ATW! 64: What Lies Beyond the Strings – A Puppet Documentary

Welcome to the Discovery Channel, please enjoy our animated documentary. Wait, is that even a thing? INTRIGUE! Anyway we talk about that for a bit. Then we present our shiny new anime that we’ll be watching: Thunderbolt Fantasy. It’s got puppets! It's got swordfights! What more could you ask for? … Continue reading →

An episode of the Animate the World! podcast, hosted by KSMR Productions, titled "ATW! 64: What Lies Beyond the Strings – A Puppet Documentary" was published on January 29, 2019.

January 29, 2019 · Animate the World!

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Welcome to the Discovery Channel, please enjoy our animated documentary. Wait, is that even a thing? INTRIGUE! Anyway we talk about that for a bit. Then we present our shiny new anime that we’ll be watching: Thunderbolt Fantasy. It’s got puppets! It's got swordfights! What more could you ask for? … Continue reading →

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Welcome to the Discovery Channel, please enjoy our animated documentary. Wait, is that even a thing? INTRIGUE! Anyway we talk about that for a bit. Then we present our shiny new anime that we’ll be watching: Thunderbolt Fantasy. It’s got puppets! It's got swordfights! What more could you ask for? …

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