You definitely should watch the Rose of Versailles. Top tier historical anime alongside Vinland Saga, Apothecary Diaries, Orb and Kingdom (moreso the manga).
i recommend watching a video on osamu tezuka, without him we wouldn't have manga AND anime as we have today, the amount of stuff he created was insane, more than 700 volumes during his lifetime, and he personally did anime with his own studio too on the side! He touched all genre, from kids manga to shonen to shojo to seinen to even erotic stuff! And most of it was really good too, his seinen period was the best imo
The last sentence is especially true when you consider said period gave us Ayako, Apollo's Song and MW as well as the short story collections Under the Air and Clockwork Apple.
Since it’s mentioned in the video I definitely recommend The Rose of Versailles reactions at some point. Perfect timing too since there’s an upcoming movie.
Rose of Versailles is a must. For all that say shoujo is romance anime check it out and rethink your statement. This anime is depicting late 18th century France, the intrigue, politics, action, identity searching, social differences, betrayals + some romance. Bring a box of tissues.
With this much of a deep dive, I'm surprised Spice and Wolf (medieval Europe) and Violet Evergarden (German/Austrian place names) weren't brought up in the modern section. Also, it doesn't matter about the Rose of Versailles spoilers. You should still watch/read it anyway.
Oh, true! I've heard great things about Violet Evergarden and I absolutely loved the original two seasons of Spice and Wolf. It's a very charming series with a medieval aesthetic. I'm loving the Rose of Versailles appreciation in these comments! Always feels like an upwards battle recommending shojo, since it is so niche in the West.
As somebody who grew up in Austria, obviously I watched Heidi back in the day, the German dub of it to be exact. The source material is popular here after all as well. And yeah, nobody knew this was a Japanese show back then. It was just another Cartoon. The first time Anime was called out as Anime here was when Dragon Ball and Pokemon started airing here towards the end of the 90s. Also, I find it incredibly fun every time there's random German in Anime today. Like with every single name in Frieren being German words.
Yup, I'm from Austria as well and for the LONGEST time I thought Heidi was a European cartoon haha and ngl seeing so much German in anime makes me cringe at times lol
The official animation of the World Masterpiece Theater is currently available for free on UA-cam. There are many other interesting works besides Haiji that I would like to recommend to the people reading this comment section.😊
The irony behind Japan's popularity for Cosplay is that the Origins of cosplay itself actual started in America. The first (cosplay) came from the 1st World Science Fiction Convention (Worldcon), held on 2-4 July 1939 in the Caravan Hall in New York City, United States, in conjunction with the New York World's Fair. The phrase was later coined in Japan after the Worldcon of 1984 in Los Angeles.
The two I would recommend highly with this sort of topic present: 1. How American Animation Influenced Anime by KaiserBeamz 2. How Anime Influenced Western Animation by Internet Pitstop Both are really informative in how Anime developed and the shared influence between Eastern and Western animation. They may not have the views that Soak has with this video, but they are very well crafted videos that give a broader picture of anime's history.
