Happy 100k views on this Ashita no Joe project! Thank you for everyone that spent their time with this long time passion project of mine! It's been a while but I assure you that I'm in the process of delivering more quality content for you guys so stay tuned for my next video coming soon! As for some concerns I've seen from the comments, let me address them quickly here: "Music is too loud" I've taken note of this and will be more careful with the audio mixing for future videos moving forward. For now, I've hired a CC editor to encode english subtitles in this video for you guys so you could understand what I was saying in some parts of the video "What is the music playing at X part" I've told my CC editor to include as much of the titles of the OSTs used in the subs, but just to be safe, let me add the titles in this comment as well! -AnJ OP 2 -Many Rivers to Cross by Jimmy Cliff -Rikishi's Theme -REMEMBER JOE Other than that, thank you for so many kind comments and support in the comment section below! I will definitely choose a handful of comments that are my most favorites to the next video. Thank you so much and let's all strive for a better tomorrow!
One of the few iconic animanga that change people's lives by how inspiring, realistic and authentic it is. It almost has a life of it's own. Joe Yabuki lives within all of us, right?
@@forgetfulstrangerI don't u will have the guts to do that U need a certain amount of selfishness to abandon everything Joe yabuki in his fight abandoned his women yoko, His foster father coach, His best friend forgot his name And the kids who looked upto joe as hero Joe had that guts to abandon those things Ironically we doesn't possess that much of a Steel heart of a man
I know, right? A pure death, a warrior's death. I don't know if you fight, but there really is a certain kind of euphoria that you can only get in a good fight.@@forgetfulstranger
The Americans have Balboa, the Japanese have Joe of Tomorrow. Strange how separated worlds can have similar heartfelt, timeless and yet never ceases to be inspiring stories.
Yabuki Joe changed my life, ashita no joe will always remain the most important piece of media I've ever consumed, let's all burn out until nothing remains, nothing but pure white ash...
When people talk about the extreme behavior of online fans, I remember that back in the day a funeral was held for a fictional character. Shout outs to Ashita no Joe for being that incredible
Japan's manga industry needs another Ashita no Joe. This was THE manga that kickstarted the economic boom of the 1980s. This manga released and echoed all the frustration and individuality inherent to a generation. It was THE manga that the youth of the time, who felt so disenfranchised get to their feet and give the middle finger to the old fogeys so that they could take the country and push it with or without them. Sadly, the generation raised by Ashita no Joe has fallen back on the culture that held THEM down and is keeping anything resembling Ashita no Joe for this generation and the last down with compliant, by-the-books stories like Konosuba and the horrible Isekai sub-sub-genre. There needs to be a story that rouses the youth, but instead subliminal pacifying messages in modern anime and manga exist to keep men down. Notice the facsimile of protagonists, the "literary reward matrix" in story progression. It's all there to keep them passive and adherent. It's borderline depressing. The color and individuality of Japan is now just a product without a soul, whose gears are turned by routine and the lie that your worth is tied to the society instead of what you decide for yourself. Ironically, the generation that was raised by Joe has forgotten what Joe taught them.
The work that created Battle Shounen, with struggles, effort and triumph, proved to be deeper than many Seinen, which is an entire demographic not a genre but which is always played against the Shounen and the Battle Shounen genre, and Ashita no Joe is deeper and more realistic and cruel than many of these Seinens Yes, these stories have a lot of fighting, as if we didn't have Battle Seinen focused on beatings and as if fighting wasn't a deep element of character development, it's through fighting that these characters develop that Joe evolves and devolves, but always moves forward even if it costs his life, that to me is more mature than regular Seinens fans can realize.
Wow! I talked to my younger cousin Hana about Tomorrow’s Joe, but she cannot watch it until she becomes a teenager. As a manga fan, I do want a spiritual successor to Tomorrow’s Joe as well. Because me and my fellow Gen Zeds aren’t happy about the overwhelming lack of powerfully good youth aimed shows this decade and before that.
I don't say this lightly, but of all the anime video essayists that pop up all the time, this video was very well structured and made. Thank you for actually having something to say and inform us on. I'm wishing you the best!
