Thanks for watching! Heres more PSYCHO-PASS videos you might enjoy: Makishima EXPLAINED: ua-cam.com/video/ujJsQhNwtFk/v-deo.html The TRUTH of Akane: ua-cam.com/video/nHxXcj4biL8/v-deo.html Kogami EXPLAINED: ua-cam.com/video/wlQ_jvDKSuA/v-deo.html
Thank you for your video. Ginoza has the best development character in PP and is my favorite character as well. Moreover, he's so handsome. Thanks again.
Fun fact kogami actually followed gino. Even though you can look at kogami as a better detective. He followed his friends to help him achieve his goals. Becoming a detective was gino’s goal not kogami’s
For a long time the others overshadowed him, but his arc really helps to develop the necessary elements for everything else, while being a great contained story as well
Gino's development is my favorite aspect about psycho pass, sure the show has deep message about the Law and society but man I am taking a closer look on the development of both Akane and Gino and it paid off
I'm not quite good in English, but I should say thank you for this video. Ginoza is my absolutely favorite character in all of anime in whole world😂 And I'm ready to spend HOURS talking about him😂 I think he avoids the enforcers because he considers himself a latent criminal to some extent. Initially, because of his father, society convinced him that there was a high probability of becoming a latent criminal. And that's why he diligently avoids them - he is afraid that he will become like them, disappoint Sybil and be disappointed in himself, because all his ideals, which he has been building with such difficulty for years, will collapse. But in the end, he lets go of himself, takes an example from Akane and accepts the world (and himself) as it is. And as a result, in fact, it seems to me, he is following the same path as Masaoka. And it's VERY good for him❤
Today I am definitely binge watching your videos. Your contents are really good. I saw the Makishima video a while back but I re-watched it since by chance I found your channel today again.
Your great analysis of the Psycho Pass shows the most scary part of the perfect totalitarian ideology based world. And i think the true core of Psycho Pass series. Trying to understand the characters and feeling how scary real they are, makes this such a great example of why people need to be free in doing stupid things. And its mostly our mission, *the mission of people* to make *people* choose to do smart things *and not get the system do it for you* . Thanks for good analysis and a new wave of deep thoughts on the weekend.
Yeah, the complacency of society in the Psycho-Pass world is terrifying. The system decided on their will for them, and over time, they accepted it as the truth and stopped seeking for more. It's debatable if it's worth it; many of them are happy, but are they human? It always make me question what it means to be human, what's important, and as Shogo focuses on, how much is free will an aspect of that, and how much does it exist? I love that every character ties into it in their own way, link Gino recognizes, or having the ability to understand these concepts, but pushing them do to achieve "success." But, thank you for watching, and for the comment! : D
Thank you for making such a deeply thoughtful video on Ginoza! He's my favorite character in Psycho-Pass, though I didn't really care for him at first. His character arc reminds me of Charles Winchester from M*A*S*H*. Both shows are dominated by forces the characters are bound by, the Korean War and the Sibyl System. Both characters start out as jerks who consistently present themselves as superior, but eventually you see they're both deeply caring individuals. It's just their defensive walls are so restrictive they rarely let anyone get close. I know it's not super similar reasoning, but there's something about how Gino abandons his glasses after his Dad dies, that reminds me of how Charles broke the record of his iconic record player after the members of the local band he helped conduct, all get killed. They both know what it's like to pour their heart and soul into something, only to have it all come crashing down around them. I guess to a certain extent everyone knows that feeling, but the fact that their hearts are so guarded and their souls so bound, it's more tragic when they break because of how intensely they strive to avoid anguish. Thank you again for this tribute to Ginoza, your words are truly touching. 💙
No problem, thank you for the kind words. In such a stellar cast, he definitely needed some more attention. I also love the MASH comparison, I've been watching that more recently, and the later episodes with Charles where they really lean into the serious side of things are my favorites
@@ProfessorViral They're my favorites as well, I'm glad you're familiar with MASH - I hoped that comparison wasn't too outlandish. Thanks for your reply and commitment to quality of your channel. The content of your videos consistently points to strong research and empathy. Few creators seem to balance both of those qualities so eloquently. I wish you and your channel the best :)
"Everyone leaves me! For the other side of the law..." If that's the case, then that should be your cue to see that the law is broken. Often is the case, we're taught the law is sacred, and needs to be protected... But what good are laws if they don't protect people, but instead only serve to protect the system that creates the criminals it's meant to punish?
