Suuuper Anime

“Nami is WHAT! There is no way” – Solo Summary In this episode, Ed and Solo dive deep into the world of One Piece, discussing its cultural significance, record-breaking sales, and the unique format of their 'Fact or Fiction' segment. They explore the impact of One Piece on the manga and anime industry, its ongoing serialization, and the excitement surrounding its live-action adaptation on Netflix. Discussion Points Fact or Fiction – Ed ask’s Solo a ...

03-11

01:21:07

"I pitched my show without even a script" - Vitaliy Shushko Summary In this episode, Ed interviews Vitaliy Shushko, an accomplished animator and director known for his work on X-Story and Blind Spot from Love, Death & Robots. Vitaliy shares his journey into animation, the challenges he faced, and the importance of finishing projects. He discusses the creative process behind his works, character development, and the significance of community and networking in the industry. The conver...

02-25

01:47:54

"I usually donate or sell my manga." - Nisha the Nerd Summary In this engaging conversation, Ed and Nisha the Nerd delve into the world of manga and anime, exploring Nisha's journey as a content creator, the challenges she faces, and the vibrant community she has built. They discuss the emotional impact of manga, the differences between manga and anime, and share recommendations for both genres. Nisha opens up about her inspirations and the importance of fostering a healthy community among ...

02-11

01:10:49

New Gen anime start with a blaze burning bright only to burn out very quickly. Summary In this episode, the hosts Ed and Solo discuss the evolving landscape of anime, reflecting on the endings of major series like JJK, My Hero Academia, and Demon Slayer. They explore the impact of these shows, comparing their legacies and discussing what might come next in the anime world. The conversation touches on the importance of character development, storytelling, and the potential for new themes...

02-04

45:38

‘It takes about 3 months to make an episode of Invincible’ – Ian Abando Summary In this episode of the Suuuper Anime Podcast, host Ed interviews Ian Ovando, a talented director and storyboard artist in the animation industry. Ian shares his journey from being afraid of the dark to becoming a successful animator, discussing his love for rock climbing and chess, and how these hobbies have influenced his creative process. He delves into the importance of facing fears, the significance of u...

01-28

01:27:00

"You think Bleach is better than Hunter x Hunter? " Summary In this episode of the Suuuper Anime Podcast, host Ed welcomes Olamasama, a popular anime commentator on YouTube. Suuuper Animes discusses Olamasama's journey in content creation, his love for basketball, and the challenges of being a sports fan. The conversation also delves into the evolution of Olamasama's You Tube channel, his transition from skits to anime commentary, and the impact of anime on culture. Throughout the episode, E...

01-21

02:11:05

“Its time to play the game” Summary In this lively conversation, Ed and Solo reminisce about their favourite moments from WWE wrestling, particularly the iconic Attitude Era. They discuss their favourite wrestlers, memorable matches, and the outrageous stunts that defined the era. The conversation then shifts to their shared love for anime, where they engage in a fun guessing game about each other's favourite characters, shows, and underrated gems. The discussion highlight...

01-14

01:01:33

'I had to learn a new skill to get the job at DreamWorks '– Courtland Ellis Summary In this episode of the Suuuper Anime Podcast, host Ed interviews comic artist Courtland Ellis, who shares his journey from childhood inspiration to becoming a professional artist. In this conversation Courtland reflects on his love for Pokémon and the projects he has worked on, including his time at DreamWorks and The Line Animation. In this conversation, Courtland Ellis discusses the nuances of storyboa...

01-07

01:29:56

Summary In this reflective episode, Ed and Solo discuss their four-year journey with the Suuuper Anime Podcast, exploring feedback from AI tools Chat GPT, Gemini and Perplexity about their podcast's identity and reception. They delve into the pros and cons of their casual approach to anime discussions, contrasting it with more in-depth analysis styles. The conversation highlights the importance of production quality, audience engagement, and the niche appeal of their content. Along with this,...

12-31

52:43

I can’t believe this A list celebrity followed us! Crazy – Ed Summary In this episode, Ed and Solo celebrate the contributions of a retired voice actor Kazuki Yao, from One Piece; the Suuuper Anime podcast statistics and highlights from 2024 and reflect on their personal growth. Ed and Solo explore the anticipation surrounding shows like One Punch Man and One Piece, while also reflecting on the impact of technology in anime narratives. The discussion highlights the di...

12-24

01:15:48

JJK is Trash…I Hate Death Note – LilChaos Summary In this engaging conversation, Ed talks to Streamer and Cosplayer LilChaos exploring her in becoming a full-time content creator. LilChaos shares her experiences in the dance community, her transition to gaming and streaming, and the challenges she faced along the way, including navigating brand collaborations and the importance of community support. The discussion highlights the significance of passion, resourcefulness, and the ups and ...

12-17

02:01:10

"This book is a masterclass in storytelling." – Ed Suuuper Anime podcast Summary In this engaging conversation, Ed and Solo discuss Nas's book Two Mistakes Two Many, exploring its themes, characters, and the artistic journey behind its creation. They delve into the significance of storytelling, the importance of authenticity in art, and the reflections on time and memory that permeate the narrative. Nas shares insights into his creative process, the inspirations behind the book, and th...

12-10

01:02:46

"We have reached the end of an era'"– Solo Summary In this episode of the Super Anime Podcast, hosts Solo and Ed delve into the significance of endings in anime and manga. They reflect on how the conclusion of a beloved series can impact overall enjoyment and ratings, discussing examples like One Piece, Game of Thrones, and Jujutsu Kaisen. The conversation highlights the challenges creators face in crafting satisfying conclusions and the inevitable controversies that arise from f...

12-03

43:34

‘I failed many times to get published in Shonen” - Elena Vitagliano Summary Elina Vitayano, the first European woman to win the Grand Prix Award for the Silent Manga Awards, shares her journey as a Mangeka and artist. Elenadiscusses her journey of entering the Shonen Jump Plus competition and the challenges she faced in getting her manga, Miriam of the Skulls, published. She emphasizes the importance of characters in a manga and the need for feedback from both editors and readers. ...

11-26

01:07:05

"Some episodes of the anime Dandadan got leaked" Summary In this episode, the hosts Ed and Solo delve into the world of anime spoilers and leakers, discussing the implications of leaking content before its official release. They explore the motivations behind leakers, the impact on the anime community, and the ethical considerations of sharing content. The conversation also touches on the evolution of leaks in the digital age and the consequences for both leakers and consumers. Discu...