@@ScamboliReviews Hi Scamboli, it's me, the man who did not and instead watched other offbrand ecchi shows like date a live. There is no salvation, I tell you
The anime of Rosario+Vampiire was a tragedy, because the manga actually turned into a pretty serious story with really good art. It's kinda cool how you watch the mangaka's art progressively improve as the story turns from a cliche harem comedy into a strong character-driven fantasy-action drama.
I didn't get to reading the manga until about six years after finishing the anime. I totally felt upset about how the anime went about things. I still enjoy the anime but definitely hope it gets a decent remake someday.
yeah the difference beetwen the manga and anime is gigantic in the manga the MC is a cool guy but in the anime damn he just a generic ecchi protagonist
@@soft-and-wet9788 I was pretty upset too, I watched the anime in 2016 and when I read the manga in 2021 I was upset, the art was definitely great especially as the story progresses, and while it might not be the best story ever it was quite unique in its own ways and could definitely have made a name for itself at the time and be remembered as something instead of just forgotten and sometimes brought up as that one ecchi anime, the manga had a pretty solid and consistent power system which I appreciate, the action was good and the story was decent to above average I also hope it gets a good remake following the manga properly
It's not just that it turned into a moderately gripping story as it continued its run-- the manga actually started out very well, compared to the anime.
While I wouldn't recommend Sora no Otoshimono/Heaven's Lost Property to anyone right now, it has a special place in my heart, as it marked my transition from watching complete garbage for the booba to liking more complex and layered stories. Sora no Otoshimono starts as a lighthearted pointless comedy and then slowly builds up some darker undertones and a more complex plot as the season 2 and 3 progress. I won't pretend those "more serious" elements are any good by my current standards but I still think it was a suitable rite-of-passage show after which I started going for better stories overall in media.
To add, SnO had 2-3 character moments that I really appreciated back then. I don't remember the exact context but the blue-not-Hatsune-Miku-one had an ample opportunity to grab MC for herself amid some teen drama moments (I think Icarus had disappeared or smth) and almost did but decided to stop in the end in order not to hurt Icarus. It isn't 10/10 writing by any means but it added a level of characterization I hadn't seen in other ecchis at the time.
The fact that I used to think this anime had an actual plot, going as far as rewatching episodes to understand everything and not miss a thing they mention...took me a season to realize that wasn’t the case
I remember my 15 year old me scroling through bad pirated RUclips Videos when you were still able to upload full anime episodes and being very confused where the plotlines of the show where.
I mean, ecchi does have a value if you are actively looking for it. There are fun ecchi series that can still be enjoyable if you want it, for some specific reason, but... well, they do at least have somewhat going on beyond "Wow boobies". And still in small doses.
As a little girl I watched it and cried so much at the last movie, I still remember eating a big ass piece of candy after spending all night awake searching for the subbed episodes while drowning in my tears. Ikaros was my favorite character and fuck... I cried so much when she died, all the story was washed from my mind as they had their last moments. It was fucked up, like watching Elfen Lied at 11, what I did, but was entertaining and made my day better so... It was worth it
@@ivanbackfromthecardshop8093 Just became in the manga much older and in my language there was no translation, there still not many, just started in the English, for real, some years ago, I can now but it's not my priority. Still, watching it remains as a good memory of that time.
Honestly, heaven's lost property is hilarious. Its not really fair to compare it to some of the other ecchi of the time, it had an actual story. Especially if you've read the manga.
This is actually one of the least watchable ecchi anime of the era tbh, and it's entirely Tomoki's fault. Additionally, literally all of them had a story, but, as with this show, they were terribly written stories.
@@frizzlmizzl9058 The author did this with his latest anime plunderer lmao. But it’s actually animated, all fun and games then what do you know everyone is dying and good animation too.
@@XBlackMoonRisingX015 iirc it's not that much better BUT, I think it's just because so many anime from the mid-2000s got the damn "We made this anime just to advertise the source material, and you totally need to check it out because it's better/we just left you hanging with this goddamn cliffhanger" syndrome.
Heaven's Lost Property was actually recommended to me by a normal, pretty girl (not a social outcast) in Highschool. She thought it was actually good. I ended up reading all of it for all the wrong reasons, but I remember the serious parts hitting home. 'Waking up crying from a dream you don't remember' felt melancholic. And when he fools around as a voodoo doll all the time, when he switches back into a human being it immediately changes the tone. The blonde male friend was cool, too.
Not exactly sure on your standing of the Main character of this series (Tomoki) but, I’m glad that there are people like you out there that enjoy his serious moments. I feel like his serious moments get undermined and ignored, and people just look at the times he was a pervert.
"When you haven't done anything with a girl and you're at the point where a touch on the shoulder makes your blood pressure spike" tfw you're still at that point
This was my favorite anime back in 2011 in fact it was the first anime I ever watched, but dude this anime literally shaped my aesthetic for art and stories, not because of the whole ecchi bad jokes aspect but for the whole robot girl thing and the mystery that was imposed by the synapse i honestly really liked the concept of the anime especially when it got dark and that all really stuck with me until now (but yes I did want Ikaros to be real, even stayed up some nights thinking about it)
As someone who got into anime bc of this one, who's online Persona was Tomoki for many years now and who still loves this anime to this day.. I approve of this video
This anime was the best anime i ever seen because it hits differently than the others. It connected to me in such an emotional level that has never been seen before. I don't know what the comment section saying... maybe they just want an action pact anime with blood and swords every episode, this was about the angeloids learning that they aren't playthings, slaves, but are people like you and me. Ikaros learning to be human, Nymph learning how to let go of her past life as a slave and become free is so satisfying and heartwarming to watch the development happen.
I read Chibi-Vampire in middle school. All the time. And it's pretty much to most girly manga ever. It's about a girl vampire who, instead of sucking blood like normal vampires, she produces too much blood for her body to hold. So she has to bite victims and give them her blood (which automatically matches anyone's blood type) and it makes them feel amazing the next day. I got it from my cousin and I had no money so it's the only manga I had.
The chibi vampire manga is pretty good. I still reread the whole thing every now and then. Yuna kagesaki also made the Hekikai no Aion manga( starts out rough but improves later on) and the witches house the diary of ellen( best to play the witchs house game first. It contains spoiler backstory of a character that totally spoils the games ending.) Unfortunately Aion never got fully released in English so it's best to stick with scans. As far as I know the witches house manga is her most recently released in English. It's a very bloody supernatural horror manga and pretty fun. I'm honestly surprised she doesn't write horror much. I love how her art is instantly recognizable. It's probably the way she draws eyes.
