This week's show has NO news as I haven't had time to check the news. Yeah I heard that Haruhi Suzumiya got licensed. The whole of the anime related internet has heard. If you want to know my opinion on Haruhi check out show 03. Normal news service will be resumed next show. Anywho if you need to contact me with hints, questions, comments, requests for reviews and anything else then drop me a line @:eeeperschoice- at -gmail.comAlso at GoogleTalk Voicemail @ eeeperschoice- at -gmail.com The MyChingo flash voicemail box in the sidebarSend me an Odeo in the sidebarSnapvine Voicemail (US)+1-641-985-7800 then press * then 1723766 Please note that all images (excluding Show Artwork included in the mp3) unless otherwise stated are the respective copyright and trademark of their respective owners and licensers. No copyright infringement is meant or implied. News No news this week Reviews Infinite Ryvius This manga created by original creators Hajime Yatate(insider joke: look up on google who actually is Hajime Yatate) and Yousuke Kuroda(original scriptwriter) with art from Shinsuke Kurihashi. This is published in two volumes by the now-defunct Comics-One and it's successor DRMaster. Told from the perspective of Aoi Housen, and her roommates Kozue Izumi and Reiko Ichikawa and while it's not following the plot exactly it's excellent. Full of tension and all that good stuff, it's a nice addition on your shelf next to the DVD of the original show. WARNING: UNLESS YOU WANT THE SERIES SPOLIED FOR YOU, WATCH THE ANIME FIRST Wikipedia entry for Infinite Ryvius the anime ANN page on Infinite Ryvius Legal Drug CLAMP always do great stories even if sometimes the actual plot makes no sense. That is true for Legal Drug, a three volume manga originally in Japan by Kadokawa Shoten and in the US/UK by TokyoPop. This follows the adventures of two psychics Kazahaya and Reiko who work for Kakei at the GreenDrug Store pharmacy. As well as doing regular jobs, the two boys have to do "special" deliveries for Kakei that utilise their mental skills. Only complaint I have is that CLAMP haven't finished this story, as they are currently working on other projects. Official Website for CLAMP Google tranlation for CLAMP official site Giant Robo: The Day The Earth Stood Still I've been promising myself I'd get round to this title sooner or later. This is the best title that I've seen in the last year and that's all there is to it. Listen to my review for more info and why I think this. Wikipedia entry for Ozama Tezuka ANN page on Tezuka Wikipedia entry For Shotaro Ishinomori ANN page on Ishinomori Wikipedia entry for Mitsuteru Yokoyama ANN page on Yokoyama Well we come to the end of another terrible show, folks. Next show, I might have a surprise for you. Metacarpals crossed! Next show I'll be reviewing the manga Air Gear, the anime Ninja Scroll(Yosh!) and in the Retro Choice section I have the classic anime, Project A-ko! Wooo-Hooo!

Eeeper's Choice Podcast

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Eeeper's Choice Show 09 - The-Giant-Robo-Strike!-Show

JAN 12, 200735 MIN
Eeeper's Choice Podcast

Eeeper's Choice Show 09 - The-Giant-Robo-Strike!-Show

JAN 12, 200735 MIN

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<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/8c/df/48/eeeperschoice/3000x3000_641362.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br /><html> <body> This week's show has NO news as I haven't had time to check the news. Yeah I heard that Haruhi Suzumiya got <a href="http://oglink.com/fw">licensed.</a> The whole of the anime related internet has heard. If you want to know my opinion on Haruhi check out <a href="http://oglink.com/fx">show 03.</a> Normal news service will be resumed next show. <p> Anywho if you need to contact me with hints, questions, comments, requests for reviews and anything else then drop me a line @:<br/><ul><br /><li><a href="mailto:[email protected]">eeeperschoice- at -gmail.com</a></li><li>Also at GoogleTalk Voicemail @ eeeperschoice- at -gmail.com<br /></li><li> The MyChingo flash voicemail box in the sidebar</li><li>Send me an Odeo in the sidebar</li><li>Snapvine Voicemail (US)+1-641-985-7800 then press * then 1723766</li></ul> Please note that all images (excluding Show Artwork included in the mp3) unless otherwise stated are the respective copyright and trademark of their respective owners and licensers. No copyright infringement is meant or implied. <p><h2>News</h2> <h3> No news this week</h3><p> <h2>Reviews</h2> <h3>Infinite Ryvius</h3> <center><img src="http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j163/akasol/got_eeep/infinite_ryvius.jpg"/></center><p><br> This manga created by original creators Hajime Yatate(insider joke: look up on google who actually is Hajime Yatate) and Yousuke Kuroda(original scriptwriter) with art from Shinsuke Kurihashi. This is published in two volumes by the now-defunct Comics-One and it's successor <a href="http://oglink.com/fy">DRMaster.</a> Told from the perspective of Aoi Housen, and her roommates Kozue Izumi and Reiko Ichikawa and while it's not following the plot <i>exactly</i> it's excellent. Full of tension and all that good stuff, it's a nice addition on your shelf next to the DVD of the original show. <strong>WARNING: UNLESS YOU WANT THE SERIES SPOLIED FOR YOU, WATCH THE ANIME FIRST</strong> <ul> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/gq">Wikipedia entry for Infinite Ryvius the anime</a> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/gr">ANN page on Infinite Ryvius</a> </ul> <h3>Legal Drug</h3> <center><img src="http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j163/akasol/got_eeep/legal_drug.jpg" /></center><p><br> CLAMP always do great stories even if sometimes the actual plot makes no sense. That is true for <a href="http://oglink.com/fz">Legal Drug</a>, a three volume manga originally in Japan by <a href="http://oglink.com/g0">Kadokawa Shoten</a> and in the US/UK by <a href="http://oglink.com/g1">TokyoPop</a>. This follows the adventures of two psychics Kazahaya and Reiko who work for Kakei at the GreenDrug Store pharmacy. As well as doing regular jobs, the two boys have to do "special" deliveries for Kakei that utilise their mental skills. Only complaint I have is that <a href="http://www.shortner.com/8w">CLAMP</a> haven't finished this story, as they are currently working on other projects. <ul> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/gv">Official Website for CLAMP</a> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/gw">Google tranlation for CLAMP official site</a> </ul> <h3>Giant Robo: The Day The Earth Stood Still</h3> <center><img src="http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j163/akasol/got_eeep/giant_robo.jpg"/></center><p><br> I've been promising myself I'd get round to this title sooner or later. This is the best title that <strong>I've seen in the last year</strong> and that's all there is to it. Listen to my review for more info and why I think this. <ul> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/gn">Wikipedia entry for Ozama Tezuka</a> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/gs">ANN page on Tezuka</a> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/go">Wikipedia entry For Shotaro Ishinomori</a> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/gu">ANN page on Ishinomori</a> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/gp">Wikipedia entry for Mitsuteru Yokoyama</a> <li><a href="http://oglink.com/gt">ANN page on Yokoyama</a> </ul> <p><p><p> <i>Well we come to the end of another terrible show, folks. Next show, I might have a surprise for you. Metacarpals crossed! Next show I'll be reviewing the manga Air Gear, the anime Ninja Scroll(Yosh!) and in the Retro Choice section I have the classic anime, Project A-ko! Wooo-Hooo!</i> </body> </html>