King Atticus is an epic king and had an epic journey with One-One and Tulip the Literate. The first book of Infinity Train, The Perennial Child, saw us travel through good times and bad, and we should celebrate our triumphant king.
Nobody can deny how instrumental Atticus was to Tulip. Who better to help a passenger on the Infinity Train than the train’s top king?
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GC13 and David discuss Meet Tanya Keys from Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart.
Disappointingly, this is the only time we get to meet Tanya Keys. We’re sure glad we did though: she’s a very amusing character in her own right, and has such an interesting past with Mao Mao.
She’s also a shapeshifter, so you never know when it will turn out that she was really with us the whole time…
This episode of the podcast is also available on YouTube.
Continuing our earlier discussion, we turn to the Normals of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Steven Universe, and Avatar: The Last Airbender: Bow, Connie, and Sokka.
Will Bow be able to triumph in the name of She-Ra with his ranged attacks and his knack for technology, will Connie’s sword training over a few seasons of Steven Universe pay off, or will Sokka’s quick wit bring it home for Avatar?
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GC13 and David look at Hedgehog Werewolf, the episode of Summer Camp Island where, spoiler alert, Hedgehog becomes a werewolf.
Well, that’s two Cartoon Network shows of this generation where a main character (or characters!) becomes a werewolf. Enjoy your curse, Hedgehog!
Except, maybe it’s not a curse? It could be a metaphor. But for what…? Well, we’re not telling, anyway.
This episode of the podcast is also available on YouTube.
Whenever magical things happen in Craig of the Creek, it’s a good bet that the Witches aren’t far off. Their first episode, The Curse, really set a high bar for them, but they’ve consistently delivered in their three episodes so far.
So, let’s look at the tale of the Witches, shall we? The Witches of the Creek have been in three episodes so far: The Curse, The Last Kid in the Creek, and The Haunted Dollhouse. Perhaps in the future Craig of the Creek will even bring us more witchey episodes.
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GC13 and Isabelle open up the anime can with the first episode of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Dio the Invader.
Well, Dio is not a likable boy, is he? If he wasn’t good at everything he did, he’d probably have a hard time in life.
We’ll certainly be back to Jojo in the future. The floodgates have been opened, and there’s no holding back the tide now.
This episode of the podcast is also available on YouTube.
It was a month without many premiers, but Teen Titans Go! topped the charts with 806k for The Night Begins to Shine 2. Craig of the Creek’s two episodes got 418k, Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart got 296k, Ninjago got 236k, Apple and Onion got 213k, and Bakugan: Battle Planet got 169k.
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GC13 and David discuss The Ground is Lava from Craig of the Creek. No, these creek games aren’t getting any safer.
Well this is a rarity, isn’t it? An episode that zooms out to show that the kids’ fantasy play is just that: fantasy play. Hopefully they don’t make a habit of it.
J.P. gave The Ground is Lava a thumbs up, but we’re really hoping to see a Galactic Kids Next Door crossover happen next.
This episode of the podcast is also available on YouTube.
The Lunar Sea Spire crew cannot let go of She-Ra, but in this final discussion, they must.
The team wraps up their stray thoughts about the series, including the eternal mystery of The She-Ra, Entrapta’s growing list of Horde husbands, and the likelihood that Adora’s spacesuit would have killed her.
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GC13 and David discuss Small from Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Hearts.
Don’t let the title confuse you: Small is Shin Mao’s big debut. Shin may not be that impressed by the kingdom or its king, but, well… His son comes out of the episode looking pretty impressive.
While we do get a lovely tour of the kingdom, it’s the monster fight that shines brightly in this episode (at least as brightly as Geraldine).
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