Just as the dust is settling after their last mission, the Defense Corps find themselves under attack by the COOLEST kaiju we've seen so far, Kaiju No.10!! ft: Mark and Jeff
There are many side-stories in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series that don't quite fit into the ongoing narrative, and today we will be covering those bonuses! ft: Mark and Jose
After stepping up to save his teammates as Kaiju No.8, Kafka comes to terms all too late with the power that Vice Captain Hoshino possesses. With his heart of gold and tendency to save the day without thinking, how much longer can Kafka keep his secret up? ft: Mark and Jeff
Our boy Kong is back again in one of the most out-landish movies about giant monkeys. It's gonna be Kong vs Mechanikong, and for some reason the Burgermeister Meisterburger is playing Dr. Who?? Buckle the f*ck up, y'all! ft: Mark and Brandon
Boom Studios' ongoing Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was quickly graced by an appearance from DC's Justice League, and for better or worse, became the first crossover series we were given from the franchise. ft: Mark and Jose
With all of the destruction caused by the kaiju running loose in Sagamihara, there's no way Kafka's first real mission could go any worse... right? ft: Mark and Jeff
In Godzilla's second versus movie, we get to see him go head to head with the most adorable kaiju of all time, a giant moth-creature!! ft: Mark and Brandon
The time has finally come. Kafka's first mission with the Defense Corps, taking down a building-sized mushroom-type kaiju, seems to be a cut-and-dry task. But when a new daikaiju shows up to crash the part, who knows how much damage the team will suffer. ft: Mark and Jeff
As we move through the Godzilla mythos, we have to take a moment to stop and appreciate (or not appreciate) the origin of the other major kaiju star, Mothra. ft: Mark, Brandon and Jose
The culmination of nearly two years of Power Rangers comics has led to the last battle between the Power Rangers and Lord Drakkon, and nothing will be the same. ft: Mark and Jose
Once again, we have a slew of "deleted scenes" from our reviews. This batch includes segments from Godzilla Raids Again, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Volume 2-4, Kaiju No. 8 Episode 3-5, King Kong, and King vs Godzilla! ft: Mark, Brandon, Jeff, Jose and Angel
With the entrance test over, Kafka is left behind as a cadet while his classmates advance to full-fledged officers of the Defense Corps. Despite still being a step behind the others, Kafka is determined that he will make a name for himself and take his place beside Captain Ashiro. ft: Mark and Jeff
As the Power Rangers dust themselves off, they find themselves dealing with a new ally in Promethea, and come to realize just how powerful their enemy Finster really is. ft: Mark and Jose
We've finally arrived at the showdown of the century! The Ape versus the Lizard! The King of the Monsters versus The King of... a weird island with a special juice that makes monsters really big!! ft: Brandon, Mark and Jose
With Kafka's test fully underway and the threat of an even more powerful Kaiju lurking in the shadows, it was only a matter of time before Kafka's secret was leaked to someone else. But is Kikoru a trustworthy accomplice, or will she be spilling the beans on Kafka before it's over? ft: Mark and Jeff
In the aftermath of Black Dragon , Billy and Tommy are forced to face off against the Power Rangers' most sinister threat yet, an evil future variant of Tommy himself... ft: Mark and Jose
We've been running through Godzilla's history, but before we can visit his third movie, we need to take a detour to what is arguably the original American kaiju film: King Kong (1933)!! ft: Brandon, Mark and Jose
We have arrived at the beginning of Kafka's training with the Defense Corps while trying to keep his identity as Kaiju No.8 a secret from those around him... This should be interesting. ft: Mark and Jeff
Picking up immediately after The Untold Saga of the Green Ranger, the Power Rangers now face off against an interdimensional threat unlike anything they've seen before! ft: Mark and Jose
After our last foray into the modern Godzilla films, we return to the roots of the franchise with Godzilla Raids Again , featuring everyone's favorite Ankylosaurus, Anguirus! ft: Brandon, Mark and Jose
Not everything makes the final cut, so think of these as "deleted scenes" from our reviews of Godzilla, Kaiju No.8 Episodes 1 and 2, Power Rangers, and Godzilla Minus One . ft: Mark, Brandon, Jeff, Jose and Angel
The second episode of the anime Kaiju No.8 starts giving us a bit more of a taste of the destructive power of the main character and his newly acquired kaiju form. ft: Mark and Jeff
We jump forward in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers timeline, to just after Tommy joins the team. Unfortunately, the comic version doesn't go nearly as smoothly as the TV series. ft: Mark and Jose
While it's not the second Godzilla movie to be released, Minus One felt like the next logical film for us to discuss in our series. ft: Brandon, Mark and Jose
Since we seem to have kaiju on the brain lately, Mark and Jeff are kicking off their own review series on the new anime Kaiju No.8 . ft: Mark and Jeff
This modern re-imagining of the origins of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was created by Boom Studios, and quickly became one of our favorite comic series. It's time for us to take a journey together, in anticipation for the end of the Darkest Hour . ft: Mark and Jose
Now that we have sort of figured out how to make the robots do the things that make us laugh, we decide to push the envelope! ft: Mark, Brandon, Chris & Angel
Today is our very own Brandon's birthday, and because we love him, we are going to be reviewing one of his favorite movies of all time, Godzilla from 1954!! Buckle up for a lot more of these, because this train won't stop until we get to the modern films. ft: Brandon, Mark and Jose
AI is getting to be pretty f*cking good at the whole creating terrible artwork thing, so naturally, we decided it's time for us to get our feet WHET! ft: Mark, Brandon & Jeff
There are thousands of well-done television shows out there, but sometimes we just enjoy sitting back and watching the really bad ones. And usually, they are so bad that they're amazing. ft: Mark, Jeff & Angel