@@yunogasai1338 that’s awesome I’ll definitely check it out! I’m surprised i enjoyed it as much as i did cuz I’m not into that kind of manga, but the characters were so like-able I couldn’t put it down. And it’s definitely the eyes. Yuna has a very unique style to her art that’s instantly recognizable.
@@asneakylawngnome5792 I've been hoping more of her work would get an english release. Not even her rendition of higurashi's kokoroiyashi hen ( or heart healing arc) manga got one, even though most of the series has been released in English* just missing several spin off stories). It's an arc that rakes place near the end of the series so I thought for sure we'd get it. Sadly no luck.
This was the very first anime to which I sat down to and seriously watched and invested myself into, from then onwards, I was weeb. Before this, I’d just watch anime from the tv over my sister’s shoulder, not really paying much attention to it. So I gotta thank Heaven’s Lost Property since I probably wouldn’t be who I am today without it. Can’t believe I just said that but it’s true.
A week ago I decided to binge read the manga after years of wanting to know what happened next. I was happy to remember the characters and the world and learn what became of them after the anime and movie (I didn't know there was a second movie until after I began reading). The wish-granting thing being nerfed in-universe was explained (can't remember if it was explained in the anime) after Tomoki wakes up. Since Tomoki wished for it to all be a dream, Ikaros made not only the wishes from the card all a dream, but also the omni-potent card. That's how they lost the omni-potent wishes. Ikaros still had older model cards that have limited abilities, and that's why Tomoki and the others can't just wish for anything. I enjoyed the read, but I understand it's far from a masterpiece. The series is definitely "harem trope-heavy" 80% of the time. It also just has some weird plot points that's definitely just because the author wills it. The old model cards are literally just plot devices for shenanigans though not the actual plot except the Dive Game. One major theme of the series is to make your own decisions, so Tomoki refuses to accept Nymph as his servant, but for some reason he keeps Ikaros? He almost accepts Nymph to help give her wings, but in that moment she sprouts new ones (for reasons later explained in the manga or maybe Movie 2) so Tomoki just says never mind. Still, I had fun reading it, but maybe that's just me because I enjoy stupid shit. When Tomoki isn't performing any criminally perverted actions or when the rest of the cast isn't "comically" assaulting Tomoki, the series is enjoyable. Unfortunately that just means scraping out at least 80% of the series. The little moments where Tomoki seriously questions the Angeloids and Angels actions and motives are nice. I really enjoyed Eishirou, Nymph, and Chaos's character arcs; Astraea's was fine too. I wish Hiyori had more focus outside plot relevancy, but I guess her aggressiveness in love would force the plot against the author's expectations. Ikaros's arc was to be expected. Sohara nearly doesn't have an arc despite becoming what could've been an important character at the end.
these are my thoughts. if they just threw out the, what is basically filler out the window it could've actually been enjoyable and have an interesting world.
Manga only here, Heaven's lost property was one of the first manga i've ever read. I don't know how the anime handled it but the manga did at least have some couple of intriguing mysteries in it. Most of the time at the end of the typical "wacky ecchi chapter" is some rather dark story developments, the glasses-wearing guy was my favorite as he's the only one who actually investigate shits and get the plot moving. Another thing i like is Ikaros's character. Even though she falls into the emotionless submissive anime girl stereotype, she's hardly ever been put in extreme sexual situations like the other girls, with Tomoki (really hope i got his name right) going out of his way to never really harass her or take advantage of her submissiveness toward him. I've read Dears and Chobits, mangas with similar emotionless/ naive Main Female Character like Ikaros, and they were pretty much just cute "waifu" whose personality didn't matter at all. At the end of their mangas, the main female get a "reset", basically forgo all of their character development and turning them into innocent blank slate once again, it feel like the author is stuck between sexualizing them and treating them like children that need constant coddling (honestly i don't even dislike these mangas, but the fact that the main females are just pretty but empty shells whose only purpose is to follow the MC around bugs me a lot) In contrast, Ikaros does get a chance to develop as a character, she does grows to care about things outside of Tomoki, she does learn to fight not because of orders but to protects her loved ones.Tomoki actively encouraged Ikaros to feel and think for herself, i should note that one of the first time Tomoki became genuinely attracted to Ikaros was when he saw her smile. Sorry for the rambling btw, i've reread Heaven's lost property recently and didn't have any place to put my thoughts so i wrote most of them here. All in all, i wouldn't say the manga was a masterpiece or anything, the ecchi slice-of-life side of the story can either be dull or extremly infuriaring for those who are not into those sort thing. Tomoki isn't anything new, being a harem protagonist with girls flocking all over him eventhough the most he ever do is treating them with the utmost basic of human decency. The manga was average to mediocre at best,even so, it still did have a lot of great things about it that's sadly overlooked nowadays.
At one point, as the actual plot of the series began picking up with Nymph and (let me google his name...) Sugata investigating some mysterious shit.... it hit me: why isn't this guy the main character? Sugata here is actually being proactive and advancing the plot. Tomoki is off committing assault and other perverted shit like he always does. So why isn't Sugata the main character with Tomoki doing pathetic goofy hijinks off in the background? And that's when I finally realized how the plot is largely irrelevant and it's all just an excuse for titties and panty shots and sexual assault and violent assault. So it doesn't matter that Tomoki spends all his time getting beaten up, committing assault, creeping girls out, and otherwise doing perverted hijinks... as that's the show. The plot just doesn't matter. So I guess it's mindless popcorn trash you can watch with your brain box firmly switched off, but it wasn't for me. For one, actual tiddies are always a single google search away. So why not just cut out the middle man of terrible plot and skip to the actual "content" being offered here? I just don't have time for ecchi animes unless there is enough story, intriguing characters, or well written comedy to go with the padding (Also I thought Nymph should have paired up with Sugata as they were the only competent, non-insane, characters in the show... well, the least insane.)
The intro of this vid described every anime I watched for the exact reason I watched them in middle school. At least I know I’m not alone in that anymore 🥲
Honestly the reason I kept watching heavens lost properly for so long was because I was actually interested in the story. I never finished it because of the OTHER plot it was so interested in showing, but the story going on in the background is so damn interesting to me. Maybe one day ill read the manga if its not as bad as the anime with echi shit. Also, I really like tomoki's va lmao
This was the first "real" anime series (besides studio ghibli and evangelion movies that where broadcasted in free tv) that I have watched years ago. I regret nothing. The manga really was better though.
