What I like from anime from this era that I find missing from modern sci fi is the effort into making technology look like something that could be built. Even if it looks dated in a few years it makes it look more believable now.
The problem is that era suffers from "we could build this, totally" based on what was theoretically possible then. Now we're a lot smarter than before, and realize that some of this is actually pretty goddamn hard. So expectations were reigned in a bit. Oh and then CGI kinda blew up... and budgets shrank.
@@forcom5 this? We could probably build this. We have things like it, exoskeletons etc. We don't use giant feet because it's probably not practical. This is a lot more plausible than some smooth Iron Man.
It's depressing that we almost NEVER get anime like this anymore. This degree of carefully animated in-depth detail has practically become antique by today's standards.
I’m sure there’s a lot of animators out there that want to revive this style, but they’re forced to cater to what the majority of anime consumers prefer today. These kind of risky moves is good for the culture, but bad for business. It’s sad but understandable tbh
@@Dr_Salt took the words right out of my mouth. He was acting like amazing anime with amazing mechanic detail and storytelling never existed. Just look most 80’s,90’s and early 00’s for that
It's the difference between a Castigator Titan and a Metal Gear. Sure, Metal Gear gets the job done, but the Castigator will additionally make everyone in the star cluster violently shit themselves.
@@Versace_sheets yeah but evangelion uses tricks from tokusatsu to sell the scale of the robots and the destruction. also the Evas have clear weight to them
I miss seeing more technical/ mechanical animation styles like this. After the 80s and 90s I haven't seen this much of this :( Edit: thank yall for the likes I wasn't expecting this lmao
The only thing amazing about this clip is the initial detail. There are hardly any movements. The walking part even seems average. The rest are flashing effects and smokes
@@pochita6158 yeahhhh but the stylization is more what these folks want i think, mecha anime don't be hitting the same with cg robots (although i do love the cg stuff just as much, gundam origins for example is 👌)
Actually no. I mean yes its a hardwork about framing and stuff. But the actual animation is very limited. I mean these guys are genious!! but somehow they managed to animate a very few and basic parts and still made it amazing ;)
@@camaxtle back then they use a traditional drawing unlike these days where you can use a drawing tablet, it's easy but no animation and artstyle has the same level as this so.
@@DanteAlighieri612 yeahh i agree to that. I myself studied 2d animation. What they used here its called "stills" which they give the illusion of "realism" by not moving and letting the brain think its something real or part of the frame of animation; i mean i love these old school animes too, but they made it that way to reduce animation frames.(and a lot of hardwork) All the background is in a second layer, but those layers are not animated. The first layer in this case the hand, its the one being animated and the robotics are not. What i meant is that yeah its a great artwork but because of complexity they managed to fool the viewer "the right way" Like i said genious!
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I often love these scenes from older anime. Most modern anime today mostly rely on cgi with scenes like these and they're pretty cool sometimes. But gosh nothing beats a detailed full hand drawn animated scene like this.
What's worth noting, is that likely as a consequence of the intricate line work and lighting, these shots are all simple looping cycles with very little actual movement on screen.
@@MrZobiwan "Akira was more impressive" For the love of everything, do NOT compare theatrical animation to DTV animation. The difference in budgets is HUGE.
@@Grim2 for instance I wouldn't be surprised if they blew at least half their budget on this very scene. reason why eva spent alot of its time in elevators.
My favorite Anime usually always end up being stuff like this, ninja scroll Akira, cowboy beebop, Jin roh. I just really love detailed art mixed with hard shading and crosshatching
@@carloslucasramos7801 he just said stuff like this, also if you want a modern example check out Netflix’s doro he doro. It’s gone out of style because higher detailed hand drawn anime is waaaaaaay more expensive than digitally drawn or cgi anime
They sure don't make them like this anymore. It would be incredible to see this animation style come back to life without losing the detail which makes everything look so authentic and unique!
I think the grain of the film play a part in the rough/dirty/realistic effect. I agree it would be great to see things of this kind once more, I always loved control panels, hightech screens/controls from back then in animes, the way quadrant and gauges were is all so awesome ^^
They didn't make it like this at the time. This is an exceptionally well animated scene in an otherwise very meh quality show, animation wise. While it's cool to see, let's not pretend like it's representative of the whole. A whole lot of shows did this. You'd have some showoff pieces and the rest would be really low budget by comparison. Take Bubblegum Crisis for example. It has some absolutely breathtaking moments of detail, but 95% of it is pretty minimalistically animated. Lots of panning shots or just still imagery, or just mediocre animation period.
