Description

A gonzo, irreverent, four-panel manga featuring two 14-year-old girls who will bicker and curse their way into your heart.

No filter.&#160, No shame.&#160, No logic.&#160, No problem!
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So you think that Popuko and Pipimi are just typical cute, sweet tweens? Think again f#%**ers!
Ask the millions of fans in Japan and abroad&hellip,..&#160,these girls are nasty, vulgar, and they don&rsquo,t take crap from anyone!
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The bizarre four-panel comic by Bkub Okawa,&#160,on which the hit anime is based, is filled with obscure pop culture references (including walk-ons by characters from other series) and tongue-in-cheek&mdash,and in-your-face&mdash,quips and snipes, as well as inappropriate physical violence.
POP TEAM EPIC will keep you laughing, confused, and addicted!

Praise for the Anime Adaptation:
&ldquo,Watching it, I questioned constantly, &lsquo,Who the hell green-lighted this?&rsquo, and, also &lsquo,Why wasn&rsquo,t this made sooner?&rsquo, Pop Team Epic is flush with dumb cultural references it rarely bothers to comment on. For me, that&rsquo,s where its charm lies.&rdquo,

&mdash,Kotaku

&ldquo,I think Pop Team Epic is ultimately most categorizable as anti-humor, a genre of comedy that derives its humor from the very absurdity of trying to find meaning in its madness.&rdquo,
&mdash,Anime News Network

&ldquo,How does one even go about reviewing Pop Team Epic, anyway?&rdquo,

&mdash,Otaku USA




“Pop Team Epic&#160,is a breath of fresh air [&hellip,] It doesn’t always make sense, and it doesn’t have to. [&hellip,]&#160,That’s why it’s so simple to see its appeal. In a world where we’re constantly being barraged with difficult and upsetting situations,&#160,Pop Team Epic&#160,is a burst of pure, unadulterated fun.&rdquo,
&#160,&mdash, SyFy