Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) breakdown all the press conferences from this year's E3! From EA to Nintendo we talk about all the games that were said on any stage and give our reactions to them. We also discuss what games we are most looking forward to after a strange year of press conferences.

Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) and Jared go back to the world of otome and double up on it! We discuss the recently released Code Realize OVA that is a brand new story following the conclusion of the anime. We also talk about the latest otome release on the Vita with 7'Scarlet and AL runs down the wild story. Finally, we wrap up the episode with some E3 2018 predictions, so you'll be able to hear how much we get right.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) put their dancing shoes on to discuss the 3 Persona dancing games. We talk about the latest releases with Persona 3 Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5 Dancing Star Night and what is new, the basis around the story mode replacement, and how the remixes are. Of course, it wouldn't be something Persona 5 related if Atlus didn't do something incredibly problematic, so we have to discuss that with regard to a certain group dance in the game. We also talk Persona 4 Dancing All Night since that has been given a PS4 port.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) get excited as the second years have their first live show! Will they be able to pack the gym and also who is this strange new director of the school?

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) watch as Chika tries and tries to convince Riko to join the school idol club and learn that μ's is not pronounced moose.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) welcome you back to a brand new season of Jared and AL Watch and this time we have brought along a bunch of school idols. We discuss the season premiere of Love Live! Sunshine!!, give a brief overview of the original Love Live! series, and AL talks about her first experience with the show.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) have finally reached the current end of Sailor Moon Crystal. We discuss the Season 3 finale, overall thoughts on the season and the series as a whole, and what we think the forthcoming movies that will depict the fourth arc will be.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) reach the current penultimate episode of Sailor Moon Crystal. We learn how weird alien sex works between Mistress 9 and Pharaoh 90, see Pharaoh 90 join the fray, and get introduced to the God of Death, Sailor Saturn.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) witness Hotaru becoming a ghost to save Chibi-Usa from the clutches of death, some of the guardians briefly dying for a few minutes, and Mamoru returning to being the king of extra.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) say goodbye to two villains as we make way for two other villains to get the spotlight.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) see Chibi-Usa kind of sort of die before Mamoru magically keeps her alive, Usagi get riddled with bad imagery, Mistress 9 gulps down a crystal, and the labyrinth is indeed infinite.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) get a bit of a recap from last week before finally diving into a brand new transformation sequence and upgrades for the rest of the guardians. Meanwhile, Hotaru gets her own upgrade.

Jared and Anne Ladyem (anneladyem.com) get some more backstory on the outer guardians and see Hotaru's living enhancements.

The debate between subs and dubs will rage on until we are long gone. In reality, it is an absolutely silly fight as you should watch which version you are more comfortable with and will enjoy better. When I decided to get back into anime in 2013, one show I constantly saw gifs of on Tumblr was of the 2009-2010 series, K-ON!. For whatever reason, I decided upon the Sentai Filmworks English dub of the series (not to be confused with the other English dub that preceded Sentai) and breezed through both seasons and the movie. The performances of the cast are good on their own and accentuated the show for me in many ways. Looking at the cast of the dub today, it is clear that the K-ON! dub should be viewed as an all-star cast and perhaps one of the best dubs of the 2010s.

Professional wrestling is at times bad, amazing, fun, ridiculous, or intense. Within this year alone, there have been all time classic matches in multiple organizations, an empty arena match inside the Tokyo Dome, and the tragic loss of Daryl the cat. Yet, with everything that has happened in wrestling over the past year, my favorite thing has been a wrestling anime of all things. Tiger Mask W hit the airwaves in October of 2016 as a sequel to the original Tiger Mask series.

Boy, 2017 sure was bad. Video games were one of the few bright spots of the year. As per previous years, there will be supplemental awards first before we dive into the Top 10. There will be spoilers so please beware as you read.

It’s no secret there is a divide within the entirety of the Persona franchise. A large and vocal majority came with the releases of Persona 3 and Persona 4, with even more coming in after the recent release of Persona 5. Of course, as the names of those games suggest, they are not the beginning of the series. For that, you have to go back all the way to September and November of 1996 to the release of Revelations: Persona in different regions. Both versions of Persona 2 would come even later with Innocent Sin coming in June 1999 for Japan and Eternal Punishment in June and December 2000 for Japan and America. One of the big reasons that people have a hard time going back to the first three games is that they are different than the games that would come later. The battles, demon negotiating, dungeons, and lack of social links make the split in the series a large divide. If you were like me and somewhat disappointed with Persona 5, perhaps now is the time to take a look back and see exactly what makes up the earlier games and in particular, Persona 2 Eternal Punishment.

Back on the Seasonal Anime Checkup OVA Episode #18, I mentioned how Persona 5 was currently my least favorite game in the series. That statement might lessen when I decide to attempt a second English (third overall if we’re counting the Japanese version) playthrough, but as of now, and with other facets surrounding the game, it remains that I am disappointed with the game. The game does have good aspects, like revamping the battle mechanics and a good majority of the cooperation/confidant social link characters are great and some of the best in the series. However, Persona 5 is by no means perfect or the greatest game ever made. It may in fact be your game of the year for 2017 and I cannot dispute that as opinions are subjective, but the game is not infallible to criticism like some people might think it is.