HeyJaredGirltaku Podcast by Anime Trending
Join the girl otakus of Anime Trending, Gracie, Isabelle, and Agnes, on their weekly roundtable discussions regarding anime!
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Girltaku 209: Villainess Trope Dissection (opens the original)
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The villainess trope has become very popular in the last couple of years, but like every trope, there are good and bad examples. We explore what makes the villainess trope work and when it fails. Anime Discussed: The Inept Villainess, Saga of Tanya the Evil, The Holy Grail of Eris, May I Ask For One Final Thing, and The Heretical Last Boss Queen
Girltaku 208: Obsessing over Goodbye Lara (opens the original)
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If you're not watching Goodbye, Lara, then you need to go watch it now. This entire episode is dedicated to us fanning over the show.
Girltaku 207: Translating at Anime Conventions (opens the original)
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Isabelle is out this week, but we invited a special guest! Momo is a translator, who often helps out at anime conventions, and today we ask her all sorts of questions on the ins and outs of translating for anime guests.
Girltaku 206: Gracie's Anime Yapathon (opens the original)
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Part 2 of Summer anime where Gracie just talks about all the other anime she's watching this season
Girltaku 205: We LOVE This Summer's Anime (opens the original)
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After a season where there were some hits but a little more misses, we really began this season with a bang. It does seem to be the season of yuri, and we're not complaining!
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