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Before we begin, we would like to let you know about the big changes that are coming to the show.

This week's episode was our first test episode recorded with a live audience,

and despite the noticeable change in audio quality, we are very proud of how this episode

turned out. Finally, next week will be our very first episode recorded in a proper studio environment.

Stay tuned for future updates, and of course, feel free to send your feedback to

anime out of context at gmail.com and our new Twitter account, at animeconpod.

That's at, as in the at symbol that's normally only found in email addresses and on Twitter.

Anime as in anime, con, as in context, and pod as in pod racing.

Now, on with the show.

Warning, anime out of context contains spoilers, explicit language, and general tomfoolery.

Neither of our hosts are experts on any topic, and you should not take their opinions as such.

Listen at your own discretion, and enjoy. Hello and welcome to anime out of context, the show where I attempt to explain the sometimes weird, sometimes wonderful,

but always hilarious world of anime. And I wonder, is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's just

anime here to destroy me. I'm Sean Rawlins. I'm Remington. How you feeling, bud? I mean, we're

recording the podcast, so full of anxiety, dread, concern, worry.

Yeah, but on a physical level, because you don't sound the same as usual, man.

Yeah, no, I'm also not doing well physically. Yet again, I am sick, which is really annoying.

Yeah, I imagine so. Last time you were sick, we did a very interesting anime, though, didn't we?

Yes, and so this time, you should just be nice to me because I am sick,

and you should not make me watch any anime.

Just let me sleep it up, eat some Campbell's Chicken Noodles soup, it'll be great.

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