Mad Rhetoric | Toonami 25th Anniversary
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- Celebrate 25 years of Toonami with "Mad Rhetoric" - the 2001 music video for "Walking Stick" by Joe Boyd Vigil from the album Toonami: Deep Space Bass.
Remastered by @SlimD716
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Mad Rhetoric | Toonami 25th Anniversary
Feels crazy that its not just toonami 25th anniversary but 10 years since it returned
Things I've been around for in my lifetime:
Year 1 of RUclips
A black president
Move from textbooks to digital learning
The Premiere of Toonami on Cartoon Network
@@RobbieStacks90 a manmade pandemic that was unleashed for political purposes
The birth of the digital age.
@@starwindamada5313 dumb person trying to sound smart never gets old
I feel old
It’s good to see that Toonami meant so much to so many, and that these promos stuck with us for so many years. Here’s to many more!
I couldn’t remember this one but then seeing a couple of anime scenes in this broadcast started to make me have flashbacks a little bit I remember bits and pieces of this toonami broadcast it’s amazing I can even still remember it
Toonami was life.
Seriously just bought the Outlaw Star season 1 on apple store
Nostalgia in its finest.
Well said long live 1989 kids
Dragonball Z, Gundam Wing, and Outlaw Star started my interest in anime. It's why they're still the top of my list.
I just realized that Blue Submarine No. 6 was in the promo too. Toonami really birthed a generation of anime fans.
DBZ started it for me, Outlaw Star and Blue Sub No. 6 were among my favorites, though.
samesies! also probably what got me into scifi so much !
@@09lowkey that was a wierd one; short 4 episode thing. shark people and oceans !~
@@awt1989 Anime is well versed in weird stuff, doesn't change the fact that series was well done. I'll give it an 8.5/10 which is still better than alot of the recycled high budget bs that saturates the market today. Personally I like a few short stories here and there, straight to the point, no filler, only the necessary elements to progress the story.
I’m 29 and Toonami has had such a big impact on my life. I don’t know where I’d be without it
Same and 100% I doubt many of us would look at the world the way we do without it.
they definately helped turned me into a dark broody adult :O anime hero style HEERO YUY
CONGRATS ON THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY IM GLAD THAT YALL STILL HAVE TOONAMI GOIN'
Exactly
Thank god for real entertainment
LLT
Man, this promo is burned into my memories forever.
Yep. THIS is the one Toonami promo I remember clearly above all others.
Yeah, this was the one for me. Took me forever to find this, when did it air? 2003 - 2004?
I was 12 when Toonami came to be and completely changed my knowledge of what animation could do and be. Most excellent Toonami!!!! Congrats on 25 years!!!
This was the stuff that raised me
same.
This was so dope back in the day.
"You just gonna keep running away?"
"Just keep running away?
...
...
I'm not running."
That one was called
“Broken Promises”
“Just gonna keep running away?… I’m not running”
Loved the Friday night specials like Endless Waltz and Dead Zone. The one night I knew I could watch Toonami and didn’t have to worry about homework
Now you gotta worry about work, your wife and kids
Rising Sun on Saturdays is still the s@&#.
Or parents lol
Remember recording these on VHS tapes as a kid.
🤣🤣🤣 same childhood was great!
"Nothing good can ever come from staying with normal people"
- Harry MacDougall.
I still relate to that epic quote!
Me too!
I still remember this exact outlaw star episode 👍
Outlaw Star had tons of epic quotes along those same lines. I own the series. Never forgot the "Dreams" montage. Very inspirational
I mean, Harry was a mentally unstable, murdering cyborg psychopath, but yeah, he was right
harry macdougall was low key one of the best characters in that series.
It cannot be understated just how much better the casting was in the English version of those early Dragon Ball movies back then.
Agreed. The voices fit the characters so much better
The older dubs of those movies and early DBZ was the Ocean Dub I believe, and while I don't always love the edits to episodes they made, the voice acting was phenomenal.
