Kill la Kill

Most rewatchable anime movies, Redline and Nausicaa.

And his most rewatchable shows and series is a tie between Kill la Kill and Yuru Camp.

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They're both good shows to rewatch, but wow.

We

gotta do a Kill la Kill review one day.

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Did I put that on the server? I don't know.

And then I was also thinking you should definitely watch Kill la Kill.

I watched some of

that.

That's a freaking

bad-ass anime.

And it reminded me because Kill la Kill is very, very, very heavy on that, uh, on the, on the repetitive use of, uh, visual themes.

You know, one of the main characters, like whenever she's, uh, she's obviously the high school.

Like, this, this is what they're kinda usually making anyways, so I wouldn't-- so I'm, I shouldn't be surprised.

I mean, Kill la Kill was this length.

Uh, BNA wasn't, though.

I think BNA was 12 episodes, and that was still b-that was still, like, produced by Netflix.

May-maybe that one wa-was, like, people, like, th-maybe that's why people didn't really like that, because it was, like, just not as long as it needed to be.

I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll eventually rewatch BNA at some point.

I just wanna, uh, rewatch Kill la Kill first.

We're going through, like, all of St-St-St, uh, all of Studio Trigger's work, which is what I'm gonna do on the podcast eventually.

Dreams come true.

Spoiler alert, Susie, they don't, unless of course your dream was getting run through the chest by a Kill la Kill style scissor blade.

Now let's look at our new Alice.

If you look in the game files, chapter four's angel is referred to as Allison Angel.

It's studio trigger energy for sure.

It's like the energy is a lot like Kill la Kill.

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God, I want to rewatch Kill la Kill.

I might start a third rewatch of Kill la Kill once I'm done with Gurren Lagann but yeah it's like the same kind of energy other than that played a little D&D doing Curse of Strahd we are in like a dungeon that's supposed to be endgame and we're doing okay

I can't remember.

Oh, uh, Kill la Kill a little bit.

It's just over-the-top type shit.

It's, it's good stuff.

And it also primes us to think about that event and what that event means.

And like, okay, why are we alluding to this? Um, the way that, you know, a little more, uh, A little more tongue-in-cheek, maybe, but also sort of not when Kill la Kill started with the teacher being like, so Nazi Germany was all about this.

And then we have the fascist student uniforms and stuff.

It's like, hey, themes.

I think what it is is that you definitely have a lot of other mangas, animes that do tackle the dangers of the rise in fascism, right? Oh, 100%.

I think the thing is that with a lot of them, you have to understand the media to get why this is, right? I think one of my favorite examples in anime is Kill la Kill.

Yeah.

Right? And, like, if you don't know, you just be like, yo, this is just a horny anime.