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In the grand tradition of One Person Who's Seen An Entire Show And The Other Person Hasn't Seen Any Of It, host Lindsay guides co-host Sean through the show Inuyasha, making pit-stops in other animes every once in awhile. Join us as she convinces him to like Kikyo, dislike Shippo, support the pairing of Sesshomaru and Kagura, and ride through some pretty intense Will-They-Won't-They.
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Our hosts discuss the third Inuyasha movie and Sean abandons this episode's gimmick about 3/4s through. Included as a bonus is a bunch of Yashahime theories that, surely by now, have been disproved. And static!
(Opening and Closing Theme: "Main Theme" to Swords of an Honorable Ruler by Kaoru Wada)
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Sean and Lindsay discuss an episode they didn't much care for while trying not to get distracted by the amount of work they have coming up for the end of the season. Sango has a leaf on her head.
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A liar cons our gang into doing a bunch of chores and nuzzling up on some comfort women. That's really the episode.
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Erik sticks around (in spite of being afflicted by a sleeping pill) to discuss further this seaweed woman's plan to seduce a moonman. Play yer flute in hell why dontcha.
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Sean and Lindsay invite Erik for another Beachside Snackrifice in order to bully him into liking the show more. They threaten to turn him into glass! And... blame it on a monster!
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Miroku engages in futures trading and long-sells on Sango's virtue. Meanwhile, the Grima Wormtongue of the episode presumably gets away with a clutch of hypnoeggs. Eh, worth it.
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The Beguiled was really missing some sort of supernatural element. Instead, it just had mushrooms. This episode brought to you by Colgate.
Wakana forever.
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Sean and Lindsay update themselves on the trailer, as well as some spoilery information regarding surviving characters gleaned from the poster (where Inuyasha mysteriously has his back to the audience).
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The tightrope walk of maintaining a listenable show gets a strong gust of broadside wind as Sean and Lindsay invite a guest, Erik, to the program! Listen as he tries to piece a show together from what little information he can gather from the fillerist of filler episodes!
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Their greatest enemy yet, Kisuke, helps some village hotties hide from Fickle Pig Man and his disappearing sidekicks. The Amazing Shelf Women guest star.
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Sean decides to make the podcast even harder to listen to by trying out a new microphone. Inuyasha kills some cute demons and feeds them to some high schoolers. And true love?
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In a lovely change of pace (that is definitely not the Season 6 premiere, no sir, not one bit, not according to at least two sources), Kagome visits home and brings adventure to a bunch of innocent people who just want to put on a learning-free festival. Pretend you're normal, Kagome, hurry!
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Is Kagome doing the right things? Is this the end of Season 5? Whose heartache? Whose courage? We discuss and discuss and find exactly zero answers.
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Kagome faces her greatest enemy yet: a baby with grabby-hands! A man is executed in the background with no fanfare.
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Sean and Lindsay briefly talk about the paltry information regarding the Inuyasha sequel before a motorcycle knocks out their recording equipment. Someone wants to silence us!
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Spoilers -- This may be a big episode! Well, not for the podcast, it's business as usual for everyone there. Otherwise, ho man, buckle your giant boomerang armslings and prepare for a facefull of emotional hell hornets.
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The giant mountain births a boss fight out of only a spooky face. The tails get shoulder pads which is how you know it's serious!
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And what a duel it was! No death yet, technically, but yknow... at least there's Pullsbury doughchildrens.
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Sean's going to forget all about this when he discusses whether or not the titles are too on-the-nose or complete lies. Warning: episode features nude murderer.
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At least we think it's number 7... this tradition of the podcast has really fallen apart but let's do it anyway!
Why's the sound different?
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