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Top 10 Adult Anime
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Fade talks about his Top 10 Adult Anime based on a lifetime of exposure.
Let me know how your list compares in the comments!
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There is just something about the art style of 80's, 90's and early 2000's anime that works incredibly well for gritty psychological thrillers. Maybe it's the slightly washed-out colors, the painted backgrounds or the way they drew characters during that time but it works way better than modern styles.
facts
It’s the handwork. Insane amount of talented handwork
It's a combination of all those things. Psychological anime in the 90s and early 20s were just more surreal since a lot of the themes were both philosophical and often ontological.
The new anime "the gene AI" is giving me experiments of lain vibes it has great animation
Dude this argument been going on out for years and I can’t say that I agree with this.
#10 Tekkonkinkreet 0:59
#9 Metropolis 2:38
#8 Perfect Blue 4:28
#7 Red line 6:11
#6 Akira 7:42
#5 Wings of Honneamise 9:38
#4 Patlabor 11:13
#3 Ninja Scroll 13:39
#2 Macross Plus 15:22
#1 Ghost In The Shell 17:38
This really should be moved to the PINNED comment. But as most watch on Mobile? Most never even see the comment section.
garbage list, ghost in the shell isn't an adult anime.
Thanks 🙏
@@kevinerbs2778 yes it is, retard
@@kevinerbs2778dumb comment
90s anime made for adults watched by kids
2010s anime made for kids watched by adults
civilized discussion #accurate
We made anime popular in the US we keep anime popular in the US
Shouwa Genroku Rakugou cough cough
Its funny cause its accurate
civilized discussion who decided that
Ninja scrolls and gohst in the shell was my introduction to anime and will allways hold a place at the top of my "favorites" list.
Add Fist of the North Star and we are the same
Cowboy Bebop was my intro.
@Libtards STILL cant Silence me 2 love that name lol
those 2 were it for me too!
Bro mine was shojo tsubaki........
0:58 - tekkonkinkreet............2:35 - Metropolis........4:25 - Perfect Blue.........6:04 - Red line.........7:41 - Akira.........9:36 - Royal Space Force The wings of Honneamise............11:13 - Patlabor The mobile police............13:37 - Ninja Scroll............15:23 - Macross plus............16:11 - Robotech The Macross Saga.............16:46 - Macross plus............17:37 - Ghost in the shell.
@@doctorlaotzu6310 .
ALL THAT IS MANURE
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Perfect blue was definitely worth being included on this list. The movie is perfectly terrifying and does an amazing job at provoking the viewer to feel a wide array of emotions you won't find in other movies of the same genre.
perfect blue was so worth it...... so agree
I agree too.
TBh I like Paprika waaay more. But it's not "adult" rated
Perfect Blue was ahead of its time when it came out. It also has replay value. I like it more than Princess Mononoke.
It was a good movie, but I thought the ending was lame.
My introduction to anime was Vampire Hunter D. To this day it stands up as a masterpiece of gothic art. ❤
Me too. I was like 7. I'm 40 now
Agreed, totally worth a third or forth place in the list.
I presume your talking about the original and not Bloodlust? As i personally like Bloodlust better then the 1985 version.
@@thedanath I first saw the original back in '91, then me and my wife watched bloodlust together. I love both. 😁
Agreed master piece level. I own the original on VHF and bloodlust on DVD it’s been a while I should dust them off and have an other watch.
Akira was my introduction to anime at a young age in the early/mid 90's. it opened up the door for me realizing animation was not just for children, but those that love the art style. Ninja Scroll also helped widen the horizon.
Akria mange was released in the 80's. the movie was released in 1990. i saw this while i was in high school.
Akira was also my introduction to Anime in the 90's, being relatively new i remember all the adults saying how "It's just a cartoon", i always had to explain how it wasn't. Little did anyone realize but i would learn over much time, an Anime can be just as complex and thought provoking; genius as a Stanley Kubrick movie.
Same. It was literally the first anime I ever watched.
Me to, I was 8 years old when me and my older sister Vicky found dads stash of adult films on recordable VHS 😂I was scarred for life, we also found Robocop as well.
