Hey there, anime fans! After running a community poll on our YOUTUBE channel, Freddie and Gareth are excited to watch and talk about "Kaze ga Tsuyoku Fuiteiru," or as we like to call it, "Run With The Wind." This awesome sports anime follows two young men, Kiyose Haiji (Haiji) and Kakeru Kurahara (Kurahara), who run for very different reasons and meet by chance during a funny chase from a store employee after a discount!

"Run With The Wind" is more than just a sports show. It beautifully explores the lives and experiences of all 10 housemates who come together to form the Kansei University Hakone Ekiden running team.

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Welcome to the Enjoy Anime Talkshow! Freddie and Gareth here, ready to dive into the importance of pacing in anime. We'll discuss what makes pacing crucial to your viewing experience and highlight shows that nail it perfectly, avoiding the dreaded filler episodes that can ruin your enjoyment. Is slow pacing worse than a show that leaves you wanting more?

We'll also touch on the new Shonen sensation, Kaiju No. 8. How does its writing impact us as viewers? Is it a groundbreaking anime or just style over substance? And, does Gareth actually like it? Stay tuned to find out!

Plus, we’re excited about our next episode, which you helped choose through our community poll. The winner is 'Run with the Wind!' We'll be diving into why you should watch it.

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Freddie and Gareth return to their anime review and conversations and we visit the dystopian future of Cyberpunk Edgerunners. This anime take on the grim future ran by megacorps and choppy street talk is a glorious product from Studio Trigger.

This story follows the rollercoaster life of being an Edgerunner, which is a futuristic ganger in the setting of NIght City. Growing up is hard for David, living in the slums in a hand to mouth existence whilst he is pushed to try and get a good education to work at a megacorp, like Arasaka.
Night City is a mess of corporate greed, street level ultra violence with a dog eat dog mentality. Studio Trigger lean heavily into the neon cyberpunk aethestic and seem to have fun providing a world for David Martinez to run riot in or from.