I've heard so much about this manga. Especially once I started reading hajime no ippo. The only thing about this mangas legacy that saddens me is that it is slowly being forgotten
Thank you for covering Ashita no Joe in depth. I read the translated version of the manga in the 90s and would never thought that it was written in the 60s. That's how timeless the manga is.
So nostalgic. Tommorrow's Joe was one of the first anime I ever watched. It aired dubbed in Mexico in the 80s along with Mazinger Z. Thanks for the vid, it really took me back.
Toei’s Mazinger Z has a Mexican Spanish re-dub with a newly current cast which has dubbed the characters in Mazinger Z infinity. It’s just loosely based on a much more ambitious manga, whose original Shueisha run has only been completed for both French and Italian markets a couple of years back.
I have never read this manga, or do i know this manga, but the way you narrate just how influental and amazing Ashita no Joe is, i was convinced that i have to read it, even though it's really hard for me to have access to it, i have to someday read it as i was really inspired to somehow...recreate it, and after all of that i can't say enough word of how moved i am and how i shed a bit of tear watching the narration, keep it coming man, i would love to hear some more! Godspeed~!
Try mangasee if you're still having trouble. Read from left to right in volume 1, right to left in other volumes since volume 1 is flipped. In short, read in a sequence that makes sense.
My favorite part of Ashita No Joe is that it isn't the story of The Champion. It's the story of The unranked fighter. The #100-#2 guys. It's the story of the unsung many who never achieve anything in the sport, but still fight like it was their last day.
This video is great. I love your editing and music selection. I've only heard more about the anime and how revolutionary it was for the medium so hearing about the creation of the manga and how the story influenced Japan as a whole is amazing. It just makes me more mad that there isn't a high quality rerelease of the original anime series, only the second part and a recap movie. But after watching this, I'll try even harder to find it in high quality somewhere and start from the beginning of Joe's journey!!!
You know you can watch the 70s anime online right? I really recommend it I havent watched the 80s one yet but 70s is my favorite anime of all time all ready and I honestly Can't imagine 80s being better but everyone says it is
Just finished watching AnJ 2 months ago. No other piece of media has really impacted as much as this show alone. Joe as a character is far from perfect, he isn't a conventional "idol" nor a "hero". Joe in the beginning of the series is a rowdy delinquent. He's untrustworthy, conventionally stupid, and extremely violent on some occasions. But as the series goes on, as misfortune after misfortune strikes Joe, he grows. He develops a real sense of morale, you end up really respecting him. His actions end up motivating you. Seeing Joe start from nothing, go to hell, and having a satisfying ending for his own character is beautiful
If someone who hasn't yet watched the anime comes around, I urge you to do so. It's a work of art that incapsulate Japan from those years. It's not a boxing story but the story of a kid who ends up boxing, it's packed with lessons (life, death, dreams and their cost) and - something modern mangas lack - consequences. It also offers some of the most beautiful songs in the field, seriously. The first season can be an hard watch because it has all the tropes from the old style but season two is vintage, just peak animation. Just know that the story hits hard, harder than Joe's cross-counter move. Cheers.
You definitely did the series justice with this video. Joe is my favorite manga character of all time, and I'm happy to see a video talk about the series this long after. Thank you for making it!