@@brynkirsch5195 machine learning and such will bring it back. 3d is almost always stand out from the surroundings, it has to go, or evolve to have imperfections of the hand drawn stuff. Theres no way that this art style will not come back, its too f-n good.
This era had absolutely the smoothest animation especially when animating a still shot with only one or two small things moving. Even the sound effects bring back so many memories.
the attention of detail just blew me even now,,like a wine it aged well but it delivers till d last drop.its an art carefully crafted for perfection..gosh i miss these kinds of anime..
This is why I love about Hideaki Anno for not just being a director of Evangelion and Shin Godzilla but his animation especially his FX animation was insanely detailed at the time.
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*Somewhere there's an alternate universe where animators weren't treated like absolute garbage and we still have the beautiful hand made animations of the golden era of anime.*
Well for starters this was an OVA so budget is high and second this was during the 80s during the economic boom of Japan where there was a lot of money to throw away on stuff like this.
This is what I love about old sci fi animes, the tech seems like it can be built in real life, and all the pieces look like they actually fit and work together, it's just oddly satisfying
Not only that but whit this he probably had even a hunch on how to realize it u know. Also when u can draw and want to build something.. you first draw it . You know?
Japan's attention to detail in animation, especially machines in the 90s never ceases to amaze. Meticulous and highly detailed!! Very impressive Hideaki Anno did this level of practical detail for the exosuit!!! Even the vents were realistic! It reminds of something out of Neo-Tokyo. 12.10.2023
Its an masterpiece. The reason i loved most mecha anime of 80s and 90s were the detailed that similar with an mechanical engineer design on parts or mechatronic science, we need these kind of animation back to our cinema again.
At the very basic, those 80s-90s to early 2000s Mecha animes had a degree of square cube law and other realistic things applied (OG gundam was a Slugish mecha vs other slugish mechas, due to size, weight and complexity of large robotic units (for their era they were LAST GEN level))
so sad that they dont make anime like this no more. honestly looking back at some of the classics its shocking how much detail they put in while using inferior tech
Technology doesn’t mean anything when it comes to key frames. That’s why Pinocchio from 1943 still looks as good as anything from the 90’s. All 2D animation follows the same fundamental rules. Please watch Gundam Thunderbolt to see hand drawn mecha details in the modern age. It looks beautiful.
@@amuroray9115 I was making a point about the effort that ppl go through without the convenience of modern art tools to make these animations look good. Not whether new technology somehow makes things look worse.
@@chainofenkidu9451 This is backpedaling. That is not at all what your original comment infers. You literally said they don't make anime like this before, which is completely wrong. They also didn't make anime like this back then either, this one part of a longer animation.
@@ldiod4374 yes, it depends, giant robot it's not realistic. but when compared to the current Gundam series, for example, Gundam at that time was more realistic like 08ms team, war in the pocket and the like. Especially the Patlabor series, it's so real
Anime tech in the 80s and early 90s just hits so differently. It's all very military-esque which is beautiful in its own right. And to hand draw it all on top of that.
the animation is meh, it's a product of it's time, the only thing impressive here is the detail complexity, but there's literally no animation here, it's just the same static image with very minor parts animated separately
Reminds me of the tech from the original Alien movie. Industrial. Glitchy basic computers. 100% badass. Fits in well with the era when anime wasn’t cringe.
Making modern anime must be torture enough for animators much more hand drawn. Miyazaki with his animation style started working on a film in 2016 and is still working on it in 2022. He said with his 60 animators the most they come up with in a month is a minute of animation lol
This is what goes on in my head when I think of Giant Robots. Even today, this looks super modern. Something about the mechanical animations are super satisfying to watch!
Just look at all that details. In 100 years in the future. The new generations probably would wonder how much patience an artist actually have in past.
Everyone is talking about how beautiful the animation is, and while I agree, what I love more is that fact that there's no music. There's no loud as bgm while we see the functionality of the suit. All we hear is the sound of machinery and the interface of the suit. I wish more modern anime would use ambient sound like this
This era of anime always sorta frightened me. The machines always looked like they could attack the person piloting them and eat them alive at any second.