The idea of exploration of taboo themes is very intersting topic indeed, because it also is a huge reason for the sci-fi boom in anime at some point and the relationship between the sci-fi and mecha genres with highly political, war stories. Because setting these stories in space did give more freedom to talk about still recent at that point in time memories of WWII or critiques on government and politics. And yeah, Isekai's seem very popular right now, but I wish you could get some more variety in your anime experience, to be honest. There is still such a big world of crazy good anime out there and I feel it's a shame you're kind of cornered in one genre, that in itself, isn't even particularly ambitious. I like to call it "anime fast food", because most of the isekai shows I've seen are light, easy to turn off your brain while watching but lack substance that would make them memorable for me or leave any impact. And don't get me wrong, I used to adore the isekai trope in anime, before it became genre. But the current trends make me a little uncomfortable, and the direction of the whole anime industry doesn't look great right now, with the insane work conditions of animators and expectations for shows that can never be met in a reasonable budget, not to mention the catering to the audience outside japan feels kind of like it gives less opportunities to actually learn about japanese culture from these shows, which got me into anime in the first place. Butthat's only my own opinion of course, everyone has their own and if you're happy with staying in the isekai corner then who am I to tell you to get out of it ^^;
Opening suggestions: 1. Mobile Suit Gundam, all openings 2. Moriarty the Patriot, "Dying Wish" & "Twisted Hearts" by Tasuku Hatanaka- op1: ua-cam.com/video/4REhyrzmEkk/v-deo.html op2: ua-cam.com/video/oa6ZwOjb2Q4/v-deo.html 3. Samurai Champloo, "Battlecry" by Nujabes- ua-cam.com/video/qDzod6Voe44/v-deo.html 4. The Executioner and Her Way of Life, "Paper Bouquet" by Mili- ua-cam.com/video/6ixSWvF7L-A/v-deo.html 5. Nier Automata op 2, "Black Box" by LiSA- ua-cam.com/video/mAo9SVHRebA/v-deo.html 6. Gun Gale Online season 2 op, "GG" by ReoNa- ua-cam.com/video/Rb--zCKzExg/v-deo.html -Anime Movie ost suggestion: 1. Jin Roh- The Wolf Brigade, "Omega Grace" by Hajime Mizoguchi- ua-cam.com/video/LpVNNC52Q_o/v-deo.html
Oh, and on the note of you having watched SO MUCH Isekai: You indeed have watched a lot of Isekai. About 1/3 of all shows you watched have been Isekai. And it is definitely one of the most populated genres. Every season I watch at least one completely new Isekai show, it feels like.
There are definitely a healthy chunk of isekai out there where the protagonist isn't unemployed (or a student, since that's too easy). Slime is usually the third isekai I think of, and the guy gets stabbed while meeting with a co-worker. There's also pretty much an entire sub-genre of "I used to work as X and then I got isekai'd so now I use my job experience in a fantasy world". I've seen a few that were game dev gets isekai'd into their own game, which is a pretty easy way for them to go power fantasy through "the protagonist knows all the exploits". But yeah, the early days of isekai were very much a means of escapism from people who were depressed and sick of life, and wanted something more magical (whether this was the author writing their own fantasies out, or if they were trying to be an outlet for others living through hard times). But the isekai trend blew up so hard, it didn't take long for parody and more creative twists to crop up.
A lot of romance anime in the 70's-80's were referencing French names or themes linked to France since it lent itself well to romance and there was a huge French market for anime in the 70's - 80's due to the show Grandizer (or goldorak) doing exceptionally well So kind of a double whammy with what was said in the video. There are similar things with other countries but that's the one I am most familiar with. But yeah I don't know why anime only started to permeate the anglo sphere after Dragon Ball in the 90's. Btw I'm from France and I appreciate the message of support, though you might be trying to poison me with british food 🤨. But anyway jokes aside, I love the UK as well, I've visited multiple times and most people I've met were lovely and good fun. Great reaction
3:44 Sonic X was my introduction to anime. Still have a lot of nostalgia for the last arc. 11:14 Rose of Versailles is so good. Non-battle or shojo series can be just as compelling. It even got a live-action adaptation - quite an old one, too! 32:30 Especially with the unrrelated Ace Attorney footage, I'm surprised Professor Layton didn't get a shout in the gaming section! It's a great puzzle game series with a really whimsical, charming take on England. It and Ace Attorney (the latter of which did have an anime and is a lawyer visual novel) had a crossover game. Would also have been good to bring up Berserk, its own crossing of gender and taboo subjects, and how it was inspired by the very boundary-crossing shojo manga discussed (like RoV).
Hey Luke, ever thought about doing youtube exclusive game lets plays on this channel? Maybe like two 30 minute episodes a week? Since a lot of people sub on patreon and just watch everything over there, it'd be a good way to get more people regularly coming to youtube. Something like Persona 5 would do well, I think, and games are usually a lot less at risk of copyright issues.
