5 Stages of Grief for Nerds
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It has been hard times for nerds everywhere, and the Gents of the EstoBro TV Podcast have felt the major impact of what has given them the 5 Stages of Grief. To dismantle the denial of misogynist sports fans and gamers, they first address the major news that MLB The Show 24 has spotlighted their 'Road to the Show' game mode has now enabled women to be featured for the player's POV (1:50). With history always being written in baseball, the Gents hype the anticipation of the gender barrier being broken at some point in celebrating Women's Awareness Month. The stages of grief continue with EstoBro's anger at the latest Pokémon Presents (15:00), in which he is clearly showing his bias and age that the franchise is truly going in the direction he does not care for. In bargaining, the Gents debate the fact Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a more anticipated throwback experience in gaming compared to the latest installment of Final Fantasy XVI (27:00). The Gents set into depression with the announcement of the passing of Akira Toriyama (33:05), one of the most influential artists from Japan. Toriyama is best known as the creator of Dragon Ball and a developer of Chrono Trigger, two fantastic pieces of fiction that are still celebrated today. The world mourned his passing, and EstoBro and TV held their remembrance during this segment of the podcast. Finally, in acceptance, the Gents highlight the major wins of the 96th Academy Awards (47:25) with the biggest highlight for nerds being that Godzilla Minus 1 won the Oscar for Visual Effects. They also celebrate the wins of Oppenheimer, including Robert Downey Jr. finishing his redemption arc. Go through the stages of grief with the Gents on this emotional episode of the EstoBro TV Podcast.
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