The early stages of anime was very kids friendly, even if they actually told mature stories (Macross and Gundam come to mind), but they were very micro managed by the studios. Later on, with a more free approach and creative freedom, anime was starting to become much more detailed and mature, showing in its animation. It ultimate proved to be the right choice, since it was the most mature and ''aggresive'' looking anime that made anime famous in the entire world. Akira, Ghost in the Shell, Samurai X, Vampire Hunter D, Death Note, Cowboy Bebop and Evangelion, pretty much proved to be the pillars of modern anime. Without those, you'd probably be still watching Dragon Ball remakes.
@@twosphere-e5f my favorite 🥰. That scene where the Eva is looking back at shinji after the first fight with its moving eye while shinji is still inside it. That changed robot anime for me forever. But then I saw the Eva at full berserker against Zeruel and my jaw dropped.
@@christianblair8663 in the 70’s even adult anime looked super cartoonish but the one I remembered in the later years that was really jarring was that movie X. There was a scene where this girl was piloting a giant machine and the machine turned on her and electrocuted and mutilated people around her. I was horrified but I couldn’t look away lol
You know, it’ll be pretty cool for a mecha anime to have a montage of the development of the mech. The people making a system that makes mechs possible, further development on the idea by creating more parts, testing them, and eventually, the prototype of the mech
This is why I love those very well build anime back in the days. The detail of every single scene is baffling. Line, curves, shapes. All so much more detailed
This is why I like anime from the 80s and 90s it can show both great art and story that will make you love it while it goes on and cry for it once it concludes.
I'm more of a fantasy person personally but I miss how chunky and detailed old Sci Fi tech looked. Now everything is holograms and smooth almost plastic looking.
Seems like this animation was the inspiration behind the suit up scene where Tychus Findlay puts on his CMC Powered Combat Suit the StarCraft II teaser trailer and later game intro. "Hell! It's about time."
I wouldn't mind about cgi, IF the quality was good, but 90% of the time cgi in anime sucks. They have a technology which allows them to make really complicated things more efficiently, and theoretically in a easier way, and still it sucks compared with the old ways, which was way more restricted and difficult to make
there can be good cg animated anime aswell like doraemon stand by me movies , Gantz O, Lupin III cg movie.If its just exclusive to the movie it looks stunnin. But there are good animated cg anime aswell like beastars, Given few years they could definitely improve their cg
There's a scene like this in Patlabor The Movie 2 if anyone is interested, the part where they were testing a labor. The sheer amount of effort and detail for these kind of things is still impressive even up to this day.
i find that these super detailed robots look more 'powerful' to me than any of the sleeker modern designs. personally i think its the visible hydraulics and machinery that makes it feel like it could actually move and crush a tank without a figurative sweat
I clicked because of the thumbnail, but I don't want to watch in case of minor spoilers, so my bad if they say the title in there, buuut which show is this? Because it looks realllly cool at glance
I like the space that exists where I have to ask the other if it's okay to perform my desired request, and then the other grants their consent and allows the action on their side to proceed.
Man, I know this must have been a pain in the ass for the animators, but I miss these details being hand drawn rather than 3D assets with flat shading. I understand the various why we don't see this today (including the health of the artists) but I still miss it.
I LOVE anime from this era, its the style in which everything was drawn in shows like Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the shell, Evangelion and one of my all time favorites Trigun. The anime of today is good, but SO many shows are missing that STYLE with so many of them being just cookie cutter copies of the others.
such a 1980's tech vibe. if only they knew what it was actually like to be hooked into a computer 24/7 i dont think they would have been soo excited for the future.
What I like from anime from this era that I find missing from modern sci fi is the effort into making technology look like something that could be built. Even if it looks dated in a few years it makes it look more believable now.
The problem is that era suffers from "we could build this, totally" based on what was theoretically possible then. Now we're a lot smarter than before, and realize that some of this is actually pretty goddamn hard. So expectations were reigned in a bit. Oh and then CGI kinda blew up... and budgets shrank.
@@forcom5 i don't think we ever think remotely we can build that even then
@@forcom5 To hell with realistic expectations.
