Who am I? Where am I from? Where do I belong? The answer to these questions is the life journey of many, fictional or otherwise. In this episode, Jason and Will discuss that, for Anime and Manga, Weebs and Anime characters are no different.

Most of us may have grown up and are working as adults… but that doesn’t mean that we, as weebs, are not young and passionate at heart! That’s why Jason and Will tackle the Anime and Manga series that uses the office as a setting of focus.

What is the best way to start the sixth season of the GAP Podcast? Jason and Will spending an immense amount of time talking about how 2D lewdness is the pinnacle of anime and manga sophistication.

Life is hard. However, loving Anime and Manga is easy. Listen in as Jason and Will discuss how Anime and Manga portray hardships, and how the journey is sometimes more important than the starting point or the destination.

What does unhealthy water weight loss practices in sports, discounted bentos, and the GAP bros wax lyrical about the ins and outs of combat Anime/Manga? This episode of the GAP Podcast.

There is no better way to kick off season 5 of the GAP Podcast than with Jason and Will. than talking about violence and gore in Anime/Manga and having a bloody good time discussing it.

Here is a GAP podcast episode served cold for you to listen to while you bury your adversaries six feet under.

Mental Health is important. Anime is important. Manga is important. The GAP Podcast is important.

So for this episode, we decided to combine all these things and discuss the topic of mental health in Anime and Manga.

Does this mean we can go to Nationals?

To contrast our attempt to be lovey-dovey for our last few episodes, we now turn our focus onto the lone wolves of Anime and Manga.

Everyone talks about the main characters in Anime and Manga… but what about the supporting cast of characters?

Jason and Will discuss the impact of these “lesser” characters and argue that just because a role is meant to support the main characters does not mean they are any less important.

Hocus Pocus and try to not lose focus as we discuss the pros and cons of magical weapons in Anime and Manga.

Kunais and Shurikens are stupid... Fight me.

Wearing clothes is important. Anime and Manga are important. When combined, they are doubly important.

The GAP senseis are ready to educate you on life in anime high school.

Spoiler alert - high school harems are pretty dope. /s

ALL YOUR ANIME BELONGS TO US!