The Visionary Works of Masaaki Yuasa
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- 💙 Visionary Works of Masaaki Yuasa 💙
Masaaki Yuasa is one of the most talented figures in the anime industry and someone who deserves so much more mainstream recognition! Here is my breakdown of the truly visionary, transformative, and magical works that he has created over his career 💙
What are you favorite Masaaki Yuasa shows/movies and why?
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Here are all the anime and where to watch them:
02:49 Mind Game (Crunchyroll)
04:31 Kemonozume
06:29 Kaiba (Crunchyroll)
08:28 The Tatami Galaxy
10:55 Kick Heart (RUclips)
13:05 Ping Pong the Animation (Crunchyroll)
14:35 Lu Over the Wall (Netflix)
16:08 Night is Short, Walk on Girl (Max)
17:44 Devilman Crybaby (Netflix)
20:21 Ride Your Wave (Max)
21:31 Keep Your Hands off Eizouken (Crunchyroll)
23:47 Japan Sinks 2020 (Netflix)
25:36 Inu-Oh (Hulu)
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Kaiba is a comfort anime for me. Not only the story of gender, but also just all the heartbreaking stories of the love that each person holds.
It’s truly amazing ❤️ I’m so happy to hear of the wonderful impact it’s made on your life! Now I’m even more excited to rewatch it 🥰
It is great to hear that the works of Masaaki Yuasa had such a wonderful impact upon you and your interest in anime as well, even if there unfortunately aren't as many people who ought to know about them all. His beautifully-animated creations can be emotional rollercoasters and deserve recognition for that and more, which is also why I too have made videos about his things because there really is a lack of awareness about them, so I really did enjoy this video despite it not being able to analyze all aspects of all the titles you had shown off. Yuasa may not be a creator who can rival the old godfathers of anime that many know about but they don't have to be as they possess a unique mind that promotes the more imaginative side of anime and animation itself.
I’m really hoping videos like mine and other creators can help direct people to his works so that he can start garnering the mainstream recognition he deserves! I’m excited to see what project he do next (once he eventually comes back from his much needed and deserved break)
Not gonna lie, devilman crybaby, change my life. that was my introduction to his work and getting to experince all the textures, colors, and sounds that can come from the screen really gives appreciation on how you can transfer that love to your own life
It’s a true masterpiece of the highest caliber ❤️ I’m so happy you had such a transformative experience watching it. What a wonderful way to enter the world that is Masaaki Yuasa 🥰 The pieces of media that change are life are honestly such a blessing. I’ve had a few of those in my life and they really shaped who I am as a person 💙 got any other favorites of his?
Thank you for this video! I tried Tatami Galaxy because of it and really enjoyed it. It sent me on a new search for anime that led me to Bakuman, and then I remembered you mentioned an anime with a similar premise here. Now I'm going to try Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken and go full circle with your recommendations.
Ahhhh I am SO HAPPY you liked The Tatami Galaxy! It’s such a magical series ❤️ I’d highly recommend watching Night is Short, Walk on Girl since it’s the movie sequel to Tatami Galaxy! You’re gunna have a GREAT time with Keep Your Hands off Eizouken 🥰
I am so happy you made such a comprehensive list of Masaaki Yuasa's works 💛 Turns out there is still a couple I haven't heard of.
He definitely deserves more recognition. I love how he uses surreal animation to make the audience better emotionally connect with the story.
I've been his fan for several years now and I've watched these movies during various phases of my life. He is incredibly talented and versatile as an artist. I can't even start to describe the impressions his works left on me because each of them resonated with me in a very different way.
I'm glad you showed your love for his animation with such a well-made video 💛💛💛
Thank you so much for these kind words! I am so happy you liked the video 💙 Love connecting with other Masaaki Yuasa fans on here 😊
great essay! But why you didn't mention his old project Cat Soup, it's truly amazing
I haven’t seen that one yet, it’s definitely on my list no tho! I must have somehow missed it when I was putting together the script >_
Great video! I'm a huge fan of his work and am tying up loose ends of his that I haven't seen yet. Subscribed!
Thank you so much for your support ❤️ I really really appreciate it! Masaaki Yuasa is such a master of his craft, I hope he comes back sometime in the near future when he’s ready 💜
@@NekoDecoPop I can't wait to see what he has in store next. If you're unaware, GKIDS just released a beautiful bluray set called Masaaki Yuasa Five Films that compiles his films from Mind Game to Inu-Oh, including a couple of his short films and a bunch of extra content. Would highly recommend if you're enjoy physical media.