@@forcom5 this? We could probably build this. We have things like it, exoskeletons etc. We don't use giant feet because it's probably not practical. This is a lot more plausible than some smooth Iron Man.
I agree. Hit the spot.
It's depressing that we almost NEVER get anime like this anymore. This degree of carefully animated in-depth detail has practically become antique by today's standards.
I mean what do ya'll expect? Animators in japan are already so overworked its insane
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I’m sure there’s a lot of animators out there that want to revive this style, but they’re forced to cater to what the majority of anime consumers prefer today.
These kind of risky moves is good for the culture, but bad for business. It’s sad but understandable tbh
@@arsenelight7663 you don't have to compromise one thing for the other. Thats just being mediocre
@@Dr_Salt took the words right out of my mouth. He was acting like amazing anime with amazing mechanic detail and storytelling never existed. Just look most 80’s,90’s and early 00’s for that
Old school robots will always look cooler than modern, sleek robots. These hunks of metal have presence.
I think now days mentality for desing is to make them look "pretty" rather than look "functioning"
edit: Yep old is way better
It's the difference between a Castigator Titan and a Metal Gear.
Sure, Metal Gear gets the job done, but the Castigator will additionally make everyone in the star cluster violently shit themselves.
Ehh idk evas are pretty amazing too.
@@Versace_sheets yeah but evangelion uses tricks from tokusatsu to sell the scale of the robots and the destruction. also the Evas have clear weight to them
soul vs soulless
I miss seeing more technical/ mechanical animation styles like this. After the 80s and 90s I haven't seen this much of this :(
Edit: thank yall for the likes I wasn't expecting this lmao
was thinking the same thing but hoping it was just my skewered perception yeah anime is missing these challenging details.
Now mechanical animation is almost always CG.
The only thing amazing about this clip is the initial detail. There are hardly any movements. The walking part even seems average. The rest are flashing effects and smokes
@@pochita6158 yeahhhh but the stylization is more what these folks want i think, mecha anime don't be hitting the same with cg robots (although i do love the cg stuff just as much, gundam origins for example is 👌)
@@pochita6158 the animation looks stiff because of the mecha design looking soo bulky
This must’ve taken so long to animate, all the mechanics and movements is insane, it’s rare u see this depth in current anime
Actually no.
I mean yes its a hardwork about framing and stuff.
But the actual animation is very limited.
I mean these guys are genious!!
but somehow they managed to animate a very few and basic parts and still made it amazing ;)
The hand looks very natural, maybe rotoscoped?
@@camaxtle back then they use a traditional drawing unlike these days where you can use a drawing tablet, it's easy but no animation and artstyle has the same level as this so.
What's the title?
@@DanteAlighieri612 yeahh i agree to that.
I myself studied 2d animation.
What they used here its called "stills" which they give the illusion of "realism" by not moving and letting the brain think its something real or part of the frame of animation; i mean i love these old school animes too, but they made it that way to reduce animation frames.(and a lot of hardwork)
All the background is in a second layer, but those layers are not animated.
The first layer in this case the hand, its the one being animated and the robotics are not.
What i meant is that yeah its a great artwork but because of complexity they managed to fool the viewer "the right way"
Like i said genious!
This is the kind of animation that made me fall in love with Anime a long while ago. It instantly gets you into the mood.
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I often love these scenes from older anime. Most modern anime today mostly rely on cgi with scenes like these and they're pretty cool sometimes. But gosh nothing beats a detailed full hand drawn animated scene like this.
Totally agree 👍
You can get details like these with 3d, it's more just a problem of not doing the gritty technology side of things anymore :(
There was way more funding for projects like this during the golden economic age of Japan in the 80s.
Metal Skin panic madox.
Don't expect the same level of animation in the whole OVA cause the rest is normal to OK
Akira was more impressive, and we saw much better since then.
What's worth noting, is that likely as a consequence of the intricate line work and lighting, these shots are all simple looping cycles with very little actual movement on screen.
@@MrZobiwan we did ?
@@MrZobiwan "Akira was more impressive"
For the love of everything, do NOT compare theatrical animation to DTV animation. The difference in budgets is HUGE.
@@Grim2 for instance I wouldn't be surprised if they blew at least half their budget on this very scene. reason why eva spent alot of its time in elevators.
