I no joke thought I got something from the first minute, then I realised there are captions, turned them on, then realised I didn't get absolutely anything from it xD
I'm 8 minutes in and thought "I guess I'm gonna use a half hour deceiving myself into thinking "I understand all of this". Thank you for commenting lmao
@Tree Sapp yes, you don't just tell someone to go learn a language that doesn't even have your roots. Like, there's cc for a reason, くそらえ. "Ah. Yes, I will use many years of my life, to learn the elegant language Japanese, just so I can watch a RUclips interview!"
I love "Kill la Kill" I wish with all my heart to see a little bit more of the anime. Maybe not a second season :( But a movie or another OVA would be nice :(
Man, since Kill la Kill and Gurren Lagann came out, I was a huge fan of how the Character design & Animation fit perfectly together. Always a huge fan of what Trigger Animation doing till today's project.
They also have some hits and Miss. Kill ka Kill, TTGL, and Promare was something that can break your top 10. LWA and Luluco something you watch for refreshing your mind, Kiznaiver and Gridman is not something original like another trigger work, but still have quality. And DITF is their biggest fire dumpster
You forgot the part about wearing less clothing as possible to avoid alien infection (god I love that plot twist and how they managed to merge fan service and main story).
@@NO7HINK While it was a cool ending, you need to remember to that Kill la Kill was made as a fan service anime from the start but needed to appeal to a wide variety of viewers. so to edge that out they were sorta obligated to add some sort of story to it.
@@almond6520 Kill la Kill was not a fan service anime (appart from Ryuko and Satsuki no one is wearing a skimpy outfit and the anime is free of all the usual fan service trops and visual shots), it contain fan service on the main characters outfit but if you look closely the concept life fiber is everywhere right from episode 1. It's obvious that the plot twist was written from the start and not added in the end as Deus Ex Machina.
@@NO7HINK Yeah, a bunch of hot, shirtless guys bonding together to make a nudist colony isn't fan service. Girls are fans to, you know. Not to mention the perverted family members and that practically EVERY female both protagonist and antagonist was naked in that show. There's the outfits they wore, the 2 or 3 hot bath/shower scenes (not to mention the one scene with Satsuki and her mom in the bath). I'd name all the instances off where a girl was giving out fan service to the viewer. It falls into EVERY DAMN FANSERVICE TROPE. But I guess you're too naive to notice it.
Gurren Lagann literally saved my life back in the day - it came around right as I was caving in to a very stupid and permanent idea, if you catch my meaning, and that message of 'never give up, and never stop moving forward' was exactly what I needed at the time, with exactly the right delivery method to actually get it through my skull I know that not everyone at Trigger was there to make TTGL, but Imaishi-san and the rest of the production and animation staff... they're my heroes, and always will be. Seeing them all work at a new studio with even bigger ballsier projects warms my heart, and everything they've made so far (except the ending of Darling in the FranXX) has made it into my top favorite fictional works of all time Yes, even the animation shorts like Sex and Violence with Machspeed. I do my homework.
Unfortunately, Trigger left the production of Darling in the FranXX after the first half, which I loved. Can just imagine how well it would have been if they continued to work on second half, and it wouldn't have been a disaster, like it was.
@@luckyowl10 which is hilarious to me, since taking it to space out of nowhere is such a TRIGGER move, which they clearly did to try and keep that feel, but they botched the execution worse than Guiles de Rais lmao
You got to interview the someone from trigger? Lucky bastard 😂 Seriously trigger are my personal favourite animators because the style is just beautiful
Idk man, as much as I agree with you there sadly might not be one since trigger studios has moved on to other projects and there isn't really much that can be done since Ryuko already got the answers she needed and all the life fibers are destroyed. Only time will tell if trigger studios will give us more than the manga adaptation and "kill la kill if" that's on the PS4, steam and Nintendo switch.
Really enjoyed the interview. I think you have a very fun and natural way of interviewing. Probably because you share the same passion for anime. And the questions are also good! Please do more of them with people in the anime/manga industry if possible 😁
Probably an interview with either the people from Kyoto animation. Or the people behind Interspsecies reviewers because memes & the talent behind those massive balls.
When I saw that key animation from Kill La Kill it brought a tear to my eye. This show came at a dark time in my life, and I remember streaming each episode as they became available and enjoying every second of it. I didn't realize how much I appreciated this show until now, I think its finally time for a rewatch. Also, I loved Little Witch Academia, Panty and Stocking, and Gurren Lagann. Amazing interview, I was glued to the screen the entire time. Long live Studio TRIGGER!
I feel like Masumoto really warmed up to you and really appreciated your honest and calm reaction, and true interest. Japanese TV can feel quite superficial in reactions and questions, so him asking you your opinion really shows, how much fun he actually had. Thank you for this quality interview! I hope more fun opportunities come your way!
you can really tell he loves anime, it's extremely awesome to see it too. obviously people show passion in different ways, and a lot of industry veterans in any discipline in japan, really, are worn out as is the norm...but when he started getting into why he got into the industry it really made his extremely fast talking and in-depth explanations all the more awesome to hear. I mean, dude is a wealth of knowledge and he's just saying anything and everything the conversation compels him to. thanks for this vid man, it's inspiration for anyone, not just anime lovers.
