Mob Psycho 100 - Become a good person
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- "The truth behind ones charm is kindness. So just become a good person" - Reigen
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Listening to this has made me realize something. I want to change, I need to, but I don’t. There are many things I need to change, many of my thoughts and feelings I need to unravel. I’ve been fighting a long time,
Whether I knew it or not, I’ve been doing this a while. And I need to fix the problems. I’m going to try and fix it, become the me I love instead of a man that just copies others. Become more than just a 14 year old with Autism and no drive. Those don’t define me, what defines me is who I make myself. I’ll get back to you when or if I fix that. I just want you to know, thank you for this video. Some times even of the smallest of things go a long way. This my friend has shown that.
Amen to that.
Brilliantly said, my friend
Keep fighting man. I tell you, when you accomplish it, it’s going to be the best fucking feeling ever.
Damn I feel like this is calling me out I have autism and no drive to do almost anything productive and am 15. There are things I want to change about myself I try to be more social but it just feels like I can’t and I just attempt to copy what it looks like everyone else does but fail miserably. It feels like the biggest thing that stops me is fear that the few friends I have with suddenly hate me and I’ll just come off as annoying if I try and say or do anything to start any conversation with them and I feel like like I will be judged by everyone else around me as well. It just feels like a terrible conflict where I want to be more social and try to be but the harder I try the more stressed I get over the fact that I can’t do it.
@@plugshirt1684 You and I are one of the same my friend
Despite being a fraud, Reigen did solve his client's problems. Some people just had a bad day and tried to blame it on spirits/ghosts etc, Reigen comes in and go along with their story and solve their problems for money.
I still believe Reigen should make a massage parlor tbh
@Junzu 96 ikr
The body improvement club in Mob Psycho 100 is probably the most accurate portrayal of gym bros I've ever seen in media
Yep. Usually people potray it as a Big douche that shoves people in locker for some reason.
Yes
this comment makes me calm becayse in the future i might have to go to a gym and im scared of buff ppl getting angry y at me
@@CharyllGabrielCAclao As long as you follow gym etiquette, you won't piss people off. The biggest ones is don't hog all the weights and always put your weights back when you're done with them.
@@CharyllGabrielCAclao as a gym bro my advise is forget them and focus on you but most of all, train without the gym to build your own confidence and resistance. Also cardio and bodyweight workouts are your best friends. Good luck to you, sincerely.
"when I was 15 I watched the first season of one punch man"
*Nothing ever said on this planet up until now has made me feel THIS old.*
Lmao
Oh fuc-
I watched it when i was 13 dude
@@area51raider50 Jesus.
Hol up. When did it come out🤔
It’s pretty clear someone was just giving you poor recommendations for your taste.
Ikr, they probably just said "watch this anime! Watch that anime!" While they were in their prime hype mode for that certain series, and not actually thinking about if it will match his taste of not.
Most likely, because knowing more from the video I wouldn't rec JoJo though it's one of my favs haha. A couple others do come to mind though...
there is an vast amount of genre in anime.
Mob psycho and one punch man has the same creator and this author has to do with
'''psychology of self worth''' in his story.
so its better to search an anime with that type of genre.
Nahh id say it's probably because most anime have a different mindset to us western folk in most eastern cartoons the story is usually based around teamwork and friendship and the protagonist usually has a personality of working together to make the world a better place. Meanwhile in western cartoons it's pretty much based on one main character and what he has to do to accomplish his goals learning from his mistakes and protecting what's precious to him like Spiderman for example.
That might be a factor but at the end of the day he was recommended long running shonen anime over and over and didn’t really like them.
That’s bc ONE is a true god amongst men when it comes to genius writing
ONE and ODA are both GODS, ODA is the one that brings an entire world to life (Check out "Totally Not Mark") and ONE is the person to make "gods" into believable human characters.
@@Narinjas Don't forget Tatsuki Fujimoto and Hajime Isayama
Isayama is another higher being
What did you expect from ONE?
Lol in your mind One punch man is the worst show I've ever seen in my life not show but worst anime
I think a point you could of brought up was that Reigen didn't believe Mob had powers at first, but gave him advice because he saw that Mob was genuinely worried. This small detail really shows the extent of Reigens kindness in my opinion
I just think Mob Psycho is the definition of a masterpiece.
It just has everything. Great animation, amazing characters (who actually develop quite a bit throughout the series), exiting fights and to top it all off it's an awesome comedy too.
It has a lot of things to offer and executes them all perfectly. 10/10 show!