This is the type of art that got me hooked on anime. The detail work is insane.
My favorite Anime usually always end up being stuff like this, ninja scroll Akira, cowboy beebop, Jin roh. I just really love detailed art mixed with hard shading and crosshatching
Same. have you seen Redline (2009)?
@@mcgillis96 it’s on my list
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@@carloslucasramos7801 he just said stuff like this, also if you want a modern example check out Netflix’s doro he doro. It’s gone out of style because higher detailed hand drawn anime is waaaaaaay more expensive than digitally drawn or cgi anime
ここまで精密に作らなくても、ある程度セリフで説明しても良いシーンなのに、作画で魅せてくれるのが最高でしたね‼️
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それだわ
@@elaiottoiale4216 what is this video did you just remove comments to troll
真の安らぎはべらべら喋っていて庵野さんっぽくないなと思ったら山田胡瓜だったわ
They sure don't make them like this anymore. It would be incredible to see this animation style come back to life without losing the detail which makes everything look so authentic and unique!
I think the grain of the film play a part in the rough/dirty/realistic effect. I agree it would be great to see things of this kind once more, I always loved control panels, hightech screens/controls from back then in animes, the way quadrant and gauges were is all so awesome ^^
They didn't make it like this at the time. This is an exceptionally well animated scene in an otherwise very meh quality show, animation wise. While it's cool to see, let's not pretend like it's representative of the whole.
A whole lot of shows did this. You'd have some showoff pieces and the rest would be really low budget by comparison. Take Bubblegum Crisis for example. It has some absolutely breathtaking moments of detail, but 95% of it is pretty minimalistically animated. Lots of panning shots or just still imagery, or just mediocre animation period.
Robots and mechanics will always be done in 3d now (even in a 2d anime context)... It's an era gone by
@@brynkirsch5195 machine learning and such will bring it back. 3d is almost always stand out from the surroundings, it has to go, or evolve to have imperfections of the hand drawn stuff. Theres no way that this art style will not come back, its too f-n good.
@@tiortedrootsky I hope you're right!
This era had absolutely the smoothest animation especially when animating a still shot with only one or two small things moving. Even the sound effects bring back so many memories.
the attention of detail just blew me even now,,like a wine it aged well but it delivers till d last drop.its an art carefully crafted for perfection..gosh i miss these kinds of anime..
when this came out at the time youd think itd look even more next gen than this... by 2022
This is why I love about Hideaki Anno for not just being a director of Evangelion and Shin Godzilla but his animation especially his FX animation was insanely detailed at the time.
I've never seen this before, but the art style and animation felt nostalgic.
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Hand drawn anime had a lot of cool scenes. Has a feeling/aura to it that can't be reproduced in modern anime.
*Somewhere there's an alternate universe where animators weren't treated like absolute garbage and we still have the beautiful hand made animations of the golden era of anime.*
*I wish.*
i mean they were treated like garbage then too. now they have just automated there job.
Wuht
Well for starters this was an OVA so budget is high and second this was during the 80s during the economic boom of Japan where there was a lot of money to throw away on stuff like this.
この令和の時代にマドックス01のプラモが出るとは夢にも思わなんだ……
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@@elaiottoiale4216 troll don't click link
This is what I love about old sci fi animes, the tech seems like it can be built in real life, and all the pieces look like they actually fit and work together, it's just oddly satisfying
I feel like who ever created this anime must've been both legit mechanical and computer engineer
100% how can one's mind wrap around such detailed mechanical concepts!
Not only that but whit this he probably had even a hunch on how to realize it u know. Also when u can draw and want to build something.. you first draw it . You know?
@@TAREEBITHETERRIBLE references. Lots of references.
This cut is by Hideaki Anno, who is Osaka University of arts dropout.
Japan's attention to detail in animation, especially machines in the 90s never ceases to amaze. Meticulous and highly detailed!! Very impressive Hideaki Anno did this level of practical detail for the exosuit!!! Even the vents were realistic! It reminds of something out of Neo-Tokyo. 12.10.2023
Its an masterpiece. The reason i loved most mecha anime of 80s and 90s were the detailed that similar with an mechanical engineer design on parts or mechatronic science, we need these kind of animation back to our cinema again.
