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Traversing trippy worlds inside his universe simulator, a space caster explores existential questions about life, death, and everything in between.

The Midnight Gospel

basically an animated podcast

It&apos;s basically an animated podcast. There&apos;s not really any plot just some guy interviewing people about....things but the animation is not related to the thing they&apos;re talking about at all. It&apos;s certainly unique and weird and...good? I...don&apos;t know. I mean I don&apos;t hate it but I&apos;m just simply not interested about the topics and the conversations around those topics. They talked about life and death and god and spiritual things. Some people might considered their conversations deep and profound but I really don&apos;t. Maybe because I feel like I&apos;ve listened to podcasts or interviews around these topics that&apos;s pretty much the same or even better. They just don&apos;t have the means to put it in animation. You really have to watch it yourself. I don&apos;t think there&apos;s definite good or bad about it. It&apos;s a conversation, you listen to it and you think about it and that&apos;s it.

Clancy is a space-caster who uses a multiverse simulator to interview beings living in other worlds.

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It's basically an animated podcast. There's not really any plot just some guy interviewing people about....things but the animation is not related to the thing they're talking about at all. It's certainly unique and weird and...good? I...don't know. I mean I don't hate it but I'm just simply not interested about the topics and the conversations around those topics. They talked about life and death and god and spiritual things. Some people might considered their conversations deep and profound but I really don't. Maybe because I feel like I've listened to podcasts or interviews around these topics that's pretty much the same or even better. They just don't have the means to put it in animation. You really have to watch it yourself. I don't think there's definite good or bad about it. It's a conversation, you listen to it and you think about it and that's it.

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