Animezing Podcast

He is undoubtedly one of the most well-known voices of anime in North America, with roles like Edward Elric in Fullmetal Alchemist, Tamaki Suoh in Ouran High School Host Club, and Zero Kiryu in Vampire Knight. Today, Vic Mignogna stops by Animezing Podcast to discuss The Risembool Rangers, YouTube videos, rumors, and much more. Speaking of rumors, Chris Comstock has a lot to say on the subject.

Kellen and James take great pride in hitting the double sevens by looking at one of their favorite shows: NANA. In between random Simpsons quotes, comfort food, and Vancouver-based voice actors, they get some analysis of the show in, another clue about the new format is revealed, and Chris Comstock thinks he's right about something, we're just not 100% sure what.

In our continuing series of getting to know the many guest hosts of Animezing Podcast, today we put the spotlight on James Trenchard and his favorite anime.

It's eccentric, esoteric, and a little bit extreme. Kellen and James review the cure for the common shonen series: Soul Eater. Also, Chris Comstock thinks he's right about the lack of an Evangelion 2.0 dub.

How does the beautifully animated movie Origin: Spirits of the Past, about a war on super-intelligent trees, move Kellen to talk about Anderson Silva? Only one way to find out.

I Think I'm Right, with Chris Comstock made its debut on the last episode of Animezing Podcast, and today you will get a look inside the man behind the segment. Find out his favorite shows, most hated trends in anime, and what kind of shows have grown on him. Also, Chris thinks he's right about fansubbing.

Both Kellen and Randy consider Shuffle! to be a trashy, cliched, harem-anime series with an unsympathetic protagonist, yet one of the two can't help but consider it a guilty pleasure. Also, we see the debut of a new segment: I Think I'm Right, with Chris Comstock.

Christmas is just around the corner, so it's time for the gang at Animezing Podcast to finish off 2010 with a Christmas spectacular! First, Kellen, Randy, and Steph take a look at 2000's Love Hina - Christmas Special, as well as a brief look at the series as a whole. Then, James joins Kellen as the two take a look at Sonic's Christmas Blast.

On this episode, Kellen takes a quick and unique look at Ghost Hunt, alongside the English voice of Kazuya Shibuya, Todd Haberkorn.

November is a nostalgic time for Kellen and James. After all, it was this time six years ago that the two friends met and bonded over a new anime on TV. Today the two decide to relive those days with a commentary of the first couple episodes of InuYasha.

Mere days after posting his schedule for the rest of the year on the Earth-2.net forums, Kellen has had to change it around already. So today James and Kellen review the bro-mantic mecha masterpiece Gurren Lagann. And to make up for the schedule shuffle, they decided to bring in a familiar face. Just who in the hell do you think it is?

Halloween's almost here, so Kellen and James keep their year-old tradition alive with a commentary of the second Hellsing Ultimate OVA.

Kellen and Brennan got their chance back in episode 25, and today it's Steph's turn to talk about her favorite anime of all time.

With everyone else taking the week off , Kellen takes some time to look over a variety of things, including a mini-review of the first volume of Dragon Ball Z Kai, his thoughts about anime on Blu-ray, and the current crop of show being put out in North America.

Regardless of its quality, the early years of Pokemon hold a place of nostalgia in the hearts of Kellen, Randy, and Steph. After a decade of hindsight, how does Pokemon: The Movie 2000 hold up.

Adapting Scripts for Anime with Monica Rial, an Ai-Kon 2010 panel.

The InuYasha Panel with Kirby Morrow, an Ai-Kon 2010 panel.

The Ayres Bros. Power Hour, an Ai-Kon 2010 panel.

She's been Maho in BECK, Juliet in Romeo x Juliet, Tamama in Sgt. Frog, and Ai in Hell Girl, and today Brina Palencia sits down with Kellen to talk about her career, her love of music, and quite possibly the weirdest recording session ever.

The Ouran High School Host Club Panel with Greg Ayres and Monica Rial, an Ai-Kon 2010 panel.