I always kind of wondered why it took Big Duo so long to take off as Big O fell down towards it. Earlier in the fight, Big Duo just easily dodged Big O, yet later, he couldn't get off the ground fast enough.
@Carolina to the Caribbean one other thing I noticed is that sometimes simultaneous events during fights in Big O are shown back-to-back as though they happened after one another. If you look over a number of the fights, I think even starting with the first episode, it becomes noticeable. In a few episodes this led to some confusion on the part of commentators, but if you watch carefully you'll realize you're seeing 'what was happening at the same time about a second or two ago' - Big O likely already started falling and Big Duo had a split-second to start his engines; Seebach flinched.
@@ZeoCrysis I was lucky enough to grow up with this a a kid watching it on cartoon network. This song has always stuck with me since I first watched this as a kid. You have a sense of urgency, that if this fails everything will crumble and it gets you going 🔥🔥
For the montage when you and your friends have to evacuate your city in a hurry because an unspeakable evil is at the door. Dropped teddy bear as little kid gets carried away, young men helping an old man into the back of a truck, nurses loading ambulances, and police bravely trying to hold the blockade while the hero's mecha goes through a startup sequence.
Not sure why but this song always reminds me of the episode where Rodger is trying to stop the meteor. The scenes where Big O was staring down the oncoming meteor for some reason sends shivers up my spine. Similarly, I think of both battles between Big O and Big Duo.
If you listen to this at work, watch out… the gloves could come off. I’ll always think of Big O plunging at Big Duo with Schwarzwald in sheer terror with this playing. Literally one of most epic scenes I have ever experienced.
The Big O has an awesome story. Roger's last flashback, he sees himself being mass produced as an android/robot unit of some sort, which looked pretty similar to how Big Ears looked in the falling apart Speakeasy Lounge at the beginning of the last episode... Also notice that Schwartzwald's face did look robotic every time you could see a good shot of it. And if you pay attention to the 'truth' Michael Zebach learned, you'll find what I'm going to go on to say makes sense. It would seem they were all robot actors in a simulated reality thing, which the 'real Angel' controlled from outside of the simulated reality, which was Paradigm City itself. It seems Angel was working on a novel/book/screenplay, or something of the sort. Maybe the simulated reality literally is what your show is, and she's recording the show as it goes. That actually might make the most sense. And she keeps resetting it and changing things, hence the "40 years ago when everyone lost their memories" yet Roger and others have flashbacks and such that show them fragments of memories that they don't remember (the dead Roger in the Big O in a flashback, the Roger who made the deal with old man Rosewater, the Roger androids that were being mass produced in the flashback, etc.).
@ElementalArtist Ultimately both animated seasons are canon in the sense of the anime's story. The manga and anime do have their differences, that's for-sure! I personally love The Big O's first and second animated seasons. Its ending wasn't perfect by any means, but at the same time I do like it a lot in the sense that it reminds me of how RahXephon ended (and... I guess Evangelion, but I'm more of a RahXephon guy). Some people will say "if it didn't happen in the manga it isn't part of the story" and I get that but that's not really how I see things. If it was in an anime series, but wasn't in the manga/novel/etc., then the animated series essentially has it's own story that's slightly changed and it becomes a story of its own (in a way) if it's determined by fans/etc. to truly be that different from the original (manga, for example). I do agree, season 1 of The Big O is fantastic. I re-watch it all the time, except I watch through both seasons. : ) I own it on DVD too, but I think my copy's bootlegged. I don't mind though. ^ _ ^
@@Xbuster6 That's a pretty good explanation of what is happening in Paradigm City. Also the fact that some robots grow and get older, that's something that left me thinking too.
@@AccelSternritter Always have to wonder just how advanced the robots are. Can they reproduce, and what did old man Rosewater mean when he called people his special tomatos? I like that at the end, even though everyone and everything may not be real, their decisions and their actions and their beliefs mattered. There was a God outside the questions of reality, and even as the last human, Roger Smith, is being erased, he is following his purpose, his belief, his desire, and his role to the end because that's what made his identity/soul/life have meaning. Even if nothing is real, unless you believe in yourself nothing will change.
The past is the past, let it die. Take the risk of living in the moment, however scary it might be. Thats what it means to be free. People are not ruled by their memories!
It's terrifying to realize you are a character in a story, your part may be infinitesimal or the main character, but what matters is you play a part. If one doesn't seize the reins of their memories and make their future a reality, then the part they play means nothing. Seizing and proving an unknowable truth? Reclaiming a world for your glorious dreams? Capturing the heart of the love of your life? Defeating your past and making a future you can live in? When God looks upon his creation, he is both the director and the audience, captive to his own designs as they play out, can you truly say you played your part or did you run away when something unknown, scary, or powerful told you to give in to defeat and death, humiliation and hubris, nothingness and destruction. Be Rodger Smith.
