Binge Worthy Sci-Fi Anime
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Sci-Fi anime has changed both pop culture and the world forever, with so many great series and films out there, in this video, I go through 3 anime series that I have really enjoyed and think you should watch next.
Series I Discuss:
1. Neon Genesis Evangelion
2. Steins;Gate
3.Terren Toppen Gurrenn Lagann
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No list of Sci-Fi anime is complete without Planetes, Cowboy Bebop, and most importantly Legends of the Galactic heroes. I've seen many people discuss Bebop, some people discuss Planetes, but rarely LotGH. Great picks though, happy to see you back!
Edit: Special mention for great Mecha that no-one has watched goes to Armored Trooper Votoms.
But Serial Experiments Lain bruh.
LotGH was at the very top of this channel's top anime of all time list a few years ago
Thank you for those AMAZING recommendation. Just binged Planetes, was so so so good. Preparing for Legends Gal Heroes
Any more recommendations crossing your mind?
Legend of the Galactic Heroes....
Legends of the Galactic Heroes it's probably the best anime ever made ❤️
I’m new into the Anime world and honestly this was such a easy to understand overview of what I should know about and why- Thank you 🙏🏽
The evangelion anime opening definitely impressed .I didn’t expect this series til 2020 when covid-19 so I had plenty of time to watch this show
Hard for me to wrap my head around Gurren going on 15 years old. Kaiba is a brilliant scifi show from around the same time by Maasaki Yuasa, same director as Devil Man Cry Baby
I'll have to watch that, I love devilman crybaby
Akira and Ghost in the Shell are the peak of cyberpunk sci-fi anime for me.
For space sci-fi, cowboy bebop and redline are my favorites. I have yet to see LOTGH and the space harlock stuff but I know I should check them out at some point
Glad to see this channel is back! So much great design work from sci-fi anime, it’s clear how influential that has been in Hollywood too!
I would like to recommend you all some old sci-fi movies/shows I believe are not really well known and for me are master pieces:
Venus Wars (1989)
Spriggan (1998)
MSG the MS 8th team (1995)
Macross Plus (1995)
Metropolis (2001)
Hope somebody can enjoy this as much as I did ❤️
Do you need to watch the previous Macross series before Macross Plus?
@@aimer_ame not really, they are connected in the same timeline but many years have happened since the end of macross, so there are a few minor things it would be good you know about macross but in my opinion the plot of Macross+ holds itself.
In case you want to get a first contact with the original story but you don't want to spent time watching the whole series I recommend you the movie Macross: Do you remember love? (1984) it's a great movie
I'd say 08th MS Team is more of a war drama than sci-fi. If it didn't have Gundams in it, it would be no different than a war movie. In fact, all Gundam series are pretty much political/war dramas with mechs that happen in space for the most part.
Macros Plus 🏆🏆
I will sure enjoy those as much as you did, THANK YOU OLIVER for those recommendations. ♥
Great video! Excited for your future content!
Welcome back. Glad your channel has returned
Scamboli, Glass Reflection, Saberspark, AnimeEveryday, and Mother's Basement posted a video all on the same day??
Adding Mass Effect as videogame clips to represent the sci-fi space opera genre is the right idea, but using Andromeda is a disservice to the original trilogy.
Can you do an anime discussion on the anime ranking of kings when it finishes because this was an interesting anime since October since it aired in the fall season
I have yet to see any of these shows, they look incredible, and I'm glad that you were able to succinctly summarise how each of these shows do good to be standouts in the scifi genre, great video Jay!
Genuine question, Are you new to anime? or just never watched sci fi anime?
@@boigercat I've been watching on and off for like 4 years, and I went down the rabbit hole of Shounen, seasonal isekai and romcoms, so whilst I've heard of these 3 shows, I never really had time to commit to watching them!
