Showing posts with label Ikaricast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ikaricast. Show all posts

Friday, June 7, 2013

Special: BATMAN # 13 Dramatic Reading

 Here is an experiment I tried with both BAC of  Laid Back Comics and Xaos when the book first came out. After much deliberation, I decided to FINALLY release this. There was only 3 of us doing the voice so I am sorry if this could be better but I still think we did a good job and it was a LOT of fun. And now the dramatic reading/riffing of Batman # 13 - Seraph/Frankie Rodriguez





Ikaricast Konami E3 2013 pre E3 minisode



Hey, we thought it was a stream! Hear our thoughts on Konami's pre E3 2013 show detailing Metal Gear Solid The Phantom Pain information and more! The Ikaricast crew are joined by Dane and Carlio from the 4DS podcast, and Videodragon.


Subscribe to the Ikaricast on iTunes. email us at theikaricast@gmail.com

Links:

the 4DS podcast on http://GotGame.com

xaos deviantart: http://fighterxaos.deviantart.com

E3 2013 Predictions




On this week xaos and 16BitJeff are joined by ProfessorDoc, RRPG and Steven Lajr to discuss their E3 predictions. After listening to this episode be sure to catch their livestream covering the press conferences!

 Follow @ikariradio for details Questions, comments any of your own predictions. Email theikaricast@gmail.com

 Subscribe to us on iTunes too. Just search for Ikaricast Links;

Find Doctor at : http://ssaapodcast.com

RRPG: http://youtube.com/RRPGReviews

xaos: http://fighterxaos.deviantart.com
http://youtube.com/bradburnsrival (subscribe to make sure you see our live E3 coverage)

Steven Lajr : http://soundcloud.com/underpolaris

 Jeff's twitter: @16bitjeff Steven Lajr @stevenlajr Doctor @ssaapodcast

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Ikaricast S5, Ep 3: Interview with Brockton McKinney & Larkin Ford


On this week's Ikaricast xaos and Seraph interview Larkin Ford and Brockton McKinney of Ehmm Theory which is a book under Action Lab Entertainment's Danger Zone imprint.




Questions, Comments, email theikaricast@gmail.com

Links for this week: 




Download the episode here

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Ikaricast S5 E2: Jason Martin and Dave Dwonch interview


Xaos & Seraph kick off Action Lab Month on the Ikaricast with the President & Creative Director of Action Lab Danger Zone (comic book imprint), Jason Martin & Dave Dwonch.





Don't forget to email theikaricast@gmail.com 

Follow us on twitter:

@ikariradio 

@SeraphSantana 

@davedwonch


Links: 

http://www.actionlabcomics.com/

http://www.actionlabcomics.com/danger-zone/

Download here

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Action Labs Month: Ikaricast Special Featuring Jeremy Whitley

 We go back in time to showcase our first encounter with Action Labs as Jeremias de Leon (Xaos - @ikariradio),  Jeff Williams (@16bitjeff) & Laid Back Comics own Bryan Clendenning (@BAClend) meet Jeremy Whitley for the first time and talk comics and more in this now infamous interview as Action Labs Month Continues.















For what we thought about Princeless, here's the review by Jeremias de Leon.

Thursday, March 7, 2013

IKARICAST WEEK, Day 5: MECHA MADNESS!!!!

We're over the hump of Ikaricast Week. Now, we get to see our own Jeremias de Leon (Xaos) talk Giant Robots & Super Robot Wars. Going back to Season 2 of the Ikaricast.

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With Xaos being by himself this week, and since the guys really had no agenda anyway, Xaos decided to make this episode about GIANT ROBOTS. Specifically about asking YOU GUYS about GIANT ROBOTS. We want to know what you think, so all xaos did was give some explanations and we leave it to you to talk about it. So go ahead and e-mail us your opinions about giant robots and what giant robot anime you guys liked/disliked. So e-mail us at: ikaricast@thegeekfighters.com Of course Xaos doesn't do that before giving you guys the news, so you'll still want to listen in even if you don't care about giant robots. ; The music used for the beginning is called "Dark Knight" (a slowed down version) and is part of the Super Robot Wars Original Generations soundtrack The song for the first break is called "Cadillac" by Prepschool and the song for the second break is called "Yacht Race" by Prepschool. The last song is called TROMBE! and is from the Super Robot Wars Original Generations soundtrack (and also slowed down...)
Download Prepschool's album "Cadillac" for free at http://prepschool.bandcamp.com/
Check out the Screwattack Magazine worked on by Hybrid Rain and other G1s including The Incredible Jeff aka 16 Bit Jeff http://screwattack.com/blogs/ScrewAttack-Magazine/ScrewAttack-Magazine-Issue-01-September
8 Bit Deathmatch trailer with Shades' livestream footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4JTSnplStM
Cut Man Mike's site http://cutstuff.net/blog/
Download the episode here

