That might actually be true! And it's kind of something I wish I had done differently back when I made the video. It seems that I put too much focus on the man, instead of the company. Walt Disney might have had different opinions, but his company definitely ended up speaking for him. This video is more about what Disney as a company has done, not too much Walt Disney himself. Hope that clears it up a bit
While that may be true, Warner Bros. did that more successfully with the Looney Tunes shorts like What's Opera Doc?, & Don Bluth made dark animated movies like the Secret of NIMH, & Land Before Time(I also gotta give credit to some of the LBT sequels for actually trying to be as good as the original).
This makes me wonder about alternative universe type scenario, what would've happened, if Max Fleischer's animated works had became the norm, instead of Disney's.
@@ScribblyHoots "It seems that I put too much focus on the man, instead of the company" but then you say, "this video is more about what Disney as a company has done, not too much Walt Disney himself". What? those to things contradict each other lol. It didn't clear anything up.
I think that the view of animation in the west being just "stuff for kids" will change in the future as more young adults and teenagers and embracing animation from not just japan, but from all around the world. Give it 10 years time and i think we will start seeing that perspective change in the west. If that makes sense.
Absolutely agree! What I personally hope is that animation goes down the same path as video games when it comes to integrating into the "mainstream culture"
The problem is where would that be shown, right now you either have a kids show that while complex and everything is still hold up by being primarily shown to kids (Every show in cartoon network, disney channel etc.) and then you have "adult shows" which basically means "Lets make this as vulgar as possible" (Rick and morty, South Park etc.). These can be really good shows but they dont allow for something more in the middle, the only hope i have is Netflix with Castlevania but even then they cant just make 10 animated shows and most of the time the shows they co-produce are with japanese studios
@@ScribblyHoots Hey man, loved the video but i think there's something you kind of left out, one major factor in why Anime works is because of the "niche culture" they can get away with making a show about a trans kid not because lots of people will like it but because a minority will buy literally everything they put out (Overpriced BD, Figures, Keychains,Manga, whatever),so even if in the future we wont see animation as for kids we will still have trouble creating such niche shows because that's just not how the business goes here in america
Snow White wasn't just aimed at children. The goal was to also show that an animated movie could be taken as seriously as a movie with human actors: to drive away the idea that cartoon = children /childish. There were people who cried watching Snow White when it first premiered.
Oh yes absolutely! Cartoons were all the craze when they came out, my grandparents told me stories about how even soldiers watched it. But what I meant was that in the end, then they still aimed for either everyone as a target demographic, or then they would prioritize a younger audience. Older people wanted to experiment with more grim plotlines and disney simply wasn't a huge fan of converting
@@ScribblyHoots Disney was a big emphasizer are character, but I'd say that there are earlier Disney movies with grim plot lines. Sure, they all have happy endings, but I'd say Pinocchio, black coildron, even hunchback of notredame have some twistedness in their story lines.
kjcpoper I’ve seen many Disney films. They are good, however they lack the depth seen in several Japanese animated features. Some of my favourites are Your Name, The Boy and The Beast, 5 centimetres per second and Garden of Words. These all can be enjoyed by adults and children alike (the kids may not get the messages but they will still enjoy the story). I’m not saying Disney are bad, I very much liked the Lion King when I was younger, and it has some very somber and beautiful moments, however In the end Disney usually relies on (what I now think are) irritating songs and predictable characters, eg mufasa good, scar bad, Simba angry, ashamed and wanting revenge. I can also argue that a lot of anime characters are 100% good, for example the mother in Wolf children and Nausicaa, however what I particularly like about anime is the stillness of situations and how everyday object can appear beautiful, eg the train in 5 centimetres. Disney are very good at animating characters, however films like your name and weathering with you have such amazing art every frame is a beautiful wallpaper. In Disney’s films, where can you find a film as joyous as My neighbour Totoro, as melancholy and Grave of the fireflies or as fantastic as Your Name. Disney is a good starting place for animation, however it seems the Japanese are spearheading a new wave of masterpieces for more maturer audiences.
youtube user Yes, that incredibly graphic scene from tangled. They didn’t even have the guts to kill Flynn off. I’m not saying that anime is only for adults and Disney is only for children. Disney used to produce films for adults, however more recently there has been a presumption in the west that cartoons are for children, but in Japan they still make adult animated films.
@@jackko21 I also need to find the artical, but I have heard before that in an interview. Walt Disney after watching a certain film aimed at adults, said that he wanted to make something similar but in animation. But he said he knows he couldn't because he has built himself up on classic fairytails that bring happiness and made for everyone. Since he knows if he did make something more adult it would break that reputation, he and everyone else wanted to keep that reputation.
Hanna+Barbera were more culpable IMO. Tho they themselves were great animators, they ended up creating a formula to make low quality cartoons super cheaply.
It depends on what you want to use animation for as well :) Rick and Morty just want to achieve entertainment through comedy and jokes that can't be made with filming. But it's true that we don't see any real beautiful western animations unless it's kids targeted
@@ScribblyHoots the HBO spawn cartoon I think had a cool gritty art style and animation I'd recommend checking it out you can find the first few episodes on UA-cam
Here is what an article says about Walt Disney that I think is very telling: "At one point in the documentary, however, son-in-law Ron Miller recalls Disney screening To Kill a Mockingbird for his entire family and declaring, “Boy, that was a helluva picture.” Then he lamented, “I wish I could make a picture like that.” Even Walt Disney, it seems, was aware of his restrictions." I think this goes back to what you were saying about animation being something that's either for kids or an adult comedy like Family Guy or South Park. For many people, it feels like there is no in-between, where animation can be for adults AND also be taken seriously. I think Anime has closed the gap that Disney himself wishes he could have filled. But yeah, this was a great video. It deserves way more views. Anime as an art form is severely under-appreciated. I think showing a newcomer something like Erased, Violet Evergarden, Steins;Gate, Madoka Magica or Fate/Zero would really show them that Anime can be deep, mature, creative and thrilling, without having to resort to sexual content.
I'm so sorry about the late reply (no clue how I missed this) But I absolutely agree! While I suspect Madoka Magica may be more intended to trick people who are used to watching anime, then I definitely think steins;Gate, Violet Evergarden and Erased are good examples when it comes to Anime being taken seriously. I highly appreciate the medium and I often even hesitate starting a series I know will be good because animation and a good story hits me in all the right ways as an art medium, which usually ends up making me waay too emotionally involved :.) Such an underrated medium... Thank you again for spending time writing a comment on here! Sorry it took so long to acknowledge that.
@Lucas Carvalho Love Death and Robots, I think is hard to judge since it's an anthology series meant for a more mature audience and can't justifiably be called a cartoon the same way Samurai Jack can. It's also produced by Netflix, which has this weird habit of just cramming excessive gore into an animated project and passing it off as mature.
The view of animation 'being for kids' has changed, but now people think all adult animation is immature, which is still dumb. So many adult animations made in the west are generally comedies, and especially immature ones, with shows like Family Guy, South Park, Big Mouth, Hazbin Hotel, Rick and Morty, etc. (Keep in mind I've never watched any of them so sorry if I got things wrong)
@@Nikku4211 see dc animated movies is the most mature thing in the west since batman mask of the phanton going through batman year one, super man vs elite
@@Nikku4211 The Boondocks and The Simpsons are two of my favourite adult shows that are not dumb, The Simpsons can be watched for kids since it doesn’t have so much swearing
A Chinese cartoon are called donghua while aeni is the Korean equivalent also Eastern animation is more than just anime there are lot of Chinese animation like lucky pie, monkey king and sciccor seven Korean ones like pororo, larva and padak
Say about Disney what you want, the truth is, without Disney, anime wouldn't even exist. Because Ozamu Tezuka was heavily inspired by Disney. Yes, japanese animation existed beforehand, but nobody had faith in the japanese animation industry, until Ozamu Tezuka showed up.
Of course! There's several sources of eastern animation being inspired by or even imitating western animation back to the turn of the 20th century. The Walt Disney Company shed light on animation as a valid medium and did a lot to show what simple drawings could do. This video isn't an attack on someone or anyone. But even if someone or an entire company has done many amazing things in the past, then it shouldn't make the subject immune to critique and the bad decisions that affected the medium equally negatively
This is almost like an off topic argument. What does Disney having come first have anything to do with quality? That's like saying the iphone 1 is better tech simply because it came before the iphone 11 and the 11 wouldn't exist without it. In fact your point seems to support anime more since it can be read into as anime coming later to improve what came before.....
One huge advantage western animation has over Easter animation is the production process. In the west, actors usually record lines and then animators come in and animate the performances. This allows the actor’s performance to inform the animators’ decisions regarding animating character acting. Most anime on the other hand is animated before actors record their lines, so the actor is limited to the poses and mouth flaps. Just comparing shows, characters in western cartoons move through way more poses and positions than anime characters. The animators take the voice lines and animate the character accordingly. In most anime shows, only the physicality is captured, that being technical animation like walking or picking something up. Rarely is there real character acting, animation that truly captures the feelings and emotions of the character on-screen, like subtle hand flourishes and shifts in weight to supplement the voice actors. Animated movies in the west have mastered character acting; if you want to get hired for a company like Disney or dreamworks, your reel needs to focus heavily on character acting, rather than pure action and body mechanics that you would need to display to get hired for an anime studio.
dude ur rly saying anything here which is no big deal it still feels as normal as foreign shows and is surprising really accurate and Japanese dub has much more emotions than the Western ones they're just perfect every character has an perfect suting voice and their voice completely suits the characters like tanjiro he is a wholesome character and he has the voice which anyone would imagine him to look at its appearance and this is just one of the thousands
tbh this isn't about west vs east animation. this is more about us uk eu vs japan. chinese and korean have no known animation but korean at least are popular with live action dramas, chinese? idk. even hk and taiwan have better entertainment industries than china
Recently I’ve seen Anime is slowly becoming popular, before I used to see anime as dumb or stupid until youtube out of nowhere recommended me that one scene from Attack on Titan and now I am a fan of anime. For some who has never seen anime the first anime that they watch has to be one with a good story. I think that by the end of this decade Anime will be common in the west
It feels so weird to me to hear "animation is just for kids". I've never thought, or come across someone who actually believes that. Maybe its because I spend so much time on youtube and watching anime.
@@naijamations3404 There were some early cartoons (Pop-eye, I think) were intended as little shorts before movies that adults would watch - kind of like the Three Stooges, but animated. (Source: My Dad has always been into old entertainment)
you should research disney more, because they actually were targeting families and not just kids and I believe their movies in the 30s through 60s pushed animation forward and inspired tons of animators including tezuka to pursue careers in animation and showed people that animated movies could be just a great or better than their animated counterpart. Disney is really the only studio with a specific brand attached to it, and I really believe they've tried their best to try new things and adapt to current time (it happened in the renaissance and the revival era). I believe hannah barbera studios was responsable for creating the mindset that animation is just for kids, with their cheap shows.
Even Hollywood and the Oscars think animation is just for kids, take a look at what was the “best animated film” for the oscars a few years ago, there was the choice between A SILENT VOICE, and Boss Baby. The Oscars chose the latter..
Yeah i've never seen such a bullcrap decision...really only a few are diamonds in western animation. Like the recent Invincible adaptation. Anime on the otherhand has matured. Though, to be fair not all, in fact, are gold nuggets. Still, if you look at shows like Your Lie In April, Demon Slayer, Code Geass, FMAB. It's clear the stigma of "Animation is just for kids" is no existent in japan.