I adore Ashita no Joe. It's my favorite anime of all time. I discovered it after watching Megalobox, another fantastic anime series that was a spinoff of Ashita no Joe. It's amazing in its own right and it's definitely worth watching if you like this series. Joe Yabuki is my favorite anime protagonist of all time. He feels like a real, living, breathing, feeling person, not just a character. ALL the characters feel like real people. When Rikiishi died I felt like a part of myself died. I was so invested in these characters and their lives. I wanted to see them succeed more than anything. But the worst gut punch to my heart was the fate of Carlos. Death almost seemed like a mercy in comparison to what Carlos went through. And the ending for Joe was just as tragic yet oddly satisfying. Joe went out on his own terms and it was beautifully bittersweet. This anime made me cry more than One Piece did, and that's saying a lot! I remember Joe ❤ Also, 6:44 Osomatsu Kun!! I love that show too lol
@@Aceshura i never said he is a copy And I am a manga reader I know he got punched drunk My point is that He shouldn't have a tragedic ending because it will be become a cheap copy I never said ippo as a cheap ok But if tragedy happens with his body then it will be like ashita no joe again
@@Aceshura I am not saying he is bad but as a character sendo is sure a power guy and A fun character but Man oh man Joe is just on another level He cannot be compared Joe yabuki I can say he is the best sports mc of all time
@@Aceshura ippo has hardship but is he a best mc of all time No Hajime no ippo is 2nd best because of every character Since every character is iconic be it the kohai,senpai Rivals and even the coach itself It is just a cummuliation of character that makes hajime no ippo as best Even background character like umezawa too But in terms of development ippo is way weaker but he is still likeable than 90 percentage of mc in sports because he can entertain the audience With his comedy Unlike other mc or example sakurai,ashito, sawamura, hinata Ippo is better since he does know how to entertain with his comedy Others look idiot when they do comedy And Ashita no joe is best just because of yabuki He himself alone carries the show
I was never into sports, boxing or like the idea of competing for money & fame of any kind.. since i tended to be timid & shy. I was mostly an arts & science kind of person. i find sports to be competitive & pretentious for my taste. One of the major aspects that really drew me into this series was how relatable the main character's struggles & the various themes within the story was presented. Joe's growth & maturity as a character was also very touching & inspirational to me. I see Joe's path in becoming addicted/obssessed with boxing as more of a cautionary tale. I'm hoping this video will blow up & get more people's attention to read or watch this underrated character-driven underdog story from japan 👍
@@The_Forever_ManNaw man, a REAL remake as in a loyal adaptation of the manga all over again but with a better budget. Don't get me wrong, the original is iconic AF, but it'd be worth it seeing the anime remade in the current day
Amazing research, amazing presentstion, amazing video overall. Insta-subbed. Thanks for doing this, because this video is like a eulogy of AnJ for the older western fanbase and a 'why-you-should-watch' video for the newer gen. Kudos 👏
👏👏 wonderfully made vídeo about the iconic Ashita no Joe. It’s amazing to learn how this story came to life. I read the manga many years ago and it touched me so much that changed me. Now I work hard today to become tomorrow’s Joe
Hey Man, whatever doubts you have if any they'll still be there but just know that you put the video out and you began the journey into YT. This is a great introspective video and I really learned something new here. Keep it up.
I think it's not a far stretch to think yabuki joe helped inspire jojo's, his name is Joe like joestar and like Jojo itself, while his hat and hair are very similar to jotaros, they both have ripped hats
this realy is a great video, i thought you were a massive channel because of the clean delivery and smooth editing but goddamn this is underrated, i truly hope you make more videos and ill try to share this with every friend that would enjoy this topic, much love from jordan
I enjoyed the video a lot. Lots of detailed knowledge that you present in a suspensful way. I have watched the anime but had no idea that it is this HUGE of a legacy.
You have an accent, are you perhaps Filipino? Awesome video btw hope you also make one about the anime adaptation since it's alot more accessible now thanks to the hd remastering of the first season.
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Happy 100k views on this Ashita no Joe project! Thank you for everyone that spent their time with this long time passion project of mine! It's been a while but I assure you that I'm in the process of delivering more quality content for you guys so stay tuned for my next video coming soon!
As for some concerns I've seen from the comments, let me address them quickly here:
"Music is too loud"
I've taken note of this and will be more careful with the audio mixing for future videos moving forward. For now, I've hired a CC editor to encode english subtitles in this video for you guys so you could understand what I was saying in some parts of the video
"What is the music playing at X part"
I've told my CC editor to include as much of the titles of the OSTs used in the subs, but just to be safe, let me add the titles in this comment as well!
-AnJ OP 2
-Many Rivers to Cross by Jimmy Cliff
-Rikishi's Theme
-REMEMBER JOE
Other than that, thank you for so many kind comments and support in the comment section below! I will definitely choose a handful of comments that are my most favorites to the next video. Thank you so much and let's all strive for a better tomorrow!
ASHITA NO JOE JUST GOT LICENSED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ENGLISH!!!!!!!!!!!!
Will u be uploading again1??
Correction !
Vice chief editor of Shonen Magazine : Teruo MIYAHARA
One of the few iconic animanga that change people's lives by how inspiring, realistic and authentic it is. It almost has a life of it's own. Joe Yabuki lives within all of us, right?
Honestly, I wish I could go out like Joe did.
