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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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A book club style Toku podcast where we bounce around different franchises, series, and characters trying to get to the heart of why we enjoy ladies and fellas in spandex and rubber kicking each other.
Unknown Host hosts What'cha Toku-ing About, a leisure show with 19 episodes published.
In this episode, Russ, Stix, and Hunter with special guest Kero @kerbumble watch Ultraman Tiga episodes 27-39 and yearn for better days and Japanese Subway in the 90s! In this episode we discuss how the show the shows th
In this episode, Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch Ultraman Tiga episodes 14-26 talk a lot about angels, demons, and religious allegories about an ultra man getting crucified… I swear we’re not one of those podcasts! In this
In this episode, Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch Ultraman Tiga Episodes 1-13 and get taken higher (well higher until we’re struck down by three giant monsters that will be EXTREMELY important later on)! In this episode they
In this episode, Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch Zeiram 1 and Zeiram 2 and prove once and for all that bumbling can be a valuable battle skill! In this episode they discuss Amemiya throwing all the ingredients he loves in a
In this episode, Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch Garo (Season 1) Episodes 1-12 and GO ON A BATTLE TO KILL GOD (but please don't think too hard about the freaudian implications of that)! In this episode they discuss the prom
In this episode, Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch Garo (Season 1) Episodes 1-12 and become lone wolves together, warriors eternally cursed to walk alone (but also side by side) against the grimdark creatures of the night! In
In this episode, Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch Godzilla Mothra King Ghidora: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack, and try (and fail) to say the title out loud as well! In this episode they discuss inter-generational trauma, mon
Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch episodes 40-49 of Juken Sentai Gekiranger and forgive an evil kung fu zombie cult leader of all his cries for being vaguely nice to his girlfriend! In this episode they discuss saying goodbye
Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch episodes 26-39 of Juken Sentai Gekiranger and must release their inner potential and escape a muddy middle stretch of Japanese Children's television! In this episode they discuss the power of
Russ, Stix, Hunter and special guest Andrew (@pleatsplease.bsky.com) ditch Toku and watch DBZ Bio Broly and get gooped by this widely panned DBZ Summer Release. In this episode they talk about growing up with DBZ, the et
Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch episodes 13-25 of Juken Sentai Gekiranger and howl at the moon over basically the coolest guy in existence (a wolf man that knows Muay Thai). In this episode they talk about the sexy Astro Bo
Russ, Stix, and Hunter watch the first 12 episode of Juken Sentai Gekiranger and scream indecipherable onomatopoeia and flail on the ground like weird adult babies about how much they enjoyed this show. In this episode t
Russ, Stix, and Hunter (with special guest Kero) watch the first two movies in the Ultraman Zero saga and discuss a cool guy AND THEN AN EVEN COOLER GUY WHO'S EVEN MORE IMPORTANT BUT OFF SCREEN RIGHT NOW. In this episode
Russ, Stix, and Hunter repeat "this was a show for children?" 18 times as they breakdown the beautiful tragedy that is Kamen Rider Ryuki's final 10 episodes (and it's tragically misguided alt ending Episode Final Directo
Russ, Stix, and Hunter contemplate some very broad comedy and goof around with some existential questions in this zany and/or heartbreaking stretch of Kamen Rider Ryuki. In this episode we discuss taking a break from a m
Russ, Stix, and Hunter practice some very good and accurate journalism investigating Kamen Rider Ryuki. In this episode we discuss if we basically rank who's the most vile human being on earth: gamers, lawyers, grad stud
Russ, Stix, Hunter, and Iris take a good long look in the mirror and really contemplate Kamen Rider Ryuki. It's a TV show that makes us think about 9/11 (but what doesn't), the dangers of grad school, and if acting like
Russ, Stix, Hunter, and Iris discuss some real grrrrrrl power with Hideaki Anno's live action adaptation of Go Nagai's Cutie Honey. It's a movie about feelings, awkward music video style interjections, bad journalism (an
Russ, Stix, and Hunter discuss the second half of Ultra Q, a show about a beautiful throuple, random nuns, lots of weird production order issues, and random spookiness pulled out at the last minute.
Russ, Stix, and Hunter introduce themselves and enter the world of Ultra Q, Tsubaraya's big television breakthrough and the show that started the Ultra Franchise. We also discuss street urchins, ghost ships, and the powe
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What'cha Toku-ing About is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under leisure (animation) and has published 19 episodes.
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