I think that's where it really ties in with Akane's idea of the law, that we protect it and not the other way around. As such, the things that go against the will of the people are false incarnations of the "law"
I found out just how much I related to Gino while making this one. Slowing down to watch all his scenes carefully really showed more than I thought there would be
Can you do an analysis on Arata Shindo, Atsushi Shindo and Homura Shizuka (maybe his father too)? The latter two I think maybe the most powerful characters in Psycho Pass Universe (excluding Sybil of course)
Possibly? Because his role is less integral to the main ideas of the show moving forward, it might not be something I can add much more too, but I'll keep it in mind at least
gaaah it has been two years since this anime came out, and no one really cares anymore. but since you didn't focus on season 2 i'll do it here After he loses his father gino loses his false belief in the sybil system which ultimately leads to his crime coefficient increasing. This is what I think happens because once he becomes a latent criminal, he's psychologically more balanced, not disturbed. The reason for his high CC is his loss of faith in the system, and partially, him using his intellect and gut in his cases. Now to the fact that he becomes a more balanced person. When masaoka dies he loses everything that he was afraid of losing- kogami, his father, his position- and in doing that it forces him to also let go of his fear. He stops being afraid of using his gut in investigation, he learns how to take a stand against his senior inspectors and addresses his concern for mika and akane in not this harsh, asshole way like he used to when he was in a position of power, but in a more gentle way. He becomes more genuine with his words and feelings and his emotional expression matures into what he means it to be. He's also able to pursue what _he_ thinks justice is (when he aims his dominator at the division 1 enforcer) and not what sybil thinks it is, because according to the system he's already being punished for it by being a latent criminal. Losing masaoka and being put in his position inside an isolation facility must have been eye opening for him because after introspection he must've finally understood how and why his father went down the path that he did, and gave him the closure he needed to identify with his dad. In a way, becoming a latent criminal made him move on from his past and forgive masaoka and connect with him. He also tries to be more like masaoka in how he calls mika "missy" because she's much younger, and advising her multiple times to not go by the book + dressing a bit like him
Said it before, I'll say it again... You need to look at Fate/Zero. Your analytic mind would love Kiritsugu and Kirei. I think you understand these characters better than most. Have you looked into collaborating with Champion Analysis here on youtube? His Devil May Cry videos mirror your videos on Psycho-Pass quite nicely.
Fate/Zero is gonna be coming up soon, I have a couple videos to finish and then I'll be on it! : D I haven't heard of Champion Analysis until now, but I can give some of his stuff a watch and see if it would be a good fit for sure!
The thing is at his age that's what kids do when q parnell leaves they self blame so he toke it as his dad choose that over then doing what je could to stay
For character analysis it's just the series itself. There's not really a set methodology, since every story will be different, so I just watch the entire series and take notes on the character and how their situation/surroundings do/don't change based on their actions, and the inverse as well
@ProfessorViral you should make videos on Vinland saga it’s enjoyable anime for me because it’s about Vikings and I’m into the era of history it’s one season and only in Japanese but said the dub is coming this august and season two might come late this year or early next year
I actually made a video on it in the pre-clips era of the channel, so it's a bit rough by the new standards, but it covers the idea of "warrior" presented by the main characters, and their interpretation of Thor's will! Vinland Saga is actually one of my few 10/10 series! : D
I wish they had some reference to who ends up with whom romantically. Ginoza is such an eye candy, makes me thirsty! 😂 I wanted to see at least some ships sailing! 😅😂
Thanks for watching! Heres more PSYCHO-PASS videos you might enjoy:
Makishima EXPLAINED: ua-cam.com/video/ujJsQhNwtFk/v-deo.html
The TRUTH of Akane: ua-cam.com/video/nHxXcj4biL8/v-deo.html
Kogami EXPLAINED: ua-cam.com/video/wlQ_jvDKSuA/v-deo.html
Any ideas on s4 will be made/released
Thank you for your video. Ginoza has the best development character in PP and is my favorite character as well. Moreover, he's so handsome. Thanks again.
Fun fact kogami actually followed gino. Even though you can look at kogami as a better detective. He followed his friends to help him achieve his goals. Becoming a detective was gino’s goal not kogami’s
Now that you mention it, I think I recall reading that Gino convinced Kogami to come with him. A detail I wish I remembered for this one!
Where did you get this info? I cant remember but im intrested
@@joonaspenttila201 I just read it on the wiki lol
But apparently it was explained in the manga
Yes! This was in a voice drama!
