Show #62 – Fujoshi Wave Discussion Post Anime Boston 2008
OP: Dr. Zeus song from the Simpsons
ED: Incidental Music from Oguie’s fantasies in Genshiken 2
Notes to be completed later.
OP and ED: “20th Century Boy”” by T. Rex in reference to 20th Century Boys by Naoki Urasawa
An interview with Carl, the Ogiue Maniax blogger at New York Comic Con 2008.
More notes coming soon. We recorded more audio than this but the echo effect on the mixer was turned on and it sounds terrible. I also accidentally deleted a lot of what Noah and the Angry Otaku recorded. It doesn’t matter, since one of the mics was off.
OP: “Born” by Miwako Okuda, the opening theme from Le Chevalier D’Eon
ED: “Over Night” by Aya, the end theme from Le Chevalier D’Eon
Noah and I announce our plans for New York Anime Festival which is next weekend: December 7th, 8th, and 9th.
Recorded live at Anime Weekend Atlanta 2007, (Erin’s con report here), this was originally scheduled as Anime World Order’s podcasting panel, but we filled in along with Paul “Fear the Gooberzilla” Chapman from The Greatest Movie Ever Podcast. We mostly gossip about AWO, and briefly review Le Chevalier D’Eon. Noah makes fun of the state of academic writing. I hope he’s prepared to defend himself in academic papers.
Our T-shirts are still for sale, by the way! Email ninjaconsultant @ gmail . com – $12 for U.S. orders, $14 international, and if you’re attending NYAF, they’re just $10. Buttons of the same design are just 25 cents each, plus 41 cents postage.
Music: Obsession by Animotion, and Everybody Have Fun Tonight by Wang Chung. There’s a reason for the Wang Chung, but not for Obsession. I just had my ’80’s Greatest Hits CD out and remembered liking the instrumental opening to Obsession.
A lot of dealers had just come from A-Kon, and many of the dealers, cosplayers, and attendees had also been at Anime Boston a few weeks before.
Promos, Bumper:
Eeper’s Choice Podcast the only Irish anime podcast.
Anime World Order
Weekly Anime Review (on hiatus at the moment)
Music: 7 O’Clock News by Tokio, and Panic by Still Small Voice. These songs were the original opening and ending songs to the first 40-ish episodes of Kodocha, a show which we recommend to anyone age 11 and over. Funimation couldn’t get the rights to the Tokio song, and we really can’t imagine the opening without it, but it’s still totally worth watching the series. With your daughter!
How many people attended Anime Boston? Well, that page doesn’t say yet, but we heard it was up from 7,500 last year to 10,000 this year.
We talk a lot about Death Note cosplayers and fans. If you want an “L” t-shirt look for our table at Otakon.
Noah talks like an M.I.T. recruiter. Here’s MIT’s Anime Club’s homepage. Did you know that MIT has appeared in several anime series?
The Bishounen Support Corps Here’s their photo collection. You can email them at bishounen-support-corps AT mit DOT edu, and talk about them in this forum thread.
I talked to an Itachi from Bergen Community College’s Anime Club, who I ran into two weeks later at AnimeNext.
I thought the Happy House of Hentai’s new promo was really funny, so I stuck it in this show. Hopefully you won’t get their jokes if you’re under 16 or so.
Do you know who Cthulhu is?
Buddy Christ is from Dogma. But Kevin Smith’s only worthwhile film is Clerks. And the animated Clerks cartoon is worthwhile. Particularly episode five. It’s only ten bucks, so if I’m wrong it’s no big deal.
The episode of Otakugeneration where Bryce talks about the hentai dubbing panel. Well, it’s probably that episode.
Lupin the 3rd is a Ninja Consultant Approved Show.
theanimefanboy talks about playing Duck Duck Goose.
Alison’s L print that got licked.
Music: From the winning AMV of Anime Boston 2006, by the Italian AMV creator Marisa Panaccio used the song “Håll Om Mig” by the Swedish singer Nanne Grönvall set to the often-over-looked-except by Shojou fans series Princess Tutu.
