The thing that hit me the most was that in my senior year i watched the entire monogatari series, and when ougi said that line about graduation, it hit me hard because i watched this episode the night before my graduation
I graduated this year the funny part is because the reason i watched monogatari is because I was stuck at home the i went to pick up my diploma then 1 week later I finished this and i went like what have i lost then zoku owarimonogatari told me that it was my tittle
Yeah, watching it at 13 and 19 have been two entirely different experiences, as one would expect, but even with that expectation the weight of the experience is still almost too heavy to bear
I watched and rewatched this series since my 14s and I could say I was made by it, I love everything about it and still hits me like a truck every time
@@ivanivanovitchXVI imagine you are having your marriage tomorrow and the day before that you rejoice your single and freedom days and suddenly you listen this music.....
@@sai-gammarell yes it does have a message/moral The only one who should, first and foremost, be willing to help you, is yourself For a guy presenting himself like he knows his stuff, you missed hard
@@linamouzi6335then I'll say it in words you can understand. It's like an evening of good weed. And anyone can tell that message without so much winding up. You too need to take salt in your life
It is rich in terms of context, subtext and visual metaphor. But not in moral or message. It's neither bad nor good, it's entertaining (Edit) Ok i messed up a lot here because of my inmature self of 1 year ago
@@sai-gammarell I thought the message was pretty good. The main message of the show was that the only one that can save you from yourself is yourself. I like how they analysed this message by putting it in different situation and even managed to find out flaws in their own message. Really good show.
@@yoman7873 I thought it was good too, until I saw other shaft series and understood the formula. It's style over substance, fanservice over substance since it does not have a goal at the end of the franchise. Of course sophisticated conversations are something you don't see in modern anime, but if these messages are not developing a specific theme, have no real impact on the development of all the characters that participate, and are quickly forgotten because attention is constantly diverted to a lot of fanservice and degenerate fetishes and fancy animation when it is not necessary leaves it as something pretentious and hypocritical. Look for example at Tatami Galaxy. "Only you can help yourself" energy, more subtle, and more sophisticated with almost no pretension.
@@sai-gammarell So, your main issue with "Monogatari" is fan service? Well "Monogatari" was pretty self aware about its fan service so I didn't really had any issues with that. Also not all Shaft shows have fan service. "Madoka Magica" and "March comes in like a lion" are two other popular Shaft shows and both of them have no fan service. Now as for "Monogatari" not having a goal. I think the goal of the franchise was pretty clear. Monogatari was taking anime character archetypes and viewing them with a more realistic lense. Each character was introduced as an archetype. You had the Tsundere, the nice girl, the moe girl, the tomboy, the loner, self righteous, pervy protagonist and of course a menacing evil bad guy. The show would than go around analysing each of these characters and the situation that led them to be the way they are. The characters would then break out of their archetypes and turn into much more three dimensional people by the end of the show. The first season(Bake, Kizu, Nise and Neko:Kuro) introduced us with the world, the characters and their problems. The second season was the one where the characters solved their problems by themselves and the third season(Tsuki, Owari,Koyomi, Owari 2, Zoku Owari) was the one where the protagonist solved his issues with the help of all the other characters. I think both the message and the way it was delivered was pretty clear and not pretentious at all. Now coming to your final point. I don't think "Tatami Galaxy" is any less direct about its message than Monogatari is. Personally I could tell what the message of that show was by the third episode itself. I think "Tatami Galaxy" is just too repetitive in it's storytelling for my taste. I like the authors other work "Night is short, walk on Girl" way more than the "Tatami Galaxy". If you really want to watch a show that's way more abstract with it's messages than Tatami Galaxy or Monogatari than try watching "Revolutionary Girl Utena" instead. That show is so weird I had a very hard time figuring out what the message even was.
@@failovrgs i feel like Owarimonogatari and Monogatari Second Season had the best OST's from the entirety of the series and sadly none of them are available on Spotify
![Owarimonogatari Second Season OST - Shinjuu [心中]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q5HYGUDnXfs/mqdefault.jpg)
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Seishun no owari = End of youth.
Sayonara, boku no seishun
@@unlimitedquickworks7387 We all get there. Thank you for reminding me this video exists and bring me back to it.
"I'm glad that I could disappear like this before you graduated."
which episode
The thing that hit me the most was that in my senior year i watched the entire monogatari series, and when ougi said that line about graduation, it hit me hard because i watched this episode the night before my graduation
curtailedbike 41 Oh damn
I graduated this year the funny part is because the reason i watched monogatari is because I was stuck at home the i went to pick up my diploma then 1 week later I finished this and i went like what have i lost then zoku owarimonogatari told me that it was my tittle
I can feel that
same , I postponed the series for like 2 years and then when I finished it, it was just before my graduation
@@tudeptrai69 I might just time re-watching the whole anime right to end just before graduating. Might be the greatest experience in my life, idk
watching this anime at the end of your adolescence really hits you....
Yeah, watching it at 13 and 19 have been two entirely different experiences, as one would expect, but even with that expectation the weight of the experience is still almost too heavy to bear
I watched and rewatched this series since my 14s and I could say I was made by it, I love everything about it and still hits me like a truck every time
@@ivanivanovitchXVIfuck dude. This feels so sad reading this comment, hearing this.. I started watching at 14, years ago. I’m 19 as well.