I really liked berserk but I got immediately put off when the "jail" arc started. I hate it when the objective is to get someone out of jail. So cliche and so boring. I feel bad for not finishing the anime but cliche books and anime really gave me a trauma with jail themes.
did we all watch this when we were like 14 or something damm, i stricly remember this one being like, one of the first ones you see in your beginner phase per say, and then you watch more and more substantial stuff as time goes by.
Still gotta be one of the best harem comedies I've had the degenerate pleasure of watching. I'm still salty they never continued after Enternally My Master
Wow, finaly someone appreciating Helck, that is a good manga. Great subversion of tropes and great synergy on the main cast. Try reading Verndio - Surreal Sword Saga, a "sequel?" to Helck
I'm so happy you made a video on Heavens lost property idc if it isn't good or meaningful it's my favorite ecchi and it never gets talked about. I always end up smiling, laughing, or just enjoying myself in general when I watch it and at the end of the day isn't that what it's all about
I rewatched Heaven's Lost Property and I completely agree😂 Tomoki's voice in the English dub was weird at first, but for some reason, I was oddly amused. This anime has it's own charm, with how it would "tease" the ecchi aspect instead of going all in like *cough* Redo of Healer 😂 I also love how there's a different ending soundtrack for each episode. They were all catchy and creative
First off, mad props to your creative process. I've been watching your videos for a little under a year now and you're my favorite anime-related RUclipsr. Obviously it's your channel, your call, but I would like to see more videos about anime and trends that you do like versus the ones you don't. I think you're funnier and more interesting when you're talking about what's great in a show. I get hyped when a new video comes out from you, but five of your last nine videos are about things that you dislike rather than you like. What I've gotten most out of your content is finding gems that I've missed, like Land of the Lustrous and Made in Abyss. I don't get any gems about what to watch next when you talk about something that you've come to realize is shit. I'll keep watching them all the way through to help with watch-time because I'd like to see this channel grow and get more of the recognition it deserves. All that said, I caught that you said this would be the final video like this in a while, so if you're already going in that direction then disregard the comment! Thanks for helping me find some of my favorite shows so far, and keep up the great work!
This, Rosario Vampire, and Girls Bravo were my shit when I was like 12. I even did a shit review on Heaven's Lost Property on my old channel. Now I'm just into shit, but with magic.
Yes the humor was juvenile. Yes, the tone was all over the place. Yes, the story took forever to go anywhere and never really did. But there are ways to turn these traits into quality if you do them well enough and a few of these old harem series managed to do it. I think this is one of these cases along with often maligned shows such as Love Hina and Hayate no Gotoku. A terrible concept very well executed by a mangaka who knows exactly what they are doing. I'll admit that these mangas (not talking about the animes, they usually suck) didn't always age very well, but if you compare them to the dredge of that time, you can acknowledge the craftsmanship and there are still things to be appreciated here. I still remember some of the chapters of HLP and they are still hilarious and even the tonal shifts, despite being as subtle as Loss often work in a very strange and hard to describe way. Even someone who hates isekai as a genre should be able to acknowledge that some are better than others and we should be able to do the same thing with 2000s harem rom-coms.
Its always a good day when scamboli uploads. On a side note you should do a review on 'K Project': super underrated, 10/10 animation(it was from 2012) 10/10 music 8/10 plot, all lovable characters and 2 seasons. This show needs the recognition it deserves.
I have no idea why but this triggered a memory of me watch our an high school host club, which I watched all of and enjoyed it but I don’t remember a single thing. Maybe a vid on the fever dream that that anime was would be good
I’m not gonna lie. I read the manga and legit cried when the dude with glasses died. One of the only ones that made me cry. I remember the basic premise of Sekirei but I’ve no clue what the end is. Goddamn that VPN ad hit me like an isekai truck.
I recognize most of this is satire and actually calls out the flaws of heaven’s lost property. But are we forgetting about the plot, yes there was a plot and most of the episodes were filler with little to almost no plot relevance but with a twist actually presented character arcs that set up the the two movies. Heaven’s lost property: the clockwork Angeloid, which takes place alongside season 1, and Heaven’s lost property: Finale. Surprising that I remember all this considering I haven’t watched this show in years.
Man, I remember binging this manga a few years ago in one go. Enjoyed it despite all the weird shenanigans, guess being new to the whole anime medium helps. When I heard there was an anime adaptation, stuck my head a bit to check it up, looked shit, goes back to reading. It ended pretty well I think, twisting Eishirou's backstory is a nice way to go and end the series.
I remember trying this show when I first got into anime and dropped it in episode 1. Then I went back and tried again 2 years later and loved it though of course I switched to the manga halfway thru s2 before its ruined.
Damn scam Is digging deep into the “culture” to find this condensed gem of garbage, might have to give it a rewatch now...and remind myself what it was to watch literal trash so that I can better appreciate how much good anime there is on a seasonal basis these days
when i watched it that was the first and last time i ever looked up a voice actor to check out what this apparently human thing looks like Greg Ayres has a voice straight from hell!
@Doctor Plague I agree that he's pretty excessive with some of his critiques, but I still think he's entertaining and hilarious. If you enjoy the anime I think that's great! Everyone appreciates different anime for different reasons.
I would recommend watching this show without the dub. Or, better yet, reading the manga. I personally haven't seen this show yet, having watched Syy's ten-part video essay that takes the polar opposite stance to this video, but in those videos, one of the ten parts is dedicated to how inferior the dub is at conveying the show's qualities. Between the delivery, how apparently the dub censors or removes some vital parts or something, and other things (It's been some time since I've watched it) I think you've gotten the short end of the stick here. I think, in judging this show as a basic ecchi harem anime that you enjoyed as a kid but can't enjoy now because of all the ecchi filler content, it made it more difficult to enjoy when the show did take itself seriously because part of its appeal is in how it subverts the expectations of being a harem comedy. There are certainly a handful of anime that fit that lens, but I think this wasn't the best example, personally.
come on man, this was and still is the best anime i've ever watch but will never watch again coz i know how it will go now that im older.. still has a special place in my heart.