@@cyberpunkfalangist2899 me too man, me too... dying for something you love or doing what you love, one can only dream
@@forgetfulstrangerI don't u will have the guts to do that
U need a certain amount of selfishness to abandon everything
Joe yabuki in his fight abandoned his women yoko,
His foster father coach,
His best friend forgot his name
And the kids who looked upto joe as hero
Joe had that guts to abandon those things
Ironically we doesn't possess that much of a
Steel heart of a man
I know, right? A pure death, a warrior's death. I don't know if you fight, but there really is a certain kind of euphoria that you can only get in a good fight.@@forgetfulstranger
@@adityannair6823 yeah looking up to Joe as the pinnacle of masculinity is not the point but you do you
The Americans have Balboa, the Japanese have Joe of Tomorrow. Strange how separated worlds can have similar heartfelt, timeless and yet never ceases to be inspiring stories.
Joe has to be one of fictions most influential characters ever.
He is the best anime sports mc of all time
I love how at the time people of japan found their role model to reflect their own
Yabuki Joe changed my life, ashita no joe will always remain the most important piece of media I've ever consumed, let's all burn out until nothing remains, nothing but pure white ash...
Well said, kimura
Nicely said Kimura
When people talk about the extreme behavior of online fans, I remember that back in the day a funeral was held for a fictional character. Shout outs to Ashita no Joe for being that incredible
Japan's manga industry needs another Ashita no Joe. This was THE manga that kickstarted the economic boom of the 1980s. This manga released and echoed all the frustration and individuality inherent to a generation. It was THE manga that the youth of the time, who felt so disenfranchised get to their feet and give the middle finger to the old fogeys so that they could take the country and push it with or without them. Sadly, the generation raised by Ashita no Joe has fallen back on the culture that held THEM down and is keeping anything resembling Ashita no Joe for this generation and the last down with compliant, by-the-books stories like Konosuba and the horrible Isekai sub-sub-genre. There needs to be a story that rouses the youth, but instead subliminal pacifying messages in modern anime and manga exist to keep men down. Notice the facsimile of protagonists, the "literary reward matrix" in story progression. It's all there to keep them passive and adherent. It's borderline depressing. The color and individuality of Japan is now just a product without a soul, whose gears are turned by routine and the lie that your worth is tied to the society instead of what you decide for yourself.
Ironically, the generation that was raised by Joe has forgotten what Joe taught them.
I would say in terms of influential joe gave neck to neck competition to captain tsubasa
Well
Boomers, am I right 🤷🏾♂️.
why did you mention konosuba like they can be compared. ruined your whole message
@@skettlu2344Konosuba is the greatest thing on Earth.
@@arnowisp6244 My guy... I don't think that's what anyone meant
This is objectively the best and most important manga of all time. Its influence still lasts.
Over 50 years old and still as great as ever.
We will always remember you, Joe.
The work that created Battle Shounen, with struggles, effort and triumph, proved to be deeper than many Seinen, which is an entire demographic not a genre but which is always played against the Shounen and the Battle Shounen genre, and Ashita no Joe is deeper and more realistic and cruel than many of these Seinens Yes, these stories have a lot of fighting, as if we didn't have Battle Seinen focused on beatings and as if fighting wasn't a deep element of character development, it's through fighting that these characters develop that Joe evolves and devolves, but always moves forward even if it costs his life, that to me is more mature than regular Seinens fans can realize.
Wow! I talked to my younger cousin Hana about Tomorrow’s Joe, but she cannot watch it until she becomes a teenager.
As a manga fan, I do want a spiritual successor to Tomorrow’s Joe as well. Because me and my fellow Gen Zeds aren’t happy about the overwhelming lack of powerfully good youth aimed shows this decade and before that.
@@SlapstickGenius23 It had to have a modern anime but retain the classic visual style and make people cry once again in time.
For me this manga just shows us when we were a kid that we are always wanting to be. And often be kinda sad if we were shouted
In the 70s and they held a funeral for him, what a Chad
I don't say this lightly, but of all the anime video essayists that pop up all the time, this video was very well structured and made. Thank you for actually having something to say and inform us on. I'm wishing you the best!
I've heard so much about this manga. Especially once I started reading hajime no ippo. The only thing about this mangas legacy that saddens me is that it is slowly being forgotten
I remember my dad giving me the entire series of Ashta no joe on my birthday. Amazing manga series.
