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I’m experiencing Bleach flashbacks all of a sudden.<\/p>\n

And so one of our winter season shows finally ends, not with a bang but a curt nod of approval and a quiet muttering of the words, “Yeah, that was fine.” The timing works out pretty well, actually, since we’ll be able to fit a review of the Noragami OVA into the week when everything else is ending. So look forward to that, you know, if you want to. It’s not really my job to tell you what you should or should not look forward to.<\/p>\n

EDIT: Oh, hey, I nearly forgot the comics I said I was going to post in regard to the concept of females being reduced to how sexually attractive they are. Please note that the Bouletcorp comic<\/a> has explicit language, and Gabby’s comic<\/a> has both explicit language and imagery. So, like, don’t view them at work or in front of parents or something. Unless your parents are rad.<\/p>\n

Please email listener questions to bakacast[at]projectharuhi.net or leave them in the comments below.<\/p>\n

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