• Ep.138 – Michelle Explains Anime, Poorly - A New Podcast!

  • Nov 17 2022
  • Length: 26 mins
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Ep.138 – Michelle Explains Anime, Poorly - A New Podcast!

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  • Episode Notes In this episode, we’ll discuss Chainsaw Man episode 1- Dog and Chainsaw. Here’s a fun breakdown of what to expect.
    • Opening sequence with the CG hallway
    • Denji sells his body parts for cheap to pay off his massive debt
    • Our first look at the opening animation and opening song, Kickback
    • Denji is a responsible tenant and pays his water bill!
    • Denji swallows a cigarette for 72 cents
    • My cat is currently sleeping upstairs
    • Where I live random shacks aren’t usually connected to public utilities
    • Pochita and Denji share a piece of white bread
    • Pochita is dangerous to hold 
    • Pochita flashback
    • Denji is coughing up blood
    • It sucks getting betrayed and stabbed
    • Getting chased and chopped up by zombies
    • Pochita and Denji make a new contract
    • The first appearance of chainsaw man
    • Makima’s deal
    • Closing thoughts
    • Favorite animators this episode: Shinsaku Kozuma, and Moaang
    Email me at Michelle.A.EEM@gmail.com Find out more at https://michelle-explains-anime-poorly.pinecast.co Support This Show is Awkward by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/this-show-is-awkward Find out more at http://awkwardshow.com
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