@@Aeronor2001 The Pioneer versions of the first three movies really gave us a taste of "what could have been."
Don’t forget about the awesome music tracks they put on Broly and Lord Slug.
@@crazymexicandude92 Absolutely not. I'm referring to before the recastings, and those first three movies used the original Japanese score instead of whatever Funimation thought was "hip" with the kids at the time.
Almost 36 years old and this still gives me "Hell yeah its almost midnight" vibes.
That Krillin "Come on!" 😭😭😭
"nothing good can ever come from staying with normal people" wise words
Nah, it was said by an abusive manchild who felt that being "not normal" entitled him to a woman's affection.
@@nightmarefanatic1819 you're right
Failure is not an option.
Let me repeat that.
If this mission fails,
If we are unsuccessful,
We have no future.
"Well, it's just like it is with the stars: There are bright ones and there are those that are dim."
Outlaw Star started my fall into anime. Then Bebop after…. Ugh… my nostalgia.
😁
ahh the good old days... whatever the hell happened to 'em? oh, wait we grew up. damnit.
Ronin Warriors and Dragonball for me.
@@taylorh.3484 dude...ronin warriors was my first anime experience WAAYYY back when I was a kid. Even now, seeing a clip of it gives me a hard case of "the feels".
@@lynnmckenney1987 I vaguely remember seeing that show when I was less than 10 during the early 90s. I fell in love with that show when it returned and went on Toonami.
Robots, Teamwork, Dreams, but it's something about Mad Rhetoric I'll love as my favorite. It's effective, persuasive and the speech punches the heart and soul. Happy 25th Anniversary Toonami 💖
‘Space Is the Place’ is awesome too.
Let me repeat that. If this mission fails, if we are unsuccessful, we have no future
Click
You can still feel the love those people had for anime all those years ago. These promos are simply excellent. They, along with the shows themselves, made Toonami what it was/is.
"yeah whatever"
"That's what I mean that's the attitude that's ticking people off"
honestly i thought those lines where from the same anime
85 baby we all remember this! Good old times ty so much ❤️😍😍
This takes me back, whomever put this trailer together with the choice clips, the lines from each show, and the bangin' track sparked the fire for interest in anime in hundreds of thousands of teens in the early 2000's.
i like to believe that Toonami is what truly brought anime to the American viewer and jumpstarted what we have today in anime. Pre-toonami, it wasnt as main stream as the only way you could really view any anime was by buying the VHS at stores/renting or finding it on some late night random channel that happened to show it. But then when toonami came out and they started releasing shows like Sailormoon, DBZ, Gundam and such. Kids/adults really got a chance to see what anime had to offer which then made it more mainstream for everyone to view and enjoy. I remember going to school the day after toonami released a bunch of their shows and all the kids at school were talking about them. While some had seen 1-2, many had never seen alot of them and really enjoyed them all. So to me they are the ones that truly pioneered these shows and now you have anime every where due to them. Without this we probably would not have as much or even have some of the great series that we have today.
I do still hope one day, toonami is able to create there own streaming service so that those of us who dont have cable anymore can watch many of the great shows that are released and see TOM and Sara again. As i know i would subscribe to that service in a heart beat to watch a good midnight run on saturday with my own son now to see Tom and sara also for a younger generation.
I'm sorry you have to see this but I'm gonna gush here for a moment...
This brings back so many happy memories for me. If it wasn't for Cartoon Network, Toonami and Adult Swim, I seriously don't know if I would have taken interest in anime, and if I did it would have been later in life and my childhood would not have been as good.
Back then there was no Crunchyroll or VRV or HIDIVE. As a company Funimation was in it's infancy, as was the Internet which I didn't have until 98 or 99. Point being, Toonami was all I had. They had the first season of Pokemon on Kids' WB, but Toonami was where the real action was at.
The comfort and joy these shows brought me is inexplicable and they helped mold the man I am today. DBZ, Gundam Wing, Outlaw Star, and everything that followed (even introducing me to Daft Punk and the Gorillaz during the Toonami "Midnight Run" in August of 2001, before they were popular or it was cool to like them).
