The visual novels podcast, Pilot episode

[Kawasumi]

So, I asked on reddit and in a blogpost about if people wanted another podcast about vns and since a lot of people were interested in it we decided to do it! So here we have the first episode where we discuss about learning japanese and reading untranslated stuff!

I hope you like it, remember its the first episode so it sounds a little stiff since we dont have that much experience, it'll get better with time (also, please bear with me and my hopeless stuttering lol)

https://www.mixcloud.com/VNP/the-visual-novel-podcast-ep-01-learning-japanese-and-reading-untranslated-visual-novels/

 

[Arcadeotic]

It was a decent, amateur podcast

There were some inconsistencies with the amount that for example Arc talked in contrast to the amount Ange and you talked.

Other than that, that was some A-grade stuttering near the end :^)

Lookin' forward to more

[john 'mr. customer' smith]

Very nice! I now know that I'm never ever going to be able to learn Japanese —_—

In all seriousness though, it's nice to see someone make a podcast again, considering seems to have left permanently now, and babiker only makes one every 5 months or so (It's okay babi, I probably wouldn't have joined fuwa without ryechu's dildo story)

Hoping you guys make many more and get better along the way!

[Barktooth]

Cool, was an enjoyable podcast to listen to, and pretty insightful into learning Japanese and reading untranslated stuff. I kind of want to start reading SubaHibi now, but I'm not sure how much I'll enjoy it if I read it untranslated

Also "If you're looking to quickly grab a text hooker..." alright but what if a quick grab isn't enough, and I want to fondle them for a while? What then?

[Dergonu]

Good job Kawasumi, you guys have succeeded in scaring several people away from learning moonrunes!

 

Anyways, in all seriousness, this was good. I haven't gotten through the whole thing yet, but listened to most of it. Will do the rest later.

Good job