One thing I find interesting about TRIGGER is how much they work with western companies. Like, they’ve animated several scenes of Steven Universe and there’s tons of indie games with opening cutscenes by them. Those scenes are always extremely beautiful and I’m happy when I see them.
I kinda cried when he started talking about loving how overseas fans' reactions are more... aggressive. Make me (ad probably a lot of others) feel far more validated for our loud adoration of TRIGGER's work. Plus, hearing how they work so damn differently from most other anime studios just... *chef's kiss*
20:37 When Masumoto asked what kind of anime Kill la Kill is on my eyes I forgot I was watching a youtube video and started a 5 minute monologue in which I teared up and finished it with "Thank you for directing such a masterpiece, I'll never forget how Kill la Kill made me feel". Really, honestly. If I ever encounter Masumoto in Japan I'm gonna tell him exactly why Kill la Kill is one of my favorite animes of all time. :')
The energy and passion in Kill la Kill is something unique. It's that kind of story you can't stop watching, but the end is so well-made that you are happy of what you enjoyed, a contained 25 episode series that easily entered my top 5 anime. Can't wait to see what Trigger will release in the future.
I'm grateful for what Trigger has done since their days with Gainax! They have really evolved and became a fantastic studio that still brings me joy! May they continue to prosper and keep bringing the AWE in AWESOMENESS!
Sat through the whole interview n it was quite enjoyable to watch u two talk. The conversations were intriguing and your personalities were cheerful n sweet. Loved it
learn a lot about TRIGGER, thanks for the informative interview anime-man. Realizing the same studio creating gurren lagann and kill la kill just now. No wonder the art looks familiar.
I really appreciate this video, not only do we get some run downs from a man who has done this for almost 20 years but also for me personally, gave me pointers on what an animation studio looks like (not everything is gonna be the same on what masumuto-san said) when i work eventually in one. 1 more year then hopefully join an animation studio.
Matsumoto-san: The other protagonist, the character named Lio, Joey: The one that's super popular among the ladies, right? Matsumoto-san: *laughs LMAO SJSKSKSKSKDKDK
This interview is one of my favourites. Damn, I had so much fun watching this. It was so interesting to hear the thoughts of the staff of the shows I theorised and analysed dozens of hours about. I'm a huge trigger/gainax fan and I'm really happy that you could bring us this interview. Big thanks to Joey!
@@monkei8307 sadly not, there's nothing that can be added on since senketsu is dead, all life fibers except Ryuko are destroyed, Ryuko has no mysteries to solve and the entire cast relocated to start anew. As much as I once wished for a second season, I've accepted that what trigger gave us is what trigger gave us and that is that.
@@unreal4good367 Well they could always start a new plot about life fibers coming from space or something like that (it was mentioned by Ragyo that life fibers will inevitably return because they drift in space from planet to planet) or something else entirely. I mean, there are possibilities for new plot lines but obviously they aren't going to make a second season, it's been 6 years and they've moved on to other projects
Omg i can't believe that you've got to interview Matsumoto-san. Thank you so much for this Video cuz Gurren Laggan was the first Shonen/Mecha Anime that i have ever watched and since that time I fell in love with this studio. And Kill La Kill was also one of those Anime that made me love this studio and Shonen Animes. Again thank you Joey and Matsumoto Kazuya -san for this Video! >w
Thank you for sharing that interview with us! I enjoy watching this and I'm glad to receive more intels about the work of the TRIGGER Studio or generally of the anime industy :3
Joey, thank you for all the interviews you do. I've watched pretty much all of them and always thoroughly enjoy hearing about the people behind the anime and manga I love.
"And became aware of Director Anno Hideaki's existence, I'm not sure if you know about him" WHO IN THERE RIGHT MIND DOES NOT KNOW WHO THIS LEGEND OF A MAN IS!!!!
Thank you so much for asking great questions during the interview, especially about how to enter the anime industry. To be able to interview creators is super cool, and I'm really anticipating to see more in the future ^_^
i have been a trigger fan since i first watched Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann and you really asked the questions that i have in mind for years as someone who is touched by their work. and idk why but i cried after the interview ... i just felt really happy
@@EvaFuji Haven't had the chance to read the manga yet, but up until episode 15 the anime was great imo, it was only after Trigger left to focus on Promare that it started going downhill. Idk, I was just so invested in the characters that I was kinda triggered (pun intended).
@@Joshiki_ It was supposed to be a co production, but from what I've read, after episode 15 they had few, if any hands on deck working on it and left the rest of the show with A1 and CloverWorks. I guess no one will ever really know what happened, but the series had a ton of potential.