Not many people seem to watch my gaming stuff BUT I do have plans for 2025 to do quite a bit of gaming. Entire story play throughs of both GTA 6 and Death Stranding 2
Everyone and I mean Absolutely EVERYONE should watch Heidy, girl of the Alps atleast once. It's an emotional masterpiece that makes you appreciate life and human relationships a lot more
The "wehacle-thing" behind Heidi is an old timy wheelchair. Klara, the blond girl, has a condition that makes walking for her dificult (not impossible. Just verry dificult. That's an important detail!), so she uses a wheelchair instead.
Yes Luke Paris people are very different from us all other people from France. In my city, we are very friendly no matter from where you come from and we prefer British than Paris people so. And I agree I met many rude people in London, I was shocked when a lady told me off because I was paying a bus ticket to an old lady who didn't have the right coins to pay her ticket. Like why telling me off for helping someone else??? I was shocked. By the way my brother and I live respectively in Asian and American continent (so we are like the Elrich brothers somehow)
Tbf most isekai is just a japanese person ending up in an european setting :D And i also remember watching Heidi in the 1996. Also remember the volleyball anime Mila Superstar and Sailor moon fondly. My sister had the tv so i had to watch what she wanted to watch and be her gofer.
"White guy end up in Japan": - Shogun - The Last Samurai - Too Fast Too Furious: Tokyo Drift - Lost in Translation (Add more below if anyone remembers anything else)
I heard the mention world masterpiece theater. Man those are classic anime and if your wondering what it is? Its series that showcased an animated version of a different classical book. These of the series list they anime. 1) Anne of Green Gables 2) My Daddy Long Legs 3) A Little Princess Sara 4) Tales of Little Women 5) The Trapp Family Story (it can be know by the musical The Sound of Music) 6) Meiken Lassie (from short story come home lassie) 7) Les Misérables: Shoujo Cosette There's more.
Please react to history of anime a channel called wookong. It explains Japan and anime how it was formed and it’s a well made video. There were no English sources about this. Please like this to let Luke know.
@@GOTGames it’s really amazing and he put a lot of effort with the animation as well and every little small bits about how it was formed from the start and it became popular
My humble recommendations: a video about the beginnings of anime and how it is beating Hollywood now, and another more technical video about film direction techniques, etc.: ua-cam.com/video/AU0UJVNZMvA/v-deo.htmlsi=ELY8Z8eh7rHs9CHN ua-cam.com/video/we_YVADIKRE/v-deo.htmlsi=H7D1bfdmBd_ptSoM
Day 16 of commenting until Luke watch "anime studio explained in 17 minutes". Japan also has some kind of relationship with Germany with so many anime have German inspired names like AoT and Frieren for example. I've seen a video explaining that but i forgot the name of the video 😂
Please react to the following Dragon Ball Z movie ending themes: Kimi ga Hero, Dragon Power Infinity, Saikyo no Fusion, Marugoto, and Tobikiri no Saikyo Tai Saikyo.
I used to watch "World Masterpiece Theatre" a lot as a kid. I liked "Tico of the Seven Seas." ua-cam.com/video/4OyScGnJn6Y/v-deo.htmlsi=E5zSYjaFzJkqQ-oh In my opinion, for Japanese people, overseas seems like a different world. Europe in particular has a lot of historical buildings, so it's often used as the setting for fantasy anime. On the other hand, I think that for people overseas, Japan seems like a different world. 子供の頃「世界名作劇場」よく観てました。 「七つの海のティコ」が好きでした。 自分の感想としては日本人にとって海外は異世界みたいに見えますからね。 特にヨーロッパは歴史的な建物が多いからアニメのファンタジーの舞台にされやすい。 逆に海外の人からしたら日本が異世界みたいに見えるんじゃないですかね。
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Still no JoJo. :(
In my childhood I believed England have Dragons.
btw, the "G" in Studio Ghibli is actually pronounced as the "g" in "age"
Luke, you pronounced Yamato much more close to correct 👌
You should also watch every anime studio explained in 17 mins 🗿
Both parts
There are 3 parts the 3rd part was released recently I think and I have been recommending this before to him as well
OR... Maybe we can bully him into watching Shirobako 😊
Definitely!!
