39 episodes
The After Show from Anime News Network Anime News Network
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4.5 • 256 Ratings
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The ANN After Show is a weekly podcast from Anime News Network, the internet's most trusted anime news source since 1998. Hosted by executive editor Lynzee Loveridge and video producer Jacki Jing, each week we talk in-depth about the season's hottest shows with special guests and deliver the trending stories you need to know. Geek out with us each week, gain new perspectives, and discover the details you might have missed.
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What Anime Should You Watch Part 2 (Spring 2024)
Jacki, Lynzee, and James are clearing out their new anime backlog to determine the must-watch shows of the season!
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What New Anime Should You Watch? (Spring 2024 Edition)
James and Lynzee are back after a hiatus to help YOU decide which of the best (and strangest) new anime premieres is worth watching. Also, James tries to explain how the omegaverse works in this one.
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And the Anime Oscar Goes To..
Lynzee and James discuss the Oscar results, the untimely passing of Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama, Solo Leveling, and more!
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Are the Anime Awards Broken? (Podcast Edition)
Lynzee and James discuss the Crunchyroll Anime Award winners and try to explain why a single show can sweep so many categories. Plus: Solo-Leveling and more Delicious in Dungeon food!
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Best, Worst, and Weirdest Pokémon
James, Jacki, and Lynzee pick their favorite Pokémon from every type to celebrate Pokémon Day 2024!
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Is Ninja Kamui Worth Watching?
Lynzee and James check out the first two episodes of Sunghoo Park and Adult Swim's new anime series, NINJA KAMUI! Is the new blood-soaked action spectacle worth watching?
Customer Reviews
Rest In Peace Zac
Podcast will never be the same without you
Too political
They worry too much about the political aspects of anime.
Was Looking Forward to this New Version
RIP Zack. When I saw that the show was being brought back in a new version, I couldn’t wait to hear the first show. Unfortunately, I was completely disappointed with the way the show is conducted. There is NO discipline whatsoever, and everyone constantly steps all over everyone else’s verbals, to the point that halfway through, I just decided to give up on it. The show needs ONE person in charge to moderate and ask the others if they have anything to add, and then let that person have their say. If all the participants are in different locations, there needs to be a way for the guests to let the host know that they have something to add, without stepping all over the person currently speaking.