Love gino so much and how much he’s grown always great to see him on screen
For a long time the others overshadowed him, but his arc really helps to develop the necessary elements for everything else, while being a great contained story as well
A back to back pair of analyses of Masaoka and Gino? You're treating us well. Keep up the great work!
Thank you, I'll try! : D
Gino's development is my favorite aspect about psycho pass, sure the show has deep message about the Law and society but man I am taking a closer look on the development of both Akane and Gino and it paid off
I'm not quite good in English, but I should say thank you for this video. Ginoza is my absolutely favorite character in all of anime in whole world😂 And I'm ready to spend HOURS talking about him😂
I think he avoids the enforcers because he considers himself a latent criminal to some extent. Initially, because of his father, society convinced him that there was a high probability of becoming a latent criminal. And that's why he diligently avoids them - he is afraid that he will become like them, disappoint Sybil and be disappointed in himself, because all his ideals, which he has been building with such difficulty for years, will collapse. But in the end, he lets go of himself, takes an example from Akane and accepts the world (and himself) as it is. And as a result, in fact, it seems to me, he is following the same path as Masaoka. And it's VERY good for him❤
He went from emo- juvenile to hot ponytail man.
He definitely had a... nice change. Yes, nice...
Today I am definitely binge watching your videos. Your contents are really good. I saw the Makishima video a while back but I re-watched it since by chance I found your channel today again.
Happy you found it again! I hope all the videos hold up to this standard
Your great analysis of the Psycho Pass shows the most scary part of the perfect totalitarian ideology based world. And i think the true core of Psycho Pass series. Trying to understand the characters and feeling how scary real they are, makes this such a great example of why people need to be free in doing stupid things. And its mostly our mission, *the mission of people* to make *people* choose to do smart things *and not get the system do it for you* . Thanks for good analysis and a new wave of deep thoughts on the weekend.
Yeah, the complacency of society in the Psycho-Pass world is terrifying. The system decided on their will for them, and over time, they accepted it as the truth and stopped seeking for more. It's debatable if it's worth it; many of them are happy, but are they human? It always make me question what it means to be human, what's important, and as Shogo focuses on, how much is free will an aspect of that, and how much does it exist? I love that every character ties into it in their own way, link Gino recognizes, or having the ability to understand these concepts, but pushing them do to achieve "success." But, thank you for watching, and for the comment! : D
Thank you for making such a deeply thoughtful video on Ginoza! He's my favorite character in Psycho-Pass, though I didn't really care for him at first. His character arc reminds me of Charles Winchester from M*A*S*H*. Both shows are dominated by forces the characters are bound by, the Korean War and the Sibyl System. Both characters start out as jerks who consistently present themselves as superior, but eventually you see they're both deeply caring individuals. It's just their defensive walls are so restrictive they rarely let anyone get close.
I know it's not super similar reasoning, but there's something about how Gino abandons his glasses after his Dad dies, that reminds me of how Charles broke the record of his iconic record player after the members of the local band he helped conduct, all get killed.
They both know what it's like to pour their heart and soul into something, only to have it all come crashing down around them. I guess to a certain extent everyone knows that feeling, but the fact that their hearts are so guarded and their souls so bound, it's more tragic when they break because of how intensely they strive to avoid anguish.
Thank you again for this tribute to Ginoza, your words are truly touching. 💙
No problem, thank you for the kind words. In such a stellar cast, he definitely needed some more attention. I also love the MASH comparison, I've been watching that more recently, and the later episodes with Charles where they really lean into the serious side of things are my favorites
@@ProfessorViral They're my favorites as well, I'm glad you're familiar with MASH - I hoped that comparison wasn't too outlandish. Thanks for your reply and commitment to quality of your channel. The content of your videos consistently points to strong research and empathy. Few creators seem to balance both of those qualities so eloquently. I wish you and your channel the best :)
Mad respect gor using dubbed scenes, sub is good too, Im just glad that someone sees how the dub didn't screw up the characters.
"Everyone leaves me! For the other side of the law..."
If that's the case, then that should be your cue to see that the law is broken. Often is the case, we're taught the law is sacred, and needs to be protected... But what good are laws if they don't protect people, but instead only serve to protect the system that creates the criminals it's meant to punish?
I think that's where it really ties in with Akane's idea of the law, that we protect it and not the other way around. As such, the things that go against the will of the people are false incarnations of the "law"
This character is so much like me. Even though my father isn't a criminal. But I know what it feels like
I found out just how much I related to Gino while making this one. Slowing down to watch all his scenes carefully really showed more than I thought there would be
@@ProfessorViral yes that's right
Yeah, i get that. My father is dead tho lmao. Never really knew him xx
@@pockychu887 im so sorry for u... 😔
@@agnesboubessla4408 nah, sorry not sorry. He was just a bad person. Not worth thinking about. He got justice for everything haha
Thank you so much for this video! I can relate Ginoza when I hearing this.
