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On this episode of Bakacast, we praise yet another one of Hasbro’s new TV shows,\u00a0Transformers: Prime<\/em>. But before that, we all discuss the details of the content-restriction bill<\/a> that the Tokyo Metropolitan Government passed recently, also known as the “anime ban.” Not because we think we think we’re breaking the news, but because we’d like to help calm down all the people positing end-of-the-anime-world scenarios.<\/p>\n

After that, we go to our normal reviews, which contain more rants than usual thanks to Kirino’s absurd “apology,” Samurai Girl<\/em>‘s hilarious thoughts on love, and Iron Man<\/em>‘s writing staff proving they have no idea how a plot is supposed to work. Oh, and I guess we answer a Twitter question wherein we reveal how terrible we are at casting live-action adaptations of anime.<\/p>\n

We cover:<\/p>\n