:)) ikr it's perfect!
and it ONLY gets better, which is just… so rare for a show of its kind
"i have a complicated history with anime"
my brain went straight to boku no pico
Ahh boku no pico the greatest anime of all time
@@greysonjones6367 hmm never watched it so I guess I will now
@@shirori2004 how was it? ;)
@@shiroyasha7324 Pretty damn good. Should have recommended it sooner but so didn't think I would have to go to an x site but no regrets
A true man of culture i see
That bridge scene always gives me goosebumps no matter what, it’s truly such a good anime and I dont think it will be dethroned as my favourite anime ever for along ass time.
Google works in crazy ways, when I was raging my ass off at overwatch UA-cam recommended me your overwatch video and guess who finished watching both seasons of mob psycho today and found your video
The same
Interesting
Was it you?
@@avibenhaim3905 no I don’t think it was him
@@thedban1206 damn, that’s unfortunate...
The body improvement club is the best bro next to simpson's one time boy secretary
I'm actually really happy that finally, someone wrote Jocks as positive characters. Clubs like this are actually very often teaching discipline and respect for yourself and other people.
It's truly sad how they are usually portraited
The body improvement club are the real homies. Some of the best characters in media
In my body conditioning elective before Covid and stuff hit everyone was really chill and nice
Relentless self improvement. Vicious optimism. Ferocious compassion. They truly are the best boys.
When you mentioned the Reigen bridge scene I almost cried. Also I can't blame you for not watching anime. Honestly alot of anime is way too simplistic with their characters.
I don't agree with that. That's like saying that a lot of movies are way too simplistic with their characters. Which is true, but everyone would tell you that you must be watching the wrong movies.
@@zarathustra7291 Marvel, the biggest group of movies has Iron Man, its main hero (or former) with 3 traits
He is nothing without the suit, he changed from being a greedy guy, and he is- nevermind thats about his entire character development.
@@tdc3477 then what about Spiderman from the original Raimi films, wherein all three movies are as much about superheroes as it is about Peter confronting his own flaws and weaknesses to emerge a better person, all the while everyone around him grapples with their own insecurities and inner demons? You're kind of missing the point of @zarathustra's argument. He clearly said that it is true that some movies have shallow characters, but if you think that then everyone will tell you that you are watching the wrong movies. As is the case with what you said. Marvel does not define movies as a whole, sure it is popular, but to dismiss every movie as shallow and cheap for the poor writing of one admittedly popular series is the very thing that must be avoided. Likewise with anime, sure a majority may be shounen isekai trash, but fans of other anime will tell you about the hidden or less talked about gems with amazing character development and intricate stories. I think you ended up missing the entire point of the comment you responded to
@@iiiivvvv9986 I- wow okay nevermind I guess, I am not even going to bother reading that cluster of words with my dyslexia, sure you win with whatever you said
@@tdc3477 sorry, i'm bad with being succinct.
Basically, I felt that you misinterpreted Zarathustra's reply by generalising all movies using iron man, when that ignores other movies with deeper characters, which is the exact behaviour that the original reply was criticising
Not liking stuff like naruto or one piece is completely understandable
Rock Lee and Might Guy are the only strong characters that aren't born with some god like gift. Almost every single character has special eyes, is born with the right genes, has a beast inside them, etc. Even the MC is a reincarnation of a god, has nearly infinite chakra thanks to Kurama, is basically royalty as he is the son of the legendary 4th Hokage and a mother who had Kurama sealed inside her and then Kurama went and got sealed into Naruto, then he got trained by some of the best teachers for a few years and unlocked Sage mode and by the end was a god. i'm sure there are other things which i am missing but oh well.
@@infernalpug9892 That's fair, tbh the One Piece manga is better imo
@@infernalpug9892 Naruto is so bad though I don't understand how people can even watch it. And I watch practically everything
Naruto is crazy bad to me, one peace manga in other hand is the best for anyone who wants to read a shonen with great adventures
@@shirori2004 The Rock Lee stuff was awesome in the original series, the fight between him and gaara is super memorable. A man who worked his ass of to become as great as his peers vs gaara who was born with a tailed beast inside him and was extremely gifted, and Rock Lee whooped his ass for a good chunk of the fight but sadly gaara won and after that fight Rock Lee barely appeared in the rest of naruto iirc.
What you mentioned as anime was only shonen genre. Before crossing out whole anime, you should explore some more.
This.
Since he liked Mob Psycho, I think stories that are more "human" in nature would be more of his preference. Violet Evergarden and A Silent Voice are great in that regard.