@@PlayerBRUV to be clear: not every western animation is bad. Recently, some have started to take western animation seriously again. And personally i wish this would spike. Remember the good old days of JLU, Samurai Jack, spectacular spider-man? Cause i do. In the early 2000s i (like millions of kids) grew up watching those shows. But, over time, cartoon network & nickelodeon began to lose their touch. Disney's maintained some excellence, though their animations aren't always perfect. What i'm saying is if western wants to catch up they need to stop looking at animation like it's second rate or something, Cause in japan they clearly give it their all when creating anime (again not all are brilliant though).
Don't forget it was Ralph Bakshi who wanted to push that Animation is not only for children but can also be adult Oriented. "Fritz the Cat", "Fire and Ice", "American Pop" etc..
i've always wanted to find a platform or somewhere to talk more about this, because i feel like it is important to my future (anticipated) career path. i've wanted to create my own animated series for a long time now, but with themes that are mature and meant for teens or even adults to watch (like attack on titan) but as someone from the us, my options are kind of limited. animation in the west is more corporation based, as compared to japanese anime, where mangakas get basically full control over their content, so it is hard to get your individual vision here unless you want like 10 other people collaborating with you and giving their ideas until it's not a work of your own anymore. i've considered the possibility (impossibility) of moving to japan and becoming a manga artist there, hopefully get noticed, and have my content published as an anime. But I also thought that, as an american, it would be very difficult to learn the japanese language by yourself without the help of a teacher as well as balancing other things in life like school. This leaves me with only the option of remaining in the us, maybe first getting my work published through a graphic novel? or online platform like Webtoon and hoping someone will notice and want to make a animated series out of it. That itself may be a problem if they decide my content isn't "child-friendly" enough because I don't want to censor any mature themes in my story. If I try to skip the graphic novel part and build an animation from scratch I might not reach the target number of audience I want because in the US animation is generally meant for kids so it won't be well received. Wow I sound really presumptuous but I really just have no idea what I want to do going forward and I feel like I'm wasting my time if I don't do something to reach where I want to be. Thanks if anyone reads this comment and responds to help me.
youtube user What I meant was that Disney can make good films, however the messages are simple and straightforward. In anime there are maturer themes presented, eg in Makoto Shinkais work.
youtube user What are the messages on The Lion King and Aladdin? Isn’t the lion king just a simple revenge and beating your foe story? Isn’t Aladdin just saying’If you’re true to yourself you’ll get the girl’? These aren’t really relatable to me, but if I have misinterpreted the films please correct me.
youtube user You don’t have to apologise!! We’re having an interesting discussion. Sorry I didn’t see the bit about the ‘live action’ lion king and Aladdin.
To me, it shows two different yet somewhat similar mediums trying to reach two different audiences, and of those two audiences, one of them includes a subset of poor bastards who see an anime series like Overlord and think it'd be perfect for kids, and then they reach Splat and find out how wrong they were. In the west, we're conditioned early on that cartoons should be short one-off episodes and be lighthearted fare aimed at children, like Tom and Jerry, Bugs Bunny, Yogi Bear, and Cinderella. In Japan, they've got Gundam Zeta, Overlord, Goblin Slayer, and Demon Beast Invasion. Their animation often tells a far-reaching story where arcs develope over multiple episodes, where a character dies and doesn't come back. It's more serious in terms of storytelling and aims for a somewhat older audience.
It wasn't too long ago where anime was viewed as childish. If you grew up in the 90s and 2000s, you know what I mean and can see the shift. Nowadays One Piece and Dragon ball are viewed as icons. In the 2000s they were viewed as only for kids. The west doesn't respect western animation the way the east respects eastern animation, and its alarmingly apparent. Hell, even anime gets more respect in the west than western animation despite how niche it is. When a show like One Piece goes on for 20 plus years, its viewed as a legendary tale that's managed to evolve over time. When a show like the Simpsons or Family goes on for 20 years, its viewed as an over-the-hill relic that should've ended long ago. Go to Japan, you'll see Demon Slayer and My Hero Academia everywhere (This was my experience in 4 years there). Go to the west, and you'll see an animation industry on the brink of crumbling. Just take a look at what Warner Bros Discovery has been doing. In order for animation to make a comeback, the west has to RESPECT it. Its hard to do that when a majority of notable cartoons on nowadays like to dumb things down and pander.
I remember overlooking anime in my younger childhood years but recently I’ve started to watch anime more and I think western animation could improve a lot if they took some ideas from the japanese
I would say that while Western cartoon may have certain limits, there's still a lot of variety and creativity in the content they create and the stories they tell.
@@aswingopakumar6483 That is both subjective and poorly typed. While yes, Japanese anime succedes more in its complex story telling. (at least within the last few decades) A majority if not all of Western animation has amazingly unique artstyles that add such a level of creativity to each show. This is not including the poorly made cartoons that try and piggy back off of the successes of others. Both sectors of animation have their strengths and weaknesses. Besides, I'm sure you've seen a really shitty anime once in a while like SAO or those predictable and boring slice of life animes with the clumsy girls and stupid guys
Having limits grants creativity. That's why shows like family guy are shit, they have free reigns but they don't need to be creative. Disney writers and cartoonists in general have to have limits but said limits give way to creativity.
@@cinnamon-skateboarding5987 I'd say it really depends on the writer. See with shows like Rick and Morty or Love death & Robots they really run with that absolutel freedom to make some truly creative and innovative masterpieces
People always wonder why they are no good cartoons but never think that if they stop calling all good cartoons anime that they will finally be good cartoons
I'm from the future, after releasing Star Wars: Visions, Disney is now bringing anime to Disney+. Here's their announced titles: Summer Time Rendering. Japanese broadcast in 2022. Tatami Time Machine Blues from Science Saru. Disney Twisted Wonderland Co-Produced by Aniplex. Black Rock Shooter Dawn Fall. Japanese broadcast in Spring 2022
Western animation is Better than Eastern Anime in terms of Fluidity of Movement. While anime has limited animation and more on aesthetics. Oh and Adult action oriented animation already exist predating Anime, example is Fleischers' Superman(1940s), Action scenes in Popeye the Sailor (30s-40s), Lil Abner(1944) which is politically satire, and Space Explorers(1950s). Implying that Western animation has always inspired Japanese anime.
@Kaif Ali Did you read my comment properly. Western animation focuses on technicalities such as motion and fluidity, which means higher frames, and has a balance aesthetics. Meanwhile, Japanese animation focuses on visuals that's why they have vibrant aesthetics. You're the high one here
One more thing, Ozamu Tezuka, the father of anime, and his work, Astroboy, the first anime, was inspired by Walt Disney's Pinocchio and Max/Dave Fleischer's Superman.
@Kaif Ali It really doesn't have better animation. The other parts are pure subjective opinions... I have yet to see an animation as good as Spiderman into the Spider-verse. I love both eastern and western animation, but in terms of fluidity, anime doesn't hold up as much. They use it sparingly for certain sakuga scenes to hype up action scenes, but outside those you are left with lots of still frames and panning shots and recycled facial expressions. Say what you will about Pixar and Disney, but they definitely have better animation due to how much time they put into their projects. I love anime movies as well and excited to see Belle. I am so over most modern anime designs. The character designs are over the top, the clothes don't make sense, the faces all look the same with little to no variation to height and body shape. It is like looking at soulless dolls. Exceptions being anime like Attack on Titan, Mob Psycho, Demon Slayer, and Beastars who break out of that mold. It took me a while to get over the obsession with anime phase that I had blinders for other kinds of animation.
ever since 2010's cartoons ended, it feels like western animation felt harder to watch. maybe its because i grew out of it, but animation industry still targets children rather than teens and adults. Cartoon can be much more. it has been shown time and time again. Rick and Morty, Bojack Horseman, Samurai Jack, Regular Show, Avatar The Last Airbender, Korra, etc. i want western animation to bloom and flourish, but corporate greed is the only thing that is holding it back. Audience will naturally go towards your work if its really good. Internet will talk about it. People will spread the word.
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
Nepal!? Holy crickey!! I can't believe people from all over the world have stumbled on my crapshoot videos! But thank you, not only for your support and love, but for your comment on my clarity. It's almost an insecurity of mine and it's so cool to see people think I'm clear enough.
Miss Disney's 2d traditional animation, even though the stories themselves were directed more to children and didnt have a whole lot of depth, the character animation was so expressive and beautiful.
As a kid I watched Disney and western animation alot, but I quickly grew tired of it because they started following the same pattern again and again, I stopped watching Star Wars because it just got boring and not as good as it did before. But when I watched my first Japanese Anime I was fascinated by how many defferint things they did. The plot was interesting enough to watch till the end, so what I would say is Disney started animation but didn't want to change they way they did things because they are to concerned about how much money they'll lose and how many fansa they'll anger. Studios need to make new ideas and do new things so we wont have a million of the same thing but in defferint worlds.
At least Pixar does things differently, but they have proven that they are not perfect, given that Cars 2 and Incredibles 2 have mostly below average reception and Luca is criticized for adapting the current Western Animation style (identified as CalArts) in 3D, though ironically, most of the founding fathers of Pixar went to CalArts.
No offense but this feel bias as hell towards anime in every which of way because you did not bring up any thing of the beautiful animation of cartoons that came out over the years like samurai Jack ,Batman the animated, series Star vs the forces of evil, Gravity fall an DuckTales which or all beautiful animation an those are mature cartoons too 🤷🏽♂️
This is a pretty old video of mine, and if I made it today I would absolutely change it. I'm sorry but good old laziness prevented me from adding those details. But would it help if I said I've watched EVERY single of those shows?! They're AWESOME. But think about it, those shows have all had trouble thriving creatively DUE to the western standard for cartoons. -Batman animated got huge complaints from parents used to cartoons being kids shows. -Gravity Falls creator Alex Hirsch has publicly admitted to hating Disney for micromanaging the show to "keep it pg" (they couldnt even have an episode about spin the bottle or a scene with cookies with tiny pentagrams on it) -Samurai Jack HAD to be resurrected by one of the ONLY Adult cartoon sites in the west in order to get the creative freedom they needed for season 5 And Star vs The Forces of Evil was almost downsized by Disney after receiving backlash from parents claiming it's "too progressive and liberal with gay kisses and hints at transgenderism". Sorry btw, you just seemed pretty interested in the topic so I allowed myself to go on a bit of a rant to at least explain my point of view ;) It's not a perfect video, but I still stand by the point that big companies like Disney has created a choke-hold around creativity in western animated media
@@haruhisuzumiya2400 BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! How is the character design in Gravity Falls "cheap and lazy"? Did you even watch the show?!
Off topic but still on topic, if you guys wanna watch a really good cartoon watch Bee and Puppycat the artstyle is eye candy and the visuals are orgasmic
I'm a bit late for the argument, but here's my two cents. Disney and Max Fleischer are the main reasons why we have anime the way we do today. The creators of both modern manga and anime were greatly inspired by those 2 companies, and also by American comics 💭. See, earlier manga looked a lot more like classic Chinese Imperial art, until Americans started bringing their popculture over to Japan 🗾 and then the Japanese 🏯 really loved the style and tried to recreate it. They hadn't had the same skill at first, but over time they made it into their own.
I honestly think that this is changing netflix is making western anime like dota, castrevania, blood zeus,six fists etc) has series like undone, primal, invincible, the liberator, love robots and death, samurai jack 2017,young justice 3 season etc already has several animations already in production like ask the animated series, he man etc already has rumor that animations like game of thones animated series can be made
Western can actually keep up with eastern animation. The problem is some don't want to adapt great materials, some think animation is out right "for kids" and some do get adapted only to fall hard on its face.