Roger Smith is when you use that god like power for civility peace justice honor and all encompassing good the big O is the rock that holds the weight of thouse ideas and when thouse who opposed the being of thouse ideals they felt it's crushing power. Civility is our iron giant it is our big O
I've noticed lots of similarities in the sound track to James bond, godzilla, nightmare before Xmas, star wars ect, it blends it all so well you wouldn't notice watching the show
"No matter how many times you come back from the grave, that's where's you belong. ETERNAL SLEEP MEANS ETERNAL!"
Schwarzwald: teehee (comes back again)
"Looks like this useless false sky of yours has given me a chance to win...
Seems like the tables have turned!"
I always kind of wondered why it took Big Duo so long to take off as Big O fell down towards it. Earlier in the fight, Big Duo just easily dodged Big O, yet later, he couldn't get off the ground fast enough.
@Carolina to the Caribbean one other thing I noticed is that sometimes simultaneous events during fights in Big O are shown back-to-back as though they happened after one another. If you look over a number of the fights, I think even starting with the first episode, it becomes noticeable. In a few episodes this led to some confusion on the part of commentators, but if you watch carefully you'll realize you're seeing 'what was happening at the same time about a second or two ago' - Big O likely already started falling and Big Duo had a split-second to start his engines; Seebach flinched.
THIS ENDS ONCE AND FOR ALL! (USE SUDDEN IMPACT!)
Big O vs Big Duo goes ham
@@silverdrake3353 that scene of Big O glaring into the cockpit of Big Duo while ripping it's chest plate off is chilling if you think about it.
*CAST IN THE NAME OF GOD - YE NOT GUILTY*
It's wonderful. I always associate it with Big O dropping down onto Big Duo and kicking it's ass.
0:35 The part where the hero goes "I don't know if i'm going to make it but i at least i'll take him with me!"
My favorite.
One of my favorite battle themes. It's got a lot of heart. When things look hard, you don't give up, you just try harder.
I agree
この曲がBIG-Ｏの世界観を形成する重要な要素のひとつだということは明白です。名曲❤❤❤
I heard that Big O did not perform well in Japan. Is that true?
@@adcon00Its more for a western audience anyway.
This song gets me so hyped and ready to tear shit up when need be.
Same here Jake Tomasello
I'm 20 and I started slowly watching this a couple months ago.
R. Dorothy was an instant favorite.
Best goth girlfriend ever
You're such a louse Roger Smith
You're watching a classic my friend...a classic i watched it for the first time when i was 12 then years later when i was around 17
@@ZeoCrysis I was lucky enough to grow up with this a a kid watching it on cartoon network. This song has always stuck with me since I first watched this as a kid.
You have a sense of urgency, that if this fails everything will crumble and it gets you going 🔥🔥
Everybody loves Dorothy.
Such a corny anime, but still so damn awesome, due in no small part to the amazing musical score.
I'm going to blast this at every traffic stop until I look the other driver right in the eyes, and we both nod in acknowledgement.
i got you man if we ever meet i got you 😁
I’d love to see that 😅
Then you both yell "BIG O...! SHOWTIME!"
Waiting for ya bud
For the montage when you and your friends have to evacuate your city in a hurry because an unspeakable evil is at the door. Dropped teddy bear as little kid gets carried away, young men helping an old man into the back of a truck, nurses loading ambulances, and police bravely trying to hold the blockade while the hero's mecha goes through a startup sequence.
MEGADUCE!
"That boss fight after all you loved and held is gone"
The despair of losing everything, so you fight on in a fit of rage.
I can now listen this in my car and pretend I'm piloting Big O XD
CAST IN THE NAME OF GOD... YE NOT GUILTY (FLASHES)
SHOW TIME!
Roger:"Big o" ....pause with a godly pose "it show time"
@@mrdragon9523
*bursts out of the ground*
Ten minutes later: "several buildings destroyed, over 3000 dead in weird car accident"
That 90's mix quality......refreshing.......
Cast in the name of God...Ye not guilty!
Ye not guilty !
Ye not.
Ye Guilty
Ye boiiiiiiii
We have came to team Big O
Not sure why but this song always reminds me of the episode where Rodger is trying to stop the meteor. The scenes where Big O was staring down the oncoming meteor for some reason sends shivers up my spine.
Similarly, I think of both battles between Big O and Big Duo.
It was a 🛰
@@cunningsmile4166 True, it was a satellite.
Alex Rosewater disliked this
Rosewater is just jealous cause he was found guilty
@@EmptyGrave1992 And the fact that he wasted Big Fau's arms for nothing LOL!"
@@jwwprod3862Big Fau never got to have its rightful dominus.
If you listen to this at work, watch out… the gloves could come off.
I’ll always think of Big O plunging at Big Duo with Schwarzwald in sheer terror with this playing.