@@antimartyr09 bruh silent voice is so good
Akib Zuhair Samin violet evergarden made me cry every episode lol it’s such a good show
@@antimartyr09 He would like seinen anime more tbh. Like Vinland Saga and Dorohedoro. I bet he would be into Berserk and Vagabond too
Mob Psycho made me want to change as a person, but I’ve always felt alone unlike Mob, so I gradually lost the motivation to become better.
Mob felt alone too at the start of the series. He gradualy formed the connections that he has today
So you didn't learn anything of mob's journey
@@erois6190 Kindness doesn't bring happiness though. There are quite a few kind people out there who are incredibly lonely. Just like anything in life, it's more about doing the right things at the right time in the right places for the right people. If trying to be a good person and putting effort towards that was all that it takes to become happy, then we wouldn't have more depressed people than ever.
@@thenonexistinghero When did I talk about kindness ?
Mob changed as a person because he forced himself out of his comfort zone, and as a result of his hard work, developed some strong friendships. It'll sound cruel to say, but unfortunately complaining about it wont fix anything. You have to work hard for self improvement.
You can do it my guy.
Watch shows that are not shonen.
One example: Monster
Yeah monster is an really good an johan is an excellent villain
ya he definitely is thinking of anime as just shonen
Or Hunter X Hunter / Fullmetal alchemist maybe?
Yea I was thinking the whole time that he probably just not like shounen not anime in general
Haha, I was just about to recommend _Monster_ to OP, then saw your comment.
It would definitely be more up his alley. It might be an anime, but uses no anime tropes whatsoever.
It's just a good story with interesting characters.
Edit: That said, OP probably won't care because he made a comment that he doesn't want to hear any more recommendations, haha.
Watch Space Dandy it was made in english dub first, every episode had a different director some of them worked on mob. Every episode is a different crazy thing and it's a genuinely hilarious show that has emotional epsiodes that made me cry. The animation is insane and the creativity is nuts.
Gotta love space dandy
Space dandy. He's a dandy guy... In space
OH YEAB BABY!
Ahhh this anime is my favorite. Not best but favorite show.. The Dub is on point story is great and characters are like able as fuck
I really liked the first episode but I dropped it after episode 3. It didnt feel like it was going anywhere I wish there was a plot
2 years later
clooch:aight guy today we will be reviewing Kochira katsushika-ku Kameari Koen-mae hashutsujo chapter 1344 titled : 2 years ago i wasn't a weeb and now i am
Chad taste
the kindness of the bridge scene reflect of how we want to conceve interaction with people, that's why the toughness of this simplicity touches more than ONE of us
This video made me re-live the emotions i had when watching the show, while i made a review on mob psycho 100, it doesnt come close to explaining how good this show is unlike yours. Hats off to you.
You perfectly summed up why I fell in love with this anime. However, unlike you, I am already a fan of animes... But Mob Psycho 100 is clearly my favorite of all times !
Damn, I love this show, I love the characters, I love the story, I love it !
People don't often understand what makes this anime so amazing. They tell me "oh mob psycho? there are good fights, I appreciated the last fight with Toichiro Suzuki (the evil boss)". But, no, I mean, the fights are kinda good *but the show is about Mob trying NOT TO FIGHT.* He is constantly trying to talk, trying to resolve conflicts in a diplomatic way, he wants peace. So, when someone emphazises the importance of fights, I can't agree with them : Mob Psycho 100 is all about avoiding violence !
And especially about Mob wanting to be a better person - but you explained all of that very well.
So I want to thank you for your analysis, you fully understood the potential of Mob Psycho, and all I can say is that if you don't like animes I'm super glad the one you liked is this one. It worths it. (and I sub :D)
"wtf why don't I enjoy shonen battle anime"
there's more anime out there that isnt just Little Boy Save World
or Moe Girls In A School Setting Doing Regular Things
@@colorbar.s don't you dare to criticize moe anime girls doing nothing but cute stuff for 4 hours straight.
@@herralbersmann7597 I am criticising moe anime girls doing nothing but cute stuff for 4 hours straight
So you don't like slice of life anime, that's understandable
@@eduardopantoja9115 it's understandable to not like slice of life anime but it's a completly different thing to not liking moe shows. Because slice of life tells a story which can be liked or disliked by the individual but moe is just cuteness and nothing more and people who have not the ability to see cuteness are of satanic origin and must be condemned.
If I can throw my two cents in.
