Angry_Jerk 
Hollywood keeps digging up old franchises, not because there are no new ideas, but because studio executives are afraid to take chances. AJ takes aim at decades-late sequels, lazy remakes, and an industry that would rather recycle the past than bet on something original.
AJ dives into Peach Girl expecting teenage romance and instead gets completely sucked into its ridiculous drama. Between Sae’s manipulation, Toji’s stupidity, and Kairi being the only person with any sense, this one had him yelling at the TV.
Capitalism gets blamed every time a corporation screws over its workers or customers, but greed isn’t an economic system. The real problem is a business culture that rewards executives for crushing competition, cutting corners, and treating people like numbers on a spreadsheet.
It’s Halloween season, which means it’s time for AJnet Magazine’s yearly visit to r/Witchcraft. Somehow, the witches of Reddit are still finding new ways to keep this tradition alive.
Baki and Kengan’s underground fighters finally collide, but an inconclusive main event and too many teased matchups leave the crossover feeling unfinished.
Mareo and Louie, two brothers, settle their differences in a painfully bad fight that leaves JR, Jerry Lawler, and everyone at the bar wondering what the hell they just watched.
AJ takes a look at Rozen Maiden, an anime about living dolls, deadly sibling rivalry, ancient 4chan memes, and one of the worst fathers in anime. Beneath the frilly dresses and tea parties is a surprisingly dark and entertaining series.
In 2011, AJ argued that private employers have no constitutional obligation to tolerate employees publicly trashing them. Fifteen years later, after dealing with a real social media controversy at his own company, he revisits the argument and explains what’s changed.
AI can be useful, but it shouldn’t stand between customers and actual help. From Amazon’s Rufus to Rockstar’s useless support maze, AJ explains why nobody wants to fight a chatbot just to solve a simple problem.