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At this point, I've signed on to Brian's theory that they'll double up on Bebop, and then not air a new show the next week to accommodate April Fool's. Unless they're somehow crazy enough to premiere a show less than two weeks out (the lack of promotion would be concerning), I don't see how it could air on the 24th.

Actually, I was thinking at 8:00 p.m. on 4/1.

Maybe it's just coincidental for Easter, but I was wondering if maybe this year's gag would also affect the comedy. If they do a stealth premiere of FLCL 2 in any capacity, having it air in PT on the 1st would be a nice way for Toonami to get back at last year's gag.

I see.

Wow, modern online humor is even more baroque than I realized...

Mr. Osomatsu #13 and #14 Laid-Back Camp #6 and #7 Pop Team Epic #10

Okay, so I probably should've posted my Switch friend code by now. It's SW-4008-5544-5904. And my Nintendo Network ID is Blatch0, if you need that for anything.

I at least know what 1337 (l33t itself) means. Neopets sort of exposed me to that stuff, or at least which letters correspond to numbers.

At 3ngag3's request, here is a new version of the thread that displays the episode number. And speaking of him, I just realized what that username is supposed to represent. I wonder why I thought it to be gibberish for so long?

Yeah, this wasn't even close. I do appreciate your futile effort, though.

I don't know, but should I just do all the JoJo's threads from now on? That's how it is for Meilag and the Dragon Ball shows. I guess it was just some unwritten rule we decided to follow one day. Hooray to him, and hopefully me.

So that show doesn't advance? Yeesh, it sounds kind of rough. With how the progression is going, Outlaw Star #21 through #25 should be on the stream Monday, although it would be awkward for them to be not able to air the final episode, and even moreso considering that the delayed weekend repeat no longer exists.

That is the one. I don't know why you'd be confused, but either way, it's cool.

Yeah, I did hear about what Sarah Williams is planning. We'll just have to wait and see.

So it's now Friday night and we still have no info on Outlaw Star's replacement, fifteen days out. That's the same amount of time it took for Black Clover to be announced, which is the shortest for any premiere. What's taking them this long? Are they really trying to fast-track the intended Lupin replacement, only for it to take longer than usual? And could Re:Zero actually be it? I'm at my wits end. At this point, maybe they're not planning to replace OS with anything, and it'll just be a half-hour downsizing for the block. I was expecting this to happen at some point in the year, but not this early.

Yeah, I don't think anyone honestly believes it's a new game. And the Switch has had so many Wii U ports that they'd be better off doing that for the game that's already awesome.

And it'll have the Inklings. Top kek, Nintendo. Splatoon 2 is also getting its own elaborate expansion as paid DLC plus a new general major update, but I assume you don't care about that as much.

Laid-Back Camp #5 Pop Team Epic #9 How to Keep a Mummy #1

Nobody should be fearful of this regarding our Toonami. It still has new content planned to air through 2021. Maybe you should proofread your posts before you send them. I never heard much about Toonami Asia, but honestly, it's hard for me to accept than any version of Toonami other than the O.G. could build an audience when exported overseas. You don't have the nostalgia factor that keeps some people tuning in even to this day... everyone would rather play ball with the streaming services. Also, I never hard much about these foreign versions of the block to begin with. This one apparently had a unique block host named Nami, but I never heard anything about them. I guess it never had much unique block content created for it in general, which is arguably half the point of Toonami to begin with.

Toonami wasn't irrelevant in 2014. Back then, the streaming-centric market that envelops us today hadn't really developed. Netflix wasn't known for original content outside of House of Cards and the revival of Arrested Development, and most of the other companies hadn't even started with that. Crunchyroll wasn't in vogue yet (and very far off from producing their own shows), but it was around and somewhat popular. I find the Neon Alley reference to be interesting... and kind of hilarious. The fact that they were a streaming service set up like a linear TV channel is just a special kind of incompetence, even if they did have some on-demand offerings. I actually watched a few episodes of the Madoka Magica dub there back in late 2013, albeit mostly through the latter method.

This seems like heavy wishful thinking without even an unreputable source. I'm not buying it at all. Still, I would not put it past them to make another season of this. If Etotama can do it, pretty much anything is possible.

But yeah, this was a fairly good night. DBZ Kai must have propped everything else up.

Believe it or not, Outlaw Star is actually back on the stream this week, but airing Episodes 16 through 20... which is an educated guess, since they're showing #18 right now. But yeah, it looks like we're going to be able to watch more of one show, albeit over a longer period of time.

Well, Subaru and Emilia's VAs aren't as well known, but the side characters are voiced by pretty much every industry regular you would expect. Rem's VA (Brianna Knickerbocker) has been in stuff I've watched, most notably in the Love Live! dub as Eli's younger sister.

I'm surprised they brought new ones in now rather than after Outlaw Star's end. On the other hand, it's typically three months between every refresh.