The networks, long divided, must unite. If Netflix is willing to drop eight figures to distribute the new Dynasty Warriors movie in the US, by god we’re here to cover
And so the kingdom, long divided, unites. No more Wu and Wei, nor Shu or Han. The Jin Dynasty rises to chart a new future for China. Or… an old
This isn’t the end of the Kingdom of Shu, but we can see it from here. Wei’s forces have kicked down the door, and Emperor Shan twittles his thumbs even
After this episode, two weeks remain until the end, and yet… there are still three kingdoms. The podcast, long united, is now divided. Jackson knows the end for sure, having
Deng Ai, my guy! Another Wei genius tactician arrives to foil the extremely fallible Jiang Wei. He has his work cut out for him as Wei is repeatedly invaded, suffering
It is Sima’s time, though Yi will not live to see it. Jiang Wei is a Jiang Waste of space, Sun Quan finally passes away, Cao Rui bites the dust,
KONGMING IS DEAD! And yet, his shadow looms eternal over this book. No sorry I’m not being metaphorical, people are probably gonna be revealing that that MFer told them what
It seems like Kongming is on his way out, but the man’s never done anything quietly, so why would he die without making a fuss? The propaganda is pretty unsubtle
It’s Two Networks time, but we’ve swapped out one of the networks! Six and Jen from Scanline Media are joined by strategy and tactics expert, games journalist and media critic
This week, Shu and Wei are at each other’s throats nonstop. Sun Quan declares himself emperor, then watches the other two kingdoms fight while eating popcorn. Sima Yi ALMOST does