El Cazador de la Bruja
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El Cazador de la Bruja is an anime series by Bee Train studios. This Anime is responsible for ushering in the second age of Anime corruptions.
Josh occasionally referred to the show by two alternate titles. The first was "El Cazador de la Blaha" and the second, which he uses more often, "El Cazador de la Brouhaha".
One of the characters in the series is named L.A. Due to his dress, his hairstyle, and his general condescending attitude, Josh began to refer to him as "The Prepster". Adam and Josh found L.A.'s dubious attempts to gain the affections of one of the main characters to be very creepy and stalkeresque. Whenever he appeared in a scene, Josh would comment "P...prepster...".
Adam and Josh began to keep a running value of L.A.'s creepy acts. The creepier the act, the higher the point value that was added to the total. The exact circumstances that led to the creepiness counter and the final value itself are lost to time, but the final value is estimated at approximately 300.
One scene of the ending credits features a cat looking through the scope of a sniper rifle. The prospect of a cat who is a sniper excited Adam and Josh who began to refer to the cat with joy as "Sniper Cat!", announcing his brief appearance during every credit roll. Adam and Josh were quite disappointed to find no such cat in the series.
The characters often ate at a franchise called Amigo Tacos. The restaurant had a catchy theme song beginning with "Taco taco tacos". The character would often sing the song and it would get stuck in Adam and Josh's heads, such that they would repeat it on their own. Every now and then, Adam and Josh will repeat the song with or without prompting.
One of the prominent individuals in the ending credits is a enigmatic masked man who does not appear in the series. Based purely on appearance alone, Adam began to refer to him as Vigo, a character from another anime, Moon Phase.
Alternate Titles
Josh occasionally referred to the show by two alternate titles. The first was "El Cazador de la Blaha" and the second, which he uses more often, "El Cazador de la Brouhaha".
The Prepster
One of the characters in the series is named L.A. Due to his dress, his hairstyle, and his general condescending attitude, Josh began to refer to him as "The Prepster". Adam and Josh found L.A.'s dubious attempts to gain the affections of one of the main characters to be very creepy and stalkeresque. Whenever he appeared in a scene, Josh would comment "P...prepster...".
The Prepster Creepiness Counter
Adam and Josh began to keep a running value of L.A.'s creepy acts. The creepier the act, the higher the point value that was added to the total. The exact circumstances that led to the creepiness counter and the final value itself are lost to time, but the final value is estimated at approximately 300.
Sniper Cat!
One scene of the ending credits features a cat looking through the scope of a sniper rifle. The prospect of a cat who is a sniper excited Adam and Josh who began to refer to the cat with joy as "Sniper Cat!", announcing his brief appearance during every credit roll. Adam and Josh were quite disappointed to find no such cat in the series.
Tacos
The characters often ate at a franchise called Amigo Tacos. The restaurant had a catchy theme song beginning with "Taco taco tacos". The character would often sing the song and it would get stuck in Adam and Josh's heads, such that they would repeat it on their own. Every now and then, Adam and Josh will repeat the song with or without prompting.
Vigo
One of the prominent individuals in the ending credits is a enigmatic masked man who does not appear in the series. Based purely on appearance alone, Adam began to refer to him as Vigo, a character from another anime, Moon Phase.
"Yes sir"
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