Anime Pacific Remastered: Episode 17

Well, the Internet Archive's epic struggles put a damper on the release of these remasters, but fear not; the remastering continues!
It's a light and short episode due to Alex being (mostly) away, so Alex discusses Kissdum Engage Planet, whilst I review Yuria Gaiden: Two titles that stood the test of time.......................................(?)
Download episode 17, here.

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