Anime Pacific Remastered: Episode 10

In this episode, Alex reports in from the oldest, and whitest, part of Canada. We discuss the, "very exciting" new second season of Code Geass (which neither of us never ended up watching).
We review the original Toyoo Ashida-directed version of Vampire Hunter D. Download episode 10, here.

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