"Pass around the same 4 voice actors like a soggy backwood" I love this saying more than I should. Also god was it so damn true. 2005 - 2012 or so. It was baaaad. That one female that plays one of the main characters, example being Full Metal Panic. That one grown man that's always playing teenahe children because he has a high pitched voiced...and the moment I unpause at 1:32 the mfer comes up. Steven Blum. And then that one soft spoken female who always plays a young teen and is typically a supporting character. Holy fuck; I just remembered that I watched this. The flying panties clip brought it back. Man, this show was mad forgettable. The ONLY thing that stuck with me was them singing about is nipples. Didn't even remember the title.
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No
Was the racist Japanese accent necessary to mock the creator? Yeah he made trash but don't be racist idiot
Hey, you should talk about Babylon. It's good stuff.
Dude when will you make next manga recommendation video
@@MrRawrgasmic its a joke chill
I watched this as a kid. You have shattered My rose tinted glasses lol.
Oh really 😏
Exactly!!!!!!
@@_nickdoyle exactly 😌
Who DIDN'T?
@@ScamboliReviews Hi Scamboli, it's me, the man who did not and instead watched other offbrand ecchi shows like date a live. There is no salvation, I tell you
"his voice is like a fucking flashbang"
you are a gift from god
Good ol' Greg Ayres lol
Glad to know that I'm not the only one who suffered from the same 4 voice actors YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!
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I actively avoided any anime where he was a voice actor. I just couldnt
@@chickenoodle3397 I know at least one of the 4 is Monica Rial.
The anime of Rosario+Vampiire was a tragedy, because the manga actually turned into a pretty serious story with really good art. It's kinda cool how you watch the mangaka's art progressively improve as the story turns from a cliche harem comedy into a strong character-driven fantasy-action drama.
I didn't get to reading the manga until about six years after finishing the anime. I totally felt upset about how the anime went about things. I still enjoy the anime but definitely hope it gets a decent remake someday.
yeah the difference beetwen the manga and anime is gigantic in the manga the MC is a cool guy but in the anime damn he just a generic ecchi protagonist
@@soft-and-wet9788 I was pretty upset too, I watched the anime in 2016 and when I read the manga in 2021 I was upset, the art was definitely great especially as the story progresses, and while it might not be the best story ever it was quite unique in its own ways and could definitely have made a name for itself at the time and be remembered as something instead of just forgotten and sometimes brought up as that one ecchi anime, the manga had a pretty solid and consistent power system which I appreciate, the action was good and the story was decent to above average I also hope it gets a good remake following the manga properly
@@SeperSuzu yeah the anime production simply didnt give a damn
It's not just that it turned into a moderately gripping story as it continued its run-- the manga actually started out very well, compared to the anime.
While I wouldn't recommend Sora no Otoshimono/Heaven's Lost Property to anyone right now, it has a special place in my heart, as it marked my transition from watching complete garbage for the booba to liking more complex and layered stories. Sora no Otoshimono starts as a lighthearted pointless comedy and then slowly builds up some darker undertones and a more complex plot as the season 2 and 3 progress. I won't pretend those "more serious" elements are any good by my current standards but I still think it was a suitable rite-of-passage show after which I started going for better stories overall in media.
To add, SnO had 2-3 character moments that I really appreciated back then. I don't remember the exact context but the blue-not-Hatsune-Miku-one had an ample opportunity to grab MC for herself amid some teen drama moments (I think Icarus had disappeared or smth) and almost did but decided to stop in the end in order not to hurt Icarus. It isn't 10/10 writing by any means but it added a level of characterization I hadn't seen in other ecchis at the time.
I would definitely recommend manga the series really didn't do it justice
There is a third season wtf
@@danielasarmiento3101 wait .... there's a manga of it?
@@d4s0n282 yes, it actually explains pretty much everything whats going on, 1st and 2nd season covers like half of it and different in many places
My younger self's taste was trash and my current self isn't that much better. I'm going to rewatch this
Good luck have fun
@@ScamboliReviews armpjts
uuhh...hello? Based department?
Atleast you know it^^
lmao
Dude, this was literally the first anime i ever watched
Gateway drug to hentai
@@ScamboliReviews pretty much yea
@@obbobo2317 yeah*
@@borkogot5738 who tf
;)
The fact that I used to think this anime had an actual plot, going as far as rewatching episodes to understand everything and not miss a thing they mention...took me a season to realize that wasn’t the case
Facts facts relatable 😂👌🏿💯❤️
LMAOOOO
damn I just watch that anime after watching some animes with heavier stories
I remember my 15 year old me scroling through bad pirated RUclips Videos when you were still able to upload full anime episodes and being very confused where the plotlines of the show where.
It does though, but only in the manga, just like plunderer, this author have a problem with filler
So long story short:
Watching an ecchi/harem series with a post-nut clarity mindset allows you to see how worthwhile/worthless it really is
this can be extended to all other anime cuz all anime are fiction and fiction is worthless
the only good harem shows are Ranma 1/2 (even though it's not really a harem show, peopel like to think it is), Tenchi Muyo and Negima
that's every old weed life cycle
and now I'm addicted to slice of life
I mean, ecchi does have a value if you are actively looking for it. There are fun ecchi series that can still be enjoyable if you want it, for some specific reason, but... well, they do at least have somewhat going on beyond "Wow boobies".
And still in small doses.
@@sarafontanini7051 Add The Fruit of Grisaia to that list.
As a little girl I watched it and cried so much at the last movie, I still remember eating a big ass piece of candy after spending all night awake searching for the subbed episodes while drowning in my tears.
Ikaros was my favorite character and fuck... I cried so much when she died, all the story was washed from my mind as they had their last moments.
It was fucked up, like watching Elfen Lied at 11, what I did, but was entertaining and made my day better so... It was worth it
You should probably read the manga. The anime butchered the manga so if you cared that much you should definitely like it.
@@ivanbackfromthecardshop8093 Just became in the manga much older and in my language there was no translation, there still not many, just started in the English, for real, some years ago, I can now but it's not my priority.
Still, watching it remains as a good memory of that time.
I'm not the only one who made the mistake of watching Elfen Lied before I ever should have watched Elfen Lied, eh? Lol
@@alexanderrahl7034 definitely not
Honestly, heaven's lost property is hilarious. Its not really fair to compare it to some of the other ecchi of the time, it had an actual story.
Especially if you've read the manga.
Like always, the anime changes things in comparison's to the Manga just to fill the status quo.
This is actually one of the least watchable ecchi anime of the era tbh, and it's entirely Tomoki's fault. Additionally, literally all of them had a story, but, as with this show, they were terribly written stories.