You have seemingly been attempting to watch the anime that's the most generic.
I have a special place for One Piece in my heart due to personal reasons, however I know it's long winded and hard to get into.
But anime isn't a genre, it's a medium. But because so many think of it as a genre, the only ones talked about are the longest "most populars". Which in any medium doesn't mean "the best" nor "the deepest".
I tell people who I learn say "I hate anime" that "I can find an anime that you would love" because it's true. There is an anime for everyone, because anime is just a genre.
I have already thought up several shows with strong character writing and development that's so realistic it makes me cry with ease. But I won't say "you should watch these."
I'll wait, if you would like to hear a suggestion from a rando in your comments section, then please tell me ♡ otherwise. I cannot wait for your next video.
one piece becomes terrible after the alabaster arc
@@dinogt8477 (this is just my opinion) more like it gets worse after the first timeskip.
That's when Oda ran out of actually funny tropes, storylines making so little character development it seems like a filler, and for the anime, Toei Animation ruined the already mediocre one piece to bad.
My favorite arc is the drum island arc, since it actually teaches an actually insightful life lesson, the humor in the arc was good, and art in the manga was the best in all of one piece.
Before timeskip was one piece's peak, and after that it became the normal super saiyan trash stories every 8 year old likes.
Well, we can't blame Oda for that, shonen jump's publishing schedule is unbelievably intense, and thinking up of new fun arcs in the stress is like trying to finish a school assessment in 5 minutes instead of the usual time.
@@therewasoldcringe and you're one piecetard kun, right?
@@therewasoldcringe I don't like any of One Piece at all, yet that doesn't make me a Naruto or Jojo fan. Just ain't my genre, or animation style, or pacing, or anything.
One piece is so boring but i still finished it idk why. It has a good story but because of the animation it turns me off.
As someone who struggles with self-identity it is shows like this that really resonate with me and show me simple but profound things about life. Things like being special is what makes your life harder, not easier, is one of the things that sounds true enough, but realising and internalising it is another matter entirely.
If you enjoy the kind of shows that has a message about self-improvement then I recommend Re:Zero. It's way less fun and way more... Suffering. The main character suffers for all his shortcomings greatly and, eventually, overcomes them.
Pretty much the whole point of Re:Zero is "Sin vs Virtue" where MC is presented with choosing one over the other, and the right choice isn't always obvious.
Show is very dark and at times depressing to watch, but it never fails at reeling you in with constant bombardment of intrigue.
^^^
the relationships in mob psycho are so well written. the body improvement club consist of "strong" boys but never once they belittle mob. they support him all out. ritsu was jealous of mob's power, but not because he wants to be better than mob, but because mob was his "standard" in life, he looks up to him. with reigen, he didn't actually conned those people, he gave them alternative solutions. such an underrated anime.
1:25 lmao i feel you man
When it comes to anime, there are always short animes which genuinely shine and amuses us.
I feel you when you talk about not getting into anime too easily. When i was just getting into anime i didnt have to much intrest in them because i thought they were just to foreign. Also are you interested in watching any more anime? if you are i suggest watching Death Note, Cowboy Bebop or Jojo's Bizarre Adventure because i think those are the best gate ways to anime.
i always though Jojo was for more vetaran anime watcher tbh
@@hikarihakai1285 yeah, I can agree. Just heard people recommended it to me a lot
@@MONEYstar02 the start of Jojo is really really rough specially with part 1 which feel like a drag even though it is only 9 ep long or part 3 which is an actual drag with too many eps
@@hikarihakai1285 I totally agree, I've just started Jojo, I'm at episode 8... And this is hard ! The story and the characters are kinda dull, but this series get so much hype I guess it will be better after...
However if you tell me that things get more interesting after episode 9, I'll keep watching it !
@@flolower5656 after ep 9 is part 2 a part that is not too great but pretty fun for alot of people
Jojo only truly become great from part 4
I don't consider myself an "anime fan" as like, a character trait, but I often find a lot of them catching my eye (I recently started a My Anime List account just for memory's sake). The ones you mention getting burnt out on are ones that just... have not had anything to them that seemed worth it despite me seeing people talk about them everywhere. Mob Psycho 100, on the other hand, has cemented itself as one of my absolute favorite works of fiction, and I haven't tired of it even after watching through it at least 5 times (mostly coming back to it when I'm going through a bad place mentally). You touched on basically exactly everything I love about it in this video: the unique, stunning animation, the themes of growth, the lovable and believable characters, and those two particular scenes that make the simplest words hit like hammers. It uses its medium extremely well.
