Episode 18 ...because I think DBZ is dumb.
So, it's this Wednesday and not last Wednesday or next Wednesday. That means there's a new episode of The Chibi Project out!
http://podcast.chibiproject.com/episode.shtml?18
Okay, so it's pretty hard to top what had to have been the coolest experiment ever in Episode 17, so we tried to compensate with some shots of some cute bunnies this week. Say hello to Baxter and Linus in their world premiere appearance. Baxter is the one with the dark nose and ears. If you're curious, they're lionhead rabbits, which is apparently some kind of new breed that has branched off of angora rabbits. They're just about fully grown and still under two pounds. They're also very, very friendly and very, very soft.
...but enough about bunnies, we did some destruction too!
This episode is a recap of an experiment I did back at Nan Desu Kan 2004 in Aurora, Colorado, right outside Denver. Again, I faced limitations in what I could bring due to flying in...so I brought my Dremel tool and cut the limbs off Great Saiyaman from Dragonball Z.
With me this week is K.T.F. Terison, our theme song composer, who was last seen in Episode 10 with the chainsaw.
Don't forget to become a fan of The Chibi Project on Facebook and follow me on Twitter. Also, if you're 21 or over and in New England this weekend, stop by Providence Anime Conference to see Jekka and me in Anime Unscripted.
http://podcast.chibiproject.com/episode.shtml?18
Okay, so it's pretty hard to top what had to have been the coolest experiment ever in Episode 17, so we tried to compensate with some shots of some cute bunnies this week. Say hello to Baxter and Linus in their world premiere appearance. Baxter is the one with the dark nose and ears. If you're curious, they're lionhead rabbits, which is apparently some kind of new breed that has branched off of angora rabbits. They're just about fully grown and still under two pounds. They're also very, very friendly and very, very soft.
...but enough about bunnies, we did some destruction too!
This episode is a recap of an experiment I did back at Nan Desu Kan 2004 in Aurora, Colorado, right outside Denver. Again, I faced limitations in what I could bring due to flying in...so I brought my Dremel tool and cut the limbs off Great Saiyaman from Dragonball Z.
With me this week is K.T.F. Terison, our theme song composer, who was last seen in Episode 10 with the chainsaw.
Don't forget to become a fan of The Chibi Project on Facebook and follow me on Twitter. Also, if you're 21 or over and in New England this weekend, stop by Providence Anime Conference to see Jekka and me in Anime Unscripted.