The name of the anime movie shown in the thumbnail is called koe no katachi aka A shape of voice. It's the best anime movie ever DO NOT TALK ABOUT YOUR NAME
ScribblyHoots Your opinion,But i don't prefer Romance here at first i thought koe no katachi was boring and i loved your name But i watched it and it hit me real hard. I can't change my mind into liking other animes after that But yea i respect your opinion
Nah man I totally agree with you. America has formed this thought in their citizen's head that cartoons are only for children and it's so bad to where my 9 year old sister doesn't want to admit that she watches animated titles. I've always wondered why do people cast aside animation when there is so much potential in animation. I see a lot of western cartoons and I love the concept, the characters and even the art style but the stories are terrible because they target kids so they don't try to even make it remotely good. Not saying there shouldn't be any kids cartoons but they are feeding kids crap nowadays. But one thing good that came out of this was the CGI tech advance. And SpongeBob.
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
I wanna try to get into animation so i can revitalize the spirit of Western Animation I got a good idea on a anime-esqe show with a Avatar-like artstyle about racing Basically Forza and/or Grand Turismo but with anime girls.( no they will not be car girls. They will drive the cars they are given)
Disney didn't fail western animation... It seems like the world of anime and western animation are combining. Look at the newly released "Belle" which fuses both styles and is worked on by both western and eastern talent. Luca seemed to borrow influence from Studio Ghibli, Looney Tunes, and stop motion effect from Sony animation (Spiderman into the Spider-verse and The Mitchell's vs The Machines). I heavily enjoyed Onward and Luca as well as Your Name and a Silent Voice. I think if we cherry picked and zeroed in on Japanese animation, you would see how creatively bankrupt it is. Most of it panders to the Otaku fanbase with lots of recycled characterizations, themes, and animations. It is easy to pick out the best from anime and make it seem like western animation is homogeneous. Didn't realize you made this some time ago and you seem open to different opinions. I will still leave this up. Hopefully I made myself clear. I enjoy both eastern and western animation very much and passionate about the subject.
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
i have onverted people it was 3 third july five years ago when i came across beauty in animation( not the animation i used to watch as a child) but an animation that i could enjoy without feeling the awkwardness it would feel if this was humanly adapted also this kind of animation aka japanease anime is often good stories and imagination) soo far i have watched most of it and some are even ongoing which makes me happy even up till this day im searching new animes and watching them everyday :) current favorite anime : one piece ofc the best anime of all time in my opinion
I really enjoy the variety in art and animation styles in anime, specifically in recent years. It has improved so much and it looks gorgeous. This is just my opinion, but I feel big entertainment companies like Disney have kinda lost the variety, ever movie looks the same and every character looks similar. Also I think I'm just tired of the remakes too. The stories kinda just are repeats of pervoius films and it's sort of boring. I really liked you're video btw. I appreciate you talking about how animators get treated like shit, that's something that is a huge problem but not many people talk about (to my knowledge) so thank you for that. You made some valid points and I'm happy you actually had a argument instead of just " I like anime better because it's from japan and i want to be cool." Good video dude
@@Judyhopps-1iq I Like Anime More İt is not Your Business Stupid Idiot You are So İgnorant that You can't even respect other opinions I Like Anime More Than Live Action You can't Change my Opinion You Stupid Roblox Kid
Disney failed nothing. Working condition ,profit and payment of Disney is far beyond miserable Japanese workers. Animation is not art. It’s just a business.and money is everything for business.
See the Oscar got to "boss baby"Instead of anime movies like "A silent voice", "Your name" And if you don't believe me check out "A silent voice" (Best anime movie till date in my opinion) The movie packs such a punch that can melt stone hearted man and make him cry, Guys like seriously,check it out
Hey man, I'm doing a research paper on the history of anime along with a comparison to cartoons. This was a great video and I'm actually going to reference you as a media source for my paper. Great job and keep up the good work!
Why anime works for japan has also to do with culture japan is a culture like most east asia nation or sino nation where art and drawing is a part of expression the same goes for writing thats why they write stuff on they fan and overall japan and other east asian nation takes a holistic view how they see the world thats why they draw alot
Disney movies or western animation overall are not for kids. They're for everyone. Speaking from my own experience, I watched animated films as a kid and found things funny and cute. But when I watch them again growing up, I find art. I look deeper into the stories and characters, appreciate the art style more, and find some subtle message behind in many films (not all, cause there are films not that great). Just because the kids can watch it doesn't mean the adults can'r watch it. And until today, I still can't get why people are saying western animation is falling. Sure, there are more simple and silly films, but there are still decent films. Maybe people look too much into the downside and forget the good things? As for TV shows, I guess the animation quality can't be as good as the movies, but the content? Creative, well done and entertaining to me. Another thing here, just my personal opinion, I like western animation more than anime. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate and respect the Japanese artists who create a very unique and creative animation style, which is anime. When I see an anime show or movie, I see a lot of details and colors that show how much efforts and talent is put into it. But I prefer the western style more. The design of the characters in a Disney or other studio's movie have more differences and creativity and give them more personality. The animation also seems more fluid and expressive to me. But talking about content and storytelling, I think both are awesome. I have watched many decent and amazing anime films and TV shows, and the same with American ones. So that's what I think. Both Japanese and western animation are amazing and have their own things that make them stands out from each other, and there's no need for us to compare them to find which one is better while we can enjoy both or just one based on our personal preference.
Disney is simplistic. Nice while young but I found as I grew up, that most of their stories are too rushed with character development. So it didn't fully cement my viewing experience as immersive. They're also too formulaic. Not that I even watch anime a lot. I just think Disney is just not that experimental or creative in vision and end up even unintentionally borrowing off other source materials which dealt with themes far more complex and mature than this company did.
Disney or western animation was literally meant for kids, lol. Look at the plot of every story. Yes, Disney animation is way better because it's 3D, but anime is way better and harder to make than Disney. It also has a better story than Disney, but since you're a kid, just stick to the Disney shows before proceeding to the anime.
@@TBGB-LM you act as if disney was the only one pumping out animations Disney cartoons now are literal ass but the peak was in the 90's thru 2000's especially for dreamworks
I think the biggest issue here is that a couple of the good Western Animation out there you usually have to look for hard.. And I mean HARD. Well, anime has that issue as well, but it doesn't only suffer from that, but also the fact that not only are they obscure, but are almost unavailable outside of VHS releases, & fan recordings(ALSO on VHS), that format of which is rather notorious for decaying as years go by, essentially meaning that you'll end up getting them not in as good of quality as even a few 70s anime. I know, it sounds rather harsh, but it's sort of a sad truth. Even a few 90s ones are in this state. If you want more detail on this, I could.
Check the film "I'm Your Man" (German: Ich bin dein Mensch), a 2021 German science fiction romance film. When my wife was describing the film to me, I was astonished by the similarities to the anime as there were all the tropes of robot, cyborg, slice-of-life, romance and sci-fi I have already witnessed before.
i don't agree with you saying disney failed animation when they are clearly stepping out of their boundaries soul was a box office hit! Western animation is not dead and disney has not failed our animation at all if anything they are striving to make good animation
i even thought awhile back how the russian gas masks are maybe even designed to look like old school disney characters to make a western soldier laugh for a second and could let down their guard
Anime uselly has better story telling in its heroes, villains, and plot while Disney is just simple and instead of making original works with good plot they buy other creators and works which is wrong
your wrong disney good they have the old classic movies of meet the robinsons bolt wreck it ralph wreck it ralph breaks the internet frozen frozen 2 big hero 6 moana zootopia toys story and incrdbles cars ratatouille
I honestly feel like people in the west just have low standarts, when it comes to entertainment. Nowdays, a lot of western animated cartoons on TV are just using the same cheap art style, because of the success of shows like Adventure Time and Regular Show and also adding represantation or sexuality as a character trait, because why not. I wouldn't exaclly call myself an anime fan, but I do enjoy some animes, especialy that have relatable characters and can also showcase good animation and story telling. So I do enjoy anime, if there isn't anything else to watch. And that is a staple nowdays, considering how animation has been lowered after the mid 2000's. We had shows like Samurai Jack, Batman Beyond. Megas XLR, TMNT 2003, Teen Titans, Avatar: The Last Airbender and many other action orianted cartoons in the west, that were also heavily inspired by anime. But nowdays western cartoons focus more on cheaper art styles and unfunny comedies, that it gets rather ridicolous and boring as time moves on. Not to mention I hate the fact that Disney are just remaking their beloved 2D animated classics, because they think live action/CGI is more adult, then anything animation can provide, which is complete bullshit in my eyes. I also don't like that too many animated movies in the west are only CGI. Nothing against CG animation, but for a while it does get rather stale and boring. Atleast with anime, each studio use different animation styles to make their product appealing and memorable as time moves on. The only movie I liked in 2018 was Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse and that is because it tried something different, they basicly like combined 2d and 3d animation, which is somethng that hasn't been done before on the big screen, if you count the animated Disney short Paperman that is. It is kind of crappy how people in the west treat animation like it's total garbage. :/
Regular Show is excellent and there is good western animation these days like Transformers Prime, My Little Pony FIM, Bojack Horseman, Love Death and Robots, Castlevania, Archer, Voltron Legendary Defender and more with great writing. RS reminds me of a modern Rocko's Modern Life, Bojack reminds me of Duckman meets Californication, My Little Pony FIM reminds me of Tiny Toons/Animaniacs but with adventure themes, Love Death and Robots reminds me of Heavy Metal and Robot Carnival and more.
Underage girls are ok not perfect for everyone but still they aren’t that pervasive. If you don’t really look for it they will never appear on top of your face. But on other hand the shitty SJW feminist brainwashing is compulsory in American cartoons and media in general.
You Are Confusing Anime With Hentai. I Watched A Lot Of Anime And Anime is Pretty Normal and Anime İs My Biggest Hobbie. You Are Talking About Hentai *DON'T CONFUSE ANIME WITH HENTAI*
I love anime when it's not lustful and fanservicey. They need to stop objectifying people disguised as 'artwork', you get hooked on that stuff and think "it's only drawings", suddenly you're in public and stop seeing men or women as human beings. Just pieces for your desire. It'll only lead you to hell.
@@SportsFan-vq9kk so what cartoon has plot,theme like monster? if u know something then recommend to me. in summary story is about Kenzou Tenma, a renowned Japanese neurosurgeon working in post-war Germany, faces a difficult choice: to operate on Johan Liebert, an orphan boy on the verge of death, or on the mayor of Düsseldorf. In the end, Tenma decides to gamble his reputation by saving Johan, effectively leaving the mayor for dead. As a consequence of his actions Tenma loses all hope of a successful career. Nine years later he soon becomes entangled in a chain of gruesome murders that have taken place throughout Germany. The culprit is a monster-the same boy that Tenma saved on that fateful day nine years ago.
Real reason is 3 things well Disney started this with kids but disney animation was great and they are great to this day what cartoon cartoon and animation a medium only for kids was Hannah Barbera cartoon they started comedic wacky charactor that became cartoon Hannah Barbera have more influence on American animation then Disney and another was superhero comics
I am watching this in hope of inpiratioon to write a chapter in my thesis noting the difference between western and eastern animation.. but then you keep saying 'Don't cite me on this' and I feel like whyyyyyyyyy!! why can I use you as an academic source, cause your video is all I need! guess I got to go out there on scholar google to find something along these lines but thank you for the direction xD
1. Anime writing is too often full of melodramatic exposition, and that gets annoying. 2. When we do action or drama, we prefer to do it live action. Just watch Breaking Bad. 3. There are plenty of cartoons with an adult audience in mind. It's just that they're mostly comedies. 4. There is the occasional cartoon here in the west, like say the Spawn HBO series, that would make an anime fan proud.