@I Worship movies like Robocop weren't all that strange to me, my grandfather used to watch all kinds of stuff with me my brother and cuz that most likely was not appropriate for us. First time I saw Predator was with my grandfather, also Tales from the Crypt was a regular staple and possibly why I love horror movies today
i'm 40,you're mentioning a lot of the ones that made me fall in love with the genre. good taste. good list.
He forgot to put the anime called Monster
@@aethil But Honneamise, the best world-building anime ever, is there. And then they were forced to make evangelion out of Honneamise II scrap materials. What a shame....
i am 44. i expected oppai.
Ha, yeah. Same boat. A friend asked me to list off great Anime of the 80s and 90s and it was pretty close to this. No shout-out for Studio Ghibli though...
Studio gibli is for children/teens, but the animations are truly glorious.
Old anime has so much detail and realism, and today we have nico nico ni 😓
True it shows the effort they put in their work, today they are lazy and use crappy cgi like blame, good story but the animation was very jarring it hurt my eyes sometimes and don't get started on Berserk
And the saddest part is they're blurred the nipple with the cgi light shit
I disagree, today are beautiful shows that could surpass old ones, because the animation industry evolve. We have violet evergarden, space dandy, mob psycho 100, I hear your voice, garden of words, etc, that have beautiful animation. Also, we have new topics and ways to handle them : gay love in Yuri on Ice and Blomm into you, mental illness in sangatsu no lion, I know evangelion handle depression but is in a more negative light (I don't think is inaccurate, I just prefer see this topic in a more balance vway), etc. The industry is alive, I just think the focus is different, because anime now is interested in everyday life and talk about topics that are important for Japanese people right now. It's ok if you don't like the actual anime, is personal preference, but don't condemn an industry full of talented people that works a lot in those shows.
Well we have already so much good 80's and 90's anime that it's hard to see them all.
nico nico nii almost 10 years ago
I love that you added Metropolis to this list , one of my all time favorite Anime's and as you said one of the most beautiful ones as well (both visually and in the story). Perfect Blue is also a fantastic addition to this list and of course Akira and the legend it is and has created. Ninja Scroll was such a fun one too watch, and I agree in describing it to be Tarantino esque. Ghost in the Shell is a must see for anyone that wants to get into a more mature anime. All in all I think you put a fantastic list together, it reminded me of my teen years in the 90's. A couple in here I haven't yet. Also a few I would add personally but that's just my opinion. Great video, solid list, 2 thumbs up.
Metropolis was absolutely insane. For it's time it had to be among the top animated films out there and so underrated. I remember the first time I saw this. I was like there is no way a movie like this is real. It was so rich in animation that it blew nearly anything Disney had out at the time.
Jin-Roh The Wolf Brigade should've been on the list.
Ghost in the shell is a bloody masterpiece.
Redline. The animation is phenomenal. I never dwelled on the quality of animation in my anime. Growing up when and where I did, one was grateful to be fortunate enough to lay eyes on some anime. Witnessing the fantastic work Madhouse can put on a screen, I have a new view and appreciation for animation thanks solely to them.
Redline and Akira are both gorgeously animated
A good list, I'm reaching 40 in a couple of years and would definitely recommend all of these. Even though there are some series about children/high schoolers targeted at adults, it't great to have a ranking of anime for people 30/40+, not about sex/violence, but simply a good cinema to watch as an adult, without the feeling of this childishness etc.
I would add to this list several pearls which I found over these years (which is now more and more difficult to find, the target audience of modern anime seem to be high school students only).
- Jin Roh (or I'll cut the whole list and say anything where Kenji Kawaii made music, there is a lot of amazing movies, like mentioned earlier Patlabor or Sky Crawlers)
- Sword of the Stranger
- Tokyo Godfathers
- Giovannis Island (Grave of the Fireflies alike, lots of onion being cut in the movie at some point)
- Summer Wars
- Millenium Actress
- Patema Inverse (even depicting youth, the anime plot and concept is wicked)
- Godzilla anime movies from 2017/2018ish, quite dark and serious
- Batman, the Knight of Gotham
- Wonderful Days (Korean but still amazing anime movie)
- Mirai (about a child but I enjoyed it a lot with my family, just like with any Ghibli production)
- Lu over the wall (again childish, but great to watch with children)
From anime series and OVAs these cross my mind:
- Samurai Champloo (absolutely brilliant series, close IMHO to Cowboy Bebop in certain aspects)
- Rouroni Kenshin OVA (a series of 4 episodes, but a great one)
- Mushishi (static, boring someone would say, but 2 seasons sucked me in completely)
- Berserk (20.05.2021, RIP master Miura). The best dark fantasy you can get out there. Original 1992 series was not perfect, but man, what a series it was back in the 90s!