Thank you for covering Ashita no Joe in depth. I read the translated version of the manga in the 90s and would never thought that it was written in the 60s. That's how timeless the manga is.
Favourite anime of all time. Glad to see people talking about it!
I'm glad someone did a video about how ashita no joe impacted Japan during it's time great video!
I still find it so insane that communists hijacked a plane because of ashita no joe 😭
This video saved my life
Thank you
Thank you
So nostalgic. Tommorrow's Joe was one of the first anime I ever watched. It aired dubbed in Mexico in the 80s along with Mazinger Z. Thanks for the vid, it really took me back.
Toei’s Mazinger Z has a Mexican Spanish re-dub with a newly current cast which has dubbed the characters in Mazinger Z infinity.
It’s just loosely based on a much more ambitious manga, whose original Shueisha run has only been completed for both French and Italian markets a couple of years back.
I have never read this manga, or do i know this manga, but the way you narrate just how influental and amazing Ashita no Joe is, i was convinced that i have to read it, even though it's really hard for me to have access to it, i have to someday read it as i was really inspired to somehow...recreate it, and after all of that i can't say enough word of how moved i am and how i shed a bit of tear watching the narration, keep it coming man, i would love to hear some more! Godspeed~!
Try mangasee if you're still having trouble.
Read from left to right in volume 1, right to left in other volumes since volume 1 is flipped. In short, read in a sequence that makes sense.
@@kimitohanahala8674 thanks a lot for the suggestion man! I'll try it right awayy
@@samasora9398You can read it off mangadex as well; the site has a really neat UI.
mangakakalot website
My favorite part of Ashita No Joe is that it isn't the story of The Champion. It's the story of The unranked fighter. The #100-#2 guys. It's the story of the unsung many who never achieve anything in the sport, but still fight like it was their last day.
Most important piece of media I’ve ever read/watched, changed my life for the better.
This video is great. I love your editing and music selection. I've only heard more about the anime and how revolutionary it was for the medium so hearing about the creation of the manga and how the story influenced Japan as a whole is amazing. It just makes me more mad that there isn't a high quality rerelease of the original anime series, only the second part and a recap movie. But after watching this, I'll try even harder to find it in high quality somewhere and start from the beginning of Joe's journey!!!
You know you can watch the 70s anime online right? I really recommend it I havent watched the 80s one yet but 70s is my favorite anime of all time all ready and I honestly
Can't imagine 80s being better but everyone says it is
@@awanada5555 actually, Discotek distributes both Tomorrow’s Joe recap movies in North America.
I found it online in perfect hd quality
Just finished watching AnJ 2 months ago. No other piece of media has really impacted as much as this show alone. Joe as a character is far from perfect, he isn't a conventional "idol" nor a "hero". Joe in the beginning of the series is a rowdy delinquent. He's untrustworthy, conventionally stupid, and extremely violent on some occasions. But as the series goes on, as misfortune after misfortune strikes Joe, he grows. He develops a real sense of morale, you end up really respecting him. His actions end up motivating you. Seeing Joe start from nothing, go to hell, and having a satisfying ending for his own character is beautiful
If someone who hasn't yet watched the anime comes around, I urge you to do so. It's a work of art that incapsulate Japan from those years. It's not a boxing story but the story of a kid who ends up boxing, it's packed with lessons (life, death, dreams and their cost) and - something modern mangas lack - consequences. It also offers some of the most beautiful songs in the field, seriously. The first season can be an hard watch because it has all the tropes from the old style but season two is vintage, just peak animation. Just know that the story hits hard, harder than Joe's cross-counter move. Cheers.
He is the anime rocky
Better than Rocky Balboa. Also predating him by eight years.
Ashita no Joe really inspired me to take boxing training seriously and still to this day is one my all time favourite anime.
You definitely did the series justice with this video. Joe is my favorite manga character of all time, and I'm happy to see a video talk about the series this long after. Thank you for making it!
underrated manga that deserves more praise and more respect! We will cross the bridge of tears in the opposite direction!!!
I adore Ashita no Joe. It's my favorite anime of all time. I discovered it after watching Megalobox, another fantastic anime series that was a spinoff of Ashita no Joe. It's amazing in its own right and it's definitely worth watching if you like this series.