"The Entire History of Manga, Explained" is a great video
Oh yeah? I can check that out 💯
You definitely should watch the Rose of Versailles. Top tier historical anime alongside Vinland Saga, Apothecary Diaries, Orb and Kingdom (moreso the manga).
Absolutely agree and with the upcoming movie it’s a great time to start!
Would absolutely be happy to check it out 💯
i recommend watching a video on osamu tezuka, without him we wouldn't have manga AND anime as we have today, the amount of stuff he created was insane, more than 700 volumes during his lifetime, and he personally did anime with his own studio too on the side! He touched all genre, from kids manga to shonen to shojo to seinen to even erotic stuff! And most of it was really good too, his seinen period was the best imo
The last sentence is especially true when you consider said period gave us Ayako, Apollo's Song and MW as well as the short story collections Under the Air and Clockwork Apple.
@@hokutology1718 a personal favorite of mine is barbara
@@gigaganon I did read that, but don't remember much of it. Swallowing the Earth and Book of Human Insects were more memorable to me.
Since it’s mentioned in the video I definitely recommend The Rose of Versailles reactions at some point. Perfect timing too since there’s an upcoming movie.
Definitely will make sure we do at some point 💯
Rose of Versailles is a must. For all that say shoujo is romance anime check it out and rethink your statement.
This anime is depicting late 18th century France, the intrigue, politics, action, identity searching, social differences, betrayals + some romance.
Bring a box of tissues.
13:35 このベルサイユのばらというアニメはフランスの歴史を学ぶのにとても良いアニメでした。日本では20年間ほど繰り返し再放送されていたので80sのウーマンリブムーブメントと一緒に当時の少女たちに自立心を与えました。
それと同時に同性愛者&異装愛者への自然な対応と愛情も学べた。日本は昔からナチュラルにLGBTQを受け入れて来た国なんです。
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With this much of a deep dive, I'm surprised Spice and Wolf (medieval Europe) and Violet Evergarden (German/Austrian place names) weren't brought up in the modern section.
Also, it doesn't matter about the Rose of Versailles spoilers. You should still watch/read it anyway.
Oh, true! I've heard great things about Violet Evergarden and I absolutely loved the original two seasons of Spice and Wolf. It's a very charming series with a medieval aesthetic.
I'm loving the Rose of Versailles appreciation in these comments! Always feels like an upwards battle recommending shojo, since it is so niche in the West.
As somebody who grew up in Austria, obviously I watched Heidi back in the day, the German dub of it to be exact. The source material is popular here after all as well. And yeah, nobody knew this was a Japanese show back then. It was just another Cartoon. The first time Anime was called out as Anime here was when Dragon Ball and Pokemon started airing here towards the end of the 90s.
Also, I find it incredibly fun every time there's random German in Anime today. Like with every single name in Frieren being German words.
Yup, I'm from Austria as well and for the LONGEST time I thought Heidi was a European cartoon haha and ngl seeing so much German in anime makes me cringe at times lol
@@Kalakeiko if you think it's bad now, realize that Japan's government and military was massively copied from the german empire
The official animation of the World Masterpiece Theater is currently available for free on UA-cam.
There are many other interesting works besides Haiji that I would like to recommend to the people reading this comment section.😊
I love the Persona music in the background
The irony behind Japan's popularity for Cosplay is that the Origins of cosplay itself actual started in America.
The first (cosplay) came from the 1st World Science Fiction Convention (Worldcon), held on 2-4 July 1939 in the Caravan Hall in New York City, United States, in conjunction with the New York World's Fair. The phrase was later coined in Japan after the Worldcon of 1984 in Los Angeles.
"Every Anime Studio Explained in 17 Minutes" is a great video too!
