The Many Sides of Voice Actor Radio Steps Up Oshi no Ko’s Entertainment Industry Critique

This, in my opinion, makes The Many Sides of Voice Actor Radio a much better critique of the entertainment industry than its predecessor, Oshi no Ko.

While Oshi no Ko is undoubtedly an experience that new and old anime fans should explore, The Many Sides of Voice Actor Radio is cutting through the spectacle to tackle these same themes more potently.

In fact, as The Many Sides of Voice Actor Radio repeatedly notes, acting is basically gig work, and the associated fluctuations in schedule and consistency can have a tremendous impact on someone’s self-worth in that profession. This isn’t to say that Oshi no Ko is a terrible anime.