If you are watching Jujutsu Kaisen right now, this is the episode you need. Jamie Aird and Guerby break down the newest season with zero filter and maximum jokes. They cover the moments that had everybody screaming, the scenes that changed the whole vibe, and the details you missed because you were too busy rewinding the chaos. Smart takes, hilarious reactions, and straight up honesty. This might be the best JJK review you hear all season.

Jamie and Guerby fire back in this episode of Anime Minority Report and get into the real issue: why Black anime fans and cosplayers get treated like they need permission to exist. Why does it trigger people when Black fans dress up as their favorite characters. Who decided fandom had a skin tone. Funny, heated, and way too relatable. Press play.

Jamie and Guerby officially say goodbye to My Hero Academia with their final review and an honest send off to one of anime’s most talked about series. From emotional highs to lingering questions, they break down what worked, what didn’t, and where MHA lands in the anime hall of fame. Then the conversation takes a turn: are there actually any redeemable villains in anime? From tragic backstories to straight up menaces, the duo debates who deserves grace, who deserves jail, and who was never misunderstood to begin with. Expect big laughs, wild tangents, unfiltered opinions, and anime hot takes that might get you mad enough to pause the episode and argue out loud. Press play, say farewell, and let the chaos commence.

Why is every anime getting a live action adaptation? In this episode of Anime Minority Report, Jamie and Guerby unpack Hollywood’s obsession with turning anime into live action films and shows. They question who these adaptations are really for, whether true anime fans actually want them, and why some classics should have stayed animated. Expect sharp takes, anime history, and plenty of hilarious commentary.

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On this episode of Anime Minority Report, Jamie and Guerby dive straight into chaos. We’re talking about the actual comment My Hero Academia’s creator dropped about how he originally wanted to end the series and how that would’ve changed everything. From there, the conversation goes completely off the rails in true AMR fashion. Do protagonists really need to be strong in every anime, or have we just been conditioned to accept main characters who hit the gym more than they hit therapy? We debate it, joke about it, and somehow end up questioning our entire childhoods. If you like anime takes with unhinged energy, side commentary, and two hosts who probably should not record unsupervised, this episode is for you.

Jamie and Guerby are back—chains revved and jokes locked in. In this episode, they dive headfirst into the Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc movie with zero chill and full honesty. Whether you’ve watched it or not, expect laughter, chaos, and a few “did-they-really-just-say-that?” moments. Tune in, laugh hard, and maybe shed a tear (from the laughter... probably).

Season 8 of My Hero Academia is here—and Jamie and Guerby have thoughts. Whether you’re deep in the fandom or just watching clips on TikTok, this episode breaks it all down with wild humor, chaotic energy, and zero filter. Jamie’s hot takes will have you yelling at your phone, Guerby’s banter keeps it unhinged, and together they dig into scenes you definitely missed. If you want laughs, debates, and pure anime chaos (but never tears), hit play now.

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Season 3 of One Punch Man is finally here, and the anime streets are divided. In this episode of Anime Minority Report, Jamie says everyone needs to calm down because the season is not as bad as the internet claims. Guerby disagrees and is ready to throw hands, calling it the worst anime out right now. From animation complaints to shaky story pacing, we pick apart the new season with ruthless honesty and way too much laughter. Jamie also goes off about a growing Isekai problem. Why are main characters suddenly telling their new families they were reincarnated like it’s a LinkedIn bio update? Unfiltered anime takes. Real fan energy. Disrespect where deserved. Tap in.