💯💯💯
The two I would recommend highly with this sort of topic present:
1. How American Animation Influenced Anime by KaiserBeamz
2. How Anime Influenced Western Animation by Internet Pitstop
Both are really informative in how Anime developed and the shared influence between Eastern and Western animation. They may not have the views that Soak has with this video, but they are very well crafted videos that give a broader picture of anime's history.
A surprise for sure but a welcome one.
Im sure I have seen other videos on this topic but would need to go searching for specific recommendations
10:23 I need those My hero academia reactions in my veins right now 😭😭
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13:15 アンドレが両性具有？？初耳😮
そんな描写あったっけ？
アンドロジナス（英語: Androgynous）とは、既存の典型的な男らしさや女らしさに当てはまらず、それらの両方の特徴を混ぜ合わせて併せ持っていたり、そのどちらでもなかったり、その間の特徴を持っていたりすること[1]。主にジェンダー表現のタイプのひとつを指し、ファッションなどで使用される。アンドロジニー（Androgyny）とも呼ぶ.
バイセクシャルという意味ではない
たぶん、UA-camの日本語翻訳が誤訳してますよね。
アンドレの名前をアンドロジナスと勘違いしたのかな。
The idea of exploration of taboo themes is very intersting topic indeed, because it also is a huge reason for the sci-fi boom in anime at some point and the relationship between the sci-fi and mecha genres with highly political, war stories. Because setting these stories in space did give more freedom to talk about still recent at that point in time memories of WWII or critiques on government and politics.
And yeah, Isekai's seem very popular right now, but I wish you could get some more variety in your anime experience, to be honest. There is still such a big world of crazy good anime out there and I feel it's a shame you're kind of cornered in one genre, that in itself, isn't even particularly ambitious. I like to call it "anime fast food", because most of the isekai shows I've seen are light, easy to turn off your brain while watching but lack substance that would make them memorable for me or leave any impact. And don't get me wrong, I used to adore the isekai trope in anime, before it became genre. But the current trends make me a little uncomfortable, and the direction of the whole anime industry doesn't look great right now, with the insane work conditions of animators and expectations for shows that can never be met in a reasonable budget, not to mention the catering to the audience outside japan feels kind of like it gives less opportunities to actually learn about japanese culture from these shows, which got me into anime in the first place. Butthat's only my own opinion of course, everyone has their own and if you're happy with staying in the isekai corner then who am I to tell you to get out of it ^^;
Hope Luke Checks out World Masterpiece Theatre Animes
as a french I love the UK
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Opening suggestions:
1. Mobile Suit Gundam, all openings
2. Moriarty the Patriot, "Dying Wish" & "Twisted Hearts" by Tasuku Hatanaka-
op1: ua-cam.com/video/4REhyrzmEkk/v-deo.html op2: ua-cam.com/video/oa6ZwOjb2Q4/v-deo.html
3. Samurai Champloo, "Battlecry" by Nujabes- ua-cam.com/video/qDzod6Voe44/v-deo.html
4. The Executioner and Her Way of Life, "Paper Bouquet" by Mili- ua-cam.com/video/6ixSWvF7L-A/v-deo.html
5. Nier Automata op 2, "Black Box" by LiSA- ua-cam.com/video/mAo9SVHRebA/v-deo.html
6. Gun Gale Online season 2 op, "GG" by ReoNa- ua-cam.com/video/Rb--zCKzExg/v-deo.html
-Anime Movie ost suggestion:
1. Jin Roh- The Wolf Brigade, "Omega Grace" by Hajime Mizoguchi- ua-cam.com/video/LpVNNC52Q_o/v-deo.html
Oh, and on the note of you having watched SO MUCH Isekai: You indeed have watched a lot of Isekai. About 1/3 of all shows you watched have been Isekai. And it is definitely one of the most populated genres. Every season I watch at least one completely new Isekai show, it feels like.
@@WWEdeadman 12 isekai, which is a lot as he only has watched/is watching 65 including movies.
Too little diversity.
You said no one could identify the anime without seeing it, but I recognized it pretty easy without having seen an episode
You would differently love Kiki's Delivery Service. I've watched the movie a total of 5 times and it still never gets old.
