Anime Is Weird, Episode 2 – Code: Breaker

It is the first Friday of March! That means we have a brand new episode of Anime Is Weird!!!! YATTAAAAAAAAAAAA!

An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, anime rage for anime rage.

That’s right, folks. It is the first Friday of the month of March and our heroes Stan, Andy, and Chris are back for the 2nd episode of Anime Is Weird… and man are they salty about this month’s pick, “Code: Breaker.” And like a mythical but disgruntled unicorn, Stan and Andy see Chris get legitimately angry over something this episode – what a treat!!!

We would love to hear your thoughts on this anime so please tweet us @AnimeIsWeird. You can also email us at animeisweirdpod@gmail.com. Don’t forget to like and share this episode with your fellow otaku Pals!

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If you want more anime content, check out Chris’ anime blog, Fanimeshon, here: http://supernerdpals.com/category/fanimeshon-blog/

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You can find us individually on Twitter at:

Stan – @StanDoom
Andy – @SweetJusticeOne
Chris – @KyoNinjaForHire

We hope you enjoyed Episode 2 and our review of Code: Breaker! Stay tuned for Friday, April 1st, when we release our special April Fools’ Day episode!

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