I was 6 when you started in 97, I'm 31 now. Safe to say you left a lasting impression on me lol.
Thank you Toonami, TOM and SARA and everyone involved, because believe it or not you are and have always been a huge and important part of my life. Congrats on the big 25. Here's to 50 🍻🍻🍻
For some reason that "tokyo tokyo" in a sing song voice has stuck in my head all these years and i couldn't remember where it was from till re-watching this promo. Man those where good times.
The audio clip itself is from the first episode of Tenchi in Tokyo, when Tenchi gets off the train.
Love this one! Thanks again for sharing our remasters! Happy 25th Anniversary to Toonami!
Great work on the remastered vids. They look great!
@@JazzMasterSamurai Thanks! Same to you. Yours look great as well!
😃
I have recently discovered your channel and it has brought back some fond memories, The Broken Promise remaster got me right in the feels. I appreciate your work. Thank you 🖖
THE GOOSEBUMPS! THE NOSTALGIA!
Man I miss the good ol days of staying up late to watch these shows on Toonami
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE MEMORIES
This loop lives rent free in my brain... especially that "be very careful" line
Watching Toonami promos in my 30s still get my excited.
So much nostalgia in these... I can't help smiling, watching and listening to this again. Such underrated talent.
They’re the best anime that Toonami and Adult Swim has to offer.
Ah so many memories getting home early to watch toonami when I got home from school or watching adult swim on my parents small tv since I couldn't have a tv in my room at the time.
When Toonami segments had that "Food for Thought" style to it. Gods, I miss the good old days...
Thank you Toonami. You opened an entire generation up to the wonders of Anime. We love you for it.
Amen
this is easily the best toonami bumper in existence, i remember krillin saying "come on" like its the early 2000's again, also the "if we fail, we have no future"
Toonami gave us so much when we were growing up. I'm glad it's still here.
Outlaw Star
Cowboy Bebop
DBZ
Gundam Wing
Big O
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Wolf's Rain
Trigun
Space Dandy
It legit warms my heart to see it continue. One day, my child will have fond memories.
Space dandy def did not exist back then lmao and Eva only showed up like twice on toonami in those days all cut and edited up(was it called ..big robot week or something)
"YOU'RE GONNA JUST KEEP RUNNING AWAY? "
"Just keep running away?......
I'm not running."
Wrong promo, but we remember 😆
my favorite part of my childhood is wondering late at night and turning CN on just to stumble onto a random anime and enjoying it with zero context on whats going on, it was just the coolest. thanks, toonami
as far as im concerned, inuyasha was just a cat guy hopping through portals swinging a sword screaming "wind scar" XD. you've put my thoughts into word precisely
I know exactly what you mean.
Arguably the best era of Cartoon Network and also arguably the best commercial ever made, Tom was and is awesome.
I still think of these old promos from time to time.
The amount of back and forth between 16:9 and 4:3 mesmerized me haha
1.85:1 and 1.33:1 aspect ratios.
Just turned 28, and memory of this promo has been stuck in my head for more than two decades. Words can’t describe how I felt watching this again
U took the words out of my mouth and I turned 27 July 3rd of last year
Happy 25th Anniversary, Toonami! And the best is yet to come!
So many shows I was watching as kid during that time
Congrats on 25 years! Toonami had such an impact on me growing up. I’m so glad younger generations can enjoy it now too.
Long live Toonami and praise Outlaw Star!
22 years later man, time flew by. 30 years old now, but I will never forget how badass this was and how much it captivated me as a kid.
2:05
The combination of the isosceles stance, him wearing no body armor, and his eye being drawn as dull (indicating dissociation from the outcome of what's happening, but not a lack of focus) sears this image into my mind.
I LOVE that they remastered this! This was hands down one of the best promo's/bumpers that they ever made!
Yup. I got chills so hard, my skin almost ripped itself off my body. Nostalgia overload
Toonami managed to reach the stars and has gone further.
