Defying Destiny - An Ultraman Geed Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Tokutober continues with a look at Ultraman Geed's narrative and conflict. Also, normally I define fate as a future predetermined and unchangeable, where destiny is a suggested fate that can be changed (FATalism and DEterminism), but here they're interchangable due to how the series uses the word 'destiny' in Geed's name, so don’t mind too much.
Used Music:
Everyday - suspense light - Ultraman Geed OST
Everyday Love - Ultraman Geed OST
Ultraman Geed Primitive - Ultraman Geed OST
Gilbaris - Ultraman Geed OST
Belial - Advance - Ultraman Geed OST
Geed no Akashi [Music Box] - R3 Music Box ( • GEED no Akashi/Voyager... )
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Completely honest comment here.
Geed is my favorite Tokusatsu show period and this video both sums up why while also adding a lot more to the table. I like how you explored more into the themes by applying the rest of the cast such as Laiha, Pega, and even the catchphrase. I think the idea of you go representing the other and I go is the "me" completely fits the idea of who you are. It makes the idea of are you defined by your genes or your spirit/personality feel addressed. The only thing I kinda wished you brought up a bit more was how Donshine while more tied with him growing up with Moa is also a major influence to his beliefs and becoming his own hero. Aside from that I don't really have any gripes I personally thought of to address.
I think overall Geed is one of the few times the legacy motif and set-up is well handled into making a genuinely interesting story of being your own you. Thank you for this video it is very lovely.
Poor taste
Agreed, My Favorite Ultraman Show Frfr, and this is coming from a super fan of Ultraman🖤
Great analysis on Geed, I never noticed the detail of Riku's "You Go, I Go" phrase with the capsules and well as the narrative of the series and movie. Geed was simple series that I enjoyed but somehow you made it kind of complex and more interesting. Well Done.
Didn’t expect an in depth ultraman analysis on my feed today
It's amazing tukosatsu🎉
I doubt I'll ever come around to watch it but you made it look very interesting. Good emotional storytelling (?), good video
@AIDSforBreakfast That's good to know, I'll see if I can
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This isn’t Ultraman Stun Zeed so idrc
Ultraman Stun Zeed? :o
Stun Zeed?
@@Pehrui deeZ nutS namartlU
@@eashansaju8106 What?
@@eashansaju8106 Oh I Get It Stun Zeed = deeZ nutS
Damn, you just reminded me why I love Geed as much as I do. I need to go rewatch it at some point - hopefully before the next Ultraman show starts airing in a month
Oh my god someone actually analyzed a toku properly
Whoa? Is this Ultraman Amgil?
Damn I just started watching this show like a couple weeks ago
Welp, gotta thank a Discord fellow for leading me here. Found ya through the Redman video, but I was also made aware of this at first.
Everything I can love and will now continue to love about Geed seems already talked about here. So the only things I'll add is how grateful I am to see you actually explore that side of Kei as opposed to merely dumbing him down as a Juggler variant.
wait Geed not Zeed?
Ultraman Amgil is where it’s really at
@@WatTheWut that show was lit
Well Geed's name comes from Geed and Destiny
@@alejandrolizarraga3924 no that's not it do you know what happens when you read Zeed's name backwards?
Ahh ! This brings back memories. I used to love it as a kid.
goddamn it Craftsdwarf don't make my open this door i'm not ready for tokusatsu