I want that box set so bad! I’ll definitely have to pick up sometime soon, it looks so amazing ❤️
Kaiba, Mind Game, and Eizouken fucking changed me
Those 3 are so revolutionary ❤️ I really need to rewatch all of them, especially Kaiba. Eizouken totally wrecked me, but in all the best ways! What a perfect anime for creatives 🥰
Ping Pong definitely represents the sport well. The technicalities of playing the sport comes across very well in this anime. In other movies and media the ball doesn't look like its moving the right way after its been hit but it makes sense perfectly in the anime. Peko uses short pips and therefore hits very flat and hard. China uses chinese sticky rubber and therefore uses lots of body power and spin to stroke the ball. Smile as a chopper gets low as a chopper would and puts backspin on the ball. These styles are very representative of their characters as well as Peko's don't think twice, simple minded nature is similar to how short pips allows its user to think less about the spin put on the ball and just hit it. Smile is very calculated and reserved which is represented in his style as the goal of the chopper is just to put the ball on the table and make the opponent make a mistake. The development of Peko's style to include RPB (Reverse Penhold Backhand) also is representative of his development as a character because he no longer thinks so one dimensionally and has a new level to his game due to having both sides to hit with. I've known people from my club who I think are really similar to the characters represented in PPTA.
That is so cool to hear that they put so much time and effort into their research to really make the anime as accurate as possible! You’ve got me all excited about the anime again and since it’s been a minute I think I’m gunna do a rewatch sometime soon ❤️ Thank you so much for providing such a detailed and in depth explanation of all of those elements, it’s really made me appreciate this anime on a whole other level 🔥
Great Video, ping pong it's one of my favourites animes, i need to watch the earlier yuasa animes
Thank you so much! It’s such a good anime! They just put it on crunchyroll so I’m definitely gunna be rewatching it soon! They’ve also got Mind Game on there, I’d highly recommend starting with that one 💙
@@NekoDecoPop definitely gonna watch it, thank you!
im the first to find this... i am an archeologist!!!!!!!!!!
THANK YOU 🙏🏻 THANK YOU 🙏🏻 THANK YOU 🙏🏻 I was so heartbroken when I took down the version I uploaded earlier today but the sound was off and had to be fixed 😭 thank you so much for being here at the beginning ❤️
We are all Archeologists my Child.
Not LGBTQ but wanted to comment to say that Kaiba is definitely underrated and deserves far more praise than it gets. For me, it was a huge gateway drug. Previous to watching it, I'd been watching only One Piece for a few months and was relatively new to anime as a whole. Watching Kaiba, I saw for the first time how bold, thoughtful, original anime can be.
I still really vividly remember being unexpectedly emotionally invested in the whole subplot with the police officer and Chronico and moved to the point of tears. I am still so impressed that this anime decides to tackle big philosophical ideas like mind body dualism and what it means to exist as a human being and nevertheless pulls it off with grace. When it's over, it leaves you with plenty to think about, lots to unpack, but in a way that really rewards repeated viewings. Honestly, for me it's an underrated 10/10 and will always be very special.
I am so happy that you got experience Kaiba in such a transformative way 💙 it’s such a wildly underrated gem that truly gives SO MUCH BACK to its audience! What a powerful way to get into anime 🥰
GREAT MASTER
Truly an ICON ❤️
I barely watch anime these days, but i'm gonna have to check some of these out, cuz Devilman Crybaby is PEAK ANIME
Oh you’re gunna have a lot of fun! I hope you enjoy them ❤️
Gaddddamnnnn, imma start that journey rn. Thank you 🥹❤️
Happy Trails 💙 you’re about to have an amazing time 🥰 let me kno which one ends up being your fave 😁
video slaps ngl
THANK YOU ❤️ I put so much work into this so that really does mean a lot to hear you say that 💙
may i ask for the background musique from the ‘Ride My Wave’ sequence? 😮💨🥵
So all the music in the video are original compositions I produced. I don’t have them uploaded anywhere yet but if you’re interested I could make a Bandcamp or something for them?
was litterally lookinf for videos on masaaki yuasa and found this......
Ahhhh I love to hear that ❤️ he’s such an amazing guy! What’s your favorite of his projects? 😊
tatami galxy....@@NekoDecoPop
Such a good show! I’ve been trying to rewatch it but it got taken off of streaming services 💔
Give us more about other animators you love!
I do really love Satoshi Kon ❤️ I’d love to do one on him! Thanks for the suggestion 😊