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Robin and the Dreamweavers is probably the most obscure cartoon we’ve ever done on Method to Madness. It’s the pilot for a stillborn series that mashes Cool World with all the tropes of early-1990s comics.
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The Method to Madness Podcast can be found on its new home, AlphaCounter.com!
If you’re used to coming to this site for the podcast and other content, I’ll still be posting here for a little while. But come this spring, all content will shift exclusively to Alpha Counter. You may notice some links already redirecting. From then on, this may become more of a personal blog for myself, incorporating content from The Grey Ghost’s Blog.
Thanks for your loyal readership and I hope you enjoy Alpha Counter as much, if not more!
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OUR FAVORITE ANIME SUCKS.
Over at the A3K Podcast on Anime 3000, we struck a nerve with our submissions for overrated anime series. Your opinions were voiced and we heard you. Now it’s time for us to put our money where our mouths are and cover our own Top 3 favorite anime of all-time.
My choices may not surprise you, but the third certainly surprised me…and it’s my list! Ultimately, I had to ask myself which anime series I enjoyed watching all the way through, again and again. Sword of the Stranger came very close, as did Cowboy Bebop… But only one OVA seemed to resonate as much as when I first discovered it as a teenager.
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Pet Shop of Horrors left quite an impression on me. After discussing it briefly on the Halloween A3K Panel, I found I had so much left over to say. I’d only barely scratched the surface of D and Leon’s secret bromance. It’s a show that would have been beautifully realized in a Jim Henson series with creatures portrayed by Muppets. Why the talk about Muppets? Cuz there’s also talk about Muppets in this podcast.
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