@@inspektical2393 it's kind of strange since the ending where basically everyone goes into space, is a trademark (and a meme) of trigger works. By logic i guess they worked on the final arc too.
this video brings me so much joy, because as an aspiring animator trigger has been one of those studios i aspire to work at, just because i adore their work so so much, and it has made me so happy that you have made a video with one of the animation producers. and it made me so happy when you started getting so excited about seeing the key frames from some of their series/movies as that is how excited i get when i talk about animation in general :)
6:25 - hears "Patreon...." Smashes pause button, skid-runs over to Patreon, enters 'trigger'; enrolls! Gasps for air... "HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS SOONER!?!" o.0 Well, I am very glad you guys give us fans the option to appreciate you!!! I honestly wish more animators and studios would do that! So many of them still work below the poverty line and that is just not necessary when the Market is this big! 0.0 @studio Trigger: Thank you for all your amazing work!!!!!!
Thank you for this, interview was amazing! So many times interviews with industry folks tend to be so full of fluff and feel sort of artificial. This conversation seemed so natural and answered actual interesting questions which kept me engaged the entire time. Great stuff.
Thank you for the amazing interview Joey, it was insightful! I hope you get more opportunities to interview these artists because your questions are interesting and something I actually wanna know about.
This was so /much fun to watch. I’m glad you got the chance to speak to him and have a blast while doing it! I didn’t even know that they had a Patreon OR a Twitch! My prayers go out to you, everybody at TRIGGER, and everyone else in the world. Stay safe ✌🏼
16:49 I'm surprised like Joey that his first aired work was hajime no ippo. When he mentioned all of his other famous work, I just realized I grew up watching this mans career grow.
I first got introduced to Studio TRIGGER through Promare and I heckin loved that movie. It became my obsession for a while and needless to say Lio was my definite favorite character. After watching it, I became curious about the studio and heard of Kill La Kill so I watched it too, and boy that was good. I'm still a new fan and delving into the studio but I really enjoyed this video and it was super cool. Thank you so much for making this!
It has a unique art style, the exaggerations in the art, to the way they are animated when they move, and yes I know they exaggerate some things in particular that made me surprised, hehehe the transformations 😂😂😂
This is very eye opening, to see the man who worked on amazing series and learn some truths of the anime industry amidst this time right now. Thank you for your video, Joey. Keep up the good work!
This war just great, really put a big dumb smile on my face seeing all the mutual enthusiasm and gratefulness of you two. Would love to see more these kinds of interviews. Getting an interview from SHAFT would be like the best!
It's great to see that Trigger is doing this for the fans. Not only that, but also striving to try new things and create more original animations. Thanks, Trigger. I would like to see music composers or musicians that make music for anime next. I know this is a reach, but I would like to see what Hiroyuki Sawano has to offer.
pre sure trigger stopped working on ditf somewhere around the time the show went to shit. bc the anime was done with studios trigger as well as a1 who worked on the final arc. i think so i mean i could be wrong but thats what i heard
I really liked this interview, I learnt some interesting things about the studio which made Kill la Kill, one of the most awesomely weird anime I've ever seen. As for your next interview, I would really appreciate if you could have a talk with Hideaki Anno. Thanks.
Can’t wait for BNA to air! This was a great insight to one of my favorite studios and brought new found respect for what they do. Thank you for sharing this with us Joey! Awesome video.
Wonderful interview Joey. I love that you guys took time to give proper insight into the finer details of the hand-drawn process of making key frames, as I feel a lot of anime fans less informed on the industry take for granted just how much drawing and revising is involved in making just a single shot. It's a true labor of love, the fact Trigger is creating such fun and exciting shows by traditionally means enhanced with digital and CG options is a major factor in why their level of craft remains consistent.
I'm a very big fan of kill la kill I'm Just hoping and wondering if there's going to be a next season And would like to know if he's aware of Of the video game🤔😎
I always enjoy these interviews, it's really great to be able to hear the whole process and what not from the people who make the great content we love to consume.
TRIGGER is probably my favourite anime studio. The art style they use in their works is BEAUTIFUL and UNIQUE and the animation is just STUNNING. Knowing they hand draw all that is mindblowing.
Absolutely fascinating interview. It's a credit to Masumoto that he gave so freely of his time to engage as fully and as long (3 hrs?!) as he did. I didn't really know much about Trigger but Kill La Kill is one the most interesting series I've seen in a long, long time. I will definitely check out Promare.
I have to ask, Joey (or maybe someone else knows?): Where did you get that Punpun longsleeve/sweater? Or do you know any place (online) to get Punpun merch in the west? Europe would be optimal. I have looked for it multiple times, but I haven't managed to find it anywhere yet...
