Anime World Order Show # 247 – Red Bard Carves Thanksgiving Turkey Using a RUBBER KNIFE

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It’s that time of year again: our annual trivia episode We’re joined by YouTuber Red Bard this time around, who we met at Anime Boston earlier this year. Like Daryl, they are a contributor to Anime Herald Magazine, which is now released in both print and digital! BUT HOW MUCH DO THEY KNOW ABOUT ODIN AND BLACK LION?! (Disclaimer: we all mixed up Nobunaga in Black Lion with Ginnai, so we don’t know very much ourselves.)

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This is NOT Oda Nobunaga like we all kept saying.

And what are we to do with these DVD cases and artwork now?!

The absurd dimensions of Samurai Deeper Kyo’s wooden box packaging are all we “need” remember about that series.

Daryl hanging onto this is the reason why some of the extras exclusive to it are present in the Discotek Blu-Ray.

If you look carefully, there’s a giant robot in the background.

One Reply to “Anime World Order Show # 247 – Red Bard Carves Thanksgiving Turkey Using a RUBBER KNIFE”

That image of the Dai-Shogun cover reminds me of a story:

Dai Sato was one of the many guests at AnimeFest 2017. My friend Micchy brought a copy of Dai-Shogun, complete with that cover, to have him sign it (as he was the head writer for that show). According to her, he was initially startled (presumably because they didn’t use anything quite so raunchy for the Japanese DVD covers), but smiled and signed it regardless.

Megan D says:

November 23, 2025 at 8:04 pm

That image of the Dai-Shogun cover reminds me of a story:

Dai Sato was one of the many guests at AnimeFest 2017. My friend Micchy brought a copy of Dai-Shogun, complete with that cover, to have him sign it (as he was the head writer for that show). According to her, he was initially startled (presumably because they didn’t use anything quite so raunchy for the Japanese DVD covers), but smiled and signed it regardless.