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Daryl Surat

Daryl Surat

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Host, Anime World Order Podcast

Florida

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Total articles 97

  • I Had to (Once Again) Restore the Original Japanese Audio to Patlabor: The Movie

    By Daryl Surat| cohost.org@ It took me nearly 43 years, but I finally heard someone tell me those three magic words we wait all our lives to hear someone tell us:"Let's watch Patlabor."Mobile Police Patlabor is a Japanese animated series beloved solely by a very specific subset of a very specific generation of late 80s/early 90s anime nerds--the older anime nerds don't care for it, and the younger anime nerds don't care for it--which never quite got the popularity it deserved in the USA despite being beloved.

    By Daryl Surat · cohost.org

    Mar. 04, 2023

  • Anime World Order Show # 216 - Everything We Say About Japanese History Is Wrong

    By Daryl Surat| awopodcast.com@ Podcast: Download (Duration: 1:44:39 — 48.0MB)Subscribe: | RSSWe meant to release this in January but uh, didn’t. Anyway, this time around Gerald reviews the latest film from Masaaki Yuasa, Inu-Oh from 2021 (though it didn’t come out in Japan/USA until 2022).

    By Daryl Surat · awopodcast.com

    Feb. 04, 2023

  • I Had to (Once Again) Restore the Original Japanese Audio to Patlabor: The Movie

    By Daryl Surat| cohost.org@ It took me nearly 43 years, but I finally heard someone tell me those three magic words we wait all our lives to hear someone tell us:"Let's watch Patlabor."Mobile Police Patlabor is a Japanese animated series beloved solely by a very specific subset of a very specific generation of late 80s/early 90s anime nerds--the older anime nerds don't care for it, and the younger anime nerds don't care for it--which never quite got the popularity it deserved in the USA despite being beloved.

    By Daryl Surat · cohost.org

    Mar. 04, 2023

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Anime World Order Podcast