- Space Brothers
- Planetes
- Battle Angel Alita (OVAs from the 90s, still feels like a quality adult anime today)
My personal recommendation:
Drama "Hello Harinezumi". from 2018. 10 episodes, I absolutely enjoyed it, a quite mature production without many sexual/violence references, something for older fans. (BTW original manga was quite entertaining)
This. Most of the times I've searched for "mature anime" so far I've gotten results pretty much conflating "mature" with "sexual/gory", which is ironically not very mature. Best I've gotten in a series was Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex which admittedly featured some fanservice but otherwise treated the viewer like an adult. I found very convincing the main characters and their relationships as agents in a dangerous, high stakes counter terrorism job where they are experienced, competent, and committed to the mission in spite of the plots and the power struggles going on domestically. They act like how I expect hardened military vets, detectives and gangsters to act.
It's interesting to note that the 1995 film (a masterpiece in my opinion), Sky Crawlers, Jin Roh, and the Patlabor movies were all directed by the same director, Mamouru Oshii. I think Patlabor 2 is the most similar to 1995 GitS - brooding, even haunting, with moments of serious discussion and moments of soulful reflection, mixed in with political conspiracy and intrigue, and even credited with the same screenwriter (as well as the venerable Kenji Kawaii for the soundtrack). Interestingly the scope of these works is beyond entertainment with Patlabor 2 and GitS: Stand Alone Complex (different director) seeming to share an affinity for subtle commentary on Japanese politics, economics, and defense... "A return to a Shangri-la built on the backs of foreigners" (80s Japan economic boom?) and jolting the nation out of its peace-loving stupor (in reference to discussions about Japanese remilitarization in the face of growing regional threats I think - you see, its post WWII constitution drafted by the US prohibits the country to have a military, only allowing a self defense force) are references to both works that come to mind.
I won't claim to fully understand the theories and motivations behind these works, and I may have gotten some things wrong, but all of this is what makes them so entertaining. IMO this is what mature/seinen is supposed to be!
@@NicholayN Interesting point of view. I don't go that deep into Japanese politics and culture, looking rather for a balanced entertainment.
But indeed GitS whole series is always top class. Recently I watched GitS SAC 2045 on netflix. At first glance the CGI has hurt my eyes. Then 15 minutes into the show, and as much as I have no time for such things, I swallowed both seasons in two evenings, they were so good.
Another that falls into this Genre if you have not watched it is Ergo Proxy. It has a unique art style and the story line is such that you don't easily see what is about to happen until it does.
I know this is old, but no Wicked City, plot, gore and a little fan service.
@TheJaslanin Holy Crap Dude! I hit the fuqing mother load with your great comment. Appreciate the honest detailed explanation as well as a diverse list of anime movies & series! G5Thanks! #OG's
Your top 10 is good but it's not enough for me? I need more then a top 10, maybe a top 20!!! but I would have placed Battle Angel, Berserk, Cowboy Bebop
10 - 0:57 - Tekkonkinkreet (2006)
9 - 2:35 - Metropolis (2001)
8 - 4:27 - Perfect Blue (1997)
7 - 6:03 - Red Line (2009)
6 - 7:38 - Akira (1988)
5 - 9:34 - Wings of Honneamise (1987)
4 - 11:11 - Patlabor (2002)
3 - 13:38 - Ninja Scroll
2 - 15:18 - Macross Plus (1995)
1 - 17:23 - Ghost In The Shell
would also add serial experiments lain, stien's gate, psycho pass, claymore, black lagoon, jormungand and gungrave.. Kinda depressing that most all of the anime for this list are old classics though.. I mean I guess drifters and baslisk came out pretty recently might fit but it seems pretty safe to say that they just don't make anime like they used to
You da MVP. I hate it when videos with lists don't add the list to the description.