@@rojosimpson Since you like isekai, have you watched Log horizon and jobless reincarnation/Mushoku Tensei? Definitely recommend those and some others I would recommend that are kinda new but are 5 or 6 years old so you might have missed them are Mob Psycho 100, Bungo stray dogs, Blood Blockade battlefront. And if you're looking for something to mess you up watch grave of the fireflies, barefoot Gen, devilman crybaby. Berserk 90s series and I have to recommend perfect blue as well. Sorry for the dump but I thought I would recommend a couple for you to keep an eye out for that I really enjoyed for one reason or another
@@rojosimpson there is a bunch more I want to recommend lol but I tried to recommend what you might like based off the genre of shows you mentioned
@@boigercat Don't watch Mushoku Tensei...
Space Dandy is very bingeworthy, and the good English dub makes it worth watching a second time.
Gantz is my Sci fi recommendation. the 14yo kid inside you will be glad you watched it. It's brutal, has a unique take to the whole dying and rebirth type anime without being an isekai, Characters you like will die, if you don't read manga you will after watching the show because it's only 1/3 of the story and you will want to know wtf a gantz is. What are ya doing reading this still go n watch it already
Also you can just watch the show without the manga because the show ending is slightly different to it. but I highly recommend both because its a wild ride
What anime was that in the beginning compilation at 0:03 with the white-haired man in the black coat with the purple energy around him?
The King is back!
Sonny boy (2021)
Dorohedoro (2020)
Kokkoku: Moment by Moment (2018)
Tatami Galaxy (2010)
Kaiba (2008)
Trava: Fist Planet (2001)
Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou (1998)
imo I don't think binging is good, by watching slowly you have more time to absorb what youre watching and think about it between episodes.
I would recommend others that may not have been listed in the comment or the video as well. Shows like Dirty Pair (comedic), crusher joe (ova and movie), outlaw star (though it started before Cowboy Bebop, Spike and crew overshadowed outlaw star), Bubblegum Crisis, and serial experiments lain as just a starter.
Edit: if you want a sci-fi show with marionettes then try Space Fleet created by Go Nagai who also created Mazinger Z and other mecha anime.
Cool list, would be interesting to see these type of videos in other genres.
Gurren Lagann is okay. It was hard to watch after episode 8.
Serial Experiments Lain is a good sci-fi. It's from 1998, but it did a good job predicting current day Internet and had some weirdness. I wish it got more love and I have no idea if it's even available to stream.
Ergo Proxy for sure
Stiens Gate - more of and it's iterations
Evangelion is one of my favourite anime series, and Gurren Lagann is pretty high on there too, but I rarely think of them as SF, they both have too much of the surreal and symbolic for me to put them in that category, or in fact any mecha anime, Except for Patlabor I guess.
Well, when I think about Sci-Fi, I think about Akira, Ghost In The Shell, Gundam. Not Eva, it redefined anime, but not Sci-fi. It didn't bring many new things in this regard aside of the mecha design.
agree. steins gate and gl are also not really influential. they have the sci-fi element but do not add anything new to the genre tbh.
@@necratsu Stein's gate has a nice twist to the time travel trope. But it didn't really have influence over other medium. Akira and Ghost in the Shell influenced many creations. (didn't watch GL yet)
This video was less about influence and more about these three that each brought something different to the table. There is already multiple videos on this channel about the influence of films/series like Akira, GiTS, Yamato and MSG. Those are definitely more influential and were defining parts of the sci-fi anime genre.
@@AnimeEverydayYT ok, I was surprised to find Eva here that's all. And as you asked in the video, I added a few memorable shows. Good work none the less on the video.
@@matchoss Thanks. I appreciate the input.
BUT DONT DO SPOILER AND JUST STRAIGHT SAY THAT HAPPENS AT THE END OF THE ANIME.
Steins Gate is the only anime I can think of that the enjoyment is doubled after a second watch
I think Attack on Titan also works like that because of all the mysteries with each reveal recontextualizing everything that came before
You're one of the only channels who actually respect and tries to present the artwork within anime. Was super hyped when I saw you posting again and really hope you guys will keep going!