@Lucas Carvalho Yes, but most of them are child friendly. There's seldom an action or drama cartoon made with an adult audience in mind. That's where the live action stuff comes in. If Game Of Thrones were done in Japan, it'd be an anime, but we prefer live action here in the States for some reason.
@Lucas Carvalho PG13 implies it's made for teenagers, and R rated films don't go as far as they used to. The Killing Joke for example only implied a rape, but it didn't show it. Even with the images, we didn't really see any of the gruesome details. It was just heavily implied. Deadpool went further in his live action movie than any Batman cartoon does. I've watched plenty of the Batman animated films. They are good, but I'm not going to pretend that they're something they're not. I've also watched many of the cartoons you've mentioned, including Invasion America and Aeon Flux. Most of those are a bit boring, kinda slower, and I'd hardly call the writing of them to be adult oriented. Again, Breaking Bad and shows like it are the standard here regarding adult-oriented writing.
@@sbm1994 Where they stop a scene in the middle of the action and just start talking about it or how they feel in an annoying and cringe way. Attack On Titan is the worst for this. You know how Disney characters stop the movie to sing? Yeah, anime does that except without the music. Not all anime, ofc. Legend of the Galactic Heroes doesn't do that, but there are far too many that do.
@@Mechaghostman2 I always liked when they do that, because of how they would just explain what happens, and it would hype me up for the fight even more. I guess it is just our different taste.
I think the 90s/early 2000s is the prime with western animation. They were simple yes, but they were very fun to watch. Nowadays it's just reduced to superheroes, children, cash-grab reboots, and adult humor nonsense. Gotta say though, there are still a few good exceptions out there, such as The Dragon Prince and Castlevania.
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
nah your wrong disney good they have the old classic movies of meet the robinsons bolt wreck it ralph wreck it ralph breaks the internet frozen frozen 2 big hero 6 moana zootopia toys story and incrdbles cars ratatouille
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
The problem I have with cgi is it's so rigid and most of the time does age well as apposed to 2d which is often timeless I mean Princess Mononoke still looks amazing from what clips I've seen as apposed to Encanto which while it looks amazing now probably won't in a few years even Tangled as much as I love it is already aging poorly
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
nah your wrong disney good they have the old classic movies of meet the robinsons bolt wreck it ralph wreck it ralph breaks the internet frozen frozen 2 big hero 6 moana zootopia toys story and incrdbles cars ratatouille
Actually, I think the whole animation is "for kids" is likely a byproduct of Hays Code. Disney, as a company, conformed to it because that ranked in the money and never looked back.
Honestly my biggest problem, is how far Europe is isolated from much of Animation. They can make some of the best looking Animation movies, like "your Loving Vincent", but with that said, I don't think Anime has much to offer that is uniquely to them. It's not like they don't try Something good, but I don't think it has anything of substance to offer, that hasn't already been written in a Western book.
@@QuantumtestGaming Anime is chock full of filler crap and you just throw out Your Name and other handful of quality anime when you need something actually good to compare to Western Animation. Stop acting like either one is significantly better than the other.
@@Mariofans-gn1lu Only some of them are worth It ghibli movies silent voice etc are better than all Disney movies Better writing better plot better animation And Disney movies releasing nowadays can't even be called Disney they are garbo Disney fell off so bad
@@Johannnnnnnnnnnnn marvel and dc is better then anime dude so dont matter if u dont like disney cuz marvel is better then anime and dc is better then anime.
@@ajoliva95_vigilante_anime_86 no buddy your wrong the batman movie was a masterpice and the joker movie was a masterpice the dark knight was the best movie of 2008 and 2008 hulk was masterpice 2003 hulk was ok and spiderman movies and x men movies avengers movies and iron man movies and transformers movies are the best films and thor 1 3 are the best so your point is wrong!! and anime and western cartoons are for childrens!!
Honestly nowadays in 2020 the only ones that can make good animation without it looking stupid is Disney and I fucking hate that, though Sony made Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse but I doubt that animation style will ever be used by others, like have y’all seen that stupid ass Ralph’s commercial and that god awful animation
Not really DreamWorks can sometimes pull that off. Then you got WB animation who like DreamWorks has gotten lazy, but the Lego movie is one of the best movies of the last decade.
*"Let's admit it :)"* *The King Of Animated Comedy goes to Eastern Cartoon* *(FYI you can't even control your inner laugh when SpongeBob is laughing and the most fact of all that you use him as a meme context template though xD) while;* *The King Of Animation In Reality goes to western cartoons though* *(FYI that Naruto Shippuden refix and renew your personality as a matured person though ;)*
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
I think Japan knows that animation is for everyone but the US often kidfifies the medium I wish Netflix would partner up with ghibli at some point I've only seen spirited away
@@Horrorofthedream You are more disappointing than an unsalted pretzel. to understand that hollywood and nick and cn and disney is better then garbage anime.
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I thought Walt Disney actually fought against the idea of cartoons being only for kids. He thought it should be for all ages, not just children.
That might actually be true! And it's kind of something I wish I had done differently back when I made the video. It seems that I put too much focus on the man, instead of the company.
Walt Disney might have had different opinions, but his company definitely ended up speaking for him. This video is more about what Disney as a company has done, not too much Walt Disney himself. Hope that clears it up a bit
While that may be true, Warner Bros. did that more successfully with the Looney Tunes shorts like What's Opera Doc?, & Don Bluth made dark animated movies like the Secret of NIMH, & Land Before Time(I also gotta give credit to some of the LBT sequels for actually trying to be as good as the original).
Till he died lmao, but even then the films still are great for young and old.
This makes me wonder about alternative universe type scenario, what would've happened, if Max Fleischer's animated works had became the norm, instead of Disney's.
@@ScribblyHoots "It seems that I put too much focus on the man, instead of the company" but then you say, "this video is more about what Disney as a company has done, not too much Walt Disney himself".
What? those to things contradict each other lol. It didn't clear anything up.
I think that the view of animation in the west being just "stuff for kids" will change in the future as more young adults and teenagers and embracing animation from not just japan, but from all around the world. Give it 10 years time and i think we will start seeing that perspective change in the west. If that makes sense.
Absolutely agree! What I personally hope is that animation goes down the same path as video games when it comes to integrating into the "mainstream culture"
But until then anime will corrupt the animation as a medium in it's entirety, and I don't really enjoy that vision.
The problem is where would that be shown, right now you either have a kids show that while complex and everything is still hold up by being primarily shown to kids (Every show in cartoon network, disney channel etc.) and then you have "adult shows" which basically means "Lets make this as vulgar as possible" (Rick and morty, South Park etc.). These can be really good shows but they dont allow for something more in the middle, the only hope i have is Netflix with Castlevania but even then they cant just make 10 animated shows and most of the time the shows they co-produce are with japanese studios
@@ScribblyHoots Hey man, loved the video but i think there's something you kind of left out, one major factor in why Anime works is because of the "niche culture" they can get away with making a show about a trans kid not because lots of people will like it but because a minority will buy literally everything they put out (Overpriced BD, Figures, Keychains,Manga, whatever),so even if in the future we wont see animation as for kids we will still have trouble creating such niche shows because that's just not how the business goes here in america
It might be a little longer. You know how America is with accepting change.
Snow White wasn't just aimed at children. The goal was to also show that an animated movie could be taken as seriously as a movie with human actors: to drive away the idea that cartoon = children /childish. There were people who cried watching Snow White when it first premiered.
Oh yes absolutely! Cartoons were all the craze when they came out, my grandparents told me stories about how even soldiers watched it. But what I meant was that in the end, then they still aimed for either everyone as a target demographic, or then they would prioritize a younger audience. Older people wanted to experiment with more grim plotlines and disney simply wasn't a huge fan of converting
@@ScribblyHoots Disney was a big emphasizer are character, but I'd say that there are earlier Disney movies with grim plot lines. Sure, they all have happy endings, but I'd say Pinocchio, black coildron, even hunchback of notredame have some twistedness in their story lines.
kjcpoper I’ve seen many Disney films. They are good, however they lack the depth seen in several Japanese animated features. Some of my favourites are Your Name, The Boy and The Beast, 5 centimetres per second and Garden of Words. These all can be enjoyed by adults and children alike (the kids may not get the messages but they will still enjoy the story). I’m not saying Disney are bad, I very much liked the Lion King when I was younger, and it has some very somber and beautiful moments, however In the end Disney usually relies on (what I now think are) irritating songs and predictable characters, eg mufasa good, scar bad, Simba angry, ashamed and wanting revenge. I can also argue that a lot of anime characters are 100% good, for example the mother in Wolf children and Nausicaa, however what I particularly like about anime is the stillness of situations and how everyday object can appear beautiful, eg the train in 5 centimetres. Disney are very good at animating characters, however films like your name and weathering with you have such amazing art every frame is a beautiful wallpaper. In Disney’s films, where can you find a film as joyous as My neighbour Totoro, as melancholy and Grave of the fireflies or as fantastic as Your Name. Disney is a good starting place for animation, however it seems the Japanese are spearheading a new wave of masterpieces for more maturer audiences.
youtube user Yes, that incredibly graphic scene from tangled. They didn’t even have the guts to kill Flynn off. I’m not saying that anime is only for adults and Disney is only for children. Disney used to produce films for adults, however more recently there has been a presumption in the west that cartoons are for children, but in Japan they still make adult animated films.
I agree. It is a pop culture icon in its own right.
I wouldn't blame walt himself, He actually wanted to make mature animations.
Tangy ™ was their any interviews of him saying that im curious
That wasn't Walt. That was Warner Bros. when improving Looney Tunes.
Well he failed because they more wholesome and beautiful 😍
@@jackko21 I also need to find the artical, but I have heard before that in an interview. Walt Disney after watching a certain film aimed at adults, said that he wanted to make something similar but in animation. But he said he knows he couldn't because he has built himself up on classic fairytails that bring happiness and made for everyone. Since he knows if he did make something more adult it would break that reputation, he and everyone else wanted to keep that reputation.
Hanna+Barbera were more culpable IMO. Tho they themselves were great animators, they ended up creating a formula to make low quality cartoons super cheaply.
It bothers me how anime is getting incredibly beautiful, while Western animation is Rick and Morty tier art style.
It depends on what you want to use animation for as well :) Rick and Morty just want to achieve entertainment through comedy and jokes that can't be made with filming. But it's true that we don't see any real beautiful western animations unless it's kids targeted
@@ScribblyHoots I'm referring to artstlyle. I like American animated comedies, they are fun, but they are kinda cheap as far as animation goes.
@@ScribblyHoots the HBO spawn cartoon I think had a cool gritty art style and animation I'd recommend checking it out you can find the first few episodes on UA-cam
@@mememejst same. I enjoy rick and morty bobs and bojack but they're butt ugly and boring to watch move.
@Lucas Carvalho what about them
Here is what an article says about Walt Disney that I think is very telling:
"At one point in the documentary, however, son-in-law Ron Miller recalls Disney screening To Kill a Mockingbird for his entire family and declaring, “Boy, that was a helluva picture.” Then he lamented, “I wish I could make a picture like that.”
Even Walt Disney, it seems, was aware of his restrictions."
I think this goes back to what you were saying about animation being something that's either for kids or an adult comedy like Family Guy or South Park. For many people, it feels like there is no in-between, where animation can be for adults AND also be taken seriously. I think Anime has closed the gap that Disney himself wishes he could have filled.