I would place Bebop 5 to 2.
Thanks :D
@@joedirt2656 You heard him at the beginning right? He specifically mentioned he was leaving out series and only going with films. Which is also why Eva isn't on the list. No way EoE doesn't make the cut.
For Macross, if you want, they have an OVA called Macross: Do you remember love. The main theme of macross is a love story and its music sung by Mari Iijima.
Hearing you describe Macross made my heart hurt. The pop star isn't a subplot, she's kinda... the thing that ends the fight between the big people and the little people, because apparently singing just stops them cold or whatever. And the little people didn't build the Macross, they... found it. Rather, it crash landed on Earth, and they built a city around it using its technologies, and then it just kinda got sucked into space, along with a pair of naval ships.. which of course fit perfectly into attaching to the Macross's arms. Because nothing sells toys quite like toys that stick together.
Yeah, that's what, the original series was actually way better than the stand alone movie.
But this totally ripped off the whole plot and made it big people vs little people. 😂😂😂
Just because he mentioned "sub-plot" did not mean he was taking away from the character. It was a reference to Sharon's development as a character not being primary focus during the course of the story. Yes she wound up being the primary antagonist at the end, but the focus was primarily on the rivalry between the two main characters up to that point.
The music from GITS gives me chills everytime.
This was a fantastic list! I've only watched a handful of these, but you've definitely given me an incentive to add some new items to my "Must Watch" list. Great work as always, Fade!
Three words, Vampire Hunter D, Bloodlust.
Hellsing?
This 1 is the best anime film so far i have seen. after that elfenlied but its a series haha
Great taste ma friend
@Papiros since when is 'D' a word?!
When Animation had a Soul
Remember for Akira that it was basically just based on the first volume of six. Also ghost in the shell was late to the States, and was originally just individual stories done by Shirow Masamune. The Animation did a real good job of solidifying the ideas he had spread throughout multiple comics.
BUT GHOST IN THE SHELL MOVIE WAS NOT SHIROW MASAMUNE IT WAS PURE "MAMORU OSHHI " EVERY PIXEL OF IT!!..
I grew up watching robotech....the Macross saga blew my mind...the action scenes were the first of their kind, multiple trailing rockets while performing evasive manouvers and blasting enemies in the process....a great great show....1st and 3rd sagas are awesome....
Berserk has to be one of the best adult anime I've encountered since I was a kid in the 90's, with akira being the 1st anime I ever saw. Most of these anime on this list I've really enjoyed but Berserk holds a special place since it was the 1st manga I ever got to read. Loving comic books growing up I freaked when I saw how many pages a "Japanese comic" had. The recent anime "reboot" was in my opinion a little more thorough on story than the original but I can't say the actual animation style, that weird cgi and traditional art mash-up was my cup of tea. I mean its worked for other anime just fine in the past, like some on this list, but there was something off about Berserk's. Just my opinion though, still a great anime/manga.
I see u r man of culture as well
yeah that's the thing, they never really got it right with Berserk in anime form. You're much much better off just reading the manga.
@@kennethshiro9500 Even though the show lacks alot from the manga it is still phenomenal for what it was. The show was the whole reason i even started reading it
this top 10 is legit quality. not only is the video well done, your narration is actually very good and really informative. i can also agree with your list 100% 10/10 liked and subbed.
Really glad to see these kinds of comments. Thanks for watching!
Your list is all (I think) 20th century, which kind of dates it. I would recommend one from the early 21st century: "Cowboy Bebop: The Movie". Based on an excellent TV series, the movie and series reunite the three big names who created "Macross Plus": director Shinichiro Watanabe, writer Keiko Nobumoto, and composer Yoko Kanno. They struck gold with "Macross Plus" and platinum with "Cowboy Bebop"! An amazing film that should be in any Top Ten!
You had me at Tekkonkinkreet. It’s my personal favorite anime movie of all time (and Battle Angel Alita). Great list, I’ll check a couple of these out that I haven’t seen before.