I remember reading the manga as a kid and it had that ending that was just funny af thinking about it. Went from “lol booba” to berserk
I checked out the manga ending while making this video and had to go back like 3 chapters to confirm whether or not everyone really just fucking died
@@ScamboliReviews The manga is fucking great
thats what makes it dumb fun
@@frizzlmizzl9058 The author did this with his latest anime plunderer lmao. But it’s actually animated, all fun and games then what do you know everyone is dying and good animation too.
@@XBlackMoonRisingX015 iirc it's not that much better BUT, I think it's just because so many anime from the mid-2000s got the damn "We made this anime just to advertise the source material, and you totally need to check it out because it's better/we just left you hanging with this goddamn cliffhanger" syndrome.
I fucking knew that I wasn’t the only kid who watched this and thought “what even was the point” 😭😭
Even as kids I'm sure we knew there was no point
@@ScamboliReviews touché
As a kid, i couldn't pass through the first 12 min
@@ScamboliReviews the manga was actually going somewhere, but I didn't bother to see where like the lazy ass I am.
@@ScamboliReviews Aheem "titty"
"its very wise to not take a watermelon lightly"
The man speaks the truth
That was my fave moment
Heaven's Lost Property was actually recommended to me by a normal, pretty girl (not a social outcast) in Highschool. She thought it was actually good.
I ended up reading all of it for all the wrong reasons, but I remember the serious parts hitting home. 'Waking up crying from a dream you don't remember' felt melancholic. And when he fools around as a voodoo doll all the time, when he switches back into a human being it immediately changes the tone. The blonde male friend was cool, too.
Not exactly sure on your standing of the Main character of this series (Tomoki) but, I’m glad that there are people like you out there that enjoy his serious moments. I feel like his serious moments get undermined and ignored, and people just look at the times he was a pervert.
"When you haven't done anything with a girl and you're at the point where a touch on the shoulder makes your blood pressure spike"
tfw you're still at that point
It do be like that
Don't worry take comfort in the fact that a girl like me out there also has her blood pressure spike when she touches shoulders with a man.
@@jlinus7251 Keep strong brothers and sisters
Worry not fellow degenerate we shall evolve
i was good now Im just am a boner city.
“They passed around the same four voice actors like a soggy backwood” Best stoner joke in an anime review ever.
Lord scamboli noticed me *blushes*
definnitellllylyly laughed at that one
Whats a soggy backwood i meant to ask?
@@nioutest a group of friends inhaling a backwood with their wet nasty mouths therefore making it moist
@@jdudelxl "soggy" wasn't the word us non-stoners were hung up on lol
Watching this with KissXSis back then is peak pre-Highschool DxD weeb degeneracy awakening lol
I see you're a man of KissXSis as well
@@amekach.710 Like a how a man of culture should
So that's why I'm a degenerate...
Shows like that immediately became obsolete once I discovered hentai.
Kiss x Sis is Solid
0:50 had no right to be that funny OMF 😭
ive been binging this mans entire RUclips catalogue. Dudes content is addicting asf
so much more hilarious when you do a little commentary over the anime
Ty ty
Agreed
Most wholsome and Christian anime ever no cussing and no ecchi scenes 10/10 would read again
you think Heaven's Lost Property was bad?
YES! and I am tired of pretending it wasn't.
Manga was better
@@murderman8578 what ? MC didn't forget he has a servant in the mange and bought a new house ? or what ?
@@freddiem6805 full stop 90% of the anime was filler
@@NyAlexS It was a Harem Comedy first so of course it was Episodic
@@freddiem6805 The Anime botched the Last 3 eps of S2 and the Manga gets more and more Plot heavy
8:14 why is this so accurate 😭😂😂
This was my favorite anime back in 2011 in fact it was the first anime I ever watched, but dude this anime literally shaped my aesthetic for art and stories, not because of the whole ecchi bad jokes aspect but for the whole robot girl thing and the mystery that was imposed by the synapse i honestly really liked the concept of the anime especially when it got dark and that all really stuck with me until now (but yes I did want Ikaros to be real, even stayed up some nights thinking about it)
for a second I thought you were making a video about Heaven's Feel lmao
I don't have the time for all that
Fate analysis vid when
@@ScamboliReviews read the VN, it's only like 100 hours
@@SharpLCDTV yeah, the vn is only a little bigger than some whole bibles ;)
As someone who got into anime bc of this one, who's online Persona was Tomoki for many years now and who still loves this anime to this day..
I approve of this video
Lmaoooo
I feel so bad for you
goddamn son you got commitment
@@joey_youtube I would too
Based master, been commited a few years myself LOL
Scam: This is doo doo garbage!
Me: Aight, thanks for the recommendation
It do be like that though😭😭
This anime was the best anime i ever seen because it hits differently than the others.
It connected to me in such an emotional level that has never been seen before.
I don't know what the comment section saying... maybe they just want an action pact anime with blood and swords every episode, this was about the angeloids learning that they aren't playthings, slaves, but are people like you and me.
Ikaros learning to be human, Nymph learning how to let go of her past life as a slave and become free is so satisfying and heartwarming to watch the development happen.
Aye love seeing scam posting videos
I knew this vid needed a sponsor when I saw the thumbnail.
You already know RUclips was gonna fuck me
@@ScamboliReviews at least somebody will
That R2-D2 impersonation at 1:46 was next level.
I used to watch this as well, and welp. The only thing I remembered before watching this was the annoying childhood friend and the Booba. Decent booba
Let's not kid ourselves,it was more than decent
@@ScamboliReviews indeed.
I read Chibi-Vampire in middle school. All the time. And it's pretty much to most girly manga ever. It's about a girl vampire who, instead of sucking blood like normal vampires, she produces too much blood for her body to hold. So she has to bite victims and give them her blood (which automatically matches anyone's blood type) and it makes them feel amazing the next day. I got it from my cousin and I had no money so it's the only manga I had.
The chibi vampire manga is pretty good. I still reread the whole thing every now and then. Yuna kagesaki also made the Hekikai no Aion manga( starts out rough but improves later on) and the witches house the diary of ellen( best to play the witchs house game first. It contains spoiler backstory of a character that totally spoils the games ending.) Unfortunately Aion never got fully released in English so it's best to stick with scans. As far as I know the witches house manga is her most recently released in English. It's a very bloody supernatural horror manga and pretty fun. I'm honestly surprised she doesn't write horror much. I love how her art is instantly recognizable. It's probably the way she draws eyes.