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Ikaricast Week, Day 3: Ikaricast 125th Episode Special

Here's a look at Season 4, Episode 17 aka Ikaricast Episode 125, celebrating with a Skype Party:


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For Ikaricast Season 4 Episode 17 aka Episode 125 we have… a SKYPE PARTY. 

Joining us we have 

Professor Otaku 

YamiAngie

Steven James (CoinOperatedBear)

Demoversi 

Wheelchair 21

Seraph

Durga

After the ending theme stick around for an epic blooper!

Leave a comment or e-mail your reactions, questions, comments to theikaricast@gmail.com

Download here

Monday, March 4, 2013

Ikaricast Week, Day 2: Top 5 Best & Worst Anime

Here's our second round fo Ikaricast episodes.

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On this week's Ikaricast the whole Ikaricast crew come together and get their otaku on and discuss their personal 5 most loved, most hated and most desired to be licensed in the west anime.

 email us what you think at theikaricast@gmail.com

 The music used in the beginning was "Intense Azuma Battle" by Rukunetsu. You like his stuff go to his soundcloud where you can download his tracks free. soundcloud.com/rukunetsu

 The track on the end is "Pegasus" by Michael Tsukerman. That was a sample you want it for yourself buy it on iTunes.

The guys have a lot of stuff they want you to check out.

http://thebrokeninfinite.blogspot.com
reviewtopia.deviantart.com
http://fighterxaos.deviantart.com

 follow us on twitter @ikariradio @16BitJeff @SeraphSantana and @TheRyotacon 

Download the episode here http://reviewtopia.net/ikari/ikaricasts4e24.mp3

Remember we are the creators of this podcast... google.

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Ikaricast Minisode # 4

This mini-sode of Ikaricast, Xaos (Jeremias de Leon), Jeff Williams & Seraph (Frankie Rodriguez) talk about Nintendo, the Wii U, their tactics & more.










Friday, January 18, 2013

Ikaricast Special: Jeremy Whitley Returns!!


It's another Ikaricast special as Jeremy Whitley returns to talk about his latest projects, Order of Dagonet and NFL Rush Zone. This time Jeremas de Leon (Xaos) and Frankie Rodriguez (Seraph) chat with him about his new projects, life after being nominated, comic book scene in general & more. Any and all feedback can be sent to theikaricast@gmail.com.

Check out this landmark episode.


Friday, November 30, 2012

Podcasts: Morphin Bracers Episode 24



Morphin Bracers returns to BI. We come back as the Morphin Bracers give you Toku News and with the Cell fighting against the legendary Power Ranger, Tommy  Oliver.


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Featuring Jeremias de Leon, Frankie Rodriguez, Wheelchair21 & VisibleNinja. From Rajio Nihon.

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

SPECIAL: Brandon Easton Sits With the Ikaricast



Brandon Easton, who recently started  his kickstarter about Dominion's Light, sat down with Ikaricast hosts Jeremias de Leon (Xaos), Jeff Williams & Frankie Rodriguez (Seraph) to talk about his new project, the process of getting it together, his experiences on writing and much more more. Courtesy of our friends over at RVT.

Ikaricast Season 4, Episode 29: Brandon Easton Interview

Check out the Dominion's Light Kickstarter!

And Brandon's podcast, Writing for Rookies


Friday, October 26, 2012

Riffentary Episode 1: GUNDAM WING


Welcome to the first Broken Infinite exclusive show. Welcome to Riffentary. We take a show and provide commentary (both comical and serious) to a particular episode, laying down our thoughts. In our first episode, we got BI's EIC Frankie Rodriguez (@SeraphSantana), EE Jeremias de Leon (@ikariradio), Jeff Williams (@16bitjeff) , Metal Symphony (@VisibleNinja)& Billy Doyle (@Wheelchair21).