I guess I was looking for a different "adult" anime. lol
Ne Gan LOL
Yeah same, where is the porno anime
@@John-qq3wp I'll give you a treat, yosuga no sora.
the word you are looking for is hentai
@@-BlazeK- I'm glad someone knows it, you're my sensei now. Lol
Hell yeah, son! Ghost in the Shell right at number one! I think that film is one of the best and something I would recommend to anyone who loves movies/animation in general. However, the one thing that sells the film for me is the soundtrack. Every moment is filled with what you need to listen to and the music is strategically placed to help that process. Thanks for giving it it's rightful spot.
Ivan the Storyteller as a young teen when internet, the cloud, social media was not common, the concepts were quite hard to grasp
Man, I hadn’t seen most of those titles in almost 20 years. I’d forgotten how many times i rewatched Ninja Scrolls and Ghost in a Shell. These were the Animas I grew up on.
Thank you very much for the list. I’m very glad you mentioned Akira. It is truly a classic. There are a couple anime cartoons that I thought would have been mentioned; primarily Cowboy Bebop
The list is film-centric. Cowboy Bebop is mostly known as a series. There will eventually be a list of series, I've been chipping away at that and a few other projects for this channel.
he goes through his synopsis very fast, but i love how at 1:46 he slows down just to say "mind fuckery"
Props for Ghost in the Shell, Macross and Akira. Absolutely great films!
I would like to supplement this well-done list with a clear recommendation for the grown-up Otaku to watch every film Satoshi Kon did (Millenium Actress, Paprika), every film Katsuhiro Otomo did (Rojin Z, Steamboy) and every film of Mamoru Hosoda (The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Mirai no Mirai). They're all great! I also recommend the early works of Makoto Shinkai before he became super-famous for Your Name (wich is, like Weathring with you, also a really well-done movie, but obviousliy targeted to a younger audience.). Furthermore, I really missed 'Macross - Do You Remember Love?' in this list, which in my honest opinion is the first full-length cinematic masterpiece of Japanese animation and leaded the way for all of those mentioned before!
This is an individual of culture. Much of what you reference here will be addressed in a follow up list when I eventually get around to being a RUclipsr again.
Girl who lept through time is awesome!! So unknown!
totally forgot about Paprika, so trippy and mind bending.
Wow, you nailed most of favorites! Great list. I qas a 90s teen. And even some clips on your intro/outro vid nail it too!
This is such an on point list. So many of these titles had a huge impact on me growing up.
Hear the first note of the Ghost in the Shell music and daaaaamn I got goosebumps
Ghost in the Shell is not just the best anime ever created, it is the best audio visual entertainment ever created!
I must've seen it about a hundred times and it just keeps getting better with every viewing.
Great list in general btw I agree with allmost everything. ;)
The GITS soundtrack is beyond amazing.
did you rewatch it lately? Im asking because of Mandela Effect.
@@robertrobertowski5325 Not lately, maybe a year ago when I got my PS5.
Can't say I noticed a Mandela effect.
Duuuuude! Thank you for these recommendations! These look very interesting and something I'm more in tune of.
The 80s were more gruesome then today’s anime
for a second i thought that GHOST IN THE SHELL wasn't on this list but i am happy to say that for the most part i agree with this list.
Great breakdown, thanks for the video, definitely going to check these out!
I've seen about half of these, and others I have known, but just haven't pursued them. Solid list. Subscribed
I knew Akira was going to be on this list. I remember seeing a commercial for it back in 1995. I love Ninja Scroll. First saw it at 14 years old. That first Ghost in the Shell movie is amazing. Man you should of also included X/1999 in here.
I love Ghost in the Shell and I recommend Sky Crawlers, Jin Rob, Wicked City, and Roujin Z
I wholeheartedly agree with GITS as #1, or anything by Shirow, for that matter, but I also think "Robot Carnival" should get some mention as well, as it showcases a variety of different anime styles & themes and should be considered a "must watch" primer for any neophyte fan looking for a good introduction into the world of Anime.
Metropolis is such an underrated gem. I wonder why we dont talk about me more.
Personally would have added Fist of the North Star, Wicked City... and maybe, just maybe, Princess Mononoke... but awesome reviews and I cant wait to check some of these out. THANKS!
Yeah, Mononoke definitely.