If I may, another anime where I found its themes of growth to make an impact on me that I don't see anyone talking about here is A Place Farther Than The Universe. It has a very different tone from MP100, following some regular high school girls going on a trip to Antarctica, but I think it's another short (13 episodes) gem that's worth a watch.
As a non-anime rec that I have to sneak in whenever I get the chance, everyone reading this comment go read Gunnerkrigg Court it's very good.
I bet he didnt expect every comment to be a reccomendation
Months late, but here's my assessment: You're looking at shonen stuff, primarily designed to be long and drawn-out, as well as not particularly complicated. One Piece is by far one of the most well-written Shonens, but it IS still a shonen, and the slow pacing that defines even its manga is only drawn out further still by the anime.
You might be looking for more cerebral, experimental stuff. Try checking out Masaaki Yuasa's "Kaiba". It's full of great feels and an imaginative, but broken world.
Death note’s a good place to start
As someone who watches anime I can confirm that this is the best anime of all time
(In my opinion)
Well mob psycho is up there with the best anime with out an doubt
i agree one of the best to say the least
One has fantastic writing, don’t know how he does. But damn
Second best after Steins;Gate in my opinion
@@madengineerkyouma I feel the same way. Lol
As someone who loves one piece with their hearts content I dont blame you for stopping early, it doesnt really get q great arc till around episode 40, and the 3rd arc is a real drag.not to mention the anime gets some really horrible pacing and animation issues later on making it sorta unwatchable to a point where you might as well read the colored manga.
When I watched one piece, it took me 5-6 months to finish. I watched an average 9-10 episodes a day because I had school and nothing else. Though I did take breaks that lasted a week or 2. Honestly it’s really hard to get into one piece because of it’s the amount of episodes, it can feel repetitive, stretched to hell and (I’ll admit) a bit boring at times. Advice to anyone, 1-4 episodes a day if you want to catch up in about a year or 1-2 episodes in 2 or more years.
I vastly prefer the manga for pacing reasons
Op is not worth it.. waste of time .... its the same story ... Go to island > find a villain > save the people from the villain > go to the next island > and it continues with the same shit .... its so meh
@@Userdoesnotexit i can tell you dont read one piece
@@Userdoesnotexit Thats just the arc structure. Theres so much more going on in these arcs. Different themes, characters,drama, conflict (even between the strawhats). And of course not all arcs follow that structure. Water 7 and Ennies Lobby are about saving a crewmate from the Government, in Sabaody the Strawhats are forcibly disbanded and the slave trade remains in that island , Impel Down is a big jail break , Marineford is a giant war involving almost every major player in the OP world etc. You can find a certain pattern to most stories but it's what the author does within these patterns that differentiates a repetitive story to a non -repetitve one.
God. I love this video so much. Thank you. I just finished Mob Psycho like 2 or 3 weeks ago, and found this. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you made that 30 minute video I would DIE of happiness. (Also, I would recommend Hunter X Hunter and Yu Yu Hakusho for your next anime if you're interested in watching more. This video is wonderful, I cried while watching. Thank you.
Maybe try not recommending more Shonen anime. they all follow the same half assed recipe. I will objectively agree that HxH is the best by far in the genre. But at the end of the day he should be introduced to different genres if he likes nearly none of the anime in the genre
Besides the evident great writing, Reigen 1000 was such a outstanding scene in terms of humor and epicness. Mob Psycho has done a great job when it comes to delivering epic scenes.
I'm pretty similar in this regard, I honestly can't stand most animes, but sometimes a show appears that it is unforgettable. To me those were Attack on titan, Berserk (the manga), and more recently, Made in Abyss, possibly my favorite show of all time, and it has only 12 episodes (and a movie instead of a second season).
Yeah those are some golden gems for sure ngl
You should really watch Jojos bizzare advanture (the name speaks for itself) . And mayby watch rainbow nisha robokou no shinchinin. It is a show I've never seen something similar too. It is heartbreaking and depressing and sometimes it's wholesome and heartwarminf
@@rango962 I love JoJo but considering what this guy is into I think JoJo might be too wacky for him
If you like the Berserk manga, chances are high that you'll like Kingdom and Battle Angel Alita as well. I'd highly recommend those two mangos.
@@chrisdivodi9291 Thanks, I will check it out!
You just have high quality tastes. He only eats quality.
