The video does have a lot of the same audio, but it's visuals are different. This video cut out material, but added some in like when Emily talked about the fashion aspect of Nana. Thanks for reacting to this! As much as I enjoyed this and Anime Guy's actual video, I was slightly disappointed because to me, they only talked about anime from more recent years, there literally nothing prior to the year 2000. And I felt they only limited to modern romance and forgot other genres. Still I did enjoy this video and thanks so much to reacting to it! @10:43- Basically the premise is these group of chars who were friends as kids, but then the one white hair girl dies and they all fall apart basically when the girl (who's a ghost) comes back and tries to make them friends again. I never saw the anime so I can't comment. As for your question about would I'd rather for a manga/anime go on hiatus then come back to finish vs a very long shonen manga, I personally prefer the former because I tend to loose interest in something if it goes on for TOO long. That's just me though. @21:14- Um, I am with Emily on this, but . . . . that pair there, they're siblings . . . biological siblings . . . . let that sink it. So yeah, I think you were right in what you were talking about. I personally will never watch anime with that kind of stuff in it because . . . ew. @21:26- It's a messed up anime is what it is. The male protagonist is a player who sleeps around and eventually gets killed by one girl, who then gets killed by another girl, who then takes the dude's head and cuddles it . . . . that's how the anime ends. It's pretty infamous amongst romance genre fans. @26:38- Well, yes anime episodes are generally 20 minutes long, but you add all that up to like 13 episodes and it's way longer then a movie lol and THAT's only one season! Imagine it was longer then that lol. So yeah it would required more attention lol. Anyway thanks for watching this again! Fun fact- Emily and Daidus are dating lol. I don't know if they were dating at the time the tier list was made, but yeah they are a couple lol.
17:40 i think i prefer the first option: anime/manga that finishes after a long hiatus. It gives you this hype feeling when you come back to visit something you love after such a long break. A semi-relevant example from my personal experience would be the Monogatari series. I loved watching the Kizu trilogy after waiting for it to come out for so long (not exactly a hiatus kind of situation but i could see myself having the same hype feeling)
The video does have a lot of the same audio, but it's visuals are different. This video cut out material, but added some in like when Emily talked about the fashion aspect of Nana. Thanks for reacting to this! As much as I enjoyed this and Anime Guy's actual video, I was slightly disappointed because to me, they only talked about anime from more recent years, there literally nothing prior to the year 2000. And I felt they only limited to modern romance and forgot other genres. Still I did enjoy this video and thanks so much to reacting to it!
@10:43- Basically the premise is these group of chars who were friends as kids, but then the one white hair girl dies and they all fall apart basically when the girl (who's a ghost) comes back and tries to make them friends again. I never saw the anime so I can't comment.
As for your question about would I'd rather for a manga/anime go on hiatus then come back to finish vs a very long shonen manga, I personally prefer the former because I tend to loose interest in something if it goes on for TOO long. That's just me though.
@21:14- Um, I am with Emily on this, but . . . . that pair there, they're siblings . . . biological siblings . . . . let that sink it. So yeah, I think you were right in what you were talking about. I personally will never watch anime with that kind of stuff in it because . . . ew.
@21:26- It's a messed up anime is what it is. The male protagonist is a player who sleeps around and eventually gets killed by one girl, who then gets killed by another girl, who then takes the dude's head and cuddles it . . . . that's how the anime ends. It's pretty infamous amongst romance genre fans.
@26:38- Well, yes anime episodes are generally 20 minutes long, but you add all that up to like 13 episodes and it's way longer then a movie lol and THAT's only one season! Imagine it was longer then that lol. So yeah it would required more attention lol.
Anyway thanks for watching this again! Fun fact- Emily and Daidus are dating lol. I don't know if they were dating at the time the tier list was made, but yeah they are a couple lol.
17:40 i think i prefer the first option: anime/manga that finishes after a long hiatus. It gives you this hype feeling when you come back to visit something you love after such a long break. A semi-relevant example from my personal experience would be the Monogatari series. I loved watching the Kizu trilogy after waiting for it to come out for so long (not exactly a hiatus kind of situation but i could see myself having the same hype feeling)