@C Patlabor
At the very basic, those 80s-90s to early 2000s Mecha animes had a degree of square cube law and other realistic things applied (OG gundam was a Slugish mecha vs other slugish mechas, due to size, weight and complexity of large robotic units (for their era they were LAST GEN level))
@@andrehashimoto8056 OG Gundam created the Real Robot Genre. But you already know that.
@C I was wrong. It’s Metal Skin Panic Maddox
@@amuroray9115 the spaidaman smissary from hell is the archetype of super sentai tho hecc even the fav one of stan lee
Badass. This is incredible. The detail and art. It’s so good
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I don’t understand the context, but I’ll always appreciate some top notch old school animation.
so sad that they dont make anime like this no more.
honestly looking back at some of the classics its shocking how much detail they put in while using inferior tech
Technology doesn’t mean anything when it comes to key frames. That’s why Pinocchio from 1943 still looks as good as anything from the 90’s.
All 2D animation follows the same fundamental rules.
Please watch Gundam Thunderbolt to see hand drawn mecha details in the modern age. It looks beautiful.
@@amuroray9115 I was making a point about the effort that ppl go through without the convenience of modern art tools to make these animations look good. Not whether new technology somehow makes things look worse.
@@chainofenkidu9451 my bad. My apologies and I’m sorry
@@chainofenkidu9451 This is backpedaling. That is not at all what your original comment infers.
You literally said they don't make anime like this before, which is completely wrong. They also didn't make anime like this back then either, this one part of a longer animation.
@@mechanomics2649 who asked?
Here it is, that magnificent Old School Fantastic, where every detail was drawn with soul.
Yep.
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it’s because the animation industry now demands more for less pay, in less time.
80s-90s mech Anime is really at its peak, its about realism
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Depends on the series. You can’t exactly say the same thing about series like Voltron or Gaogaigar.
@@ldiod4374 yes, it depends, giant robot it's not realistic. but when compared to the current Gundam series, for example, Gundam at that time was more realistic like 08ms team, war in the pocket and the like. Especially the Patlabor series, it's so real
Anime tech in the 80s and early 90s just hits so differently. It's all very military-esque which is beautiful in its own right. And to hand draw it all on top of that.
Incredible animation mixed with all the familar stock sound effects. The duality of old anime.
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the animation is meh, it's a product of it's time, the only thing impressive here is the detail complexity, but there's literally no animation here, it's just the same static image with very minor parts animated separately
このローテクっぽい近未来技術がたまらない
日本に勢いがあった事が、この作画から見てわかる。
Reminds me of the tech from the original Alien movie. Industrial. Glitchy basic computers. 100% badass. Fits in well with the era when anime wasn’t cringe.
Anno's sakuga is amazing, he's a master of mechanics and explosions.
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The most important part of 80's technological diagnostics. The bleeps, the sweeps and the creeps.
I absolutely adore and want this artsy led to comeback.
It’s rare to find it anywhere outside its era.
Making modern anime must be torture enough for animators much more hand drawn. Miyazaki with his animation style started working on a film in 2016 and is still working on it in 2022. He said with his 60 animators the most they come up with in a month is a minute of animation lol
@@PbaTv7 damn. Lol
This is what goes on in my head when I think of Giant Robots. Even today, this looks super modern. Something about the mechanical animations are super satisfying to watch!
Aw how I miss that 90/2000 animation vibes. Japanese, they never cease to amaze us.
Just look at all that details. In 100 years in the future. The new generations probably would wonder how much patience an artist actually have in past.
このスーツを着ながら、確か【エビフライ弁当】を食べようとするシーンがあって、面白かったw
そのシーンみたい🤣
これちなみに何というタイトルの作品ですか？
The visor sound (0:30) was reused in Evangelion for the crosshairs against Ramiel.
再生しなくともサムネにカーソルを合わせた段階で最後まで観れてしまうｗ濃縮されすぎ
Everyone is talking about how beautiful the animation is, and while I agree, what I love more is that fact that there's no music. There's no loud as bgm while we see the functionality of the suit. All we hear is the sound of machinery and the interface of the suit. I wish more modern anime would use ambient sound like this
This era of anime always sorta frightened me. The machines always looked like they could attack the person piloting them and eat them alive at any second.
