Man, sometimes…. sometimes you come across a show that leaves you fairly speechless as to how EXACTLY to go about insulting it. Today’s show is one such show. I feel like I got on top of it towards the second half of the episode, but man, wow. What a fuckhorrible piece of animation this is. Right, well that’s enough talking. Let’s get down to business and post this motherfucker up. Please enjoy it.

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I can actually promise you that, being as this is an audio file, you will not see any poop this week. So have no fear! This week I answer a bunch of fun questions and talk about Icarus Publishing’s new book Scarlet Desire. Nothing in the book is red, but whatever. That’s not really important right now. Anyway, please do keep sending good questions and enjoy the podcast.

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This week I will be reviewing Icarus Publishing’s new book Mazo Chichi. IS IT GOOD? IS IT CRAP? Yes to both! FOR NO REASON!

Fuck these things are boring. Just listen to the podcast for the love of all that is holy.

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Ok, this week we’re treading back into bakunyuu territory, but this time it’s a bit deeper than we’ve been so far. You’ll start to see some of the characteristics that occur in some of the more hardcore bakunyuu works. This week’s pick is FULLMETAL MADNESS’s Ryuko Gekitotsu. I’ve also seen it translated as Ryuu Tora Gekitotsu. Not sure which is right, since I don’t know the kanji.

Moving along to a critique of the book, I’d say that this is a high quality work that has some problems. I mean, they’re aesthetic problems, so they vary from person to person, but, although FULLMETAL MADNESS does a lot of good bakunyuu work, I tend to take issue with the extremely baggy clothes that appear throughout this and other works of theirs. It’s a small problem, I think, but when combined with the large, shapely breasts… it can be a distraction. Being as they tend towards the bakunyuu side of things, at least in the issues I’ve seen, the scenes are often paizuri heavy. Paizuri, for the uninitiated, is titfucking. This is definitely a strong point for FULLMETAL and it works especially well considering the ability to draw emotive, expressive faces, even when covered in various fluids. The book pulls its characters from Super Robot Taisen, which might not host the sort of characters that jump to mind when pulling candidates for large breasts, but they work well in this particular book. I think the one thing that comes across better than a lot of other bakunyuu works is the softness of the breasts. It’s well captured and makes them seem extremely inviting. You really want to… you know… do stuff to them. I guess this is a bit of a problem, though, since you can’t. Just the same, it’s an extremely good book with some good comedic bits, and MANDARAKE has it now for an extremely good price, so grab a copy. You won’t be disappointed.

Needs moar community interaction. Just so you guys know, Six is hard are work… yeah, work… on the next reviews. They will be a treat, and you guys better stick around for them or I will stab your faces. FACES! Moving on to this week’s ero artist spotlight…

Right, well, remember on Wednesday when I said I was going to be moving away from the more standard stuff and get a little heavier into the fetishes? Well, I’m going to go ahead and start that trend right now with bakunyuu master, mogudan. Now, when you think of fetish art, it becomes sort of hard to believe that people can do it well, but mogudan’s thick and — shall we say — filled out ladies will draw you in. You might be saying to yourself, “Maybe I’m not into nipples you could finger and…” stop right there! Because a.) it’s hot and b.) I promise if you stop and look at these things, really take them in, then you will see what I mean when I say that it’s sexy and hot. No it doesn’t work on a normal woman, that’s the wrong perspective. The reason we’re all into 2D in the first place is the lack of reality, so indulge in it, let your mind find the eroticism in the picture you see. It’s there for sure. Now, you’ll notice that most everything on mogudan’s site is of Rei, but that’s ok. I’m not especially featuring him for the diversity (although it is a place which he is quite capable) I am linking him because he is one of the foremost talents in drawing extremely attractive and erotic bakunyuu art, and it’s on the deeper end of the bakunyuu spectrum. The detail put into the works allow you to really savor the picture and enjoy the experience, for lack of wanting to say erotic again. But most importantly, when you look at mogudan’s art, don’t just look at the picture and think about what you like. Look at the lines that their bodies form, the curves and how right they feel, and notice every indention and the softness it conveys and the beauty inherit in it. I’m sorry for getting all artful on you guys, but I don’t want this fetish to be lost on you, because it’s something of which everyone should experience the more complex sexuality. I don’t want to hear “does liking this make me fat” because I won’t say “Nah, man. You don’t have to like fatties.” I will say “So what if you do? Does it really hurt you to do so?” Recognizing the erotic nature of things is inherent and, as such, shouldn’t be shunned or turned away, but embraced and understood on a personal level. Look at bakunyuu and enjoy it and don’t consider the thoughts of others. You don’t have to tell them, let alone explain it to them. It’s your desire, embrace it! And embrace it with these sample shots before checking out his site. Be sure to click on any linked pictures for more art.