Merry Christmas from The Chibi Project
Episode 24 of The Chibi Project was posted yesterday. That makes 12 episodes that we've posted every two weeks since July. Phew!
This episode covers the test I did on the Sailor Moon Cycle at West Virginia's Tsubasacon in 2005. I crushed it with a heavy lead weight. That was fun. Lots of pieces! This is also the final recap that we'll be doing since it was the only one left. That means that everything from this point on will be brand new material!
The Chibi Project will be taking a well-earned break until we start season 2 in the spring. During the break, we'll be reorganizing the web site, putting together a new title sequence for the opening theme, and making plans for season 2 experiments. While you wait, you can still take our survey so that we know what you like and don't like and we can improve the podcast.
I'd like to thank everyone who has helped with The Chibi Project to date. Everyone who has subscribed... Everyone who has e-mailed or left voice mail... Everyone who has donated a toy, especially Mara, Andyi, and Jeff... The conventions who have invited us to appear, Bakuretsu Con, Nan Desu Kan, Tsubasacon, Animaritime, and San Japan... Our special guests Greg Ayres and Brian Brushwood... Finally, a very special thank you to my co-hosts and fellow experimenters, Buford, Jon, Kristian, Lizz, and Jekka, without whom The Chibi Project would be boring as hell. I hope I didn't forget anyone.
Although we won't have any new episodes until the spring, Jekka and I may decide to give out some sneak peeks or special previews before then. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast in iTunes if you want to see this stuff. (It's free and you don't need an iPod to do it.)
Obligatory links:
...and no, we haven't forgotten about the Naruto headband experiments we promised. Stop asking. :P
This episode covers the test I did on the Sailor Moon Cycle at West Virginia's Tsubasacon in 2005. I crushed it with a heavy lead weight. That was fun. Lots of pieces! This is also the final recap that we'll be doing since it was the only one left. That means that everything from this point on will be brand new material!
The Chibi Project will be taking a well-earned break until we start season 2 in the spring. During the break, we'll be reorganizing the web site, putting together a new title sequence for the opening theme, and making plans for season 2 experiments. While you wait, you can still take our survey so that we know what you like and don't like and we can improve the podcast.
I'd like to thank everyone who has helped with The Chibi Project to date. Everyone who has subscribed... Everyone who has e-mailed or left voice mail... Everyone who has donated a toy, especially Mara, Andyi, and Jeff... The conventions who have invited us to appear, Bakuretsu Con, Nan Desu Kan, Tsubasacon, Animaritime, and San Japan... Our special guests Greg Ayres and Brian Brushwood... Finally, a very special thank you to my co-hosts and fellow experimenters, Buford, Jon, Kristian, Lizz, and Jekka, without whom The Chibi Project would be boring as hell. I hope I didn't forget anyone.
Although we won't have any new episodes until the spring, Jekka and I may decide to give out some sneak peeks or special previews before then. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast in iTunes if you want to see this stuff. (It's free and you don't need an iPod to do it.)
Obligatory links:
- The Chibi Project web site
- Voice Mail: (206) 222-2191
- Subscribe on iTunes
- The Chibi Project Survey
- LiveJournal
...and no, we haven't forgotten about the Naruto headband experiments we promised. Stop asking. :P