@@yunogasai1338 that’s awesome I’ll definitely check it out! I’m surprised i enjoyed it as much as i did cuz I’m not into that kind of manga, but the characters were so like-able I couldn’t put it down. And it’s definitely the eyes. Yuna has a very unique style to her art that’s instantly recognizable.
@@asneakylawngnome5792 I've been hoping more of her work would get an english release. Not even her rendition of higurashi's kokoroiyashi hen ( or heart healing arc) manga got one, even though most of the series has been released in English* just missing several spin off stories). It's an arc that rakes place near the end of the series so I thought for sure we'd get it. Sadly no luck.
God I remember watching and reading chibi vampire. An old classic for sure and I loved the characters and story so much.
This was the very first anime to which I sat down to and seriously watched and invested myself into, from then onwards, I was weeb. Before this, I’d just watch anime from the tv over my sister’s shoulder, not really paying much attention to it. So I gotta thank Heaven’s Lost Property since I probably wouldn’t be who I am today without it. Can’t believe I just said that but it’s true.
A week ago I decided to binge read the manga after years of wanting to know what happened next. I was happy to remember the characters and the world and learn what became of them after the anime and movie (I didn't know there was a second movie until after I began reading).
The wish-granting thing being nerfed in-universe was explained (can't remember if it was explained in the anime) after Tomoki wakes up. Since Tomoki wished for it to all be a dream, Ikaros made not only the wishes from the card all a dream, but also the omni-potent card. That's how they lost the omni-potent wishes. Ikaros still had older model cards that have limited abilities, and that's why Tomoki and the others can't just wish for anything.
I enjoyed the read, but I understand it's far from a masterpiece. The series is definitely "harem trope-heavy" 80% of the time. It also just has some weird plot points that's definitely just because the author wills it. The old model cards are literally just plot devices for shenanigans though not the actual plot except the Dive Game. One major theme of the series is to make your own decisions, so Tomoki refuses to accept Nymph as his servant, but for some reason he keeps Ikaros? He almost accepts Nymph to help give her wings, but in that moment she sprouts new ones (for reasons later explained in the manga or maybe Movie 2) so Tomoki just says never mind.
Still, I had fun reading it, but maybe that's just me because I enjoy stupid shit. When Tomoki isn't performing any criminally perverted actions or when the rest of the cast isn't "comically" assaulting Tomoki, the series is enjoyable. Unfortunately that just means scraping out at least 80% of the series. The little moments where Tomoki seriously questions the Angeloids and Angels actions and motives are nice. I really enjoyed Eishirou, Nymph, and Chaos's character arcs; Astraea's was fine too. I wish Hiyori had more focus outside plot relevancy, but I guess her aggressiveness in love would force the plot against the author's expectations. Ikaros's arc was to be expected. Sohara nearly doesn't have an arc despite becoming what could've been an important character at the end.
these are my thoughts. if they just threw out the, what is basically filler out the window it could've actually been enjoyable and have an interesting world.
Manga only here, Heaven's lost property was one of the first manga i've ever read. I don't know how the anime handled it but the manga did at least have some couple of intriguing mysteries in it. Most of the time at the end of the typical "wacky ecchi chapter" is some rather dark story developments, the glasses-wearing guy was my favorite as he's the only one who actually investigate shits and get the plot moving.
Another thing i like is Ikaros's character. Even though she falls into the emotionless submissive anime girl stereotype, she's hardly ever been put in extreme sexual situations like the other girls, with Tomoki (really hope i got his name right) going out of his way to never really harass her or take advantage of her submissiveness toward him.
I've read Dears and Chobits, mangas with similar emotionless/ naive Main Female Character like Ikaros, and they were pretty much just cute "waifu" whose personality didn't matter at all. At the end of their mangas, the main female get a "reset", basically forgo all of their character development and turning them into innocent blank slate once again, it feel like the author is stuck between sexualizing them and treating them like children that need constant coddling (honestly i don't even dislike these mangas, but the fact that the main females are just pretty but empty shells whose only purpose is to follow the MC around bugs me a lot)
In contrast, Ikaros does get a chance to develop as a character, she does grows to care about things outside of Tomoki, she does learn to fight not because of orders but to protects her loved ones.Tomoki actively encouraged Ikaros to feel and think for herself, i should note that one of the first time Tomoki became genuinely attracted to Ikaros was when he saw her smile.
Sorry for the rambling btw, i've reread Heaven's lost property recently and didn't have any place to put my thoughts so i wrote most of them here. All in all, i wouldn't say the manga was a masterpiece or anything, the ecchi slice-of-life side of the story can either be dull or extremly infuriaring for those who are not into those sort thing. Tomoki isn't anything new, being a harem protagonist with girls flocking all over him eventhough the most he ever do is treating them with the utmost basic of human decency. The manga was average to mediocre at best,even so, it still did have a lot of great things about it that's sadly overlooked nowadays.
At one point, as the actual plot of the series began picking up with Nymph and (let me google his name...) Sugata investigating some mysterious shit.... it hit me: why isn't this guy the main character? Sugata here is actually being proactive and advancing the plot. Tomoki is off committing assault and other perverted shit like he always does. So why isn't Sugata the main character with Tomoki doing pathetic goofy hijinks off in the background?
And that's when I finally realized how the plot is largely irrelevant and it's all just an excuse for titties and panty shots and sexual assault and violent assault. So it doesn't matter that Tomoki spends all his time getting beaten up, committing assault, creeping girls out, and otherwise doing perverted hijinks... as that's the show. The plot just doesn't matter.
So I guess it's mindless popcorn trash you can watch with your brain box firmly switched off, but it wasn't for me. For one, actual tiddies are always a single google search away. So why not just cut out the middle man of terrible plot and skip to the actual "content" being offered here? I just don't have time for ecchi animes unless there is enough story, intriguing characters, or well written comedy to go with the padding
(Also I thought Nymph should have paired up with Sugata as they were the only competent, non-insane, characters in the show... well, the least insane.)
The intro of this vid described every anime I watched for the exact reason I watched them in middle school. At least I know I’m not alone in that anymore 🥲
Of course not,that's the background of every anime fan
@@ScamboliReviews facts
@@ScamboliReviews yall ever see testament of sister new devil
You are honestly the funniest and most relatable anime reviewer I’ve ever watched over the course of 10 years
Thank u buddy
I haven't been around that long but he has been pretty on point with everything I have seen. Would love to see his MAL list and scores.
