Pixel x Pixel Episode 125

Right of the bat, we have to warn you that there is a bit of weird audio going on in this episode (particularly with Anne at the beginning). Unfortunately, we’re not really sure what went wrong and couldn’t figure out how to correct it, but it’s still perfectly listenable! In this episode, we have a fun Castlevania Takarazuka show recap, news of Anne’s best market yet, a book we both read, a gleefully campy musical to discuss, and more! 7:00~ News Mentioned: Rhythm Heaven Groove release date, Machine Child out now, Tomak Remastered 16:40~ Games Mentioned: Kemono Friends Picross Movies/TV Mentioned: Master Chef Australia, The Apple, Frogman- Books Mentioned: Perfect Blue: Complete Metamorphosis ♫ Intro music - “Willie Lomans” from Alphabet Planet by Hiroki Kikuta

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Pixel x Pixel Episode 125

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This episode was published on April 11, 2026.

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