BAKA! BAKA! BAKA! PODCAST

We watch a lot of different anime on this podcast, ranging from the great to the Kiznaiver. At some point, you begin to think you’ve seen it all. Then suddenly a show comes along that catches you off guard to burrow deep into your heart and soul. It may not be perfect but lets be honest, if Jeremy tears up, things are getting heavy. The Baka Club watched Made In Abyss, which seemed like a fun tale of children on a magical adventure. Then everything went straight to hell in the most amazing way possible. Sounds like fun right?

You know what an anime podcast like Baka Baka Baka needs? More anime. In fact, we need so much more anime, we watched an anime with multiple other anime in it. That’s like anime to the second power. But, will we be overwhelmed by the magical girl powers or will we rise to the occasion like a giant mecha in the sky? Listen along and find out.

This week Baka! Baka! Baka! is taking a closer look at an intense drama anime with heavy topics. They still make complete fools of themselves, don’t get us wrong but they at least try to do it seriously. The anime Erased has enthralled them with its suspenseful murder mystery and time travel twist. But can this highly acclaimed anime stick the landing? Find out our thoughts and then share yours!

As a podcast, one thing we know well is sound. We like to create those soothing lulls that caress your sweet sweet ear holes. None of our hosts quite have the voice to do it but they’d still like to. In this week’s minisode, the Baka Club discusses audio in anime, ranging from theme songs, background music and even sound effects themselves. So listen in and share the auditory experiences of your own weeaboo ears.

In every young man’s life, questions will arise: What is my purpose? How many roads must a man walk down? Is hair supposed to be growing there? This week, the Baka Club watched an anime asking the most important questions of the modern age. Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon? If you need to sit down after reading it out loud, we completely understand. Find out what we thought of this fantasy comedy action anime and which characters we thought were the bounciest!

It all started a long time ago, in an anime far far away. (My Hero Academia actually.) We’re turning 1 years old and to celebrate, we want to think back on all the good times. If only we could remember them. The Baka Club is asking all the hard hitting questions like: Why are we doing this? What was our favorite anime? How bad was Kiznaiver really? Join us for a stroll down memory lane that we can barely remember.

Just when you thought the Baka Club couldn’t be any more baka, they go and pull something like this. Not only did they create a longer episode then ever before, they did it discussing Boruto, the anime sequel to Naruto. Why undertake such an ordeal? Is it for the fans? Is it for the money? Maybe. Or maybe they did it just because they could. So join in as they enter the world of magic wielding ninja because they have a lot to say!

You got your Naruto in my Dragon Ball! Well you got your Dragon Ball in my Naruto! Wouldn’t they be better together? This wacky idea is what drives this week’s minisode as the Baka Club mixes and matches fan favorite anime into new combinations, developing delicious flavors for all to enjoy. Want to know more? Because Jeremy is going to tell you. He’s going to tell you a lot.

Long ago there was a prophecy told about 3 warriors fated to do battle about . . . a fantasy anime from 2014. Rage of Bahamut: Genesis, the prequel to the current Virgin Soul, has the Baka Club all fired up. They argue theories, characters and minute story details. What else could you ask for from a bunch of guys that think watching anime makes them a book club? So watch along and help decide if Rage of Bahamut is just a generic fantasy trope in anime form or a masterpiece of godly proportions!

Bungou Stray Dogs pulls out all the stops as The Baka Club readies up to take on the second season of this anime using literary writers from history and turning them into super human crime fighters! This season brings in the evil American writers like F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Steinbeck and even H.P. Lovecraft. But will this new twist make us love this anime even more? The truth is even stranger than fiction.