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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Blunt seasonal triage, genre comparisons and open disagreement make Dad's Anime Podcast a practical guide to what earns another episode.
Dad's Anime Podcast turns seasonal anime review into a loose, argumentative roundtable, with Dad joined by Coolboy Mew and Fullmetal. They sort through series in plain terms: what held their attention, what they dropped, where a familiar premise still works, and where a joke or…
A robot hotel gets a shot at greatness, and your watchlist gets dragged into the debate.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A chaotic anime-and-games hangout with more bite than it first suggests.
Dad's Anime Podcast moves from absurd anime riffing into Nintendo ban rumors, used-game piracy, and other corners of internet culture, and it works because the hosts keep circling what is noise and what is real.
Loose anime talk that still lands on clear, specific judgments.
Dad and the panel spend the episode on Spring 2023 cleanup, website talk, and two spring picks. They are blunt about platform builders and WordPress, then settle into clear anime judgments: Call of the Night gets praised for its chill mood and nightscape visuals, while Dead…
A blunt spring-2025 check-in that still finds a few real keeps.
The episode tracks Dad, Coolboy Mew, and Fullmetal as they size up spring 2025 as a season that is down, though not empty. It moves fast from broad takes to specific shows, and the panel stays focused on what feels worth watching.
A messy summer-season roundtable that still knows why each pick matters.
The episode treats the summer slate as crowded and a little too much to keep up with, and the hosts say that plainly. The best stretch comes when they slow down and look at what each title is doing: one romance is judged by how much comedy it has, how serious it feels, and…
A rough-edged season roundup that mixes sharp anime judgment with real craft talk.
Dad's Anime Podcast uses its fall 2024 chat to walk through the season one pipeline with a blunt, plainspoken eye. Nagatoro gets framed as a show that fits the slice-of-life mold without really setting itself apart, and the Big Mouth comparison makes that judgment land fast.
A blunt Winter 2025 roundup that still finds a few worthwhile picks.
Winter 2025 comes across as a sequel-heavy season, with romance and isekai crowding out much that feels fresh. Even so, the discussion stays useful because it cuts through the noise with blunt, practical taste instead of drifting into generic season-guide filler.
The episode opens with the AnimeAura 3x3 rating bot, which the hosts say scored ecchi-heavy grids around 1000 points and a 4chan-meme grid at 75k.
Dad's Anime Podcast Episode 143 reviews Summer 2024 anime against the AniList popularity list, starting with Oshi no Ko season 2, which the hosts rank as the likely animated season of the year.
Dad, Sinclair, and ShadowFerret record an impromptu chat after FanX, starting with first anime: Trigun, Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), and Dad's Ranma 1/2.
Dad's Anime Podcast Episode 156 opens with a rant that Netflix will release JoJo's Steel Ball Run and Beastars Part 2 in March, late in the season.
Dad's Anime Podcast episode 157 is part one of Coolboy Mew's anime-of-the-year 2024 list, sorted by season into tiers from drops to "anime of the season." The hosts drop or criticize Metallic Rouge, Ninja Kamui and Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari, saying Ninja Kamui spent its budget on early action scenes.
Dad, Coolboy Mew and Pullmetal go through Mew's Summer 2024 list, starting with a long drop list that includes Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go de Dereru Tonari no Alya-san, Isekai Suicide Squad and Mission: Yuzakura Family.
Dad, CoolBoyMew and FullMetal react to the April 2 Switch 2 Direct, where Bravely Default at $40, Street Fighter VI and Elden Ring were confirmed for game-key cards that require downloading the full game.
Dad and guests review the Winter 2025 anime season, highlighting sequels like Dragon Ball Diamond and Dr.
Dad starts with a pattern.
Dad, CoolBoyMew, and FullMetal sort Fall 2025 anime into tiers, calling it a lighter season of sequels such as Spy x Family Season 3 and To Your Eternity Season 3.
The Spotify version opens without the music because of copyright issues.
They kick off by calling this summer an absurd anime season.
Dad, Mew, and Full Metal keep chewing through Spring 2023 even while real life is already in Spring 2024.
Dad's Anime Podcast opens with a deadpan, off-the-rails riff on an anime about cartoon horse girls.
Dad's Anime Podcast Episode 153 opens with a brief review of Detective Conan Movie 5, "Countdown to Heaven," which the hosts call "well-scripted, well-thought-out" and a good entry point to the series.
Dad, Coolboy Mew and Full Metal drop Sentai Red, Re:Zero season three and Sakamoto Days, arguing that "we live in an age of unlimited entertainment" and that dropping weak shows is a skill.
Dad's Anime Podcast Episode 145 opens with a negative review of Atlus's Metaphor: ReFantasio, which Dad dropped after about eight hours, calling it "Persona 5.5." The hosts then praise Atelier Sophie's relaxed gather-and-craft loop and criticize Donkey Kong Land's laggy controls and a tiny moving-platform sky level.
The hosts critique the Dragon Ball Fandom wiki and discuss a fan-made alternative with detailed production information.
A comedic anime review podcast hosted by a dad and his co-host, discussing anime with a humorous, irreverent tone.
The hosts discuss the first volume of Battle Angel Alita manga and compare it to the OVA and live-action film.
A comedic podcast where the host and co-host discuss tragic news about manga authors overworking themselves to death.
Two hosts casually discuss the anime Shangri-La Frontier, praising its animation and boss fight.
Hosts discuss recent anime episodes, focusing on Shangri-La Frontier's arc climax and comparing animation quality.
A comedic podcast where the host and co-hosts riff on anime, politics, and each other with irreverent humor.
A review and analysis of the manga 'The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really Love You', praising its characters and storytelling.
The hosts discuss their impressions of the Analog Pocket handheld gaming device, including its design, feel, and the long wait time.
The hosts discuss the anime Love Live, ranking their top three best girls and sharing their enjoyment of the series.