Listened to raw Japanese for like 5 minutes until I realized I needed to turn captions on
Watched too many animes 😂
Thanks for this
I no joke thought I got something from the first minute, then I realised there are captions, turned them on, then realised I didn't get absolutely anything from it xD
I'm 8 minutes in and thought "I guess I'm gonna use a half hour deceiving myself into thinking "I understand all of this". Thank you for commenting lmao
Samw
Them: **laugh in japenese**
Me: **Laugh in subtitles**
Abir Mahjoub 笑笑
Me: jajaja
Are you the person who comments on yagami yato’s vids
@@Pete866 yeah ✨
I should have checked for them before watching the whole thing...oh well.
The fact that Kill a Kill is a original animation just amazes me
What amazes me more is how people like it so much.
@@ZER0lPT Kill la Kill is one of the greatest pieces of art ever created.
Tomas Roque woah there
Smash 456 no
ZER0 because it’s a masterpiece
One day, I hope you get to interview Hiroyuki Sawano, a legendary composer
Ho , you have just 11 likes.
Just Some Guy without a Mustache no shiro sagisu
@@hamzadounel3840 Or Yuki Kajura, any one of the three would be amazing
YES--
GUYS NOTICE THIS COMMENT SECTION , THIS SECTION IS SO UNDERRATED!!!!!!!!!
Love this, you asked great questions Joey.
If anyone is stuck at home because of this pandemic, I just want to wish you all have a wonderful day
I'm using corona as an excuse to be stuck home, but the reality is that before corona I was stuck inside for 3 weeks anyways...
lol being stuck at home is a blessing, but thanks anyway
Dude.... I live in Italy right now 😂
@@malvo2099 a ma quindi esistono altri italiani che guardano questo canale
The fact that a giant statue of rikka and akane is in the background is just the best thing about this interview
I was wondering who they were. What anime are they from?
Rikka be thicc
The thiccness of Rikka's thighs radiate through the entire interview.
@@upg5147 SSSS Gridman
@@thecosgamervir73 Of course, the one I missed
Me: nodding my head to their conversation
Also me: *forgetting to turn on CC*
EXACTLY
Honestly me though
"scenario, fans, overseas"
Was too much repeated so I hope there's no Google translate used here lol
@Tree Sapp well, that's like someone from japan watching an interview of their favorite american actor and you telling them to go learn english.
@Tree Sapp yes, you don't just tell someone to go learn a language that doesn't even have your roots. Like, there's cc for a reason, くそらえ. "Ah. Yes, I will use many years of my life, to learn the elegant language Japanese, just so I can watch a RUclips interview!"
I love "Kill la Kill" I wish with all my heart to see a little bit more of the anime.
Maybe not a second season :(
But a movie or another OVA would be nice :(
Have you seen the ova (the "25th" episode)? If not you absolutely should
I think thats why he wrote ,, another OVA" ;)
@@PhillyDownside an you're right
I want a movie. TTGL got one, why not Kill La Kill?
Connes Wait what???
Friend: "Is Gurren Lagann a trigger anime?"
Me: "Well yes, but actually no"
@Tree Sapp Friend
Omar Rafey it’s not. I’m jacking every single trigger anime is a spiritual successor to gurren Lagann
Gurren Lagann is a legend among legends.
"Is Nausicaa a Ghibli film? "
"Well yes, but actually no"
SuBaRu but Nausicaä is a ghibli film, the castle of Cagliostro would have been a better example here.
I just imagine on one afternoon he thought _"How about an Anime about two girls scissoring eachother"_
Just A Dio Who's A Hero For Fun I see what you did there
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
God damn it Dio
Just A Dio Who's A Hero For Fun and you can’t forget the fact they are sisters
@@ignoremypaststupidity2719 what anime are you guys talking about?
Man, since Kill la Kill and Gurren Lagann came out, I was a huge fan of how the Character design & Animation fit perfectly together.
Always a huge fan of what Trigger Animation doing till today's project.
They also have some hits and Miss. Kill ka Kill, TTGL, and Promare was something that can break your top 10. LWA and Luluco something you watch for refreshing your mind, Kiznaiver and Gridman is not something original like another trigger work, but still have quality. And DITF is their biggest fire dumpster
@@alifkembaraalam2487 Last two episodes on Darling of the Franxx were a little let down for the audience.
@ you're high af dude
@@Joshiki_ nope
@ that's exactly what an high person would say
Anime described Badly: Kill la Kill
Family vengeance turns into a wardrobe malfunction
Almond
I love this comment
You forgot the part about wearing less clothing as possible to avoid alien infection (god I love that plot twist and how they managed to merge fan service and main story).
@@NO7HINK While it was a cool ending, you need to remember to that Kill la Kill was made as a fan service anime from the start but needed to appeal to a wide variety of viewers. so to edge that out they were sorta obligated to add some sort of story to it.
@@almond6520 Kill la Kill was not a fan service anime (appart from Ryuko and Satsuki no one is wearing a skimpy outfit and the anime is free of all the usual fan service trops and visual shots), it contain fan service on the main characters outfit but if you look closely the concept life fiber is everywhere right from episode 1. It's obvious that the plot twist was written from the start and not added in the end as Deus Ex Machina.
