Welcome back! Celebrate a major milestone with The Homies as they reach the 100 episode mark. In this special episode, they reflect on some of their favorite moments, unexpected highlights, lessons learned from years of podcasting, and what listeners can expect from the future of the show.

After the anniversary celebration, the episode dives into the main event: a highly anticipated return to the Top 100 Handsome Anime Male Faces. The hosts break down the 2025 edition of the list, reacting to new rankings, surprising placements, and controversial omissions. From timeless anime icons to modern fan favorites, they give their unfiltered takes on who deserves the spotlight and who may be overrated. If you love anime rankings, character design discussions, and spirited commentary, this episode delivers.

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In this episode of Nostalgia, Plus Ultra, The Homies return to their fan-favorite Anime Hunger Games Simulation but with a glamorous twist. This time, it’s all about the most fashionable characters in anime. From iconic streetwear legends to fantasy couture kings and queens, the drip levels are off the charts.

We break down which anime characters have the best style, who’s serving runway-ready looks, and how their fashion sense might help (or totally hinder) their chances in the arena. Expect debates, surprises, chaotic alliances, and plenty of fun as the hosts dive deep into anime aesthetics and crown the ultimate style survivor.

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In this episode of Nostalgia, Plus Ultra, we dive deep into the anime Wandance, exploring how its frequent transitions from 2-D to CGI animation affect pacing, immersion, and overall viewer experience.

Our main topic is a full review of Tatsuki Fujimoto 17-26, the striking anime anthology based on the acclaimed creator’s early one-shot collection. We discuss the strengths of the anthology format, standout adaptations, thematic patterns across Fujimoto’s early works, and how this series fits into the larger landscape of experimental anime storytelling.

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