Literally one of most epic scenes I have ever experienced.
This theme is my Jam!!
Then is could be Dorothy's Butter lol
Same
Aww yeah SHOWTIME!!!
Your a louse Roger Smith
Your a louse Roger Smith
BIG O! 2024! ACTION!!!
This show was so amazing especially when a big fight is about to come up then it ends and we gotta wait till the next day
The Big O has an awesome story. Roger's last flashback, he sees himself being mass produced as an android/robot unit of some sort, which looked pretty similar to how Big Ears looked in the falling apart Speakeasy Lounge at the beginning of the last episode... Also notice that Schwartzwald's face did look robotic every time you could see a good shot of it. And if you pay attention to the 'truth' Michael Zebach learned, you'll find what I'm going to go on to say makes sense.
It would seem they were all robot actors in a simulated reality thing, which the 'real Angel' controlled from outside of the simulated reality, which was Paradigm City itself.
It seems Angel was working on a novel/book/screenplay, or something of the sort. Maybe the simulated reality literally is what your show is, and she's recording the show as it goes.
That actually might make the most sense. And she keeps resetting it and changing things, hence the "40 years ago when everyone lost their memories" yet Roger and others have flashbacks and such that show them fragments of memories that they don't remember (the dead Roger in the Big O in a flashback, the Roger who made the deal with old man Rosewater, the Roger androids that were being mass produced in the flashback, etc.).
@ElementalArtist Ultimately both animated seasons are canon in the sense of the anime's story. The manga and anime do have their differences, that's for-sure!
I personally love The Big O's first and second animated seasons. Its ending wasn't perfect by any means, but at the same time I do like it a lot in the sense that it reminds me of how RahXephon ended (and... I guess Evangelion, but I'm more of a RahXephon guy).
Some people will say "if it didn't happen in the manga it isn't part of the story" and I get that but that's not really how I see things. If it was in an anime series, but wasn't in the manga/novel/etc., then the animated series essentially has it's own story that's slightly changed and it becomes a story of its own (in a way) if it's determined by fans/etc. to truly be that different from the original (manga, for example).
I do agree, season 1 of The Big O is fantastic. I re-watch it all the time, except I watch through both seasons. : ) I own it on DVD too, but I think my copy's bootlegged. I don't mind though. ^ _ ^
@@Xbuster6 That's a pretty good explanation of what is happening in Paradigm City. Also the fact that some robots grow and get older, that's something that left me thinking too.
@@AccelSternritter Always have to wonder just how advanced the robots are. Can they reproduce, and what did old man Rosewater mean when he called people his special tomatos?
I like that at the end, even though everyone and everything may not be real, their decisions and their actions and their beliefs mattered. There was a God outside the questions of reality, and even as the last human, Roger Smith, is being erased, he is following his purpose, his belief, his desire, and his role to the end because that's what made his identity/soul/life have meaning.
Even if nothing is real, unless you believe in yourself nothing will change.
Very WestWorld
Excellent extension. I extended mine as well and yours and mine are very very close. Practically 98% the same
The past is the past, let it die. Take the risk of living in the moment, however scary it might be. Thats what it means to be free. People are not ruled by their memories!
So fucking dope. Song still slaps, even after all these years.
This music is how you know shit's gotten real.
"R.D. is.... R. Dorothy!?"
"Goodbye.... NEGOTIATOR!!!"
- Episode 13, R.D.
It's Showtime!
ACTION!
한번씩 들어보는 좋았던 BGM
Big O! Showtime!
この作品は海外の人気高いんだな❤️
In America it sure is.
Big Robot fights at their finest that being said we need Big O in the new Godzilla :D
GODZILLA VS. MEGADEUCE
I would love to see this
Good stuff, and reminds me of some of the music from Das Boot (U96 if you're wondering).
Glad I'm not the only one who thought that
Good night, DOTTIE!
I don't know why I like that line so much, I just do.
Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon came out last week, and I've been listening to this to get my hyped during the really tough boss fights.
BIG O! SHOWTIME!
勇気づけられる、音楽。
The entire Big O score cannot be fucked with my goodness
*BIG O IT'S SHOWTIME!!!*
Beautifully done ☺️
best part for me at 1:10
mine too bro. hands down best part of the song
You know the best part for me? Right when the song even starts
I gree.
getting some serious metal gear vibes here
This is in my hip hop mix? Hell yeah!
良いね〜
The scene I most associate with this song is when Big O is pummeling Big Duo, and all Schwartzvald can do is scream in horror like a sane person.