@@NO7HINK Yeah, a bunch of hot, shirtless guys bonding together to make a nudist colony isn't fan service. Girls are fans to, you know. Not to mention the perverted family members and that practically EVERY female both protagonist and antagonist was naked in that show. There's the outfits they wore, the 2 or 3 hot bath/shower scenes (not to mention the one scene with Satsuki and her mom in the bath). I'd name all the instances off where a girl was giving out fan service to the viewer. It falls into EVERY DAMN FANSERVICE TROPE. But I guess you're too naive to notice it.
Gurren Lagann literally saved my life back in the day - it came around right as I was caving in to a very stupid and permanent idea, if you catch my meaning, and that message of 'never give up, and never stop moving forward' was exactly what I needed at the time, with exactly the right delivery method to actually get it through my skull
I know that not everyone at Trigger was there to make TTGL, but Imaishi-san and the rest of the production and animation staff... they're my heroes, and always will be. Seeing them all work at a new studio with even bigger ballsier projects warms my heart, and everything they've made so far (except the ending of Darling in the FranXX) has made it into my top favorite fictional works of all time
Yes, even the animation shorts like Sex and Violence with Machspeed. I do my homework.
Do the impossible is the invisible,
Row
Row
fight the power!!
@@Kevin-Hdz *see the invisible
I like your spirit though, keep it up
Unfortunately, Trigger left the production of Darling in the FranXX after the first half, which I loved. Can just imagine how well it would have been if they continued to work on second half, and it wouldn't have been a disaster, like it was.
@@luckyowl10 which is hilarious to me, since taking it to space out of nowhere is such a TRIGGER move, which they clearly did to try and keep that feel, but they botched the execution worse than Guiles de Rais lmao
Really hope Joey gets to interview a seiyuu in the future. That would be ridiculously awesome.
Definitely agree.
Or NisiOisin. I don’t think he’d make it through the interview without nutting
Koyama rikiyaaa
The creator of Kill La Kill❤️ is a genius👍👍🏻
@Tree Sapp We all do fellow weeb. we all do
Indeed, Hiroyuki Imaishi is a genius and for that reason, my second favorite director.
He is, (un)fortunately the one in this vid is *not* the creator
WE ALL WANT A SEASON 2
@@suckmeoff2361 nah ryuko story ended pretty good
You got to interview the someone from trigger?
Lucky bastard 😂
Seriously trigger are my personal favourite animators because the style is just beautiful
Not just someone from Trigger, LITERALLY THE CO-FOUNDER OF TRIGGER!
(and btw I met him twice)
They're fun and know they dont make sense when they dont, they're making fun of themselves in their shows cuz they know we find it amusing hahaha
Title:"I got to interview the creator of Kill la Kill and..."
First question:"How did that big brain come out with this show for men of culture?"
😏
this was one of the most fulfilling videos i've seen in a long time
_why does everything about Trigger feels so powerful_
THE MAN. THE MYTH. THE LEGEND.
Kill La Kill is the perfect anime series that’s all lean with no fat or filler.
Never clicked on something so FAST! KILL LA KILL IS MY FAV ANIME
Ever since I watched kill la kill and little witch academia, makes me love Trigger studios more and more because of its unique art style.
me:sees the thumbnail
also me: DONT LOSE YOUR WAYYYY
Everyone including me wishes to have Kill La Kill Season 2.
Idk man, as much as I agree with you there sadly might not be one since trigger studios has moved on to other projects and there isn't really much that can be done since Ryuko already got the answers she needed and all the life fibers are destroyed. Only time will tell if trigger studios will give us more than the manga adaptation and "kill la kill if" that's on the PS4, steam and Nintendo switch.
No. It was amazing as it was. It was a fleeting amazing experience and thats enough
It's still amazing how they put what could be 3 seasons, all into 1
Crazier is still having hopes in 2023 (im obcecated with KLK)
Really enjoyed the interview. I think you have a very fun and natural way of interviewing. Probably because you share the same passion for anime. And the questions are also good! Please do more of them with people in the anime/manga industry if possible 😁
*trigger has a patreon*
My wallet:
"*Simon depression face*"
@raynaldo arlen k.eman *who knew if patreon won't banned animation company*
@raynaldo arlen k.eman lol why
this guy is pure genius for writing up kill la kill, probably the most original and creative idea put into animation imo
Kazuki Nakashima is creator and writer
Imaishi is the director
the guy in the video is a random trigger co founder
@@malacc616 ok .. then
Probably an interview with either the people from Kyoto animation.
Or the people behind Interspsecies reviewers because memes & the talent behind those massive balls.
Don’t you mean massive BRAINS?
When I saw that key animation from Kill La Kill it brought a tear to my eye. This show came at a dark time in my life, and I remember streaming each episode as they became available and enjoying every second of it. I didn't realize how much I appreciated this show until now, I think its finally time for a rewatch. Also, I loved Little Witch Academia, Panty and Stocking, and Gurren Lagann. Amazing interview, I was glued to the screen the entire time. Long live Studio TRIGGER!
