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This one is a little different from the first two--we were a lot more high at the start than usual, and we hadn't planned on doing a commentary at all. May just thought that my immediate reactions to the first minute of the film when we watched it were too funny not to be recreated on recording, so we started the movie over and commentated it. Unfortunately, neither of us was capable of paying attention to the subtitles, so we basically had no clue what was going on in any scene that wasn't the most aesthetically beautiful thing ever (which about half the movie is). 

Our dialog in this is so rambling, persistent, and off-topic, that it's the first one that I think could make sense even if you don't watch the movie along with us, though I do encourage it cause it's a pretty neat movie and every once in a while I just lose my shit over some amazing design element. We definitely bring up how high we are way more often than some people will care for--it's hard not to when you're that high. 

Also for context going into this, we watched it because it was from the same director as Ai City, and from right around the time Ai City was made, so it'd been recommended to me. It definitely has some strong resemblance, though it's a lot less unhinged than that movie for the most part, but at some point in this recording I conclude that said director (Mashimo Koichi, founder of Bee Train) is in fact the most interesting director alive. If I ever do a project on him, you'll know where I got the idea. 

Anyways, god knows if this is even listenable, but it's bonus content so who gives a shit. Give it a listen if you're brave or bored!

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This was an absolute delight in every sense of the word. Like a perfect storm of mind-blowing visuals and groovy 80's synth-tunes backing the existential discussion of realizing eromanga-sensei is actually a premonition of the life of Digi and Mays kids, and how SAO could best be used as a torture device. Highlights also include Digi stating, after half of the movie explaining how important this specific wine bottle is, "oh, is she giving him a beer?", and Digis mind being blown every few minutes by the absolute A E S T H E T I C of this movie. I was with you guys all the way on this one, every color and amazing animation cut that made you emote had stunned me equally as much, and every ridiculous highdea that was discussed throughout the podcast was exceptionally intriguing. Without wanting to sound overdramatic, for me this was one of the greatest experiences with Digibro content in recent memory. Sitting down with this podcast on a rainy day with a beer in your hand cannot be recommended enough. Thank you May, for letting this exist.