I'd love to have this "was wild" thing become a series
Honestly the reason I kept watching heavens lost properly for so long was because I was actually interested in the story. I never finished it because of the OTHER plot it was so interested in showing, but the story going on in the background is so damn interesting to me. Maybe one day ill read the manga if its not as bad as the anime with echi shit. Also, I really like tomoki's va lmao
"Passed around like a soggy backwood" is the best quote I've heard in a long time
This was the first "real" anime series (besides studio ghibli and evangelion movies that where broadcasted in free tv) that I have watched years ago. I regret nothing. The manga really was better though.
damn old animes that really strive the plot completly away
Holy shit “his voice is like a fucking flashbang” i lost it
It's shows like this one that made me drop the medium entirely... for a while... then I found Berserk.
I really liked berserk but I got immediately put off when the "jail" arc started. I hate it when the objective is to get someone out of jail. So cliche and so boring.
I feel bad for not finishing the anime but cliche books and anime really gave me a trauma with jail themes.
@@TechSupportDave You literally stopped before one of the most if not the most iconic part of the Manga/anime
@@TechSupportDave dude you stopped right before shit gets real, and the jailbreak is like 10 minutes lol
@@kukelhupf lmao you'd love to see my face after reading this.
@@krzysiusisiu lmaooo if that's true then I guess I'll just have to cringe through it.
Yeah I dropped this 3 episodes in once I realized it was just gonna keep blueballing me
5:12 lmao that's fuckin hilarious
9:25
I see you know of Helck
Mad respect, it's an amazing series. Definitely one of my favorites, a shame not many talk of it.
wait do you know what that scene of the person climbing the thing is right before helck showed up?
Mane heavens lost property is my childhood this show was da funniest shit ever especially season 2
No cap 13-14 yr old me loved that shi and I still do even tho if I watched it today it would be terrible lol
8:00 You made me check if Genshin Impact was open.
did we all watch this when we were like 14 or something damm, i stricly remember this one being like, one of the first ones you see in your beginner phase per say, and then you watch more and more substantial stuff as time goes by.
Still gotta be one of the best harem comedies I've had the degenerate pleasure of watching. I'm still salty they never continued after Enternally My Master
Give the manga a go, way better ending. I honestly really enjoy this series even as an adult.
"most pathetic character of 2009"
That's why he was so relatable. Also, this show is a lot funnier if you're sleep deprived.
Pathetic characters are relatable? I don't think you know what relatable is...
@@WhatIsMyLif3 What if he is pathetic?
I can confirm it is funnier when you're sleep deprived
I laugh at the existence of bugs when I'm tired enough, idk if the show can really be credited for making deranged people giggle
@@WhatIsMyLif3hello!! Hi!!!! 2 years late!!! However I think it was you who didn't know what relatable was
Wow, finaly someone appreciating Helck, that is a good manga. Great subversion of tropes and great synergy on the main cast. Try reading Verndio - Surreal Sword Saga, a "sequel?" to Helck
Big agree, already reading that
I remember searching up Seven Deadly Sins on a website only to get mistaken to a oddly sexual anime.
I was really liked the are we in a simulation subplot… and it went, No Where!
I'm so happy you made a video on Heavens lost property idc if it isn't good or meaningful it's my favorite ecchi and it never gets talked about. I always end up smiling, laughing, or just enjoying myself in general when I watch it and at the end of the day isn't that what it's all about
I rewatched Heaven's Lost Property and I completely agree😂 Tomoki's voice in the English dub was weird at first, but for some reason, I was oddly amused. This anime has it's own charm, with how it would "tease" the ecchi aspect instead of going all in like *cough* Redo of Healer 😂 I also love how there's a different ending soundtrack for each episode. They were all catchy and creative
First off, mad props to your creative process. I've been watching your videos for a little under a year now and you're my favorite anime-related RUclipsr.
Obviously it's your channel, your call, but I would like to see more videos about anime and trends that you do like versus the ones you don't. I think you're funnier and more interesting when you're talking about what's great in a show. I get hyped when a new video comes out from you, but five of your last nine videos are about things that you dislike rather than you like. What I've gotten most out of your content is finding gems that I've missed, like Land of the Lustrous and Made in Abyss. I don't get any gems about what to watch next when you talk about something that you've come to realize is shit. I'll keep watching them all the way through to help with watch-time because I'd like to see this channel grow and get more of the recognition it deserves.
All that said, I caught that you said this would be the final video like this in a while, so if you're already going in that direction then disregard the comment! Thanks for helping me find some of my favorite shows so far, and keep up the great work!
Sora no Otoshimono was my first anime I watched (besides the ones you saw on tv) so it will always be special to me:)
7:25 This killed me LMFAOOO
The minute you see a band episode you click off the anime and go to the next episode
This, Rosario Vampire, and Girls Bravo were my shit when I was like 12. I even did a shit review on Heaven's Lost Property on my old channel.
Now I'm just into shit, but with magic.
Girls bravo is Awful both Anime and Manga
@@murderman8578 I find it funny enough to listen to in the car while I drive around. It isn't good, but it isn't painful to watch.
@@haruhirogrimgar6047 Nope that Shit Was FUCKING painful on the Rewatch couldn't get through 3 eps
I thought Rosario Vampire was pretty decent until I read the manga and honestly bro, the manga is so much better. They bastardized it with the anime.
@@aidenhauk3190 Rosario Vampire wasn't terrible. It was like a not as good Baka and Test weirdly enough.
this show was one of the last i watched on the horribly limited selection of anime on old school netflix, ahhh memories
So glad I found this video, Completely summed up my experience watching this when I was younger.
Yes the humor was juvenile. Yes, the tone was all over the place. Yes, the story took forever to go anywhere and never really did. But there are ways to turn these traits into quality if you do them well enough and a few of these old harem series managed to do it. I think this is one of these cases along with often maligned shows such as Love Hina and Hayate no Gotoku. A terrible concept very well executed by a mangaka who knows exactly what they are doing.
I'll admit that these mangas (not talking about the animes, they usually suck) didn't always age very well, but if you compare them to the dredge of that time, you can acknowledge the craftsmanship and there are still things to be appreciated here. I still remember some of the chapters of HLP and they are still hilarious and even the tonal shifts, despite being as subtle as Loss often work in a very strange and hard to describe way.
Even someone who hates isekai as a genre should be able to acknowledge that some are better than others and we should be able to do the same thing with 2000s harem rom-coms.
