
Show Notes
Mumi’s been on a retro anime binge.
On this exciting episode of The Weeb Crew Anime Podcast, he and Psy break down the classic shows he’s been watching to remind everyone we don't just watch seasonal anime. Also, for some reason, Pokémon. Is your next favorite anime among them? Only one way to find out!
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