The early stages of anime was very kids friendly, even if they actually told mature stories (Macross and Gundam come to mind), but they were very micro managed by the studios. Later on, with a more free approach and creative freedom, anime was starting to become much more detailed and mature, showing in its animation. It ultimate proved to be the right choice, since it was the most mature and ''aggresive'' looking anime that made anime famous in the entire world. Akira, Ghost in the Shell, Samurai X, Vampire Hunter D, Death Note, Cowboy Bebop and Evangelion, pretty much proved to be the pillars of modern anime. Without those, you'd probably be still watching Dragon Ball remakes.
you should watch evangelion :]
@@twosphere-e5f my favorite 🥰. That scene where the Eva is looking back at shinji after the first fight with its moving eye while shinji is still inside it. That changed robot anime for me forever. But then I saw the Eva at full berserker against Zeruel and my jaw dropped.
@@christianblair8663 in the 70’s even adult anime looked super cartoonish but the one I remembered in the later years that was really jarring was that movie X. There was a scene where this girl was piloting a giant machine and the machine turned on her and electrocuted and mutilated people around her. I was horrified but I couldn’t look away lol
@@FJX716 Just 2 quick questions, have you watched the rebuilds of EVA (all 4 movies) and did you like what Hideaki Anno did?
that level of Heavy analog feeling mechanical shit from old anime.
that's that GOOD STUFF
I miss when anime had this amazing level of detail.
The animation from 30 years ago looks 100 times better than the 3rd season of Nanatsu no Taizai.
A visual feast. A full minute of no dialogue, no fan service, no gimmicks - just pure, mind-blowing animation goodness.
You know, it’ll be pretty cool for a mecha anime to have a montage of the development of the mech. The people making a system that makes mechs possible, further development on the idea by creating more parts, testing them, and eventually, the prototype of the mech
You will never see this class of anime today, so well drawn and animated.
This level of animation was simply Epic at those Times, kids Nowadays have no idea what they lost.
Maybe you just watch slop, I've seen tons of shows with expressive and detailed animation.
Man i can't get enough of these old anime
I absolutely love Patlabor. Hours of this kind of animation and quality. It's so good.
Neither can I. This is indeed most worthy material for a servant of the Omnissiah such as yourself.
@@alexl6644 Indeed noble astartes. When your chapter is close to our forgeworld we can make a copy for you. And supply you with the usual purging gear
This is why I love those very well build anime back in the days. The detail of every single scene is baffling. Line, curves, shapes. All so much more detailed
This is why I like anime from the 80s and 90s it can show both great art and story that will make you love it while it goes on and cry for it once it concludes.
正に変態作画。
今だとこう言うメカ部分はCGを利用するので効率は上がってるけどこの頃はそれを全て手書きでやっていたのは今振り返ると本当に有り得ないな。
When old school anime is good, it's *GOOD.*
So that's what Guillermo delToro watched when making Pacific Rim.
как же это красиво и вайбово.....
マドックス懐かしいな! メカデザイン大好きだわ!!
HJで連載してた模型のストーリーも熱かった！
whoa the machinery in this looks amazing, and actually something that can be constructed
本当に造形美
この時代のメカのデザイン凝り過ぎてて好き
もうこの作画はみれないんだろうなぁ
The attention to detail, the smoth animation, the incredibly good machine design. Japanese animation really peaked back then.
もうすぐ、この手描きはロストテクノロジーになるのだろうな。
90s 80s and early 2000s were the golden era for manga and anime
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I'm more of a fantasy person personally but I miss how chunky and detailed old Sci Fi tech looked. Now everything is holograms and smooth almost plastic looking.
パトレイバー 2のOPはコレのオマージュだったのか
Seems like this animation was the inspiration behind the suit up scene where Tychus Findlay puts on his CMC Powered Combat Suit the StarCraft II teaser trailer and later game intro.
"Hell! It's about time."
I noticed the very same thing. Also check out the original Armored Core's intro video. That also takes clear inspiration from this.
Pure masterpiece
In today's anime
That's gonna be a CGI I'll bet you my entire life savings.
ofcourse bro, cgi is more efficient for this job😂
@@arunnaruka6874 cheaper, but looks way worse.
It will be cg half as detailed and with less shading...
