Oshi no Ko (Seasons 1-3): The Dark Side of the Entertainment Industry
About this episode
The episode discusses the anime Oshi no Ko, exploring its themes, animation, and character depth within the context of the entertainment industry.
A show that looks like a glossy idol story for five minutes, then hits you with a 90-minute opener that feels like a full movie and kicks off a revenge-driven murder mystery. We sit down to talk Oshi no Ko and why it hooked us so fast: stunning animation, sharp tone shifts, and a story that can make you laugh, flinch, and take notes about how the entertainment industry actually works. We get into the characters that carry the weight. Ai Hoshino’s “star eyes” are more than a visual flex...
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