I just turned 30 last month and the feeling I get from these videos is so unreal. It's seems as if this time of life is so close but far away
Only toonami weeknights from 5 to 7
HAPPY 25th! Man can’t believe it’s been 25 years already.
Toonami has come a very long ways. I remember being glued to the tube when it came on. Still catch it every Saturday night. Keep the bumpers coming. Happy 25th an many more ✌️
Love this one. Highlights the villains and some of their motivations, mixed with a lot of action and smooth editing.
Joe Boyd Vigil composed the soundtrack to my childhood. Great stuff 🤘
Dude... these are my core memories... oh my god.
These promos are what got me into AMV when youtube became a thing.
man this takes me back
Bravo, SlimD716!
See you tomorrow for the 2-Part Toonami Total Immersion Event The Return You guys.
I dont think enough credit has ever been given for the amazing people who did the editing and music for Toonami to create these wonderful vibes giving me Goosebumps even as I write this :D
Cheers.
To everyone involved in the creation of Toonami.
To everyone who enjoyed it then and enjoying it now.
Good times good times
Still surprised they got away with showing Blue Sub 6 all those years ago and made a big deal about it too! Ah the good old days when any anime was freakin awesome
Ah, THERE it is. Sentimentality fueled goosebumps. Noice.
Man I do miss the mid-late 90's early 2000'S such a good anime line up. Cowboy bebop,Outlaw star wolfs rain,big o gundam wing and so much more.
One of my favorite edits from early Adult. Swim/Toonami.
Whoever was in charge of editing/making these ads needs to be brought back ❤
I didn't have cable when I was a kid, but my cousin and my bestfriend did. My brother won some sort of internet or radio station contest and he got the first Toonami album in the mail (the one with the songs from all these promos no sfx or dialogue, I didn't know what DnB was at the time but it's safe to say we had this CD bumpin for the next few years, steady in rotation, a few garage boombox dance sessions next to the washer/dryer when the car wasn't in the garage. Those were the days.
25 years of youth. Don’t make me cry.
Me being 27 years old and this toonami broadcast coming out in probably 2000 or 2001 I’m remembering bits and pieces of this broadcast right here this was 22 or either 21 years ago this came out but bits and pieces are trying to come into my memory meaning I have some memories of this one
I remember watching this with my big brother on the OLD weekday schedule. The 5 to 7 time slot good times
As a kid I loved when this came on! Awesome!
Loved toonami when I was a kid
Seeing this so crispy and clean seems weird, but I welcome it. These music bumps have stuck with me for so long and this was one of my favorites.
From Dragon Ball Z to Cowboy Bebop to Outlaw Star to One Piece to Naruto.
We won’t be intimidated by criminal threats!
The love outlaw star received in this is awesome!
Thanks for the experience Tom!
An ABSOLUTE Fave 👏
Awesome Mad Rhetoric Toonami 25th Anniversary Video.
This is aesthetically pleasing
I can’t watch these without getting a massive wave of nostalgia. It’s so intense. Thank you Toonami!
I miss classic toonami. It absolutely is the one programming block that sparked my love of anime. Despite growing up watching dragon ball and sailor moon way back, Toonami is what really showed me what anime was all about.
I remember pop n locking in the living room when this came on trying to catching up on homework at the same time 😂
at a buffet, i personally sneak corndogs into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 corndogs in my jacket pockets. it then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corndogs thinking they were part of the buffe
What does this have to do with reviewing the video?
I remember watching this when I was a teen!! THANK YOU FOR PUTTING IT UP
The remastered animation looks incredible!
Toonami holds such a special place in my heart. Watching this old clip literally makes it ache for some reason, I wish I understood why
The good old day's
god i remember it like it was yesterday. congrats on 25 years toonami
I remember those elementary school weekends. Staying up late watching Toonami: Midnight Run and then waking up on Saturday to catch Rising Sun
This is some dangerous nostalgia; more please.