This AMV makes Princess Tutu look like an even better show than it actually is (after 8 or 9 episodes it really picks up).
Marisa has made other noteable AMVs, this one played at AX last year and this one makes Witch Hunter Robin look more action-tastic than it actually is.
Did you miss Anime Boston? Never been to an anime convention? You can listen to some past panel recordings and policy thingies and such on the Anime Boston Podcast or you can listen to some of Anime Pulse’s panel recordings.
Ninja Consultant T-shirts, also $12. Click here:
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We will ship internationally. Until I find out how much that cost…
We’ve only got 2 XXL “Filler Arc” shirts left. But for all the other sizes we’ve got plenty left.
Other crap we talked about:
froglartbge didn’t even go to this con, but hopefully he’ll write show notes soon.
Onnafest 2005 was held in the Gateway Hilton, in Newark, NJ from October 8-10th. It took me forever to getting around to editing this. Onnafest has a podcast which interviews some of the same guests I did with a better microphone set up – they even interview Yours Truly.
Kakashi’s blog can be found here.
The final bit of Otakon Coverage, I thought we had reviewed Steam although it turns out we didn’t.
Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is available in anime and manga forms in the U.S.
NonDE Studios – makers of “This is Otakudom” and “Steam: The Movie” [you can’t download it anywhere, but you can watch these commercials for team EVIL, they’re pretty good, and it’s like a preview] – “That Guy” is actually Scott Melzner
Seirra Mist, “Yeah, it’s kinda like that.”
Brief mention of Dragon Half, which is actually really funny and you should totally watch it. It’s also only two episodes, so don’t be fooled by Alison’s mention of a non-existant third episode.
We complain about the Kaiju vs. Final Fantasy Film again.
Alison accidently calls it “Kaiba Big Battle,” which is pretty funny. Also you should read this amusing article from the Savage Love column about a high school girl’s love of Kaiba. My reaction: Your friend won’t find someone as hot and rich as Kaiba in her high school – but a Kaiba cosplayer could totally happen!
The “Inu Yasha is a biiiooooooooooootch” email:
The Prince of Tennis, the fake final episode fan parody. I don’t know a page for this parody, but if you know one, let me know.
Eyeshield 21 – the American Football anime and manga.
La Blue Girl – it’s not anime for a first date, but you could watch it with your boyfriend. (If you’re Alison, anyhow.)
Live from Otakon Artist’s Ally, Full Metal Fantasy Review, The Impromptu Yaoi Overflow Panel
If you want credits for the photos below, let me know, and I’ll credit you however you want.
Bryce’s Golden Boy Hot Hot Heat AMV
Zoe’s website is y-couture.com. It’ll eventually have stuff like this:
What is glomping?
Three guys dressed as a Tetris piece, and me dressed as Nausicaa:
You should have seen all of Miyazaki’s works!
6-year-old boys dressed as Hamtaro characters last year:
The Copy Ninja, a riff on Kakashi:
At that point in the podcast, another girl dressed as Nausicaa shows up! She’s with her parents – she’s probably 10 years younger than me:
Vic Mignogna the Voice Actor of Edward Elric and director of the short film Full Metal Fantasy.
I don’t think this is the official translation.
My Life in Fandom
“Anime, you know, like nurses and robots and shit.”
Guy wearing shirt with iron-on letters, “Inu Yasha is the Worst Show Ever”:
Bondage Fairies (If you find out what they are, you can’t unlearn it, I’m just saying.)
Bishie Auctions are a standard of Yaoicon.
Show #004, Part 1 of Otakon Coverage Direct Download:
This is the first part of our special Otakon 2005 coverage, so sorry if the levels suck, since we were in a hotel room and I edited it on a bus.
Kaiju Big Battle – their good DVD.
Final Fantasy vs. Kaiju Big Battle – I can’t seem to find a webpage for this film, but Mario won a “Sexy Torso Award” at Otakon 2004.
Mario Beuno battling Dr. Cube.
Our ninja friend’s movie about Kakashi getting glomped.
NoNDE films, “S.T.E.A.M. the Movie” (no link that I know of just yet).
Cornell DDR Club movie.