Yea, the tale of two courageous beings, and Musashi, endeth, bringing about Armagedon. Apon Armagedon, the new messiah shall enter a slumber after the destruction of his predecessor. The light shall leave the earth, giving rise to the neo savior. And the tounges of the new world shall be loosed, to the point that they can not speak precisely.
~The Book of Animeshon
 

After the leaves fell and the ending days of Horror Month endeth, there came a giant messiah made of steel. Yea, even the name of the house of Mecha bearth He, sent to protect the sinless from the legions of darkness. And His sword shineth, yea, all three of them, lighting the path to freedom. And all the Machina gathered under the banner of JUDA, each Factor his own."
~The Book of Animeshon

 

They say a picture is worth a 1000 words. I find that hard to believe, since this anime has no spoken words, and only a handful of ones written. But perhaps it's what is not said that gives this anime if not flavor...and flavor is important in soup. See what I did there?


 

So I asked a question, no one answered. So I said, why bother waiting for the answer? As of now I'm keeping track of episodes the normal way. Sure it was cooler to have seasons, but it was more or less just a harder way to count things. So, now on episode 43, I tackle Vampire Hunter D, the first film, second book, and then Bloodlust. Two more weeks untill we must close the book on horror month, but we're not done yet, so enjoy the show.

Shin Megami Tensei, or as it's called in Canada, Shit On My Tent-Eh? If you've played the games you'll burn your eyes out from the trash you're about to watch. Like most anime based off games, The Megaten anime suffers from the same crap syndrome, but in a much more severe case.

October, the month where Animeshon gets scary…more than usual anyway. This month Josh takes a look at Ju-on, the first two direct to video J_Horror films that took the world by storm, or something like that. If you’ve seen The grudge, then you’ll get a lot out of this episode, as Josh covers the original movies that started it all. 

This episode by far, has been the hardest, longest, and most amazing adventure that I’ve had in my time with anime. As you can assume from the tardiness of the episode, production took a lot longer than expected, but I feel it was totally worth it. This episode I discuss director Mamoru Hosoda, his style, influences, and wonderful works of film. Unlike other esteemed anime directors, there’s little to be found for English speaking audiences on Hosoda, but I’ve gathered all I could, and present it with my interpretations of his handiwork. So please, enjoy this episode as much as I’ve enjoyed creating it.

 

Anime3000.com is proud to announce the addition of Josh Dunham's Animeshon's Podcast to the A3K Network? What does this mean? Well, each week you can look forward to seeing new episodes of the Animeshon Podcast on our site. Similar to our relationship with the Reverse Thieves and Speakeasy Podcast, we will continue our commitment to bring you quality bloggers and podcasters in our new media inititative. So please, enjoy the show.