No problem, thank you for checking it out! I related to him a lot more after diving into his character for this as well
My favourite character yesss :D
I'm happy to provide!
i cant believe i waited til now to watch psycho pass but I have finally seen it and Ginoza is my favorite character
Can you do an analysis on Arata Shindo, Atsushi Shindo and Homura Shizuka (maybe his father too)? The latter two I think maybe the most powerful characters in Psycho Pass Universe (excluding Sybil of course)
@ProfessorViral could you do a video on his growth in the following seasons and movie?
Possibly? Because his role is less integral to the main ideas of the show moving forward, it might not be something I can add much more too, but I'll keep it in mind at least
gaaah it has been two years since this anime came out, and no one really cares anymore. but since you didn't focus on season 2 i'll do it here
After he loses his father gino loses his false belief in the sybil system which ultimately leads to his crime coefficient increasing. This is what I think happens because once he becomes a latent criminal, he's psychologically more balanced, not disturbed. The reason for his high CC is his loss of faith in the system, and partially, him using his intellect and gut in his cases.
Now to the fact that he becomes a more balanced person. When masaoka dies he loses everything that he was afraid of losing- kogami, his father, his position- and in doing that it forces him to also let go of his fear. He stops being afraid of using his gut in investigation, he learns how to take a stand against his senior inspectors and addresses his concern for mika and akane in not this harsh, asshole way like he used to when he was in a position of power, but in a more gentle way. He becomes more genuine with his words and feelings and his emotional expression matures into what he means it to be. He's also able to pursue what _he_ thinks justice is (when he aims his dominator at the division 1 enforcer) and not what sybil thinks it is, because according to the system he's already being punished for it by being a latent criminal.
Losing masaoka and being put in his position inside an isolation facility must have been eye opening for him because after introspection he must've finally understood how and why his father went down the path that he did, and gave him the closure he needed to identify with his dad. In a way, becoming a latent criminal made him move on from his past and forgive masaoka and connect with him.
He also tries to be more like masaoka in how he calls mika "missy" because she's much younger, and advising her multiple times to not go by the book + dressing a bit like him
Why didn't you mention him in s2, movies and s3????
Hi can you make an Analysis of Kogami and Akane's relationship. I know that PP isnt about relationship and stuff. But I just want to know.
Said it before, I'll say it again... You need to look at Fate/Zero. Your analytic mind would love Kiritsugu and Kirei.
I think you understand these characters better than most. Have you looked into collaborating with Champion Analysis here on youtube? His Devil May Cry videos mirror your videos on Psycho-Pass quite nicely.
Fate/Zero is gonna be coming up soon, I have a couple videos to finish and then I'll be on it! : D I haven't heard of Champion Analysis until now, but I can give some of his stuff a watch and see if it would be a good fit for sure!
The thing is at his age that's what kids do when q parnell leaves they self blame so he toke it as his dad choose that over then doing what je could to stay
This Vid has a very asserting tone. What are your sources or what kind of methedology or knowledge do you use for your analysis?
For character analysis it's just the series itself. There's not really a set methodology, since every story will be different, so I just watch the entire series and take notes on the character and how their situation/surroundings do/don't change based on their actions, and the inverse as well
@ProfessorViral you should make videos on Vinland saga it’s enjoyable anime for me because it’s about Vikings and I’m into the era of history it’s one season and only in Japanese but said the dub is coming this august and season two might come late this year or early next year
I actually made a video on it in the pre-clips era of the channel, so it's a bit rough by the new standards, but it covers the idea of "warrior" presented by the main characters, and their interpretation of Thor's will! Vinland Saga is actually one of my few 10/10 series! : D
Please make a video on psycho-pass providence
Does this have S2-3 spoilers?
Nope, I kept it about season one in this one. There may be some passing references in the outro, but that should be all
I wish they had some reference to who ends up with whom romantically. Ginoza is such an eye candy, makes me thirsty! 😂 I wanted to see at least some ships sailing! 😅😂
french sub plz
I'm such a simp for Ginoza 🤤🤤🤤
This is fair lol
Блин неужели нельзя было по русски ?
Psycho pass has some really hot males
Gino's glow up 😳
@@ProfessorViral Shizuka homura