No kidding, this season came out the year I graduated high school
@@ivanivanovitchXVI imagine you are having your marriage tomorrow and the day before that you rejoice your single and freedom days and suddenly you listen this music.....
Loved this OST. "Thank you for all your hard work" - Oshino Ougi
The monogatari series is my no. 1 anime and I doubt anything could be better
Try LotGH
@@siegkaiser I've already watched it, and it's a classic that deserves more praise
Try Gintama
@@senjougaharaismywaifu5250 try katanagatari same author
try NGE
The strings at 1:35 are too powerful. Jesus christ this series is perfect.
I totally agree I get goosebumbs
Yooooooo, cringey!! Nice to find you here. Spitting as always.
It is rich in terms of context, subtext and visual metaphor.
But too much winded up for me
It's neither bad nor close to perfect also. 6/10
@@sai-gammarell yes it does have a message/moral
The only one who should, first and foremost, be willing to help you, is yourself
For a guy presenting himself like he knows his stuff, you missed hard
@@linamouzi6335then I'll say it in words you can understand.
It's like an evening of good weed.
And anyone can tell that message without so much winding up.
You too need to take salt in your life
"I'm not saving you, I'm saving myself" powerful words to tell your weaker more morbid self
Monogatari is such a deep show...
I couldn't understand all of it, it's really complicated
It is rich in terms of context, subtext and visual metaphor.
But not in moral or message.
It's neither bad nor good, it's entertaining
(Edit)
Ok i messed up a lot here because of my inmature self of 1 year ago
@@sai-gammarell I thought the message was pretty good. The main message of the show was that the only one that can save you from yourself is yourself. I like how they analysed this message by putting it in different situation and even managed to find out flaws in their own message. Really good show.
@@yoman7873 I thought it was good too, until I saw other shaft series and understood the formula.
It's style over substance, fanservice over substance since it does not have a goal at the end of the franchise.
Of course sophisticated conversations are something you don't see in modern anime, but if these messages are not developing a specific theme, have no real impact on the development of all the characters that participate, and are quickly forgotten because attention is constantly diverted to a lot of fanservice and degenerate fetishes and fancy animation when it is not necessary leaves it as something pretentious and hypocritical.
Look for example at Tatami Galaxy. "Only you can help yourself" energy, more subtle, and more sophisticated with almost no pretension.
@@sai-gammarell So, your main issue with "Monogatari" is fan service? Well "Monogatari" was pretty self aware about its fan service so I didn't really had any issues with that. Also not all Shaft shows have fan service. "Madoka Magica" and "March comes in like a lion" are two other popular Shaft shows and both of them have no fan service.
Now as for "Monogatari" not having a goal. I think the goal of the franchise was pretty clear. Monogatari was taking anime character archetypes and viewing them with a more realistic lense. Each character was introduced as an archetype. You had the Tsundere, the nice girl, the moe girl, the tomboy, the loner, self righteous, pervy protagonist and of course a menacing evil bad guy. The show would than go around analysing each of these characters and the situation that led them to be the way they are. The characters would then break out of their archetypes and turn into much more three dimensional people by the end of the show. The first season(Bake, Kizu, Nise and Neko:Kuro) introduced us with the world, the characters and their problems. The second season was the one where the characters solved their problems by themselves and the third season(Tsuki, Owari,Koyomi, Owari 2, Zoku Owari) was the one where the protagonist solved his issues with the help of all the other characters. I think both the message and the way it was delivered was pretty clear and not pretentious at all.
Now coming to your final point. I don't think "Tatami Galaxy" is any less direct about its message than Monogatari is. Personally I could tell what the message of that show was by the third episode itself. I think "Tatami Galaxy" is just too repetitive in it's storytelling for my taste. I like the authors other work "Night is short, walk on Girl" way more than the "Tatami Galaxy". If you really want to watch a show that's way more abstract with it's messages than Tatami Galaxy or Monogatari than try watching "Revolutionary Girl Utena" instead. That show is so weird I had a very hard time figuring out what the message even was.
Great to hear this again in Zoku
Found you 🗿
Seki LMAO
thats it im crying
the 3am urge to rewatch all of monogatari
i got this the other day and for the next 3 days it was all i did
this is so damn underrated
THEY RELEASED IT OMG
Graduating in 2020 with COVID and finishing Monogatari hits different
Best OST from all Monogatari Series
I get goosebumps every time I listen to this track.
1:23
This was the scene Araragi finally decided to accept himself for his flaws
1:35 i got fat fucking chills
Holy shit. thank you
Finally! Found it!! Was hoping they would release the ost for this when I first heard it : )
"I only saved myself"
1:30 the feeeeeels FUCK MAN
Massively epic
perfection
Such an amazing track. Thank you, love this to no end.
It's a shame that neither this OST nor any of Kei Haneoka's Monogatari ost's aren't available on Spotify :(
Hanamonogatari's OST is in Spotify
Though, I really wished both Owarimonogatari and Owarimonogatari 2 OSTs were on spotify too
@@failovrgs I think Owari's are exclusive to Japan only from the CD.
@@failovrgs i feel like Owarimonogatari and Monogatari Second Season had the best OST's from the entirety of the series and sadly none of them are available on Spotify
lovely
based
This and Teisei are best of all the season
That intro reminds me of Dark Souls.
"Too bad she survived! What a shame."
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa mi pichuulaaa
aaaaaaaaaaaaaa mi pixulaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Ahh aaaa ahhhhh mi pixulaaa
これ探してた
:D