OverMangaCast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Denji learns that having a religion dedicated to you isn't all its cracked up to be, as new followers and old foes appear under the guise of a Chainsaw Man church. But will he be able to escape America's Ultra-Violent rays and child marriage to stop Asa from taking his spotlight? Also, Death is coming for the world or something. This week, Matt, Jae, and Jacob read and discuss Chainsaw Man by Tatsuki Fujimoto.

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Momo and Okarun are doing everything but kissing when he childhood boyfriend Jin shows up to third wheel his way through their budding romance in everything but name. Now they need to go excorcise his family home, and Okarun gets to wrestle with toxic masculinity and forming male friendships. Also, magic nonsense goes nuts. This week, Matt, Jae, and Sam read and discuss Dandadan by Yukinobu Tatsu.

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We're back with more Oshi No Ko. This time Aqua is in a play, but will we just talk about a 2.5 D anime adaption, or will the play be a metaphor for the battles goin on inside these teenagers hearts? And will the dark truths be uncovered? Maybe to one of those questions! This week, Matt, Sam, and Jacob read and discuss Oshi No Ko written by Aka Akasaka and illustrated by Mengo Yokoyari.

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Spooktober starts off fresh this year, as we dive inside the hollow flesh suit of a manga that is Gleipnir. Shuichi Kagaya is your average high schooler, except that when his passions erupt he is able to transform into a homicidal mascot costume. However, after rescuing/assaulting Claire Aoki from her attempted suicide, the girl wants to use her newfound monster to obtain everything she desires. And once she finds out that she can slide up inside his guts and pilot him like a flesh mecha, things begin to spiral out of control into a death battle for magic coins that can make dream come true. This week, Matt, Sam, Jae, and Jacob read and discuss Gleipnir by Sun Takeda.

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Yoichi Isagi made the rookie mistake of trusting his less-talented teammate, and now has lost any chance of making it to Nationals with his high school soccer team. But luckily, some made man with ambitions of building Japanese World Cup Champion team has given him a second chance; Blue Lock. A prison built to house all of Japan's star striker talent, to beat out the passivity and teamwork and cultivate the raw ego needed to mold the game of soccer to your whim. In a brutal survival game, the players inside the prison will compete until only one is left above all others, and the losers can never play soccer again. This week, Matt, Sam, Jae, and Jacob read and discuss Blue Lock written by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and illustrated by Yusuke Nomura .

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Momo and Okarun celebrate the return of one of his lost testicles from enemy-turned-friend Aira Shiratori, however Aira wants to elevate her relationship status from Side Girl to Main Girl. Okarun winds up in a misunderstanding, which lulls Momo Ayase into a negetive headspace as her safe nerdy not-boyfriend is being pursued by someone she can't stand. Taking advantage of the negative energy, aliens use the Loch Ness Monster to launch an invasion attempt to steal Okarun sweet man bits. Look, no one ever promised that Dandadan could be summerized without sounding like a madman. This week, Matt, Jae, and friend-of-the-pod Kodie (@JumpKodie) read and discuss Dandadan by Yukinobu Tatsu.

Like our guest Kodie? You can hear more from him at the following:

• Twitter: @JumpKodie

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Kafka Hibino was just you average, everyday 30-something sanitation agent, when one day he was bitten by a radioactive Kaiju. Now he can do whatever a Kaiju can, in a compact humanoid form. He wants to use these new powers to join the Japanese Defense Force and reunite with his childhood friend on the battlefield, but now his monstrous anatomy makes him a kill-on-site enemy of the state. Will he be able to keep these amazing powers hidden, while also combatting the every increasing threat of the Kaiju hoards? This week Sam, Jae, and Jacob read and discuss Kaiju No. 8 by Naoya Matsumoto.

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I guess these guys did a video game episode while I was away? Listen in as Sam & Jacob dive into the storytelling aspects of video games.

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Metropoliman has laid a sinister trap for the brave trio of heros; Mukaido's wife and child have been held hostage to spur a final battle. However, the fight is stealing away time his illness is ill-incentivized to give him. Can he do the one thing he wanted in life and keep them safe? Also, will Mirai ever decide to do anything? Or will he keep taking half-actions and getting absorbed into philosophical thought experiments. And I guess Saki will probably do something in the background. This week, Matt, Sam, Jae, and Jacob read and discuss Platinum End written by Tsugumi Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata.

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Jonathan Jostar is still trying to kill his adopted brother turned vampire Dio Brando. However, an ancient graveyard of knights being reanimated stands in the path of his revenge. Will he be able to harness the true secrets of hamon to unlock the power necessary to defeat Dio in their final 1v1 conflict? Either way, only one of them is walking out alive as we reach Phantom Blood's ultimate conclusion. This week, Matt, Jae, and Jacob read and discuss JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood by Hirohiko Araki

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