Let's talk about the Mewtwo Strikes Back remake...and why I won't be reviewing it.

It's taken forever for Anchor to accept this episode, but yes, now the episode that got a surprising amount of love on YouTube is here!

In this episode, I talk about the magazines that made my childhood awesome, including Highlights, Beckett Pokemon Collector, and Games Magazine.

Yeah, been a while since the last upload, hasn't it? Well, hopefully this first upload of 2020 will be interesting for you, as I talk about the first story arc on my YouTube channel that never ended up going anywhere. KHF's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/KHFMcAwesome

In this episode, the Hero takes a stroll down memory lane to talk about the various incarnations of the Haruhi Suzumiya franchise as a tribute to Kyoto Animation. #PrayForKyoAni

The Hero takes a look at the Evangelion redub for Netflix, and why it's kind of a dumpster fire. But not because of the cast.

In this special episode, the Hero decides to go diving and talk about (most of) the various times that Western songs have been used in anime, for good or for ill.

For once not covering something anime or manga related, TheHeroOfTomorrow steps back into his childhood library to talk about a book series that meant a lot to him as a kid, and is somehow still going even now.

In the first edition of 'In Defense Of,' TheHeroOfTomorrow steps into the defense attorney's booth for the hated protagonist of the Pokemon anime, Ash Ketchum, to explain why he's not all that bad.

In this episode, the Hero flies solo to talk about another underrated manga that just came back from hiatus, World Trigger, and why you should probably check it out!

In this first attempt at an episode, TheHeroOfTomorrow and special guests The Media Hunter and Zenithwillrule talk about the manga and anime known as Zatch Bell, a forgotten battle series that might have had a lot more to offer than you'd imagine. Too bad the Toonami dub sucked.

Hi folks, this is Eli, aka TheHeroOfTomorrow, formerly of the Internet review series The Cartoon Hero's Reviews, a show that just recently ended after shortly over 10 years. Recently, I got to thinking-while I've talked about most of the animated properties I wanted to talk about, and I still want to do videos, YouTube's copyright policies have got…