Manga Review Episodes

In this episode, Xan and Gretta review a harem manga series that has a unique twist to it. So grab your calculator and or English Dictionary and enjoy as they review "Bokutachi wa Benkyō ga Dekinai" by Taishi Tsutsui.

In this episode, Xan reveals his big news concerning Anime Boston as well as his secret project. He talks about all the new manga news out there and he announces all the manga releases of the week...
and he reviews "Interspecies Reviewers" by Amabara"

In this episode, Xan reviews a special manga that was commisioned by one of the world's greatest Art Museums. So, prepare to become cultured about art and enjoy as he reviews "Cats of the Louvre" by Taiyou Matsumoto
As our host discusses the complex nature of this narrative, he also gives a brief history of Matsumoto's studies in France, gives us a long list of the manga series that are ending, and confuses us with his rants.
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Music Used in This Episode: Closing Theme- Kate's Waltz by Bad Snacks  (Youtube Audio Library)
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Random Question of the Day: Could this manga be translated into a manga series?

In this episode, Xan gets to review a sequel series of a manga that he has been meaning to review for a while but has not done. Does he do a good job? Well prepare to be educated as he reviews Cells at Work! Code Black" by Shigemitsu Harada and Illustrated by Issei Hatsuyoshi.

In this episode of the Spiraken Manga Review, Xan gets to talk about a manga that goes into the nitty gritty of being an anime inbetweener. So sit back and enjoy as he reviews "Animeta! by Yaso Hanamura
 

In this episode, Xan reviews a manga that is about nostalgia, expectations and the truth about growing up. Also it references awesome songs by Deep Purple, So enjoy as he reviews "Kin no Hitsuji/ The Golden Sheep" by Kaori Ozaki

In this very special supplemental episode of the Spiraken Review Podcast, Xan and Gretta go over the most addictive manga series, anime series and comic book events that were released over the last Decade.
 
 
From "One Punch Man", "Death Parade", "Saga", "Way of the Househusband" to even "Spiderverse", this supplemental gives our thoughts on the many many manga and anime events  of the 2010s. 
 
While we were not able to cover every series that debuted, we tried to cover as many as possible and gave our opinions about them. 
 If you agree or think we missed something, email us at xan@spiraken.com and let us know what we missed(Note because of the large amount of geeky things, we split this into two episodes so stay turned for the part two where we discuss anime series, manga series and comic book events of the 2010s)
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Music Used in This Episode:  Closing Theme- The Best Anime Openings of 2010-2019 by Various Artists  (Decade Mix 2010s)
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Random Question of the Week: What was your standout manga of the 2010s?

In this episode, Xan reviews a modern romantic story that centers around the club scene. So grab your headset, set up your turntable and enjoy as he reviews the Shojo Ai, Romantic Drama manga series "After Hours" by Yuuta Nishio

In this episode, Xan reviews a light novel adaptation that is one part time travel, one part fantasy drama and one part isekai. So grab your chalk to make alchemic circles, get a pointy sword and enjoy as he reviews "The Alchemist Who Survived Now Dreams of a Quiet City Life/Ikinokori Renkinjutsushi wa Machi de Shizuka ni Kurashitai" written by Usata Nonohata & Guru Mizoguchi, Character design by OX.
 

In this episode of the podcast, Xan reviews a manga that looks at the inner workings of book store clerks. So get a work apron on, prepare to put books in alphabetical order by genre and enjoy as he reviews the slice of life autobiographicalesque comedy manga "Skull-Face Bookseller Honda-San/Gaikotsu Shotenin Honda-san" by Honda