Sweet old memories 🎻🎻🎻🎻
このbgm聞くと何故か、ビックデュオとの決着シーンと25話のラストシーンを思い出す。
な、なんだとっ！？
お前の言う偽りの空が、
私に勝機を与えてくれたようだ。
形勢逆転だな、んっ！
うひゃああああああっ！！
こいつで、とどめだっ！！
うううわああああああああっ！！
な、なんだぁっ？
ひっ、ひあああああああっ！
ん！？
同じだ、あの時と…。
おまえたちは、主を必要としないのか？
それとも主を選ぶのか？
ロジャー・スミス。
0:35! Sooo good! 🔥🔥🔥
Showtime.....
and now we have came to terms..
"We have choices some people choose to stand in the rain without an umbrella thats what it means to be free"
Can you do this to the other one? Sure promise its showtime!!!/thank you👍💞
It's terrifying to realize you are a character in a story, your part may be infinitesimal or the main character, but what matters is you play a part. If one doesn't seize the reins of their memories and make their future a reality, then the part they play means nothing.
Seizing and proving an unknowable truth?
Reclaiming a world for your glorious dreams?
Capturing the heart of the love of your life?
Defeating your past and making a future you can live in?
When God looks upon his creation, he is both the director and the audience, captive to his own designs as they play out, can you truly say you played your part or did you run away when something unknown, scary, or powerful told you to give in to defeat and death, humiliation and hubris, nothingness and destruction.
Be Rodger Smith.
Roger Smith is when you use that god like power for civility peace justice honor and all encompassing good the big O is the rock that holds the weight of thouse ideas and when thouse who opposed the being of thouse ideals they felt it's crushing power. Civility is our iron giant it is our big O
The only way to win is to not play.
Big O! It's Showtime!
お前の言う､偽りの空が私に勝機を与えてくれた•••
カタルシスの反撃は､悪役みたいな迫力｡
Big O it’s Showtime !
Big O punch a meteor
"This is the power of Roger, I, and also of The Big O."
また放送してくれないかなー
If there was ever a Big O live action film/show Roger Smith would have to be played by John Hamm
Jeremy Renner!
This is the kind of boss music you hear when you know you’re gonna win
When you operate a genie boom lift at work.
“This city…is cursed!!!
And I will strike a curse on YOU, Roger Smith!”
Showtime
Big o ... Its show time !!
Sorry I have no idea. It''s some song by Zulu Gremlin, i tried typing lyrics in google but got no results. It's an underground song i think.
Theme épic 👍🏻
FINALLY.....I FOUND IT 😭
Rearrangement of Brick Ballades and other tracks that use the similar sequence of notes.
CAST IN THE NAME GOD..... YE NOT GUILTY, BIG O... IN ACTION
*pulls arm back
Makes this anime look like a Bond film XD
We have come to terms.
YOURE DOROTHY WAYNERIGHT! JUST BE WHO YOU ARE!
Roger
BGMがカッコいい！鳥肌がたつ
awsome
ビゴーの曲は何々風な曲が滅茶苦茶多いけど(よく言えばオマージュ)、
この曲はuボートかな？と思わせてブレードランナーのエンディングになるというテクニカルな曲です😘
Ro... ger...
Very similar to the Metal Gear Solid encounter theme.
I've noticed lots of similarities in the sound track to James bond, godzilla, nightmare before Xmas, star wars ect, it blends it all so well you wouldn't notice watching the show
FOR GET GODZILLA....This is ROBOTS only!
BigO vs Gundam Wing vs Pacific Rim vs Zoids vs Power Rangers
what about mecha godzilla .-.
Roger smith ALWAYS finds a way
@WolfSS gonna be honest kiryu>Big-o
@@slayertakim1 that counts
Also have you considered doing an extended version of this including the track "The Holy" ? which is basically the same but slightly different?
最近政治や経済に関するニュースで使われることが増えたね。エヴァもそうだけど、なんだかなー。
uボート っぽい😮
Very Bladerunner-ey
The whole anime is.
Spoiled girl with a major attitude
Not my type !
*Dorthy awkwardly shuffles away*
*I'M TELLING YOU, GET BACK, WE'RE RUNNING OUT OF TIME!*
Eternal sleep means ETERNAL!!!!!
"No way out huh? We'll see..."
"On the 💰🏃"
Kool G Rap 😆 Lol
DAS BOAT
o i see
I blasted this while assembling a computer......Why do I have a Mech now?!?!?!
pelican! pelicanpelican! pelican!
ビッグオー処刑ターイム！
いつ、何度聴いてもカッコいいわ！！
Mechassult players be
(I thought we were going up against a Timber Wolf)
[Yeah why]
(THAT'S A F--KING ATLAS)
mechwarrior or batletech
they are the same thing
Need to start play this music while playing GTA
This makes me want to pilot a giant robot and smash other giant robots
this has to be the same guy that worked on the ost for zipang
its so sad to know big o was underrated, I mean it was animated by the people who animated batman. smh.
America saved it
if bruce wayne had a giant robot in place of a cape.
cast in the name of god ye not guilty