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Not to be confused with the Wrestling/{{new World order}}. Or the [[UsefulNotes/ConspiracyTheories other New World Order.]]
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Not to be confused with the Wrestling/{{new World order}}. Or the [[UsefulNotes/ConspiracyTheories other New World Order.]]
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The podcast reviews almost all kinds of anime and manga, spanning from recent movies such as ''Anime/{{REDLINE}}'' and ''Anime/SummerWars'', to old classics such as ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' and ''Manga/GetterRobo'', to extremely obscure anime such as ''Anime/RingingBell'' and ''Anime/RobotCarnival'', and cult trash anime like ''Anime/MDGeist'' and ''Manga/MadBull34''. The three hosts formerly used a format where each host reviews an anime, with the others making comments and asking questions: '''Daryl Surat''' tends to review shonen anime, classic anime movies, off-beat anime and [=OVAs=] from the 80s/90s "Golden Age" of anime in America; '''Gerald Rathkolb''' reviews mostly HumongousMecha anime and obscure cult anime; and '''Clarissa Graffeo''' does shoujo and boys' love anime, with the occasional shounen anime and {{Moe}} anime as well.
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The podcast reviews almost all kinds of anime and manga, spanning from recent post-2000s movies such as ''Anime/{{REDLINE}}'' and ''Anime/SummerWars'', to old classics such as ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' and ''Manga/GetterRobo'', to extremely obscure anime such as ''Anime/RingingBell'' and ''Anime/RobotCarnival'', and cult trash anime like ''Anime/MDGeist'' and ''Manga/MadBull34''. The three hosts formerly used a format where each host reviews an anime, with the others making comments and asking questions: '''Daryl Surat''' tends to review shonen anime, classic anime movies, off-beat anime and [=OVAs=] from the 80s/90s "Golden Age" of anime in America; '''Gerald Rathkolb''' reviews mostly HumongousMecha anime and obscure cult anime; and '''Clarissa Graffeo''' does shoujo and boys' love anime, with the occasional shounen anime and {{Moe}} anime as well.
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* IconicLogo: An altered Wrestling/NewWorldOrder logo.
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* RantInducingSlight:
** Clarissa's reaction to an assumption that [[Manga/TowardtheTerra a manga by a woman]] must be {{shoujo|Demographic}}.
** After spending about 15 minutes expressing his opinions about various {{Franchise/Gundam}} shows, Daryl goes berserk over the fact that many of them are not as good as they should be, for one of anime's most famous and profitable franchises.
** Clarissa's reaction to an assumption that [[Manga/TowardtheTerra a manga by a woman]] must be {{shoujo|Demographic}}.
** After spending about 15 minutes expressing his opinions about various {{Franchise/Gundam}} shows, Daryl goes berserk over the fact that many of them are not as good as they should be, for one of anime's most famous and profitable franchises.
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Despite the podcast still going on to this day, it has suffered from near constant ScheduleSlip. The hosts are also writers for Otaku USA Magazine and frequent guests for other podcasts.
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Despite the podcast still going on to this day, being active, it has suffered from near constant ScheduleSlip. The hosts are also writers for Otaku USA Magazine and frequent guests for other podcasts.
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Hosted by three self-described "holier-than-thou know-it-alls that are anything but" from Florida, the Anime World Order {{Podcast}} is one of the better known, if not the best-known, anime and manga based podcasts on the internet. The podcast has been running since 2005, (albeit on a more irregular schedule than they started), reaching over one hundred shows in total (and almost a hundred numbered shows), and new shows often crop up on a semi-monthly basis.
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Hosted by three self-described "holier-than-thou know-it-alls that are anything but" from Florida, the Anime World Order {{Podcast}} is one of the better known, if not the best-known, a podcast that focuses on anime and manga based podcasts on the internet.manga. The podcast has been running since 2005, (albeit on a more irregular schedule than they started), reaching over one hundred shows in total (and almost a hundred numbered shows), and new shows often crop up on a semi-monthly basis.
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The podcast has gained a large, loyal fan base, even despite the near constant ScheduleSlip, and the podcast is one of the most prominent and respected anime podcasts on the internet: enough that the hosts are also writers for Otaku USA Magazine and frequent guests for other podcasts, therefore cementing Anime World Order's status.
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* ArousedByTheirVoice: Gerald once made a man fall in love with him solely through his glorious man-voice.