There are definitely a healthy chunk of isekai out there where the protagonist isn't unemployed (or a student, since that's too easy). Slime is usually the third isekai I think of, and the guy gets stabbed while meeting with a co-worker. There's also pretty much an entire sub-genre of "I used to work as X and then I got isekai'd so now I use my job experience in a fantasy world". I've seen a few that were game dev gets isekai'd into their own game, which is a pretty easy way for them to go power fantasy through "the protagonist knows all the exploits".
But yeah, the early days of isekai were very much a means of escapism from people who were depressed and sick of life, and wanted something more magical (whether this was the author writing their own fantasies out, or if they were trying to be an outlet for others living through hard times). But the isekai trend blew up so hard, it didn't take long for parody and more creative twists to crop up.
😅 Nice one Luke, Neither did I know but I watch it since I was a kid, when I was always watching Dragon Ball Z 😁 and then Naruto few years later
19:11 its amazing how Myazaki basically predicted the current state of Anime industry - Quantity over quality
A lot of romance anime in the 70's-80's were referencing French names or themes linked to France since it lent itself well to romance and there was a huge French market for anime in the 70's - 80's due to the show Grandizer (or goldorak) doing exceptionally well So kind of a double whammy with what was said in the video. There are similar things with other countries but that's the one I am most familiar with.
But yeah I don't know why anime only started to permeate the anglo sphere after Dragon Ball in the 90's.
Btw I'm from France and I appreciate the message of support, though you might be trying to poison me with british food 🤨.
But anyway jokes aside, I love the UK as well, I've visited multiple times and most people I've met were lovely and good fun. Great reaction
3:44 Sonic X was my introduction to anime. Still have a lot of nostalgia for the last arc.
11:14 Rose of Versailles is so good. Non-battle or shojo series can be just as compelling. It even got a live-action adaptation - quite an old one, too!
32:30 Especially with the unrrelated Ace Attorney footage, I'm surprised Professor Layton didn't get a shout in the gaming section! It's a great puzzle game series with a really whimsical, charming take on England. It and Ace Attorney (the latter of which did have an anime and is a lawyer visual novel) had a crossover game.
Would also have been good to bring up Berserk, its own crossing of gender and taboo subjects, and how it was inspired by the very boundary-crossing shojo manga discussed (like RoV).
Fun fact the original Howls Moving Castle is an Isekai. Howl is from Wales
Hey Luke, ever thought about doing youtube exclusive game lets plays on this channel? Maybe like two 30 minute episodes a week? Since a lot of people sub on patreon and just watch everything over there, it'd be a good way to get more people regularly coming to youtube. Something like Persona 5 would do well, I think, and games are usually a lot less at risk of copyright issues.
Not many people seem to watch my gaming stuff BUT I do have plans for 2025 to do quite a bit of gaming. Entire story play throughs of both GTA 6 and Death Stranding 2
Everyone and I mean Absolutely EVERYONE should watch Heidy, girl of the Alps atleast once.
It's an emotional masterpiece that makes you appreciate life and human relationships a lot more
The "wehacle-thing" behind Heidi is an old timy wheelchair. Klara, the blond girl, has a condition that makes walking for her dificult (not impossible. Just verry dificult. That's an important detail!), so she uses a wheelchair instead.
Yes Luke Paris people are very different from us all other people from France. In my city, we are very friendly no matter from where you come from and we prefer British than Paris people so. And I agree I met many rude people in London, I was shocked when a lady told me off because I was paying a bus ticket to an old lady who didn't have the right coins to pay her ticket. Like why telling me off for helping someone else??? I was shocked.
By the way my brother and I live respectively in Asian and American continent (so we are like the Elrich brothers somehow)
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Gonna be honest, surprised Luke remembered anything from the Entire History of Japan video with how fast it throws info at you.
True 😂
Tbf most isekai is just a japanese person ending up in an european setting :D
And i also remember watching Heidi in the 1996. Also remember the volleyball anime Mila Superstar and Sailor moon fondly. My sister had the tv so i had to watch what she wanted to watch and be her gofer.