Its always a good day when scamboli uploads. On a side note you should do a review on 'K Project': super underrated, 10/10 animation(it was from 2012) 10/10 music 8/10 plot, all lovable characters and 2 seasons. This show needs the recognition it deserves.
hell yeah. no more blood no more bones no more ash
Yeah the series was insane and hella underrated.
Aw man I love that voice actor xd actually makes characters sound different
I feel the same way. Most dub voices are robotic. He felt human
Nice.
Thx
LOLYOU LOLYOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@ScamboliReviews epic
Holy Shit I miss you chad!
5:43 that edit earned a like, especially that cheer at the end
Still remeber frying herd of panties ending. That was this show's legacy....
I have no idea why but this triggered a memory of me watch our an high school host club, which I watched all of and enjoyed it but I don’t remember a single thing. Maybe a vid on the fever dream that that anime was would be good
I’m not gonna lie. I read the manga and legit cried when the dude with glasses died. One of the only ones that made me cry.
I remember the basic premise of Sekirei but I’ve no clue what the end is.
Goddamn that VPN ad hit me like an isekai truck.
rosario vampire manga actually realized at one point that they needed a plot and then it got kinda interesting, though i bet i'd hate it now lmao
I recognize most of this is satire and actually calls out the flaws of heaven’s lost property. But are we forgetting about the plot, yes there was a plot and most of the episodes were filler with little to almost no plot relevance but with a twist actually presented character arcs that set up the the two movies. Heaven’s lost property: the clockwork Angeloid, which takes place alongside season 1, and Heaven’s lost property: Finale.
Surprising that I remember all this considering I haven’t watched this show in years.
Man, I remember binging this manga a few years ago in one go. Enjoyed it despite all the weird shenanigans, guess being new to the whole anime medium helps.
When I heard there was an anime adaptation, stuck my head a bit to check it up, looked shit, goes back to reading.
It ended pretty well I think, twisting Eishirou's backstory is a nice way to go and end the series.
5:48 bruh that’s how i normally watch anime
I remember trying this show when I first got into anime and dropped it in episode 1. Then I went back and tried again 2 years later and loved it though of course I switched to the manga halfway thru s2 before its ruined.
Gotta admit, for some reason I thought this and "Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-Chan" was the same anime.
That fucking dodgeball scene, god that anime was trash tier
First show to expose me to a 9 year old built like a 20 something college chick. I hate it here
@@jayblade7916 Dito. Also, after a literal century, I still can't get that god damn revival spell out of my head.
@@NewyAlien after randomly remembering it one day I haven’t forgotten it since
Why did you make me remember something ive hidden so deep inside my psyche
Ive seen some clips from RUclips before and I just now remembered the title
As always nice touch in music
Damn scam Is digging deep into the “culture” to find this condensed gem of garbage, might have to give it a rewatch now...and remind myself what it was to watch literal trash so that I can better appreciate how much good anime there is on a seasonal basis these days
“I feel like I burnt my life force watching this”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
when i watched it that was the first and last time i ever looked up a voice actor to check out what this apparently human thing looks like Greg Ayres has a voice straight from hell!
1:18 that's so true when I was younger I watched that over so many times but I can't remember the mc's name 💀
You're definitely one of my favorite anime youtubers, keep being awesome.
@Doctor Plague I agree that he's pretty excessive with some of his critiques, but I still think he's entertaining and hilarious. If you enjoy the anime I think that's great! Everyone appreciates different anime for different reasons.
Pubescent me would agree with 7:55 .
7:00 vsauce
2:34
Is that a SoC soundtrack?
Also, damn Well said.
I didn't even notice that LOL
0:12😂 yeah, you got me. That was definitely be at 8 which is roughly how old I was when I watched this on Netflix
Bro when you doing “To you’re eternity”!?
No more booba, return to monkey!
->Mentions manga.
->Shows Helck
You, Sir, have earned my respect.
Do you the title of the one on the far left?
@@mannyramirez7609 If you're talking about 4:58, then it's Dokunie Cooking, if you're talking about 9:25, then it's Hellper.
Heavens lost property was one of my first anime, which is probably why i have a soft spot for garbage ecchi anime and Greg Ayres's voice
I would recommend watching this show without the dub. Or, better yet, reading the manga.
I personally haven't seen this show yet, having watched Syy's ten-part video essay that takes the polar opposite stance to this video, but in those videos, one of the ten parts is dedicated to how inferior the dub is at conveying the show's qualities.
Between the delivery, how apparently the dub censors or removes some vital parts or something, and other things (It's been some time since I've watched it) I think you've gotten the short end of the stick here.
I think, in judging this show as a basic ecchi harem anime that you enjoyed as a kid but can't enjoy now because of all the ecchi filler content, it made it more difficult to enjoy when the show did take itself seriously because part of its appeal is in how it subverts the expectations of being a harem comedy.
There are certainly a handful of anime that fit that lens, but I think this wasn't the best example, personally.
come on man, this was and still is the best anime i've ever watch but will never watch again coz i know how it will go now that im older.. still has a special place in my heart.
God fuckin damn bro, You have gotten so great since the Space Dandy review. Keep being you man, cause you are only getting better
5:20
You don't have to destroy them like that
but
You know what else you can find on girls' underwear?
*_amogus..._*
*ඞ*
"Pass around the same 4 voice actors like a soggy backwood" I love this saying more than I should. Also god was it so damn true. 2005 - 2012 or so. It was baaaad. That one female that plays one of the main characters, example being Full Metal Panic. That one grown man that's always playing teenahe children because he has a high pitched voiced...and the moment I unpause at 1:32 the mfer comes up.
Steven Blum. And then that one soft spoken female who always plays a young teen and is typically a supporting character.
Holy fuck; I just remembered that I watched this. The flying panties clip brought it back. Man, this show was mad forgettable. The ONLY thing that stuck with me was them singing about is nipples. Didn't even remember the title.
"do you guys know whats really in girls underwear?"
Yes i am perfectly aware, hand them over
Sounds like you aren’t completely aware lol
@@TrueMakaveli50 oh no hes aware, he is fully aware and still chose his course of action
@@christophersutterlin6945 He is a man of focus, commitment and sheer fucking will
the delicious aroma of their hoo hoos! nothing gross unless they are dirty or that time of the month. or the occasional skid mark.... lol.
Ceaseless Discharge!!
9:25 is that a GOD DAMN JAGAAAAAN that I see!? That manga slaps to hell and back, brother
The Mario 64 music in the background is a pretty great addition to the video.