Vampire Hunter D is missing on that list ;)
It's not missing on the list. This is his favorite list. Vampire Hunter D would be on yours and my list.
I would have added that and escaflowne at the very least honorable mentions.
@@lakasngamatzko4523 : But it's still fun to compare lists, and remind each other of the cool anime we watched, or to prompt us to watch something we didn't manage to see yet!
@@DisorderedArray Fadedragontear made this video in his way. You can't expect everyone to accommodate what you want to see and do, that's rude.
vampire hunter D movies are awful lol
example is Bloodlust, where the music is often so loud you can't hear a damn word the characters are saying
Amazing list!! And I love your sense of humor. Thanks for handing over a couple of new suggestions for mento check out!
17:25 damn that ost still gives me goosebumps and excitement whenever i hear it its still so awesome to this day it's still in my playlists
i have listen that ost a millon times :D, same with inocence ost.
Loving the homage to the old Manga Video trailer music :D brings back a lotta good memories. Oh, there are so many anime from the late eighties throughout the nineties that were just awesome but I suppose to cover them all would take you a good while. there are also those ones that you forget until someone mentions them and you think....damn that was awesome heh. good list though man.
Thanks man!
This is one of the best YT anime lists I've seen, I would have included Paprika, Vampire Hunter D and Sword of the Stranger though, however I haven't yet seen numbers 2, 4 & 5 of your list.
I find this list to be one of the most complete and thorough listings as an anime fan from the days when Japanese anime was first introduced to the US up to this day and until I pass on from this world. I am sure there are a number of other anime that could be added to this list but you hit my top 10 here.
haven't heard of most of these. this is really well done, good job
Cowboy Bepop is a quintesiental of the genre. for me it's a tough call between CB and Howl's Moving Castle
Howells moving castle is pg...... you don't actually see death. Just bombings in the backgrounds, and a few puppeted corpses(monsters) are destroyed....
Solid list indeed, a few ones I will put as just missing.
-Princess Mononoke (because we need at least 1 Ghibli film in any top best anime film list XD.....And thats the only ne I can think is full just for adults).
-The End of Evangelion
-Vampire Hunter D
-Paprika
-Cowboy Bebop the Movie
-Kite (like you put Macross Plus here, I think this one also deserve a mention)
-Macross: Do you Remember Love
-Sword of the Stranger
-Summer Wars
-Wolf Children
How about Lupin iii ghibli
Berserk
Yes! Princess Mononoke!
Great addition to the list :)
Princess Mononoke is terrific, but i’m more partial to Porco Rosso or Totoro (however some folks might say the latter is just for kids).
Mad props for including Macross Plus on this list, it's been a long time favorite since it came out in the 90's.
Very underrated in my opinion. Just the music is great enough to enjoy the movie, and the plot is actually well paced.
Great picks! Amazed to see others still love what I enjoyed as youth.
Thanks!
Your "summary" of the plot of Macross killed me. I am now dead.
RIP This guy.
Finally found a good list! I'm getting pretty old, and that's made me sick of the generic bs that's getting crapped out these days. Been looking for some mature shows to watch. Hope you do videos covering anime series/games/tv-shows with similar themes as well!
Someday, that's a monumental task to do justice however. Gimme a few years maybe.
@Ahnri . Completed em looong ago. Appreciate the suggestions but they are mainstream already anyway
If you can find it, check out " Crying Freeman 😢😭 ! " It's about as mature animie japanimation as I've ever seen, graphic violence, and some sexual scenes. Briefly, it's about a hired assassin, and I'll say no more, as telling you more would spoil it.
Great list! I couldn’t narrow my personal favorites to just 10, but I love all the movies on your list. Some other mature faves of mine:
Paprika, Roujin Z, Vexille, Appleseed, Your Name, Millennium Actress, The Wind Rises, A Silent Voice, Heavy Metal, Grave of the Fireflies
That's a great list. I'm so glad someone decided to point out what a wonderful story Macross Plus was. I agree with most of your list. All greats! I would have added some other films such as Paprika, but overall a great list.
Seeing the Tank Police twins gave me flashbacks.
I've seen most of these, but there are a few new ones I'll check out. Akira is definitely more of a social commentary, while ghost in the shell is more heady, and existential. Glad you put a quick cut of Blood in there. This was nostalgic for me, if nothing else. You also got all my favorites (except maybe Vampire Hunter D)! Good job!