So Monster is an isekai?
@@Ash_Wen-li Naturally :P
"White guy end up in Japan":
- Shogun
- The Last Samurai
- Too Fast Too Furious: Tokyo Drift
- Lost in Translation
(Add more below if anyone remembers anything else)
As a french, being proposed to be treated to "lovely" british food sound like a threat to me.
Hey dude. I know this is offtopic but I heard Re:zero will be on hiatus for 3 months after episode 8 airs...so WOOHOO...DARN.
I heard the mention world masterpiece theater.
Man those are classic anime and if your wondering what it is? Its series that showcased an animated version of a different classical book.
These of the series list they anime.
1) Anne of Green Gables
2) My Daddy Long Legs
3) A Little Princess Sara
4) Tales of Little Women
5) The Trapp Family Story (it can be know by the musical The Sound of Music)
6) Meiken Lassie (from short story come home lassie)
7) Les Misérables: Shoujo Cosette
There's more.
Nobody's Boy Remi is worth a mention too. Not WMT but same era and vibes
react to every anime studio explained in 17 mins ( all parts)
Please react to history of anime a channel called wookong. It explains Japan and anime how it was formed and it’s a well made video. There were no English sources about this. Please like this to let
Luke know.
Oh yeah? Okay! 👍
@@GOTGames it’s really amazing and he put a lot of effort with the animation as well and every little small bits about how it was formed from the start and it became popular
Nice 👌
Why Is Adult Animation So Far Behind? by Lextorias goes into the history of animation and it would be interesting to react
Heidi was everywhere on tv in Italy in the early 2000s you are not too young. Just born in the wrong place
Tentacles originated also as a way to workaround banned depictions of 🍆tbh. Content restrictions aren't new with twitch, artists will find a way
Heidi was pure depression
My humble recommendations:
a video about the beginnings of anime and how it is beating Hollywood now, and another more technical video about film direction techniques, etc.:
ua-cam.com/video/AU0UJVNZMvA/v-deo.htmlsi=ELY8Z8eh7rHs9CHN
ua-cam.com/video/we_YVADIKRE/v-deo.htmlsi=H7D1bfdmBd_ptSoM
Day 16 of commenting until Luke watch "anime studio explained in 17 minutes". Japan also has some kind of relationship with Germany with so many anime have German inspired names like AoT and Frieren for example. I've seen a video explaining that but i forgot the name of the video 😂
You should watch every hentai Genre explained in 14 mins 💀💀
What 😂😂 is that a real video?
@GOTGames yeah it is, Nicholas light reacted to the video as well 😂💀. The video is by a channel called arikendo 🐐🐐
@@GOTGames yeah it is, even Nicholas light reacted to the video 😂😂💀. The video is by arikendo 🐐🐐
In Latin America is still popular.
What the background music?
I'm pretty sure it's from Zelda
The guy of the video ruined the Rose of Versailles for me 😢
Please react to the following Dragon Ball Z movie ending themes: Kimi ga Hero, Dragon Power Infinity, Saikyo no Fusion, Marugoto, and Tobikiri no Saikyo Tai Saikyo.
元動画のリンクない 古事記から読んでこい と言いたい
Be the European the Japanese think you are 😂😂😂😂
I used to watch "World Masterpiece Theatre" a lot as a kid.
I liked "Tico of the Seven Seas."
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In my opinion, for Japanese people, overseas seems like a different world.
Europe in particular has a lot of historical buildings, so it's often used as the setting for fantasy anime.
On the other hand, I think that for people overseas, Japan seems like a different world.
子供の頃「世界名作劇場」よく観てました。
「七つの海のティコ」が好きでした。
自分の感想としては日本人にとって海外は異世界みたいに見えますからね。
特にヨーロッパは歴史的な建物が多いからアニメのファンタジーの舞台にされやすい。
逆に海外の人からしたら日本が異世界みたいに見えるんじゃないですかね。