Here are both parts:


































Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Pokemon Gold Let's Play 1

Back in 2009 I started a Let's Play on TheGeekFighters blip of Pokemon Gold. Here's the 1st episode, now it's on youtube. Yay. This was recorded way back... 


Saturday, August 11, 2012

Final Fight 3 Let's Play




The first Let's Play on TheBrokenInfinite. In which BrokenInfinite's own Jeremias de Leon and Jeff Williams along with Steven Albano comment over Final Fight 3.

Friday, June 29, 2012

Morphin Bracers Episode 9


Welcome. The Morphin Bracers page is finally up. Here you can get your tokusatsu news that you need. Featuring Broken Infinite's Frankie Rodriguez, Jeremias de Leon, Eric McLeod and more, the Morphin Bacers will give you news, talk shop on Tokusatsu and have fun  while doing it.

This episode, we getting into the American releases of Power Rangers, news on the end of Akibaranger & more.






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For previous episodes, just hit the Morphin Bracers link under the Podcasts/Video section of the site.

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

KATSUYA TERADA'S MONKEY KING REVIEW


Volume 2 of Katsuya Terada's Monkey King continues the bloody, dark tale of Goku and his companions and the monk named Sanzo. Before this review continues one should know that this is a  brutal, dark adaptation of Journey To The West and known in Chinese as Xī Yóu Jì.

by Jeremias de Leon

Story:

Monkey King's story follows Goku, the Monkey King, sometimes called “Ape” by his enemies. Along his travels he guards a monk named Sanzo who is bound and gagged for a good portion of the manga. The monk seems to be the attention of every demon that he comes by. The demons want to devour the monk for the power she would give or for the eternal life she would grant them. Goku goes on to defeat these demons and meets a recurring villain named Naga that seems to always be able to get away, so the story can continue. Goku has Sanzo because he looks to get to Tenjiku which is the Japanese word for India. Goku wishes to go there because he wants to destroy the Buddha. Goku's other companions Hakkai the pig and the demon that only has his head, Sha Gojyo/Sha Wujing don't have too much in the spotlight. But worth noting without getting into spoilers is that Hakkai does get some solo time and Sha Gojyo does a pretty impressive feat for being just a head.

There are also parts of Journey to the West that are actually recognizable to those who read the original story before, even with Terada's restylings.The story itself isn't really convoluted but the way the story is told with focus on the characters especially Goku makes it far from one dimensional.

Art:

Katsuya Terada knows how to make his art match the dark story. Goku is drawn as a big, hulking ape to match his intimidating personality. Hakkai the pig is drawn with features like his fat to be exaggerated to match his slovenly, gluttonous personality. The monk Sanzo being treated almost like she isn't even living is drawn as a bald, bound and gagged woman. The environments have different color schemes almost as if they are their own character on top of the monsters that inhabit the locations. Terada also knows how to draw action Goku and his enemies make and making it look like what they do has weight and leaves an impact.

Characters:

The characters are a little different from their original Journey To The West counterparts. Goku being one of the more radical changes. In the original story Goku was an arrogant, yet humorous and mischievous character. Whereas Goku in Monkey King is intimidating, and brooding. Cho Hakkai acts pretty much the same as he did in the original story and Sha Gojyo as well. Sanzo, however like Goku is a big departure from the original story. Besides being female, which actually isn't rare in adaptations of Journey To The West, think Bulma from Dragon Ball, she is silent in Terada's story. In Journey To The West Sanzo was the one who stopped Goku's antics for the most part and was a pretty forceful character wheras in Monkey King she basically is just carried around and in a couple spots in the volume has horrible violent things done to her. These characters are pretty unique without being completely different to their original story counterparts.

Verdict:

At the end of the day the question is, is this manga worth it? Well, with the action, the haunting, dark, yet beautiful art style and simple, yet intriguing storyline it is worth it. Just a word of warning however, if the gore, sexual scenes, or grotesque monster designs are too much then it's best if you just leave this one alone.

This manga gets a rating of 8.5 out of 10