I feel like Masumoto really warmed up to you and really appreciated your honest and calm reaction, and true interest. Japanese TV can feel quite superficial in reactions and questions, so him asking you your opinion really shows, how much fun he actually had. Thank you for this quality interview! I hope more fun opportunities come your way!
you can really tell he loves anime, it's extremely awesome to see it too. obviously people show passion in different ways, and a lot of industry veterans in any discipline in japan, really, are worn out as is the norm...but when he started getting into why he got into the industry it really made his extremely fast talking and in-depth explanations all the more awesome to hear. I mean, dude is a wealth of knowledge and he's just saying anything and everything the conversation compels him to. thanks for this vid man, it's inspiration for anyone, not just anime lovers.
I just want a Panty and Stocking season two man
We all know that is not gonna happened
They even teased it at the end of the series, come on why did they even give us hope
@@Moonhack95 they didnt tease us though
That was Imaishi trolling the viewer
pog
@@simiansaiyan8162 sike
One thing I find interesting about TRIGGER is how much they work with western companies. Like, they’ve animated several scenes of Steven Universe and there’s tons of indie games with opening cutscenes by them. Those scenes are always extremely beautiful and I’m happy when I see them.
Really hope that kill la kill will have a season 2.
I kinda cried when he started talking about loving how overseas fans' reactions are more... aggressive. Make me (ad probably a lot of others) feel far more validated for our loud adoration of TRIGGER's work. Plus, hearing how they work so damn differently from most other anime studios just... *chef's kiss*
20:37 When Masumoto asked what kind of anime Kill la Kill is on my eyes I forgot I was watching a youtube video and started a 5 minute monologue in which I teared up and finished it with "Thank you for directing such a masterpiece, I'll never forget how Kill la Kill made me feel".
Really, honestly. If I ever encounter Masumoto in Japan I'm gonna tell him exactly why Kill la Kill is one of my favorite animes of all time.
:')
The energy and passion in Kill la Kill is something unique. It's that kind of story you can't stop watching, but the end is so well-made that you are happy of what you enjoyed, a contained 25 episode series that easily entered my top 5 anime. Can't wait to see what Trigger will release in the future.
Kill la kill is just such a piece of art
I'm grateful for what Trigger has done since their days with Gainax! They have really evolved and became a fantastic studio that still brings me joy! May they continue to prosper and keep bringing the AWE in AWESOMENESS!
Sat through the whole interview n it was quite enjoyable to watch u two talk. The conversations were intriguing and your personalities were cheerful n sweet. Loved it
Joes release the rest of the video please! Honestly your interviews are always extremely well done! Really appreciate that.
These interviews are really fun to watch, keep it up.
Also I would like to see an interview with someone that makes games.
learn a lot about TRIGGER, thanks for the informative interview anime-man. Realizing the same studio creating gurren lagann and kill la kill just now. No wonder the art looks familiar.
Last time I was this early, there were still zero cases of coronavirus.
Last time I was this early, Gigguk was still the Anime Zone
PERIODTTT
LuminousMongoose damn
Last time i was this early, Joey thought SAO was great
@Tree Sapp. Sir behave.I have woodpeckers and I am not afraid to use them.
I really appreciate this video, not only do we get some run downs from a man who has done this for almost 20 years but also for me personally, gave me pointers on what an animation studio looks like (not everything is gonna be the same on what masumuto-san said) when i work eventually in one. 1 more year then hopefully join an animation studio.
Matsumoto-san: The other protagonist, the character named Lio,
Joey: The one that's super popular among the ladies, right?
Matsumoto-san: *laughs
LMAO SJSKSKSKSKDKDK
This interview is one of my favourites. Damn, I had so much fun watching this. It was so interesting to hear the thoughts of the staff of the shows I theorised and analysed dozens of hours about. I'm a huge trigger/gainax fan and I'm really happy that you could bring us this interview.
Big thanks to Joey!
-Interview with the co-founder of trigger
-Most of the interview is about kill la kill
-I am happy because is kill la kill
I was a little worried when I clicked on this video because I love Kill la Kill and one third of the interview was about Promare
This is finally going to be season 2?
@@monkei8307 sadly not, there's nothing that can be added on since senketsu is dead, all life fibers except Ryuko are destroyed, Ryuko has no mysteries to solve and the entire cast relocated to start anew. As much as I once wished for a second season, I've accepted that what trigger gave us is what trigger gave us and that is that.
@@unreal4good367 Well they could always start a new plot about life fibers coming from space or something like that (it was mentioned by Ragyo that life fibers will inevitably return because they drift in space from planet to planet) or something else entirely. I mean, there are possibilities for new plot lines but obviously they aren't going to make a second season, it's been 6 years and they've moved on to other projects
Omg i can't believe that you've got to interview Matsumoto-san. Thank you so much for this Video cuz Gurren Laggan was the first Shonen/Mecha Anime that i have ever watched and since that time I fell in love with this studio. And Kill La Kill was also one of those Anime that made me love this studio and Shonen Animes. Again thank you Joey and Matsumoto Kazuya -san for this Video! >w
Guys, there's captions
i prefer the dub
@@collaide Delete. This.
