Thinking Too Hard About Anime
Noah Carden & Aaron J. Shelton
An episode by episode discussion of some of our favorite anime. A little bit of history, a little bit of analysis, and a lot of over-examining the Japanese cartoons we love so much. New episodes every other Thursday.
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