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E65 - Transmigration and Isekai (Episode 2 of 2) - "If Truck-kun came for you..." (opens the original)
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It’s time for part two of our Transmigration and Isekai discussion with the incredibly knowledgeable Liliana, host of the Tea and Soju Podcast . We wouldn’t be doing our due diligence if we didn’t consider how romance, relationships, and frequently inevitable heartbreak often steal the show when isekai and romance get together. We also share some of our very favorite examples, and then close out the episode by theorizing what kind of transmigration story we’d be most likely to land in. Many than
E64 - Transmigration and Isekai (Episode 1 of 2) - "I love relationships that are built on lies." (opens the original)
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Get ready for some hot takes from your SLL girlies! In the first of two episodes, we’re joined by the host of the Tea and Soju Podcast and friend of the show, Liliana, to talk all things transmigration and isekai. Don’t know what that means? We’ve got you covered! We start out by identifying the defining features of these culturally specific genres and name drop some of our favorite examples. We also debate the difference–if there is one–between isekai and portal fantasy, in which Ayanni definit
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