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Mad Libs is a cheap party game that anyone can play. The real fun, of course, is how you play it. Exercising a more…unorthodox vocabulary can generate legendary scripts. We hope our technique catches on.
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Sekirei is an all too familiar animal to Method to Madness. For Anime 3000, The Grey Ghost and The Business examine this specimen through their unique lens. Under the microscope, the show is clearly a breed generously endowed with naked karate, Hubba Hubba, and most notably, Ah-Wooooooooga!
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Moetan slithered into our Garden and seduced poor Kevin, charming him with the promise of 13.5 episodes of concentrated depravity. He was unable to resist discussing it on this podcast. Be kind to Kevin; he’s not the villain (at least, here). He’s the victim of his own predilection for masochism and cartoon ducks.
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The Sacred Blacksmith has forged a wedge that’s split Method to Madness in twain! It has my blessing as a worthwhile show, though there is no budging The Business.
Fan service is the salt of storytelling; in anime and most other breeds of entertainment. A pinch here or there can give a show an enriched flavor. More than a dash, and it ruins the experience; rendering it vile, inedible, and even toxic.
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DD Hokuto no Ken either opens the Fist of the North Star doors to a new audience or completely alienate veteran fanboys. We can’t seem to agree on which. One thing we can agree on: Super-Deformed Fist of the North Star is a fun idea.
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Come join the official Method to Madness Community, hosted by Anime 3000!
Rather than bore you folks here with idle chatter and technical jibber-jabber, we’re taking the party to Sean Russell’s joint. There, we’ll be posting our upcoming podcast schedules, photos, and other site/podcast news.
But also, it gives us a place to shoot the shit and share cool stuff. See some anime that’s blown your mind? Play any good games lately? Know any good dirty jokes? Got naked photos of your girlfriend? Would you like to see some?
Login to Anime 3000 and join the Method to Madness group!
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Remember our Clannad podcast? No, no… The original recording that didn’t make it. Weren’t you curious how that first round went despite technical interference? Just in case, we’ve included portions of that for this batch of outtakes.
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The guys at Anivision aren’t just our brothers on the AAA Network, but also close neighbors!
While a local team-up couldn’t be arranged this time, The Grey Ghost was able to join the Anivision gang via Skype. This squashed any hope of those boys from tackling Sean and prying the mic from his lips before ranting about California’s video game laws, raping your childhood, and the editorial crimes of Lisa Foiles.
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Back to the Future and Demon Souls satisfies Sean and Kevin’s lusts for time travel and fantasy adventure, respectively. We also discuss punching babies in Yakuza 2 and Kevin shares his recent rediscovery of Magic: The Gathering.
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Sean Russell, maestro of Anime 3000 and host of the A3K podcast invited The Grey Ghost to join in a discussion of Highschool of the Dead. Good thing we had some extra jokes laying around from the first time we covered that show.
It’s astounding to learn how the anime fandom at large reveres Highschool of the Dead, yet finds Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt so revolting. It begs to wonder: Is the world mad or is it just us? If this is what passes for sanity, lock us safe within a padded room.