Joe Yabuki is my favorite anime protagonist of all time. He feels like a real, living, breathing, feeling person, not just a character. ALL the characters feel like real people. When Rikiishi died I felt like a part of myself died. I was so invested in these characters and their lives. I wanted to see them succeed more than anything. But the worst gut punch to my heart was the fate of Carlos. Death almost seemed like a mercy in comparison to what Carlos went through. And the ending for Joe was just as tragic yet oddly satisfying. Joe went out on his own terms and it was beautifully bittersweet. This anime made me cry more than One Piece did, and that's saying a lot! I remember Joe ❤
Also, 6:44 Osomatsu Kun!! I love that show too lol
Sometimes I wish Ippo have some tragic moments like Joe, I still love them both
@@AceshuraI don't that should be happen
He will become a cheap copy
@@Aceshura i never said he is a copy
And I am a manga reader I know he got punched drunk
My point is that
He shouldn't have a tragedic ending because it will be become a cheap copy
I never said ippo as a cheap ok
But if tragedy happens with his body then it will be like ashita no joe again
@@Aceshura ahh are u talking about sendo
Yeah he is
But he is 100 times less impactful
Joe is a monster that can create a havoc in ring
Unlike sendo
@@Aceshura I am not saying he is bad but as a character sendo is sure a power guy and
A fun character but
Man oh man
Joe is just on another level
He cannot be compared
Joe yabuki I can say he is the best sports mc of all time
@@Aceshura ippo has hardship but is he a best mc of all time
No
Hajime no ippo is 2nd best because of every character
Since every character is iconic be it the kohai,senpai
Rivals and even the coach itself
It is just a cummuliation of character that makes hajime no ippo as best
Even background character like umezawa too
But in terms of development ippo is way weaker but he is still likeable than 90 percentage of mc in sports because he can entertain the audience
With his comedy
Unlike other mc or example sakurai,ashito, sawamura, hinata
Ippo is better since he does know how to entertain with his comedy
Others look idiot when they do comedy
And Ashita no joe is best just because of yabuki
He himself alone carries the show
Thank you for the awesome video! I didnt know Joe had this massive cultural impact. Made me love it even more!
Probably the best video about Ashita no Joe I've ever watched, thank you so much!
I was never into sports, boxing or like the idea of competing for money & fame of any kind.. since i tended to be timid & shy. I was mostly an arts & science kind of person. i find sports to be competitive & pretentious for my taste. One of the major aspects that really drew me into this series was how relatable the main character's struggles & the various themes within the story was presented. Joe's growth & maturity as a character was also very touching & inspirational to me.
I see Joe's path in becoming addicted/obssessed with boxing as more of a cautionary tale. I'm hoping this video will blow up & get more people's attention to read or watch this underrated character-driven underdog story from japan 👍
Ashita no joe needs a remake
Well i would like to see it
But what i am more interested
In seeing the controversy
Joe yabuki will create
West people will definitely hate joe yabuki
@@The_Forever_ManNaw man, a REAL remake as in a loyal adaptation of the manga all over again but with a better budget. Don't get me wrong, the original is iconic AF, but it'd be worth it seeing the anime remade in the current day
To this day no character feels as alive as Joe. I revisit him every few months to remind myself what all of our personal fights are about.
thank you for introducing me to this manga, i will definitely check it out
this was very well produced video, this channel is super underrated
I'm glad you enjoyed it and I'm happy that I got you interested in Ashita no Joe! I really appreciate your support!
Masterpiece of a video.
Amazing video, almost cried at the end
Amazing research, amazing presentstion, amazing video overall. Insta-subbed. Thanks for doing this, because this video is like a eulogy of AnJ for the older western fanbase and a 'why-you-should-watch' video for the newer gen. Kudos 👏
AnJ is finally being officially translated into English. Hope that helps it reach more people....
Thanks for this great video, I love Ashita no Joe
Great video I always wanted someone to make a video about ashita no joe
There are suprisingly few on youtube
I litteraly clapped after watching the video thats how much I enjoyed it
Great video about a legendary series. I’d love to see more!