Thank you for mentioning Wings of Honneamise (1987). Hoping it gets more recognition and viewers :)
Bruh metropolis I've been looking for for years. I'm 23 watched it before I was even 10 and all I had to work with to find it was... I can't stop loving you. Thank you so much going through so much shit this low-key made my day
High key made my day
Trust and betrayal samurai x should be on this list.
All of the samurai x saga belongs roo oro
god bless you
one of the best series sure
Some people in the comments do not understand what "feature lenght film" means and keeps complaining why their favourite SERIES is not on the list **facepalm**
To be fair, "Feature length film" is not in the title of this video. It says," Top 10 Adult Anime", nothing about films or movies until you get into the video itself. So clicking on this video you would assume that all forms of anime (including films) would be included in this video, which is not actually the case. It's slightly misleading so I can totally understand some people's frustrations.
Macross Plus was on this and it wasn't a feature length film, it was a 4 part series, and it is even mentioned in the video. Didn't stick to their own rules, why should the commenters?
urusai teme konoyaro
Yup, people for some reason don't get that films are generally far higher in quality than any series you can find. But who cares, more for us :D
@@chrisford3559 you sound like someone that complains to your Mum....but she....but she...., and Mums reply is...leav your sister alone.
"I'm not trynna spoil" *literally tells everything that happened in ninja scroll*
I remember watching Ghost in the Shell as a kid on Toonami, same with Macross. it's a shame toonami will never be the same again
Pretty good list. I agree with some of the comments to include vampire hunter D and jin-roh. I would also add samurai x.
Excelent list, haven't seen 6/10 of those, but when I was 13 I was in love with Ghost in the Shell (Saw the movie then watched Stand Alone Complex series) and the only other anime's I was interested in were Naruto (original) and One Piece (Then at 300 chapters), When I googled what Naruto's creator's favorite anime was... it was Ghost in the Shell... hahaha you weren't kidding with the review you gave, keep it up.
Yea, we all watched when we were 13. Makes me curious why its even on this adult anime list, and not things like elfen lied, or blue gender. Meh
bro you truly reccommended some shows i have never heard of thank you
You nailed the list sir. Good job
Great list sir. These are among the top films that got me watching anime. Thought provoking, action packed and beutiful. Now anime is just moe, slice of life stories about kids. That didn't even appeal to me when I was a kid. Thank you for including Tekkonkinkreet. Its very underappreciated.
Im about to say Cowboy Bebop then I saw Faye at the end
17:25 .... Goosebumps. Everytime I listen to this song.
A very unique list, thanks for that 🙌
So glad I found you, well spoken
Paprika, Tokyo Godfathers & Millennium Actress. Basically any Satoshi Kon movie. RIP.
Paranoia agent.
@@sagamark yes another good one.
@@KnightmareFrame Agree with all of these. Tokyo Godfathers is my favorite movie to watch on christmas.
Congratulations on 2 Million video views within A year. :)
Thanks man!
@@FadeDragontear 3 Million views within 3 years ... still going strong !
Great selection and fantastic video. Must confess I'm rather 'old school' (I'm 51 years old, so you make the math), and up until the early 2000's, anime meant a whole other thing for me (the 'toughest stuff' being Mazinger Z). Still, "Robotech" was great, and I preferred it to Saint Seiya, that was getting huge over here back in the day. It wasn't until the mentioned early 2000's that an Argentinian-based channel got air in cable, that I could watch Evangelion and Cowboy Bebop, which absolutely blew my mind and got me interested. Akira, Ghost in the Shell and Patlabor (this one ran in the aforementioned channel as a series) were part of that too. Been getting a lot of good reviews of Perfect Blue lately, so I think it might be the next stop. Great video!
yeah, you have to watch perfect blue and the other movies/series of satoshi kon. paranoia agent, paprika, millenium actress
FINALLY someone who talks about anime the way everyone "knows" it should be its just a fun visually pleasing art form
The B's of Anime: Blood, Boobs, and Badassery. Thank you. This will be useful.