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* StockScream: The Howie Long Scream can be occasionally heard in certain episodes. Notable occasions include interrupting the "Ass Man" song at the end of the ''Manga/MidnightEyeGoku'', following an... ''interesting line;'' and during a con report where Daryl was cajoled into judging the cosplay masquerade, which is followed by ''three Howie Long screams in a row.''
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* StockScream: The Howie Long Scream can be occasionally heard in certain episodes. Notable occasions include interrupting the "Ass Man" song at the end of the ''Manga/MidnightEyeGoku'', ''Manga/GokuMidnightEye'', following an... ''interesting line;'' and during a con report where Daryl was cajoled into judging the cosplay masquerade, which is followed by ''three Howie Long screams in a row.''
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* StockScream: The Howie Long Scream can be occasionally heard in certain episodes. Notable occasions include interrupting the "Ass Man" song at the end of the ''MidnightEyeGoku'', following an... ''interesting line;'' and during a con report where Daryl was cajoled into judging the cosplay masquerade, which is followed by ''three Howie Long screams in a row.''
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* StockScream: The Howie Long Scream can be occasionally heard in certain episodes. Notable occasions include interrupting the "Ass Man" song at the end of the ''MidnightEyeGoku'', ''Manga/MidnightEyeGoku'', following an... ''interesting line;'' and during a con report where Daryl was cajoled into judging the cosplay masquerade, which is followed by ''three Howie Long screams in a row.''
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* AnimeThemeSong: The opening and closing themes of the show reviews act as book-ends for each review. If there isn't a opening theme, though, they usually use a sound clip from the anime, or another piece of music. On some occassions, something completely different is used ([[Wrestling/{{WWE}} Billy Gunn's]] "Mr. Ass" entrance theme for the end of the ''GokuMidnightEye'' review, Steve Regal's "Real Man's Man" entrance theme for ''SwallowingTheEarth'', and ''[[Music/DrowningPool Drop]] [[NukeEm The]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice Bomb]]'' for ''Manga/BarefootGen''.
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* AnimeThemeSong: The opening and closing themes of the show reviews act as book-ends for each review. If there isn't a opening theme, though, they usually use a sound clip from the anime, or another piece of music. On some occassions, something completely different is used ([[Wrestling/{{WWE}} Billy Gunn's]] "Mr. Ass" entrance theme for the end of the ''GokuMidnightEye'' ''Manga/GokuMidnightEye'' review, Steve Regal's "Real Man's Man" entrance theme for ''SwallowingTheEarth'', ''Manga/SwallowingTheEarth'', and ''[[Music/DrowningPool Drop]] [[NukeEm The]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice Bomb]]'' for ''Manga/BarefootGen''.
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** Clarissa's reaction to an assumption that [[TowardtheTerra a manga by a woman]] must be [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]].
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** Clarissa's reaction to an assumption that [[TowardtheTerra [[Manga/TowardtheTerra a manga by a woman]] must be [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]].{{shoujo|Demographic}}.
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: Daryl invokes this during the review/recap of Manga/RikiOh
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** Daryl and his ongoing hatred of the Dread Spectre of Moe.
** Gerald openly hates ''Anime/CodeGeass'' and other robot shows that try to appeal to viewers with {{fanservice}} instead of...you know...robots.
** Daryl and his ongoing hatred of the Dread Spectre of Moe.
** Gerald openly hates ''Anime/CodeGeass'' and other robot shows that try to appeal to viewers with {{fanservice}} instead of...you know...robots.
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* ForbiddenFruit: Listeners have been warned multiple times not to google Waita Uziga.
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* CassandraTruth: Since episode 1, the podcast (along with many other anime fans) has been criticizing bad business decisions of Bandai Visuals (super-expensive DVD releases, deliberately imperfect releases in the US to prevent Japanese customers from importing them at a lower price, refusal to release any anime on [[TechMarchesOn streaming services, instead of still relying on DVD sales]]) and trying to warn them that they are doomed to fail if they don't change the way they run their business.
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* CassandraTruth: Since episode 1, the podcast (along with many other anime fans) has been criticizing bad business decisions of Bandai Visuals (super-expensive DVD releases, releases; deliberately imperfect releases in the US to prevent Japanese customers from importing them at a lower price, price; refusal to release any anime on [[TechMarchesOn streaming services, instead of still relying on DVD sales]]) and trying to warn them that they are doomed to fail if they don't change the way they run their business.
