Sir, I have stumbled upon greatness. The effort, time, thought, and trading of thoughts is more invaluable than the air I breath. My thanks flow like an endless river. May your blessings flow similarly.
It took me over an hour to reach the end of this video because repeated many 5-10 second bits over and over again, and I also paused it to explore each and every piece of media that it referenced (like the Bulgarian folk singers. I have little to no experience with or [previous] affinity toward manga or anime. The closest things I can think of that I liked previously were the original Transformers animated movie which I cherish for nostalgic reasons and admire for its dark and, at times, super detailed animation and I’ve watched it easily 100X. And also (not Japanese) the original Aeon Flux animated series, which reminds me of what I saw in this video in terms of animated environment and also the general philosophy that high tech seems to increase dystopia exponentially, not linearly. Anyway, I was entirely transfixed throughout this video and this is my first real foothold in this sprawling genre where I actually can’t wait to explore the IPs that my friends have been talking about since junior high and HS. This was a beautiful video and clearly was made with lots of consideration and effort for it to be so engaging and so concise and so universally appealing. Really cool.
bro literally started the video asserting his dominance "...with the original Japanese language dialogue because, the voices are so much better than in the dubbed versions."
This channel might be the next best thing
Thank you for this excellently produced introduction to the philosophy of one of my favorite films.
Sir, I have stumbled upon greatness. The effort, time, thought, and trading of thoughts is more invaluable than the air I breath.
My thanks flow like an endless river. May your blessings flow similarly.
It took me over an hour to reach the end of this video because repeated many 5-10 second bits over and over again, and I also paused it to explore each and every piece of media that it referenced (like the Bulgarian folk singers. I have little to no experience with or [previous] affinity toward manga or anime. The closest things I can think of that I liked previously were the original Transformers animated movie which I cherish for nostalgic reasons and admire for its dark and, at times, super detailed animation and I’ve watched it easily 100X. And also (not Japanese) the original Aeon Flux animated series, which reminds me of what I saw in this video in terms of animated environment and also the general philosophy that high tech seems to increase dystopia exponentially, not linearly.
Anyway, I was entirely transfixed throughout this video and this is my first real foothold in this sprawling genre where I actually can’t wait to explore the IPs that my friends have been talking about since junior high and HS. This was a beautiful video and clearly was made with lots of consideration and effort for it to be so engaging and so concise and so universally appealing. Really cool.
Who is this giga-chad????
bro literally started the video asserting his dominance "...with the original Japanese language dialogue because, the voices are so much better than in the dubbed versions."