But yeah, this was a great video. It deserves way more views. Anime as an art form is severely under-appreciated. I think showing a newcomer something like Erased, Violet Evergarden, Steins;Gate, Madoka Magica or Fate/Zero would really show them that Anime can be deep, mature, creative and thrilling, without having to resort to sexual content.
I'm so sorry about the late reply (no clue how I missed this) But I absolutely agree!
While I suspect Madoka Magica may be more intended to trick people who are used to watching anime, then I definitely think steins;Gate, Violet Evergarden and Erased are good examples when it comes to Anime being taken seriously. I highly appreciate the medium and I often even hesitate starting a series I know will be good because animation and a good story hits me in all the right ways as an art medium, which usually ends up making me waay too emotionally involved :.)
Such an underrated medium...
Thank you again for spending time writing a comment on here! Sorry it took so long to acknowledge that.
Cowboy Bebop is always a safe bet.
@Lucas Carvalho Love Death and Robots, I think is hard to judge since it's an anthology series meant for a more mature audience and can't justifiably be called a cartoon the same way Samurai Jack can. It's also produced by Netflix, which has this weird habit of just cramming excessive gore into an animated project and passing it off as mature.
@@zusfrankenstein8561 yes of course it can still be an animated series only in an anthology way
The view of animation 'being for kids' has changed, but now people think all adult animation is immature, which is still dumb. So many adult animations made in the west are generally comedies, and especially immature ones, with shows like Family Guy, South Park, Big Mouth, Hazbin Hotel, Rick and Morty, etc. (Keep in mind I've never watched any of them so sorry if I got things wrong)
@The Underdog Music Nope.
@@Nikku4211 see dc animated movies is the most mature thing in the west since batman mask of the phanton going through batman year one, super man vs elite
@@lucascarvalho7191 I agree. It's a shame people don't really consider them when looking at western world animation at all.
@@Nikku4211 The Boondocks and The Simpsons are two of my favourite adult shows that are not dumb, The Simpsons can be watched for kids since it doesn’t have so much swearing
@@magicalgirlfan1 Não, os Simpsons já saturou há muito tempo.
Anime are not Chinese cartoons mostly Japanese cartoons with a few of them being chinese or Korean
It's a joke...from the Tyrone vs Reg waifu feud. :D
A Chinese cartoon are called donghua while aeni is the Korean equivalent also Eastern animation is more than just anime there are lot of Chinese animation like lucky pie, monkey king and sciccor seven Korean ones like pororo, larva and padak
Say about Disney what you want, the truth is, without Disney, anime wouldn't even exist.
Because Ozamu Tezuka was heavily inspired by Disney.
Yes, japanese animation existed beforehand, but nobody had faith in the japanese animation industry, until Ozamu Tezuka showed up.
Of course! There's several sources of eastern animation being inspired by or even imitating western animation back to the turn of the 20th century.
The Walt Disney Company shed light on animation as a valid medium and did a lot to show what simple drawings could do.
This video isn't an attack on someone or anyone. But even if someone or an entire company has done many amazing things in the past, then it shouldn't make the subject immune to critique and the bad decisions that affected the medium equally negatively
This is almost like an off topic argument. What does Disney having come first have anything to do with quality? That's like saying the iphone 1 is better tech simply because it came before the iphone 11 and the 11 wouldn't exist without it.
In fact your point seems to support anime more since it can be read into as anime coming later to improve what came before.....
He was arguing about the state of things now. He didn't say. Disney bad poo poo anime is better. It sounds this is the way you took it.
Emerson Lee
You’re just looking to be controversial
Before Western vs Eastern (Japanese) it was a war beetween the Disney and Fleischer Studios
One huge advantage western animation has over Easter animation is the production process.
In the west, actors usually record lines and then animators come in and animate the performances. This allows the actor’s performance to inform the animators’ decisions regarding animating character acting.
Most anime on the other hand is animated before actors record their lines, so the actor is limited to the poses and mouth flaps. Just comparing shows, characters in western cartoons move through way more poses and positions than anime characters. The animators take the voice lines and animate the character accordingly. In most anime shows, only the physicality is captured, that being technical animation like walking or picking something up. Rarely is there real character acting, animation that truly captures the feelings and emotions of the character on-screen, like subtle hand flourishes and shifts in weight to supplement the voice actors.
Animated movies in the west have mastered character acting; if you want to get hired for a company like Disney or dreamworks, your reel needs to focus heavily on character acting, rather than pure action and body mechanics that you would need to display to get hired for an anime studio.
Well said
But not excellently said
dude ur rly saying anything here which is no big deal it still feels as normal as foreign shows and is surprising really accurate and Japanese dub has much more emotions than the Western ones they're just perfect every character has an perfect suting voice and their voice completely suits the characters like tanjiro he is a wholesome character and he has the voice which anyone would imagine him to look at its appearance and this is just one of the thousands
Isn’t a lot of anime based on pre-existing art from manga anyways?
tbh this isn't about west vs east animation. this is more about us uk eu vs japan. chinese and korean have no known animation but korean at least are popular with live action dramas, chinese? idk. even hk and taiwan have better entertainment industries than china
Recently I’ve seen Anime is slowly becoming popular, before I used to see anime as dumb or stupid until youtube out of nowhere recommended me that one scene from Attack on Titan and now I am a fan of anime. For some who has never seen anime the first anime that they watch has to be one with a good story. I think that by the end of this decade Anime will be common in the west
It feels so weird to me to hear "animation is just for kids". I've never thought, or come across someone who actually believes that. Maybe its because I spend so much time on youtube and watching anime.
apparently COPPA thought that. Lol
"animation is just for kids"
1920's: Huh?
Well that was why animation was created in the first place because movies were for adults back then and kids had no entertainment thus came animation
@@naijamations3404 There were some early cartoons (Pop-eye, I think) were intended as little shorts before movies that adults would watch - kind of like the Three Stooges, but animated.
(Source: My Dad has always been into old entertainment)
@ S.H Gogo: It might be a matter of background. My Mom liked taking us to Pixar movies and lamented that people didn't take animation seriously.
you should research disney more, because they actually were targeting families and not just kids and I believe their movies in the 30s through 60s pushed animation forward and inspired tons of animators including tezuka to pursue careers in animation and showed people that animated movies could be just a great or better than their animated counterpart. Disney is really the only studio with a specific brand attached to it, and I really believe they've tried their best to try new things and adapt to current time (it happened in the renaissance and the revival era). I believe hannah barbera studios was responsable for creating the mindset that animation is just for kids, with their cheap shows.
But Hannah Barbera did step up & make Zombie Island, which scared the hell out of everyone.
@@mrsinister8978 but that was in tail end of the 90s when they had already been bought out by warner, i'm refering to 60s-80s era HB
Ewwww 🤮🤮🤮 Most Cartoons r💩🗑️for kids
@@Libby_290 Wrong.
"YOU ARE ALL GARBAGE !!!" __Jackie Keoung_
Even Hollywood and the Oscars think animation is just for kids, take a look at what was the “best animated film” for the oscars a few years ago, there was the choice between A SILENT VOICE, and Boss Baby. The Oscars chose the latter..
Also, anime may not even win the Oscars because the Oscars are anglocentric.
Yeah i've never seen such a bullcrap decision...really only a few are diamonds in western animation. Like the recent Invincible adaptation.
Anime on the otherhand has matured. Though, to be fair not all, in fact, are gold nuggets. Still, if you look at shows like Your Lie In April, Demon Slayer, Code Geass, FMAB. It's clear the stigma of "Animation is just for kids" is no existent in japan.
A Silent Voice definitely should have got it over Boss Baby. That is a crime still to this day
@@domb.1522 what about spiderverse? thats pretty good.
@@PlayerBRUV to be clear: not every western animation is bad. Recently, some have started to take western animation seriously again. And personally i wish this would spike.
Remember the good old days of JLU, Samurai Jack, spectacular spider-man? Cause i do. In the early 2000s i (like millions of kids) grew up watching those shows. But, over time, cartoon network & nickelodeon began to lose their touch. Disney's maintained some excellence, though their animations aren't always perfect.
What i'm saying is if western wants to catch up they need to stop looking at animation like it's second rate or something, Cause in japan they clearly give it their all when creating anime (again not all are brilliant though).
Preach, Animation for all ages
Medium is just one but genres are endless.
no thank you
@@genghiskhan7691 Yes thank you. Animation is for all ages
@@yourdad5799 yesss
@@yourdad5799 animation was meant for kids no thanks
Thanks for including Nishimiya from "A silent voice" as the thumbnail, I absolutely love her Pure hearted innocence.
Don't forget it was Ralph Bakshi who wanted to push that Animation is not only for children but can also be adult Oriented.
"Fritz the Cat", "Fire and Ice", "American Pop" etc..
i've always wanted to find a platform or somewhere to talk more about this, because i feel like it is important to my future (anticipated) career path. i've wanted to create my own animated series for a long time now, but with themes that are mature and meant for teens or even adults to watch (like attack on titan) but as someone from the us, my options are kind of limited. animation in the west is more corporation based, as compared to japanese anime, where mangakas get basically full control over their content, so it is hard to get your individual vision here unless you want like 10 other people collaborating with you and giving their ideas until it's not a work of your own anymore. i've considered the possibility (impossibility) of moving to japan and becoming a manga artist there, hopefully get noticed, and have my content published as an anime. But I also thought that, as an american, it would be very difficult to learn the japanese language by yourself without the help of a teacher as well as balancing other things in life like school. This leaves me with only the option of remaining in the us, maybe first getting my work published through a graphic novel? or online platform like Webtoon and hoping someone will notice and want to make a animated series out of it. That itself may be a problem if they decide my content isn't "child-friendly" enough because I don't want to censor any mature themes in my story. If I try to skip the graphic novel part and build an animation from scratch I might not reach the target number of audience I want because in the US animation is generally meant for kids so it won't be well received.
Wow I sound really presumptuous but I really just have no idea what I want to do going forward and I feel like I'm wasting my time if I don't do something to reach where I want to be. Thanks if anyone reads this comment and responds to help me.
Agree:
It's not like there is no mature animations and just make one of those public funds then higher people
Well dude good luck because animation ain't easy
*DISNEY* changes animation forever
*DISNEY* failed at animation
youtube user Disney is crap. Go watch Your Name
youtube user What I meant was that Disney can make good films, however the messages are simple and straightforward. In anime there are maturer themes presented, eg in Makoto Shinkais work.
@@Nathan-fp9ho i can agree with that
youtube user What are the messages on The Lion King and Aladdin?
Isn’t the lion king just a simple revenge and beating your foe story? Isn’t Aladdin just saying’If you’re true to yourself you’ll get the girl’? These aren’t really relatable to me, but if I have misinterpreted the films please correct me.
youtube user You don’t have to apologise!! We’re having an interesting discussion. Sorry I didn’t see the bit about the ‘live action’ lion king and Aladdin.
To me, it shows two different yet somewhat similar mediums trying to reach two different audiences, and of those two audiences, one of them includes a subset of poor bastards who see an anime series like Overlord and think it'd be perfect for kids, and then they reach Splat and find out how wrong they were. In the west, we're conditioned early on that cartoons should be short one-off episodes and be lighthearted fare aimed at children, like Tom and Jerry, Bugs Bunny, Yogi Bear, and Cinderella. In Japan, they've got Gundam Zeta, Overlord, Goblin Slayer, and Demon Beast Invasion. Their animation often tells a far-reaching story where arcs develope over multiple episodes, where a character dies and doesn't come back. It's more serious in terms of storytelling and aims for a somewhat older audience.
hell no anime is trash
hollywood is better!!
