More Than A Cartoon

• My Hero Academia Is On A GENERATIONAL RUN That We've NEVER Seen BEFORE

  In this episode, Kyle and Dr. Applesauce dive into the chaos behind the scenes of podcasting—tech meltdowns, missed uploads from getting sick, and everything creators never talk about. But that’s just the warm-up.The real discussion starts when they shift to the anime industry’s breaking point, unpacking the struggles inside studios like One Punch Man, the rise of “hope-bait vs rage-bait” content, and how parent companies quietly decide which anime thrive or die. They explore why live-action adaptations keep failing, how fan service shapes reception, and why originality matters now more than ever.The conversation then zooms in on My Hero Academia’s final season—how the animation quality affects emotional payoff, the evolution of viewer habits, and what MHA’s legacy might look like in a world begging for accurate live-action adaptations. It’s a raw, honest breakdown of where anime stands today… and where it’s heading next.

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• One Piece is ENDING and Black Clover is COMING for the Throne

  This episode breaks down major shifts in the anime industry, from One Piece moving to a seasonal format to Black Clover’s surprising return. Kyle and Dr. Applesauce analyze how production schedules impact animation quality, storytelling, and voice acting across iconic franchises like Naruto and Boruto. They examine the pressure creators face to maintain success, the relevance of physical media, and how community support can revive canceled series. The hosts highlight the cultural impact of anime, the importance of character growth, and the realities of voice actor transitions—spotlighting Miley Flanagan’s journey voicing Naruto through multiple eras. From the unique premise of Zom100 to the streaming wars and filler episode debates, this discussion explores what the future of anime looks like for both studios and fans.

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• THEY DELETED THIS...Crunchyroll and One Punch Man Director are in TROUBLE

  Crunchyroll deletes anime without telling people and One Punch Man Director deletes X account after season 3 backlash. Chainsaw Man’s movie might’ve reignited anime hype — but One Punch Man’s comeback is already dividing fans. In this episode, Kyle and Dr. Applesauce break down what’s really happening behind the scenes: from Chainsaw Man’s new adaptation and One Punch Man’s animation controversy to MoistCr1TiKaL’s influence on anime discussions and Twitch’s growing impact on creator culture.They dive into the harsh truth of online harassment, the burnout creators face, and how big corporations like Crunchyroll keep losing fan trust. The hosts also spotlight the overlooked power of female anime creators, the balance between fan service and storytelling, and why separating art from the artist is becoming the biggest debate in anime today.

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• The MOST Taboo Anime is getting a Season 2?!?

  In this episode, Kyle and Will dive deep into the anime world — from Demon Slayer Infinity Castle breaking records to Chainsaw Man’s growing anticipation. They unpack Crunchyroll’s subtitle controversies, debate One Punch Man Season 3’s animation concerns, and even discuss a study linking dark humor in anime to higher intelligence and emotional stability. The duo explores the heavy themes of Goblin Slayer and Gachiakuta, celebrates female mangaka shaping the industry, and breaks down My Hero Academia’s character rankings — especially Bakugo’s fan-favorite moments. As the fall anime season unfolds, they reflect on community growth, creativity, and why anime storytelling hits deeper than ever.

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• Tougen Anki Has The MOST BLATANT Fan Service in all of Anime

  In this episode, Kyle and Will dive deep into the impact of fan service in anime, focusing on Tougen Anki and its bold approach to character representation. They discuss what makes fan service effective—or distracting—and how it shapes audience perception. The duo explores the importance of building a creative legacy, maintaining animation quality, and ensuring narrative consistency within Tougen Anki’s story. They also draw fascinating parallels between Tougen Anki and Naruto, while unpacking the ongoing debate around the portrayal of female characters in modern anime.Later, Kyle and Will shift to a broader discussion on the future of anime storytelling, the rise of AI in content creation, and the standout titles of the fall anime season. They highlight how powerful backstories give characters emotional weight, the risks of relying too much on AI, and why the human touch in creativity still matters more than ever. The conversation wraps with their top picks for this season and a reminder that authenticity—not algorithms—is what makes art timeless.

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