Your profile picture scares me
@@sureshshukla2476 you're not the first one to say that... you're also not the first one that's wrong
some random weeb on the internet well shit I went the whole interview without them not knowing what the fuck was going on lmao
Thank you for sharing that interview with us! I enjoy watching this and I'm glad to receive more intels about the work of the TRIGGER Studio or generally of the anime industy :3
I don’t know why...but for most of the time while watching the video, I was staring at the statues of the Anime girls
Joey, thank you for all the interviews you do. I've watched pretty much all of them and always thoroughly enjoy hearing about the people behind the anime and manga I love.
"And became aware of Director Anno Hideaki's existence, I'm not sure if you know about him"
WHO IN THERE RIGHT MIND DOES NOT KNOW WHO THIS LEGEND OF A MAN IS!!!!
Thank you so much for asking great questions during the interview, especially about how to enter the anime industry. To be able to interview creators is super cool, and I'm really anticipating to see more in the future ^_^
A reminder that Berserk still needs a proper adaptation.
welovfree • محمد a reminder that we are still waiting for season two of no game no life
True true.
Yes
True
Trigger doesn't do adaptations.
i have been a trigger fan since i first watched Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann and you really asked the questions that i have in mind for years as someone who is touched by their work. and idk why but i cried after the interview ... i just felt really happy
Love almost everything they do, but the fact that they abandoned Darling in The Franxx, which then led to that horrible ending was heartbreaking.
The manga has happy ending plus the anime wasn't that good maybe they didn't like it after all and abandoned it lol
@@EvaFuji Haven't had the chance to read the manga yet, but up until episode 15 the anime was great imo, it was only after Trigger left to focus on Promare that it started going downhill. Idk, I was just so invested in the characters that I was kinda triggered (pun intended).
@@inspektical2393 trigger never abandoned ditf, it was just a co production between a1 and them
@@Joshiki_ It was supposed to be a co production, but from what I've read, after episode 15 they had few, if any hands on deck working on it and left the rest of the show with A1 and CloverWorks. I guess no one will ever really know what happened, but the series had a ton of potential.
@@inspektical2393 it's kind of strange since the ending where basically everyone goes into space, is a trademark (and a meme) of trigger works. By logic i guess they worked on the final arc too.
this video brings me so much joy, because as an aspiring animator trigger has been one of those studios i aspire to work at, just because i adore their work so so much, and it has made me so happy that you have made a video with one of the animation producers. and it made me so happy when you started getting so excited about seeing the key frames from some of their series/movies as that is how excited i get when i talk about animation in general :)
6:25 - hears "Patreon...."
Smashes pause button, skid-runs over to Patreon, enters 'trigger'; enrolls!
Gasps for air... "HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS SOONER!?!" o.0
Well, I am very glad you guys give us fans the option to appreciate you!!!
I honestly wish more animators and studios would do that! So many of them still work below the poverty line and that is just not necessary when the Market is this big! 0.0
@studio Trigger: Thank you for all your amazing work!!!!!!
Thank you for this, interview was amazing! So many times interviews with industry folks tend to be so full of fluff and feel sort of artificial. This conversation seemed so natural and answered actual interesting questions which kept me engaged the entire time. Great stuff.
the staff also worked on a live-action show which is a part of Toei's long-running Kamen Rider series which is titled Kamen Rider Fourze back in 2011.
Thank you for the amazing interview Joey, it was insightful! I hope you get more opportunities to interview these artists because your questions are interesting and something I actually wanna know about.
I really loved SSSS Gridman and Little witch academia and I’m really looking forward too SSSS Dyazeon. It’s gonna be this years highlight.
This was so /much fun to watch. I’m glad you got the chance to speak to him and have a blast while doing it! I didn’t even know that they had a Patreon OR a Twitch!
My prayers go out to you, everybody at TRIGGER, and everyone else in the world. Stay safe ✌🏼
I actually want to work in a japanese animation studio, this type of content is really what I needed thank you so much
Omg, thank you for interview the guy from my favorite anime studio. Your youtube channel is awesome, so much variety of content, keep it up!
Joey gets to do such cool things and he's so cool for sharing it with us! 😭
Such an interesting interview, thanks for all the lovely info! I didn't even consider looking up their social media so defo gonna do that now!
10:38 Pixar? Imagine if TRIGGER and Pixar did a collaboration? 😳
You wanna watch a 3d kill la kill?
@@kanda8157 that'd be amazing or cursed.
Thanks for this, it's awesome you get to share this kinds of oportunities :DDD
16:49 I'm surprised like Joey that his first aired work was hajime no ippo. When he mentioned all of his other famous work, I just realized I grew up watching this mans career grow.