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“My animation is better than yours”
That pretty much sums it up.
My animatrion is very animated to the point that my animation has killed every one elses anime
It wasn't too long ago where anime was viewed as childish. If you grew up in the 90s and 2000s, you know what I mean and can see the shift. Nowadays One Piece and Dragon ball are viewed as icons. In the 2000s they were viewed as only for kids. The west doesn't respect western animation the way the east respects eastern animation, and its alarmingly apparent. Hell, even anime gets more respect in the west than western animation despite how niche it is. When a show like One Piece goes on for 20 plus years, its viewed as a legendary tale that's managed to evolve over time. When a show like the Simpsons or Family goes on for 20 years, its viewed as an over-the-hill relic that should've ended long ago. Go to Japan, you'll see Demon Slayer and My Hero Academia everywhere (This was my experience in 4 years there). Go to the west, and you'll see an animation industry on the brink of crumbling. Just take a look at what Warner Bros Discovery has been doing. In order for animation to make a comeback, the west has to RESPECT it. Its hard to do that when a majority of notable cartoons on nowadays like to dumb things down and pander.
Americans hate Anime and otakus but Disney and Disney fanboys/girls are the exact same as us... We're two sides of a coin lol
lies all lies what your saying about disney disney wb parmount on hollywood will alaways be better sorry sir but enjoy your bad anime.
I remember overlooking anime in my younger childhood years but recently I’ve started to watch anime more and I think western animation could improve a lot if they took some ideas from the japanese
I would say that while Western cartoon may have certain limits, there's still a lot of variety and creativity in the content they create and the stories they tell.
@@aswingopakumar6483 That is both subjective and poorly typed. While yes, Japanese anime succedes more in its complex story telling. (at least within the last few decades) A majority if not all of Western animation has amazingly unique artstyles that add such a level of creativity to each show. This is not including the poorly made cartoons that try and piggy back off of the successes of others. Both sectors of animation have their strengths and weaknesses. Besides, I'm sure you've seen a really shitty anime once in a while like SAO or those predictable and boring slice of life animes with the clumsy girls and stupid guys
Having limits grants creativity.
That's why shows like family guy are shit, they have free reigns but they don't need to be creative.
Disney writers and cartoonists in general have to have limits but said limits give way to creativity.
I think it’s garbage now, too boring and woke
@@kushweiser have you seen invincible or love death & robots? they're pretty sick
@@cinnamon-skateboarding5987 I'd say it really depends on the writer. See with shows like Rick and Morty or Love death & Robots they really run with that absolutel freedom to make some truly creative and innovative masterpieces
People always wonder why they are no good cartoons but never think that if they stop calling all good cartoons anime that they will finally be good cartoons
Right!?
I'm from the future, after releasing Star Wars: Visions, Disney is now bringing anime to Disney+.
Here's their announced titles:
Summer Time Rendering.
Japanese broadcast in 2022.
Tatami Time Machine Blues from Science Saru.
Disney Twisted Wonderland
Co-Produced by Aniplex.
Black Rock Shooter Dawn Fall.
Japanese broadcast in Spring 2022
Western animation is Better than Eastern Anime in terms of Fluidity of Movement. While anime has limited animation and more on aesthetics. Oh and Adult action oriented animation already exist predating Anime, example is Fleischers' Superman(1940s), Action scenes in Popeye the Sailor (30s-40s), Lil Abner(1944) which is politically satire, and Space Explorers(1950s). Implying that Western animation has always inspired Japanese anime.
@Kaif Ali Did you read my comment properly.
Western animation focuses on technicalities such as motion and fluidity, which means higher frames, and has a balance aesthetics. Meanwhile, Japanese animation focuses on visuals that's why they have vibrant aesthetics.
You're the high one here
One more thing, Ozamu Tezuka, the father of anime, and his work, Astroboy, the first anime, was inspired by Walt Disney's Pinocchio and Max/Dave Fleischer's Superman.
@Kaif Ali honestly the only good anime I've seen was dbz
The others look like trash
@Kaif Ali It really doesn't have better animation. The other parts are pure subjective opinions...
I have yet to see an animation as good as Spiderman into the Spider-verse. I love both eastern and western animation, but in terms of fluidity, anime doesn't hold up as much. They use it sparingly for certain sakuga scenes to hype up action scenes, but outside those you are left with lots of still frames and panning shots and recycled facial expressions.
Say what you will about Pixar and Disney, but they definitely have better animation due to how much time they put into their projects. I love anime movies as well and excited to see Belle.
I am so over most modern anime designs. The character designs are over the top, the clothes don't make sense, the faces all look the same with little to no variation to height and body shape. It is like looking at soulless dolls. Exceptions being anime like Attack on Titan, Mob Psycho, Demon Slayer, and Beastars who break out of that mold.
It took me a while to get over the obsession with anime phase that I had blinders for other kinds of animation.
@@Drstrange3000 try mob psycho, garden of sinners , redline . they are like most smooth animes
ever since 2010's cartoons ended, it feels like western animation felt harder to watch.
maybe its because i grew out of it, but animation industry still targets children rather than teens and adults.
Cartoon can be much more. it has been shown time and time again. Rick and Morty, Bojack Horseman, Samurai Jack, Regular Show, Avatar The Last Airbender, Korra, etc.
i want western animation to bloom and flourish, but corporate greed is the only thing that is holding it back.
Audience will naturally go towards your work if its really good. Internet will talk about it. People will spread the word.
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
I still believe in you man, you'll get your viwers!!!!
Aww thank you Fern. Your support is much appreciated
Honestly, why do you only have 148 subs and 780 views?????????? Your quality and clarity is superb. I would love to see you explode.
Nepal!? Holy crickey!! I can't believe people from all over the world have stumbled on my crapshoot videos! But thank you, not only for your support and love, but for your comment on my clarity. It's almost an insecurity of mine and it's so cool to see people think I'm clear enough.
Miss Disney's 2d traditional animation, even though the stories themselves were directed more to children and didnt have a whole lot of depth, the character animation was so expressive and beautiful.
Me toooo 😭
Fantasia & Gargoyles had a lot of depth.
Don't you worry. I'm going to get a job at Disney, and I'll bring 2D animation back. Count on it!
As a kid I watched Disney and western animation alot, but I quickly grew tired of it because they started following the same pattern again and again, I stopped watching Star Wars because it just got boring and not as good as it did before. But when I watched my first Japanese Anime I was fascinated by how many defferint things they did. The plot was interesting enough to watch till the end, so what I would say is Disney started animation but didn't want to change they way they did things because they are to concerned about how much money they'll lose and how many fansa they'll anger. Studios need to make new ideas and do new things so we wont have a million of the same thing but in defferint worlds.
The same pattern you got it all wrong
At least Pixar does things differently, but they have proven that they are not perfect, given that Cars 2 and Incredibles 2 have mostly below average reception and Luca is criticized for adapting the current Western Animation style (identified as CalArts) in 3D, though ironically, most of the founding fathers of Pixar went to CalArts.
No offense but this feel bias as hell towards anime in every which of way because you did not bring up any thing of the beautiful animation of cartoons that came out over the years like samurai Jack ,Batman the animated, series Star vs the forces of evil, Gravity fall an DuckTales which or all beautiful animation an those are mature cartoons too 🤷🏽♂️
This is a pretty old video of mine, and if I made it today I would absolutely change it. I'm sorry but good old laziness prevented me from adding those details.
But would it help if I said I've watched EVERY single of those shows?! They're AWESOME. But think about it, those shows have all had trouble thriving creatively DUE to the western standard for cartoons.
-Batman animated got huge complaints from parents used to cartoons being kids shows.
-Gravity Falls creator Alex Hirsch has publicly admitted to hating Disney for micromanaging the show to "keep it pg" (they couldnt even have an episode about spin the bottle or a scene with cookies with tiny pentagrams on it)
-Samurai Jack HAD to be resurrected by one of the ONLY Adult cartoon sites in the west in order to get the creative freedom they needed for season 5
And Star vs The Forces of Evil was almost downsized by Disney after receiving backlash from parents claiming it's "too progressive and liberal with gay kisses and hints at transgenderism".
Sorry btw, you just seemed pretty interested in the topic so I allowed myself to go on a bit of a rant to at least explain my point of view ;)
It's not a perfect video, but I still stand by the point that big companies like Disney has created a choke-hold around creativity in western animated media
Dude shut up. Those are old shows. And gravity fall doesn't count because it's part of the new wave of cheap and quick designs.
Fahim Ali Lol, you say that you’re being unbiased but yet you’re coming off biases as hell toward anime but whatever...🤷🏽♂️
@Fahim Ali "i mean im talking about facts..." How is that "unbiased"?
@@haruhisuzumiya2400 BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
How is the character design in Gravity Falls "cheap and lazy"? Did you even watch the show?!
I only started watching because I saw A Silent Voice in the thumbnail
Off topic but still on topic, if you guys wanna watch a really good cartoon watch Bee and Puppycat the artstyle is eye candy and the visuals are orgasmic
I'm a bit late for the argument, but here's my two cents.
Disney and Max Fleischer are the main reasons why we have anime the way we do today. The creators of both modern manga and anime were greatly inspired by those 2 companies, and also by American comics 💭. See, earlier manga looked a lot more like classic Chinese Imperial art, until Americans started bringing their popculture over to Japan 🗾 and then the Japanese 🏯 really loved the style and tried to recreate it. They hadn't had the same skill at first, but over time they made it into their own.
Invincible is a good example of what we can do, but we choose not too
I honestly think that this is changing
netflix is making western anime like dota, castrevania, blood zeus,six fists etc)
has series like undone, primal, invincible, the liberator, love robots and death, samurai jack 2017,young justice 3 season etc
already has several animations already in production like ask the animated series, he man etc
already has rumor that animations like game of thones animated series can be made
Western can actually keep up with eastern animation. The problem is some don't want to adapt great materials, some think animation is out right "for kids" and some do get adapted only to fall hard on its face.
We got a mouse,a Simpson,a sponge,and a cat
@Toyota Supra 2JZ-GTE Tom
We also have a bat, a spider, a mutant, an Ogre, and a Gargoyle.
That’s so shameful for us as people of greatest country in the history after Roman Empire.
All who have lived past their stay
@@toma4474 u from russia?
The name of the anime movie shown in the thumbnail is called koe no katachi aka A shape of voice.
It's the best anime movie ever
DO NOT TALK ABOUT YOUR NAME
Koe No Katachi was pretty good!
But Kimi No Na Wa was also pretty good, and a little better...
BRING UP THE FISTICUFFS BROTHER!
ScribblyHoots Your opinion,But i don't prefer Romance here
at first i thought koe no katachi was boring and i loved your name
But i watched it and it hit me real hard. I can't change my mind into liking other animes after that
But yea i respect your opinion
Kayne West might disagree :)
Nah man I totally agree with you. America has formed this thought in their citizen's head that cartoons are only for children and it's so bad to where my 9 year old sister doesn't want to admit that she watches animated titles. I've always wondered why do people cast aside animation when there is so much potential in animation. I see a lot of western cartoons and I love the concept, the characters and even the art style but the stories are terrible because they target kids so they don't try to even make it remotely good. Not saying there shouldn't be any kids cartoons but they are feeding kids crap nowadays. But one thing good that came out of this was the CGI tech advance. And SpongeBob.