If you feel like it's in your interest it would be fun if you covered Watanabes animes (cowboy bebop, samurai champloo, carole and tuesday, space dandy), super awesome animes with music focus more people should at least be aware of. Keep up the great work!
what is the anime at 1:02 and 10:12 ?
1:02 is video game Mass Effect
@@AnimeEverydayYT yeah it didn’t look like anime to watch
10:12 Is from a Halo short, I forget which one.
Megaman
Hey just to let u that EVA is not "giant robots", it is an "artificial creature"
Yea...no. Clickbait title be clickbaiting. I hate to rip on Eva and TTGL because I also love these shows, but they have not redefined the genre at all. They are also not decontructions in spite of how commonplace that notion is. They are simply love letters to what came before. They are familiar flavors that came before with their creators' own little twists to the formula. For example, before Shinji, we had Getter's Ryoma and Gundam 0079's Amuro. Both experienced tragety after tragety and had moments where they just shut down completely and/or walked away from their respective conflicts. Sound familiar? Want organic/conscious mecha? Getter, Escaflowne, and Brain Powerd to name a few. Need some extra WTF sprinkled at the end? Ideon and Big O would like a word. Body count? Whatever Tomino got his bloody hands on.
Make no mistake. Eva and TTGL are wonderful shows and great introductions for modern audiences. But "changed the rule book"? Not in the slightest.
Did they change the title? _Bingeworthy_
Imho mecha genre is closer to fantasy than sci-fi.
I usually see more sci fi elements and dialogue whenever I think about mecha anime
@@watchforever1724 yeah, maybe you are right. And i’m biased since i’m not a fan of the genre. But, a story about angels is not entirely sci-fi is it?
… i really liked “Darling in the Franxx” though… 🤪
@@AldrianCG kinda a bit
kissanime watermark? unsubbed.
@EL MSANDAL I would have unsubbed twice if it had crunchyroll or any other stream platform too. You seem to have missed the point of my comment; that streaming is cringe.
@@totallynotaspy2686 Well, if you can find a good place to torrent anime, I'm sure we'd all love to hear it since Nyaa is no longer around and Pirate Bay is spotty.
I’m sorry, but any list that has Stains gate on it, I just can’t take it seriously. Stain’s Gate is literally the worst anime I’ve ever watched. It insults you to the fact that you watch 10 episodes of it and nothing happens in those 10 episodes. Maybe the sluggishness wouldn’t have bothered me to much if the characters were actually interesting and good, but nope they’re insufferably annoying. I did enjoy TTGL though, that one I do recommend, even though it’s more of a fantasy mecha anime.
I really understand this comment as someone that had also a hard time going through Stains Gate, as it really isn't the kind of stories I like. But despite that, I have to say I ended up liking it and embracing the story with all of the flaws it has. Maybe it was the way the show played with my expectations, the fact that the impactful moments you get are not achieve through visual action but mere narrative... The characters are weird yeah, the chapters are boring but the story it's trying to tell has something special for me that it's hard to defend. Again I agree with you, and I think people recommend it more than what they should, I think it's easy not to like this show... But to me it was worth watching, so yeah... I just wanted to express my point of view
Even tho evangelion definitively had a huge impact on the industry i cant really call it innovative by any stretch of the imagination as it is pretty much a more dense super robot with huge influence of real robot anime as well as Ideon's ending
Its great and really damn good at what it does (character development and cinemateography) but its really nothing new
Thank you.
People really don't realize how obvertly similar Shinji is to someone like Amuro, yet he's used as this bastion of "deconstruction" Gunbuster, a show by Anno, did a lot what Anoo did in Eva. Or hell, even just Ultraman, which heavily influenced Eva.
@@DoseOfDhillon ideon itself had so many things related to eva like an robot being more than a machine and basically having the ability to end life in universe as well as being a catalyst to a new genesis
Or the unit's roar being related to how emotionally affected their pilot felt
Basically zambot 3, gundam, ideon and Ultraman found the basis to what evangelion would do