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Sorry for the long time gap in between episode 15 and 16, but we are back to finish the Haikyu! anime review. Since there was long period in between the recordings of the episodes, we decided to give our final review of Haikyu! since we were able to finish watching the anime in between recordings. If you have seen the anime what are your thoughts? Shocking results coming from Ian and Bryan. Our next anime review has been chosen by the Randomizer on the Crunchyroll web site.

Back with another anime review. Haikyu! season 1. 25 episodes and can be watched on Netflix and Crunchyroll. The review of the first 6 episodes is finally here.
Junior high school student, Shōyō Hinata, becomes obsessed with volleyball after catching a glimpse of Karasuno High School playing in Nationals on TV. Of short stature himself, Hinata is inspired by a player the commentators nickname 'The Little Giant', Karasuno's short but talented wing spiker. Though inexperienced, Hinata is athletic and has an impressive vertical jump; he joins his school's volleyball club – only to find he is its sole member, forcing him to spend the next two years trying to convince other students to help him practice.

The boys are back! Report card time for Charlotte. Last episode review for the season, episodes 7-13. Excuse the audio, we all had to phone in for the recording you will here minor delay in the background. Bryan vs Amazon Prime and his new mic. Fire Force has all the smoke! Attack On Titan prep for the final season airing in December. And Haikyuu is next on the docket. Haikyuu is a sports anime (volleyball), also my personal favorite. If you want to follow with us on the review for season 1, you can watch it on Netflix and Crunchyroll.

We are back with another anime review! We start our new anime that Ian selected and it is Charlotte. Episodes 1-6

Charlotte follows the story of four students in an alternate reality from Hoshinoumi Academy, a school founded to protect children with special abilities that develop during puberty, as they search for and protect others like them throughout Japan.

These students include Yū Otosaka, a boy with the power to control another person, albeit only for 5 seconds and only when directly looking at the target, Nao Tomori, who uses her power to become invisible to one person she chooses in order to convince others to listen to her, Jōjirō Takajō, with the power to move extremely quickly making it look like teleportation, and Yusa Nishimori who is usually possessed by her deceased pyrokinetic sister, Misa, due to her ability as a medium.

What anime intro comes to your mind off tops? Tokyo Ghoul, FMAB, AOT, were a couple that automatically pops in our heads.

What anime will you be watching this Fall season?

Final episodes of The Flowers Of Evil. Episodes 10-13. Our final thoughts on the series as a whole. Recommend or Not Recommend? Next anime series has been selected by Ian. Charlotte will be the next anime series review. 13 episodes, one season, and can be watched on Hulu and Crunchyroll. We will discuss the first three episodes of Charlotte on the next recording.

Back with more of Flower of Evil. Episodes 7-9. Kasuga you was suppose to go right and you went left! Secrets, Vandalism, and the Gym Clothes. Emotions overflow like a shaken up liter of soda. The truth shall set you free. Our boy Kasuga leaves us baffled yet again. Kid Kudi hums makes everything feel better. And more random banter.