Me in europe with Thomas the tank engine: *whats a- anime.*
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
I wanna try to get into animation so i can revitalize the spirit of Western Animation
I got a good idea on a anime-esqe show with a Avatar-like artstyle about racing
Basically Forza and/or Grand Turismo but with anime girls.( no they will not be car girls. They will drive the cars they are given)
Well Western animation doesn't need revitalising its Still thriving but people tend to ignore that but hey follow your dreams i guess😊👍
Kill la kill is god tier, glad you’re giving it the attention it deserves
well...
Oh man, golden content. subscribe!
Thank you so much for deciding to stick around! Hope to create more stuff like this in the future
Disney didn't fail western animation...
It seems like the world of anime and western animation are combining. Look at the newly released "Belle" which fuses both styles and is worked on by both western and eastern talent.
Luca seemed to borrow influence from Studio Ghibli, Looney Tunes, and stop motion effect from Sony animation (Spiderman into the Spider-verse and The Mitchell's vs The Machines). I heavily enjoyed Onward and Luca as well as Your Name and a Silent Voice.
I think if we cherry picked and zeroed in on Japanese animation, you would see how creatively bankrupt it is. Most of it panders to the Otaku fanbase with lots of recycled characterizations, themes, and animations. It is easy to pick out the best from anime and make it seem like western animation is homogeneous.
Didn't realize you made this some time ago and you seem open to different opinions. I will still leave this up. Hopefully I made myself clear. I enjoy both eastern and western animation very much and passionate about the subject.
Don't matter if disney failed because Marvel and DC and Trasformers Beats anime and Western animation
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
i have onverted people it was 3 third july five years ago when i came across beauty in animation( not the animation i used to watch as a child) but an animation that i could enjoy without feeling the awkwardness it would feel if this was humanly adapted also this kind of animation aka japanease anime is often good stories and imagination) soo far i have watched most of it and some are even ongoing which makes me happy even up till this day im searching new animes and watching them everyday :) current favorite anime : one piece ofc the best anime of all time in my opinion
I really enjoy the variety in art and animation styles in anime, specifically in recent years. It has improved so much and it looks gorgeous. This is just my opinion, but I feel big entertainment companies like Disney have kinda lost the variety, ever movie looks the same and every character looks similar. Also I think I'm just tired of the remakes too. The stories kinda just are repeats of pervoius films and it's sort of boring.
I really liked you're video btw. I appreciate you talking about how animators get treated like shit, that's something that is a huge problem but not many people talk about (to my knowledge) so thank you for that. You made some valid points and I'm happy you actually had a argument instead of just " I like anime better because it's from japan and i want to be cool."
Good video dude
Anime >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>All
@@Judyhopps-1iq I Like Anime More
İt is not Your Business
Stupid Idiot
You are So İgnorant that You can't even respect other opinions
I Like Anime More Than Live Action
You can't Change my Opinion
You Stupid Roblox Kid
@@DarkkSorcerer hey dude!!! you need to leave Ankha alone she right live actions better and you're wrong So go cry in a corner somewhere
@@samuelarriaza1283 stupid idiot
You are so ignorant that you can't even respect other Opinions
Stupid Roblox Kid
@@Libby_290Stop it you too, asshole. So many dumb and ignorant fuckfaces on youtube seriously...
@@samuelarriaza1283No you're wrong. Burn in hell.
Disney failed nothing.
Working condition ,profit and payment of Disney is far beyond miserable Japanese workers.
Animation is not art. It’s just a business.and money is everything for business.
and your comment is emblematic of why the west failed animation
This guy:- imagine what would happen when entire west would get the taste of anime
Me (an Indian otaku) be like:- huhh kids😎😎
And now Disney trying to stop anime in India... that's playing dirty
@@lilienne6082 use VPN
See the Oscar got to "boss baby"Instead of anime movies like "A silent voice", "Your name"
And if you don't believe me check out
"A silent voice" (Best anime movie till date in my opinion)
The movie packs such a punch that can melt stone hearted man and make him cry, Guys like seriously,check it out
@@VorteX_SH yes
1:15 anime?
Hey man, I'm doing a research paper on the history of anime along with a comparison to cartoons. This was a great video and I'm actually going to reference you as a media source for my paper. Great job and keep up the good work!
Lucas Carvalho cool thanks for the advice, will keep in mind !
Lucas Carvalho thanks for your help man
Why isn’t my comments showing up did I offered Hollywood that just proves my point Independent western 2D studios needs. To rise
Person: Ew! anime looks soo weird and boring
Me: compare it to the shitty animated movie you seen last time.
the thing about anime is that mostly of Americans believe that they are filled only with edgy teens....sometimes they're not wrong tho...
Why anime works for japan has also to do with culture japan is a culture like most east asia nation or sino nation where art and drawing is a part of expression the same goes for writing thats why they write stuff on they fan and overall japan and other east asian nation takes a holistic view how they see the world thats why they draw alot
Disney movies or western animation overall are not for kids. They're for everyone. Speaking from my own experience, I watched animated films as a kid and found things funny and cute. But when I watch them again growing up, I find art. I look deeper into the stories and characters, appreciate the art style more, and find some subtle message behind in many films (not all, cause there are films not that great). Just because the kids can watch it doesn't mean the adults can'r watch it. And until today, I still can't get why people are saying western animation is falling. Sure, there are more simple and silly films, but there are still decent films. Maybe people look too much into the downside and forget the good things? As for TV shows, I guess the animation quality can't be as good as the movies, but the content? Creative, well done and entertaining to me.
Another thing here, just my personal opinion, I like western animation more than anime. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate and respect the Japanese artists who create a very unique and creative animation style, which is anime. When I see an anime show or movie, I see a lot of details and colors that show how much efforts and talent is put into it. But I prefer the western style more. The design of the characters in a Disney or other studio's movie have more differences and creativity and give them more personality. The animation also seems more fluid and expressive to me. But talking about content and storytelling, I think both are awesome. I have watched many decent and amazing anime films and TV shows, and the same with American ones.
So that's what I think. Both Japanese and western animation are amazing and have their own things that make them stands out from each other, and there's no need for us to compare them to find which one is better while we can enjoy both or just one based on our personal preference.
Disney is simplistic. Nice while young but I found as I grew up, that most of their stories are too rushed with character development. So it didn't fully cement my viewing experience as immersive. They're also too formulaic. Not that I even watch anime a lot. I just think Disney is just not that experimental or creative in vision and end up even unintentionally borrowing off other source materials which dealt with themes far more complex and mature than this company did.
Disney or western animation was literally meant for kids, lol. Look at the plot of every story. Yes, Disney animation is way better because it's 3D, but anime is way better and harder to make than Disney. It also has a better story than Disney, but since you're a kid, just stick to the Disney shows before proceeding to the anime.
@@TBGB-LM you act as if disney was the only one pumping out animations Disney cartoons now are literal ass but the peak was in the 90's thru 2000's especially for dreamworks
@@TBGB-LM also anime animation is shit and choppy like more than half of the time
@@opioidhamster3205 fate heaven feel blows up every 2d animation in existence. thats how animes can look
I think the biggest issue here is that a couple of the good Western Animation out there you usually have to look for hard.. And I mean HARD. Well, anime has that issue as well, but it doesn't only suffer from that, but also the fact that not only are they obscure, but are almost unavailable outside of VHS releases, & fan recordings(ALSO on VHS), that format of which is rather notorious for decaying as years go by, essentially meaning that you'll end up getting them not in as good of quality as even a few 70s anime. I know, it sounds rather harsh, but it's sort of a sad truth. Even a few 90s ones are in this state.
If you want more detail on this, I could.
Invincible: allow me to introduce myself
I knew someone would comment this. Hahaha great point.
Invincible is garbage
@@57.51 lol I know there's someone who's gonna say this.. specially when their profile is "ANIME" XD
Check the film "I'm Your Man" (German: Ich bin dein Mensch), a 2021 German science fiction romance film. When my wife was describing the film to me, I was astonished by the similarities to the anime as there were all the tropes of robot, cyborg, slice-of-life, romance and sci-fi I have already witnessed before.
i don't agree with you saying disney failed animation when they are clearly stepping out of their boundaries soul was a box office hit!
Western animation is not dead and disney has not failed our animation at all if anything they are striving to make good animation
Anime (アニメ) is indeed just a name for Japanese cartoons.
Honestly I will choose Aladdin over any anime any day
Watch Your Lie in April
I respect your opinion but you should try to read Berserk manga it’s amazing
:D
@@Luv4Jay1 you should read/watch Invincible or the Watchmen they're amazing
@@PlayerBRUV nah theyre meh. better than south park for sure
Superheros movies are better
i even thought awhile back how the russian gas masks are maybe even designed to look like old school disney characters to make a western soldier laugh for a second and could let down their guard
in my humble opinion it doesn't matter were it comes from more like how it made
(alright now you can put me in a cross)
2 months my guy. I don't think anyone cared enough about your opinion to agree or disagree with it by replying and thus left you to your own devices
Hey what's the title of the anime in ur video about the girl wearing alien suit invasion?
avatar the last airbender is a cartoon createn in america made by americans but is based off of asian culture
The animation part was outsourced by a Korean (Or was it Philippino.) animation company.
Though everyone does that now.
I can think of like 1 western cartoon that I actually enjoy a lot
Avatar the last airbender
That’s pretty much it
Anime uselly has better story telling in its heroes, villains, and plot while Disney is just simple and instead of making original works with good plot they buy other creators and works which is wrong
anime is terrble live action is better
your wrong disney good they have the old classic movies of meet the robinsons bolt wreck it ralph wreck it ralph breaks the internet frozen frozen 2 big hero 6 moana zootopia toys story and incrdbles cars ratatouille
Both trash Western animation and Japanese anime/Marvel and DC and Transformers beat them both
@@Mariofans-gn1lu will your garbage because Western anime and Japanese anime trash live-action beats them both
@@samuelarriaza1283 You are right sonic
anime and cartoons are trash
hollywood is better
What's that manga at 08:08? I don't recognize it.
Hmmm, I can't actually remember. I even reverse google searched the slide but I couldn't ind anything specific.
Sorry!
I honestly feel like people in the west just have low standarts, when it comes to entertainment. Nowdays, a lot of western animated cartoons on TV are just using the same cheap art style, because of the success of shows like Adventure Time and Regular Show and also adding represantation or sexuality as a character trait, because why not. I wouldn't exaclly call myself an anime fan, but I do enjoy some animes, especialy that have relatable characters and can also showcase good animation and story telling. So I do enjoy anime, if there isn't anything else to watch. And that is a staple nowdays, considering how animation has been lowered after the mid 2000's. We had shows like Samurai Jack, Batman Beyond. Megas XLR, TMNT 2003, Teen Titans, Avatar: The Last Airbender and many other action orianted cartoons in the west, that were also heavily inspired by anime. But nowdays western cartoons focus more on cheaper art styles and unfunny comedies, that it gets rather ridicolous and boring as time moves on. Not to mention I hate the fact that Disney are just remaking their beloved 2D animated classics, because they think live action/CGI is more adult, then anything animation can provide, which is complete bullshit in my eyes. I also don't like that too many animated movies in the west are only CGI. Nothing against CG animation, but for a while it does get rather stale and boring. Atleast with anime, each studio use different animation styles to make their product appealing and memorable as time moves on. The only movie I liked in 2018 was Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse and that is because it tried something different, they basicly like combined 2d and 3d animation, which is somethng that hasn't been done before on the big screen, if you count the animated Disney short Paperman that is.