I wouldn't mind about cgi, IF the quality was good, but 90% of the time cgi in anime sucks. They have a technology which allows them to make really complicated things more efficiently, and theoretically in a easier way, and still it sucks compared with the old ways, which was way more restricted and difficult to make
there can be good cg animated anime aswell like doraemon stand by me movies , Gantz O, Lupin III cg movie.If its just exclusive to the movie it looks stunnin. But there are good animated cg anime aswell like beastars, Given few years they could definitely improve their cg
this era of anime was peak. they did their homework on everything.
I love that there are no backgrounds in any shot just the *void*
This really is what someone would watch within an Anime. An Anime for Animes if you will...
0:28
Me with my shopping cart when there's 2 ladies blocking the aisle to gossip
Simply gorgeous. I'd much rather get more hand-drawn anime of this level of quality than anything containing CG.
There's a scene like this in Patlabor The Movie 2 if anyone is interested, the part where they were testing a labor.
The sheer amount of effort and detail for these kind of things is still impressive even up to this day.
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Megalo box is the only anime I can think of that came out in recent times that captures this classic look
当時のアニメーターがもう二度とやりたくないアニメNo1だったそうで…
動画屋も大変やったろなー
デマ流すなよ
@@反日の化身文在寅 ていうか君の動画ヤバすぎだろ
@@反日の化身文在寅 逆にデマっていうソースあるの？
MADDOX 01 is among the best movies ever made. I have always wanted a live action version.
It's entertaining, but it's really silly how it goes about it too.
急におすすめされたんだが、何これかっけぇぇ
"metal skin panic madox-01" OVA, I think.
The video's description that says "M" really hits me, I'm so happy and proud
i find that these super detailed robots look more 'powerful' to me than any of the sleeker modern designs.
personally i think its the visible hydraulics and machinery that makes it feel like it could actually move and crush a tank without a figurative sweat
Great animation! I also love the came of the PKE meter sound effects from the Real Ghostbusters.
Its like if Alien and Aliens, met gundam, cowboy beepob, and Akira!❤
so smooth and the shades, such aesthetic.
0:18 out of all those. This one blew me away the most.
My dude. Saw this like a decade ago. I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR IT SINCE THEN.
THANK YOU!
I clicked because of the thumbnail, but I don't want to watch in case of minor spoilers, so my bad if they say the title in there, buuut
which show is this? Because it looks realllly cool at glance
@@salderin metal skin panic
いつ見ても最高
No idea why this showed up in my recommendations. Glad it did. The algorithm is working.
The zooming reminds me of the Blade Runner scene where Deckard looks at photos and zooms into them to find clues
I like the space that exists where I have to ask the other if it's okay to perform my desired request, and then the other grants their consent and allows the action on their side to proceed.
メカメカしいの庵野監督らしくてすき
Man, I know this must have been a pain in the ass for the animators, but I miss these details being hand drawn rather than 3D assets with flat shading. I understand the various why we don't see this today (including the health of the artists) but I still miss it.
I LOVE anime from this era, its the style in which everything was drawn in shows like Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the shell, Evangelion and one of my all time favorites Trigun. The anime of today is good, but SO many shows are missing that STYLE with so many of them being just cookie cutter copies of the others.
source is Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01, for anyone else who got this in their recommended with no context
such a 1980's tech vibe. if only they knew what it was actually like to be hooked into a computer 24/7 i dont think they would have been soo excited for the future.
Not really. These 80’s mecha are focused on war and killing: that’s nothing like being hooked into an computer today (ie. Social media)
This is a matter of implimention
Geez there is just something so satisfying about watching old animated robotics like that... sounds effects and everything... It's just so pleasing!
80、90年代のSF日本アニメを超えることはできない
0:44 that gatling sounds like a magic water squirting toy
I miss classic 70s, 80s, and 90s anime
Late 80s-early2000s modern warfare steampunk era but they all had there unique style.
Me too.
We all do.
nah i dont. in 90s there was no steins gate
Omg thank you ✊🏿💯😱 this was one of my favorite movies as a kid.
Goddamn that was detailed af
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@@elaiottoiale4216 fuck you with your link wtf
I was like 5 years old and my absolute favorite music video was king of my castle. Probably the reason why i like Animes