👏👏 wonderfully made vídeo about the iconic Ashita no Joe. It’s amazing to learn how this story came to life. I read the manga many years ago and it touched me so much that changed me. Now I work hard today to become tomorrow’s Joe
Love you usage of the csm soundtrack. It feels great in this video and i personally love it sm
Never had thought that i was going to see Terayama Shuji in a video about Ashita no Joe, and didnt that he was involved in Rikishi's funeral
You sir have a new subscriber. Great storytelling
This bout to finna pop off.
Appreciate it brother!
Hey Man, whatever doubts you have if any they'll still be there
but just know that you put the video out and you began the journey into YT.
This is a great introspective video and I really learned something new here. Keep it up.
Great video, I love how you took your time with the pacing!
patiently waiting for your next video
this was recommended to me again today and glad to see it has gathered a sizeable audience now :D
Really shows how lonely combat sports can be
you know the idea of dying for what you love is inspiring.
Whoever you are Smear, continue making videos as you immerse the the watcher with such well made mini-doc.
well done mini doc. I felt like I was watching a great modern production like one could catch on broadcast TV. multiple times it gave me goosebumps
I discovered your channel with this video and wow ! Your sense of timing and editing is great and it really enhances the story portrayed !!
Great video man, i can really sense the love and soul it went on this video.
honestly this video deserves more attention
This video was amazing!! Man I even cried watching this! I've never heard or seen this manga and I cant wait to get started on it. Dropping a sub too!
Why did bro drop a banger anj video and disappear, i really hope you're cooking another insane video for us, thank you for your efforts.❤
I think it's not a far stretch to think yabuki joe helped inspire jojo's, his name is Joe like joestar and like Jojo itself, while his hat and hair are very similar to jotaros, they both have ripped hats
what a great narration man! please continue making reviews :D!!
Thank you so much!
I'm glad to see ashita no joe love, the manga inspired me to draw a boxing manga myself 🥲
this realy is a great video, i thought you were a massive channel because of the clean delivery and smooth editing but goddamn this is underrated, i truly hope you make more videos and ill try to share this with every friend that would enjoy this topic, much love from jordan
got real interested when I saw Hajime no Ippo as something that was inspired from this manga
Amazing video.The ending really hit hard for me.
Good shit brother! Keep it up ❤
Thank you so much! This video was research heavy so I'm glad you enjoyed it until the end!
i dont think i ever wouldve watched a video like this before but it was really well put together, great vid!
EXCELLENT WORK ❤❤❤
For any body whose wondering the song playing is Jimmy cliff-too many rivers to cross
my favorite shonen, truly a masterpiece
thank you osamu dezaki
amazing, thank you for this great video
Really solid breakdown of Ashita No Joe. Very iconic manga/anime
He is like superman ( Clark kent ) . Inspiration to Japanese people .
Like superman legacy in usa .
I love this manga .
I love this anime so much, it's absolutely perfect.
Yes...Joe will live in my heart till i die
This is the best Ashita no Joe vid I have ever seen
This was an amazing video I can’t wait for more🔥🔥🔥👏🏼
Glad you liked it! I have a lot more in store so I hope you look forward for the content to come!
@@_SMEAR_ can’t wait🔥🔥💯
Damn this was a good video! Thanks for making this masterpiece!
Ashita No Joe - Interesting title worth checking out considering its influence on Manga in general.
Joe, my hero forever
Good job. I can tell how much this story mean to you. Thank you for the video and sharing your thoughts.
Amazing video. You have a lot of potential for sure can’t wait to see what you make tomorrow
Cant wait for more of your stuff💯💯
I enjoyed the video a lot. Lots of detailed knowledge that you present in a suspensful way. I have watched the anime but had no idea that it is this HUGE of a legacy.
my dad made music for this show
I consider this as the best shonen anime
Awesome video! I'll be picking up the manga now :D
I absolutely love this video, i have a playlist with my most favorite video essays. this is the 12th
Excelent Video, I'm already subscribed, keep it up!
Brother I'm so happy that your third view breached 100k. I'm so happy for u
Very well made video, good job dude 👌
Ashita no joe 🐐
I cried when the video end
What a well made video
I really like the way you tell this story.
You have an accent, are you perhaps Filipino? Awesome video btw hope you also make one about the anime adaptation since it's alot more accessible now thanks to the hd remastering of the first season.