I Love JRPGs And I'm Not Ashamed

The Polygon Show

Vox Media Podcast Network

Games, Video Games, Leisure

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2018

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Final Fantasy, Earthbound, Fire Emblem — JRPGs are a huge part of how some of us grew up. Here's to remembering our favorites that stand the test of time, the ones that unexpectedly hooked us and the ones that will probably never get remastered. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello, and welcome to the Polygon show. I'm Z
0:07.0	Z
0:07.4	Z
0:06.6	Z
0:07.4	Zwanger-Rishmore and I'm here today with Allegra Frank.
0:14.0	I started snipping my microphone for some reason.
0:18.0	Gross, hmm.
0:20.0	It comforts me. Chelsea Stark.
0:22.0	Hello, I'm not snicking anything.
0:23.5	Or snigging, apparently, what a wretch just said.
0:26.0	Don't snake, not today.
0:28.0	That's not a JRPG.
0:30.0	And Ashley, oh.
0:32.0	Hello. Hello.
0:33.0	Two of us know a lot of things about JRPGs,
0:37.0	which is what we're going to be talking about today.
0:40.0	We have a lot of exciting things to talk about from Earthbound to Fire Emblem to of course
0:48.4	persona 5 and every single other JRPG that Ashley has played and maybe even Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles.
0:56.6	And we'll get right on that after this message from Betterment.
1:01.3	Hey Ligra. What is the best JRPG, do you think?
1:07.0	Do you want me to go alphabetically or chronologically?
1:10.0	So, you know, just pick one, just pick the best one. Okay. I'm going to start chronologically. So Final Fantasy, Dragon Warrior, Final Fantasy 2, aka, So yeah, that's the best one.
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