Glad I could be useful. :)
Man I miss all those beautiful hand drawn animes. Macross Plus is still the best looking Macross series.
Still to this day, one of my all-time favorite anime.
I get ya cheeper and easier to have the computer to d the artwork but older hand drawing and he storyline of the days of past is and will b forever untouchable
An amount of CGI can make an anime appealing or help the story, especially when they first started the cgi move & was filtering hand drawn through a computer to add a layer of affect; & some full CGI anine can be really good (i.e the first Appleseed remake). It is definitely true that CGI over the years has made allot of anime seem lazily made & produced. I personally think it also has to do with back in the day production companies weren't trying to pump out 50 anime a month, but were actually competing with eachother for a better product, taking more time to create a piece of beautiful art, rather than a cookie cutter copy of what's popular at the moment.
I hate how Disney drops whatever doesn't make quick big bucks for their company. They drop 2D animation and don't fuse 2D with 3D in a convincing way. I love the amount of love and detailed care that goes into anime.
@@danae5578 Treasure Planet :(
dang this soundtrack of Ghost in the shell. Absolute master piece !! thanks for this moment of nostalgia ! Super cool video !
Really solid list! Thank you for putting this out!! I'd have to agree with most of this.
Now i know what I'm going to watch today!!!
THANKS!!
I've not watched half of your list, but man, looks almost perfect.
Vampire Hunter D was good, great adaptation from the books, nice aesthetics, ok soundtrack i guess.
either graveward of the fireflies or princess mononoke i would say, should be on this list (at least on honorable mentions. but good job man, you've earned my subscription
What about "Appleseed" and its sequels??? Also "Blood: The Last Vampire." Gunslinger Girls?
Regardless if this list is "adult", or not. It's the most original list I've seen. Well done! Subbed.
Thanks so much! Working on new content, but this batch will take time.
It's crazy how these hand writen and drawn anime tends to look better than current anime. Alot of good stuff out there but it's crazy how the ''old style'' of making anime still look great now
"There's a subplot of a chick becoming a popstar or something..."
LOL
Macross is a classic and a landmark in the animations history such as Evangelion xD
I can't believe he dismissed Robotech in that way...
Robotech can go away and stay away. Go watch the original Super Dimensional Fortress Macross, Super Dimensional Calvary Southercross and Genesis Climber Mesopedia instead.
To be fair to him, it is a LOT of content to patrol through.
@@outcastzeroone those are great band names
thank you! the list I needed in my life
got here 5 years later... amazing recap 10/10
I seen a few of the anime on your list, I wasn't really surprised about #1. One anime that is not on your list that I enjoy is Blue Submarine No. 6. You have a good list, and your videos are enjoyable. :)
Thanks so much. I'm going to check out Blue Submarine No. 6.
I hope you like it :)
I guess if Macross Plus can make the list, so can BS#6. Macross did have a movie version though.
@@jko8888 Yup, the movie is visually a lot better than the series...
@@FadeDragontear By the way, don't watch/use as reference that "Unharmonius Lead" slaughterfest called Robotech, it was made by mixing 3 completely different anime series ('Super Dimension Fortress Macross', 'Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross' and 'Genesis Climber Mospeada') and rewriting all their plot and characters :v
Paprika my friend PAPRIKA! That is one hell of a masterpiece!
me more potatoes fan
YESSSS that’s one of my top ten favourite Anime’s 😂
"X" "vampire hunter D" "Bloodlust" "Afro-Samurai" "Ghost in the Shell" "Akira" "Demon City Shinjuku" "Ninja Scroll" "Rurounini Kenshin: Reflections" "Kite" good list. Also Alita battle angel I think has been the best movie adaptation yet, personal opinion.
Street Fighter 2 movie had the KMFDM song titled “Ultra” playing throughout the fight between Vega and Chun-Li.
Some people consider SF2 movie an “anime.” So, with that, your claim about KMFDM songs not showing up in an anime is (subjectively) wrong.
That useless nugget of info aside, I’m 46 years old and I grew up with all of these on your list and can confirm that they are all amazing.
I was especially glad to see Wings of Honneamise on the list. Not many have seen it, let alone even know about its existence. It’s highly underrated and is the reason I drifted towards true movie style/ story production anime