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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 have controversial thoughts about chainsaw man.

I'm Sean Collins.

I'm Remington Chase.

That is the most like anime podcast appropriate introduction you've done in a while. It really, like, it actually just, like, is what the podcast is about, more or less. And so, you know, it's just, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's thematic, it's fitting. People who tuned into this one for the first episode ever will be like, okay, all right, this is what these guys are about.

And, like, I think you just sold the podcast instantly.

I'm proud of you, man.

There we go.

You know, it took a little over 400 episodes,

but I finally made one of those relevant.

You have made them scarily relevant in the past i will say just thought i made i made some

accidentally relevant yeah i mean i've done accidental foreshadowing with some of them

some scary accidental foreshadowing it's it's been truly terrifying which is all to say today

we're doing chainsaw god wouldn't that be funny people want us to revisit chains Chainsaw Man so that you can watch the film adaptation of one of the arcs, real bad. And some people are like, hey, just skip and make them watch the movie by itself. And I feel like that's not what you want to do. Can I say something? What's that? Weaves. Weaves. I understand. Look, maybe the Chainsaw Man movie is great. It is pretty good. I'm not even going to contest that.

I'm not going to argue with that. I'm not going to touch it. Respectfully, webs shouldn't be allowed on letterboxed. They have Mao. They have Mao, all right, where they can give their bonkers insane ratings. The problem is when they go to other sites, like IMDB or letterboxed,

then they fuck up the rating ecosystem

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