It is kind of crappy how people in the west treat animation like it's total garbage. :/
Regular Show is excellent and there is good western animation these days like Transformers Prime, My Little Pony FIM, Bojack Horseman, Love Death and Robots, Castlevania, Archer, Voltron Legendary Defender and more with great writing.
RS reminds me of a modern Rocko's Modern Life, Bojack reminds me of Duckman meets Californication, My Little Pony FIM reminds me of Tiny Toons/Animaniacs but with adventure themes, Love Death and Robots reminds me of Heavy Metal and Robot Carnival and more.
Agreed. It feels so sad that a great country like ours has nothing to offer to the world other than Junk food, Sloppiness, SJW and narcissism.
@- 周佳丽Tina Zhou evangelion exist and u say anime has low standard. name cartoon that deals with existential horrors of forced conscription
Western media is not like anime because the writers are all Jewish and not Japanese.
At least American cartoons aren't filled with underaged sexualized girls.
Underage girls are ok not perfect for everyone but still they aren’t that pervasive. If you don’t really look for it they will never appear on top of your face. But on other hand the shitty SJW feminist brainwashing is compulsory in American cartoons and media in general.
@@toma4474 indeed!
Anime >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>All
You Are Confusing Anime With Hentai.
I Watched A Lot Of Anime And Anime is Pretty Normal and Anime İs My Biggest Hobbie.
You Are Talking About Hentai
*DON'T CONFUSE ANIME WITH HENTAI*
I love anime when it's not lustful and fanservicey. They need to stop objectifying people disguised as 'artwork', you get hooked on that stuff and think "it's only drawings", suddenly you're in public and stop seeing men or women as human beings. Just pieces for your desire. It'll only lead you to hell.
Jesus and the Rosary saved me, if you have a p__n addiction, pray the rosary. It will go away with time.
anime is trash
anime is terrble live action is better
@@Mariofans-gn1lu no just no
@@abdulkarimadi yup keep dreaming live action is better stupid
Anime are mostly deep mature and emotional , cartoons is childish
"Cartoons is childish"
How about adult swim
@@GodFatherGB I meant cartoon in general,
One or two things don't change that
comedy central cartoons or fox cartoons are not for kids or childish
@@spunkymaniac9312 I hope you know there's other cartoons that has this stuff
@@SportsFan-vq9kk so what cartoon has plot,theme like monster? if u know something then recommend to me.
in summary story is about Kenzou Tenma, a renowned Japanese neurosurgeon working in post-war Germany, faces a difficult choice: to operate on Johan Liebert, an orphan boy on the verge of death, or on the mayor of Düsseldorf. In the end, Tenma decides to gamble his reputation by saving Johan, effectively leaving the mayor for dead.
As a consequence of his actions Tenma loses all hope of a successful career. Nine years later he soon becomes entangled in a chain of gruesome murders that have taken place throughout Germany. The culprit is a monster-the same boy that Tenma saved on that fateful day nine years ago.
Real reason is 3 things well Disney started this with kids but disney animation was great and they are great to this day what cartoon cartoon and animation a medium only for kids was Hannah Barbera cartoon they started comedic wacky charactor that became cartoon Hannah Barbera have more influence on American animation then Disney and another was superhero comics
0:40 How funny you complain about these things and yet supposedly EUROPE may had inspired the creation of Anime and Osamu took art clues from Disney
Any recommendations for non-anime non-western animation?
Arcane, Spider-verse, Castelvania
Arcane, Cyberpunk Edgerunners, Unicorn Wars, Birdboy. Pathé makes good movies. From SPInka Studios Egzorysta.
Oops you forgot Pokemon
Imagine if someone crazy said this sentence ever wonder what it's like to be trapped in the nothingness dimension
Anime is not Chinese, it's Japanese. Yeah there are some chinese anime but Anime origined from japan
Its a Joke bruh,_,
@@todo1231 oh ok bro
I am watching this in hope of inpiratioon to write a chapter in my thesis noting the difference between western and eastern animation.. but then you keep saying 'Don't cite me on this' and I feel like whyyyyyyyyy!! why can I use you as an academic source, cause your video is all I need!
guess I got to go out there on scholar google to find something along these lines
but thank you for the direction xD
1. Anime writing is too often full of melodramatic exposition, and that gets annoying.
2. When we do action or drama, we prefer to do it live action. Just watch Breaking Bad.
3. There are plenty of cartoons with an adult audience in mind. It's just that they're mostly comedies.
4. There is the occasional cartoon here in the west, like say the Spawn HBO series, that would make an anime fan proud.
@Lucas Carvalho
Yes, but most of them are child friendly. There's seldom an action or drama cartoon made with an adult audience in mind. That's where the live action stuff comes in. If Game Of Thrones were done in Japan, it'd be an anime, but we prefer live action here in the States for some reason.
@Lucas Carvalho
PG13 implies it's made for teenagers, and R rated films don't go as far as they used to. The Killing Joke for example only implied a rape, but it didn't show it. Even with the images, we didn't really see any of the gruesome details. It was just heavily implied. Deadpool went further in his live action movie than any Batman cartoon does.
I've watched plenty of the Batman animated films. They are good, but I'm not going to pretend that they're something they're not.
I've also watched many of the cartoons you've mentioned, including Invasion America and Aeon Flux. Most of those are a bit boring, kinda slower, and I'd hardly call the writing of them to be adult oriented.
Again, Breaking Bad and shows like it are the standard here regarding adult-oriented writing.
@Lucas Carvalho
You got me with the film Heavy Metal.
@@sbm1994
Where they stop a scene in the middle of the action and just start talking about it or how they feel in an annoying and cringe way. Attack On Titan is the worst for this. You know how Disney characters stop the movie to sing? Yeah, anime does that except without the music.
Not all anime, ofc. Legend of the Galactic Heroes doesn't do that, but there are far too many that do.
@@Mechaghostman2 I always liked when they do that, because of how they would just explain what happens, and it would hype me up for the fight even more. I guess it is just our different taste.
To be honest snow-white movie looks way better than most of cartoon right now
Hella underrated channel
aw Thanks dude! I know the stuff I make doesn't cash in much attention but I'm happy that the few who see it enjoy it!
I think the 90s/early 2000s is the prime with western animation. They were simple yes, but they were very fun to watch. Nowadays it's just reduced to superheroes, children, cash-grab reboots, and adult humor nonsense. Gotta say though, there are still a few good exceptions out there, such as The Dragon Prince and Castlevania.
Who made spongebob? Yeah western animation. Think before you speak
Sponge bob is for little kids
@@pavlekovacevic1676 then how is it better written and smarter than all anime ever created
@@pavlekovacevic1676 please grow up.
@@graveland2333 only the first three seasons so no also
@@graveland2333 have you seen every anime ever created or did you watch sword art online and then decide to compare?
Yeah exactly.
My problem with anime is that most good anime have a unnecessary sexual scene.
well u just have to bear with it.
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
disneys literaly gettin its ass kicked by a tiny island im lovin it
Yes bro.
nah your wrong disney good they have the old classic movies of meet the robinsons bolt wreck it ralph wreck it ralph breaks the internet frozen frozen 2 big hero 6 moana zootopia toys story and incrdbles cars ratatouille
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
The problem I have with cgi is it's so rigid and most of the time does age well as apposed to 2d which is often timeless I mean Princess Mononoke still looks amazing from what clips I've seen as apposed to Encanto which while it looks amazing now probably won't in a few years even Tangled as much as I love it is already aging poorly
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
It prove that Disney still poor compare to east asia tojo Hideki animation
Even classic Disney shorts are superior
@@charmingmagican9821 nah, it still underrated compare to russian bias fridge launcher
nah your wrong disney good they have the old classic movies of meet the robinsons bolt wreck it ralph wreck it ralph breaks the internet frozen frozen 2 big hero 6 moana zootopia toys story and incrdbles cars ratatouille
@@Mariofans-gn1lu indeed, but that cant hold Disney into downfall.
@@PatroitSongChannel then you hate Star Wars if you don't like Disney because Disney has Star Wars dude
Actually, I think the whole animation is "for kids" is likely a byproduct of Hays Code. Disney, as a company, conformed to it because that ranked in the money and never looked back.
Anime:lol
Cartoon:like
Disney shill
Honestly my biggest problem, is how far Europe is isolated from much of Animation. They can make some of the best looking Animation movies, like "your Loving Vincent", but with that said, I don't think Anime has much to offer that is uniquely to them. It's not like they don't try Something good, but I don't think it has anything of substance to offer, that hasn't already been written in a Western book.
wut?
Western animated shows are garbage compared to top tier anime have you even watched a good anime ?
@@QuantumtestGaming Anime is chock full of filler crap and you just throw out Your Name and other handful of quality anime when you need something actually good to compare to Western Animation. Stop acting like either one is significantly better than the other.
@@rotundmonibuv5103 all the western animation are garbage fuck so i don't need to compare lmao🤣🤣🤣
@@rotundmonibuv5103 anime is really better though. like what cartoon show with psychological horrors about child soldier
I found Anime movies way Better than Disney movies
@@Mariofans-gn1lu Only some of them are worth It ghibli movies silent voice etc are better than all Disney movies
Better writing better plot better animation
And Disney movies releasing nowadays can't even be called Disney they are garbo
Disney fell off so bad
@@Johannnnnnnnnnnnn marvel and dc is better then anime dude so dont matter if u dont like disney cuz marvel is better then anime and dc is better then anime.
@@Mariofans-gn1lu That's your opinion
@@Mariofans-gn1lu superhero movies are trash and overhyped
@@ajoliva95_vigilante_anime_86 no buddy your wrong
the batman movie was a masterpice and the joker movie was a masterpice the dark knight was the best movie of 2008 and 2008 hulk was masterpice 2003 hulk was ok and spiderman movies and x men movies avengers movies and iron man movies and transformers movies are the best films and thor 1 3 are the best so your point is wrong!! and anime and western cartoons are for childrens!!
Honestly nowadays in 2020 the only ones that can make good animation without it looking stupid is Disney and I fucking hate that, though Sony made Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse but I doubt that animation style will ever be used by others, like have y’all seen that stupid ass Ralph’s commercial and that god awful animation
Not really DreamWorks can sometimes pull that off. Then you got WB animation who like DreamWorks has gotten lazy, but the Lego movie is one of the best movies of the last decade.
*"Let's admit it :)"*
*The King Of Animated Comedy goes to Eastern Cartoon*
*(FYI you can't even control your inner laugh when SpongeBob is laughing and the most fact of all that you use him as a meme context template though xD) while;*
*The King Of Animation In Reality goes to western cartoons though*
*(FYI that Naruto Shippuden refix and renew your personality as a matured person though ;)*
NO
Best animation
Anime
Hollywood all the way I don't see why people like garbage japanese cartoons from japan It's lame and the people who like Japanese are just morons. Hollywood is to true king and japanese Cartoons are dirty and for losers
I think Japan knows that animation is for everyone but the US often kidfifies the medium I wish Netflix would partner up with ghibli at some point I've only seen spirited away
@@ROBLOX-1gv7ej2jad hominem. You didn't attack his argument rather that guy
@@Horrorofthedream You are more disappointing than an unsalted pretzel.
to understand that hollywood and nick and cn and disney is better then garbage anime.
Netflix is so rotten they'd better stay away from Ghibli. Besides they want animation as cheap as possible. And Ghibli is all about passion.
Giant people eating tiny people
Best
Attack on Titan
Yes it's best
At 6:29
It's the best show ever made
Then it suddenly turns to a war story, hear that Westerners who thought anime is for kids?