I first got introduced to Studio TRIGGER through Promare and I heckin loved that movie. It became my obsession for a while and needless to say Lio was my definite favorite character. After watching it, I became curious about the studio and heard of Kill La Kill so I watched it too, and boy that was good. I'm still a new fan and delving into the studio but I really enjoyed this video and it was super cool. Thank you so much for making this!
It has a unique art style, the exaggerations in the art, to the way they are animated when they move, and yes I know they exaggerate some things in particular that made me surprised, hehehe the transformations 😂😂😂
This is very eye opening, to see the man who worked on amazing series and learn some truths of the anime industry amidst this time right now. Thank you for your video, Joey. Keep up the good work!
One and only "co-founder"
-Anime Man 2020
Very insightful! Warms my heart that they value their overseas fans so much
I'll shall wait for another season of Kill la Kill, till me very last breath...
What did they say about the date. Between mako and ryuko I'm in a argument with a friend.
This war just great, really put a big dumb smile on my face seeing all the mutual enthusiasm and gratefulness of you two.
Would love to see more these kinds of interviews. Getting an interview from SHAFT would be like the best!
I'm looking forward to BNA !
Me after I watched BNA: Trigger, make a second Season right now!
@@usssouthdakota5541 A second season ???
@@stereoplayerdx2308 Yeah, i mean it's already out by now, so....what?
I absolutely loved Kill la Kill and Panty&Stockings, thanks for the vid Joey!
Them: *speaks in Japanese*
Me who has been learning Japanese on Duolingo for two years: Hmm. I see.
So Duolingo actually works? I think I've learned more English while playing MMO/RPGS than with duolingo tbh :/
Is it actually good for Japanese?
This was really fascinating, I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Thanks for sharing this with us Joey.
Nobody at this time has watched the whole video yet without skipping anything
Thank you for this video. It's really interesting to watch interviews like these
like the fact how its again pointed out that injapan anime-lovers sometimes even have a worse reputation then in the westerns xD
It's great to see that Trigger is doing this for the fans. Not only that, but also striving to try new things and create more original animations. Thanks, Trigger.
I would like to see music composers or musicians that make music for anime next. I know this is a reach, but I would like to see what Hiroyuki Sawano has to offer.
Me: is he gonna ask about darling in the franxx horrible ending
They have answered that question a million times
pre sure trigger stopped working on ditf somewhere around the time the show went to shit. bc the anime was done with studios trigger as well as a1 who worked on the final arc. i think so i mean i could be wrong but thats what i heard
lewiszerotwo ur somewhat right trigger made the story and a1 animated it
Jakub Leško I was just asking because he said this guy worked on most trigger anime
We should forget that ending 😅
I really liked this interview, I learnt some interesting things about the studio which made Kill la Kill, one of the most awesomely weird anime I've ever seen.
As for your next interview, I would really appreciate if you could have a talk with Hideaki Anno. Thanks.
me need season 2 kill la kill
Can’t wait for BNA to air! This was a great insight to one of my favorite studios and brought new found respect for what they do. Thank you for sharing this with us Joey! Awesome video.
Next kill la kill season 2 ? Please🙏
What did they say about the date. Between mako and ryuko I'm in a argument with a friend.
I think they could be a confirmed couple
Wonderful interview Joey. I love that you guys took time to give proper insight into the finer details of the hand-drawn process of making key frames, as I feel a lot of anime fans less informed on the industry take for granted just how much drawing and revising is involved in making just a single shot.
It's a true labor of love, the fact Trigger is creating such fun and exciting shows by traditionally means enhanced with digital and CG options is a major factor in why their level of craft remains consistent.
I'm a very big fan of kill la kill I'm Just hoping and wondering if there's going to be a next season And would like to know if he's aware of Of the video game🤔😎
I always enjoy these interviews, it's really great to be able to hear the whole process and what not from the people who make the great content we love to consume.
Last time i was early we had toilet paper in the shock
TRIGGER is probably my favourite anime studio. The art style they use in their works is BEAUTIFUL and UNIQUE and the animation is just STUNNING. Knowing they hand draw all that is mindblowing.
Trigger: We would love to get your feedback and communication
K*ssanime disqus: *Am I A JoKe To YoU?*
Absolutely fascinating interview. It's a credit to Masumoto that he gave so freely of his time to engage as fully and as long (3 hrs?!) as he did. I didn't really know much about Trigger but Kill La Kill is one the most interesting series I've seen in a long, long time. I will definitely check out Promare.
I have to ask, Joey (or maybe someone else knows?): Where did you get that Punpun longsleeve/sweater? Or do you know any place (online) to get Punpun merch in the west? Europe would be optimal. I have looked for it multiple times, but I haven't managed to find it anywhere yet...
SomeoneWithAndWithoutThoughts did you find it?
This is the type of content I love, thank you for this interview. Was amazing every minute!