Toku-Talk Radio

Netflix's One Piece is truly the king of live action manga and anime. Sit back and listen to our discussion on our thoughts of the newest adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's awe-inspiring series. have no fear if you are not fully caught up on the manga, this episode will only contain spoilers for the East Blue saga and the Netflix adaptation.*Disclaimer: I mention a wormhole. I apologize for I meant to say a whirlpool.*To prepare for this shows release I watched nearly 50 live action anime and manga projects. To hear about my journey and my thoughts on all of those be sure to check out Screen Time Podcast: Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/62ps6mt3GeBYJ3NRnXIDNA

In this episode we celebrate 57 years of the Giant of Light by discussing Ultraman's presence in 2023 and more. *Spoilers await.* We do not own any of the background music. That all belongs to Tsubaraya Productions.

We complete our multi-episode series on the Evangelion franchise. We discuss the final film, "Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0: Thrice Upon a Time," and look back at the history and evolution of Anno's legendary creation. Farewell for now, Evangelion. *Spoilers await*

After a wait of only two months, we finally got to see Shin Kamen Rider. In this episode we recap and discuss the new Hideaki Anno movie and share our thoughts on how it compares with the other Shin Tokusatsu movies. Because the release date of this episode is everyone's last chance to watch the movie in theatres, we do a 15 minute spoiler free discussion before moving on to full spoilers.

In preparation for the American release of "Shin Kamen Rider" on May 31st and June 5th, we go through the history of Ichimonji and Hongo. We discuss the original series "Kamen Rider" from 1971, the original manga by Shotaro Ishinomori, "Kamen Rider the First" and "Kamen Rider the Next." we also provide a shortened list of episodes if you want to quickly binge the original series before the release of "Shin Kamen Rider"

We continue our multi-episode series on the Evangelion franchise. In this episode we discuss the Manga series "Neon Genesis Evangelion" by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto based on the TV series of the same name. *Spoilers await*

We try something a bit different this episode and discuss the films of Makoto Shinkai. The films in question are: "Voices of a Distant Star," "The Place Promised in Our Early Days," "5 Centimetres Per Second," "Children Who Chase Lost Voices," "The Garden of Words," "Your Name," "Weathering With You," and the all new "Suzume."

We continue our multi-episode series on the Evangelion franchise. This time we briefly touch on the compilation film "Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death and Rebirth." After, we move into a more detailed discussion on the cinematic experience like none other that is the film "The End of Evangelion." *Spoilers await*