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Thank you for listening 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 Sean is ready to hop till he drops. I'm Sean Rollins. I'm Remington, Chase. All right, Remington. I promised you something new this season that would be a genre you'd appreciate a little more. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Uh, and if there's one thing I know about you, Remington, one of the things you love is toxic Yowie situationships.

Was I, sorry, did I, did I misread the mood?

Oh yeah, obviously, you know, it's like my favorite, favorite genres, horror, mystery, toxic

Yowie situationships, it's right up there, right?

Just...

You know, hilariously, Rem, those are the three genres of this show.

Okay, all right.

Because, like, there's no real point in burying the lead here, Rem. There's only one show that's

currently airing this season that has a good chance of, like, getting into your good graces

from the get-go. Because this is a season filled with a lot of sequel seasons, like some long-weighted,

some brand new, and then a lot of the other new shows are the kinds of things that aren't

immediately obviously going to be your favorite thing in the world. I think this show has the

best chance of it, and it's a Netflix exclusive, which is annoying, to say the least, but it's not

one that is locked behind

Netflix jail at this time. I definitely checked, though I will say I've lost access to my Netflix

account recently, so I wasn't able to watch it on Netflix. Man, we're a well-oiled machine

here in anime out of context. Look, man, my parents stopped paying for it. What do you want me to do? Because, I mean, do you know how much they're charging for Netflix right now around? A bunch. $36 for like normal Netflix, essentially. If you want the version with ads and shit, it's like $8 to $16. Oh my God. Yeah, no, it's predatory as fuck. But, hey, there are shows that are exclusive on there, so I got to watch them somehow. And will that mean? That's why, that's why instead of like watching television or movies or anything, I've just taken up sailing. Which is very hard to do in a landlock state, but I appreciate your, uh, your enthusiasm for the craft.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Uh, but generally speaking, Graham, uh, the anime we're going to be talking about today is simply

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