The problem here is that you conflate anime and shonen action. Not all anime is like Dragon Ball Z, Naruto, and One Piece. I personally despise those shows, and I think if I'd watched them as my first exposure I'd never have become a fan of anime either. But anime isn't a singular thing you know, it's like saying you don't like films because you don't like children's action movies. Obviously those two things aren't the same.
If you want my recommendation, I'd seriously check out some more grown up shows with more depth. You might like Attack on Titan, since it's probably the closest to those shonen shows while being far from it. Otherwise I'd recommend Monster, if you like a realistic setting, complex characters and development, as well as complex Cold War / post World War II themes. Or Paranoia Agent, and Perfect Blue, if you like psychological exploration and horror. There are more I could list but those I think would show you the less childish side of anime.
do you like original dragon ball? it isnt like z
Don't mix up One Piece with normal Shounen, One Piece is the best shounen, even better than Hunter x Hunter.
I've stopped watching Jujutsu Kaisen and I realized that I have grown out of watching Shounen, or at least the typical kind as I still love HxH. After watching so much anime I kinda got bored of the formulaic plot. Even with Isekais, it has to be one with very good writing or at least something special to separate it from the pack. I've started watching more slice of life, although I will never touch moe(except for a few exceptions like with Yuru Camp). I still consider myself a weeb and watch lots of seasonal shows, I think I've just become more selective in what I watch.
@@003mohamud I think jujutsu kaisen is interesting, but it might be because I only watch 1-3 seasonal anime in a season
When u love Naruto but ppl r like “it’s terrible” :’D
legit same, ive always found myself never being able to finish a show series whether it be anime or a cartoon or actual film. however mob psycho was different for me, i really enjoyed the animation, the plot and story, the interesting characters and all of their personalities and development. it truly is a beautiful anime.
I feel like when the 3rd part finally gets animated people will realize that this is truly one of If not the absolute best anime of all time
@B R U V ! where did you hear that info?
@@bumpadump7981 anime adaptations are made to advertise their source material (manga, light novel, ect.). since mob psycho's manga has concluded, there's a 50/50% chance that we will ever see the conclusion adapted into a season 3. there's definitely enough source material for a final season, but like i said, the manga reached it's final conclusion -- which means it's less profitable. however, seeing how much love bones has treated this passion project of a show with, it leaves me hopeful that we WILL get a season 3.
If you like Mob psycho you would love PICKING YOUR NEXT SHOW YOURSELF FOR GOD SAKE PEOPLE.
Its cool that you liked both One Punch and Mob Psycho because they are written by the same person.
Mob does 35 push-ups
Me: * fuck *
This show is dangerously rewatchable. Every time I try to go back to a certain scene or fight I end up watching the whole season over again. It’s too good.
I don’t think anything will top episode 7 season 2 bridge scene as an emotional scene in anime for me, Mob Psycho is truly something special.
im not getting misty-eyed. its just raining.
Mob is one of my favorite anime because of it's relationships with others.
And hearing your perspective makes me want to rewatch it all over again.
I'm not big on anime. That said, Speed Racer was a favorite when I was kid. it was about the only anime we had at the time. Now, my kids like anime on different levels. My oldest son and his wife are really big on anime. He first turned me on to One Punch Man, then Mob Psycho 100. Then he turned me on to Studio Ghibli's movies, although I don't know whether those classify as anime. They are certainly not like any other anime. Studio Ghibli focuses on the story and does character development in order to support the story. The One, who does One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 100, focuses on character development and writes stories in order to develop the main characters. This doesn't happen so much with One Punch Man, but with Mob Psycho 100 it happens in spades. I love the use of multiple art styles in each of them in order to convey the emotional and relational position of the character within each situation. This is a little more stark in OPM, but it's as powerful in MP100.
Hey Clooch id recommend Cowboy Bebop for you. I don’t like anime that much but Cowboy Bebop is a masterpiece in my opinion
I mean, it's a pretty good slice of life.
This is my favorite anime. I'm glad other people can treasure it as much as I do. It gives me hope that I can become a good person despite all my flaws and challenges.
The problem with shows like one piece and naruto is that they release an episode per week. The have to cut lots of corners in animation and add lots of filler to make one episode per week feasible. It really just drags the quality of the shows down, regardless of how good the source material is. Those really aren't the shows people would recommend to people to get into anime. Shows that are high quality like one punch man season 1, mob psycho, and kaguya-sama are shows that I'd recommend to anyone because I see them as objectively good shows, and not just good anime.
Yepp thats why i never tell my friends to start with naruto, i’m watching naruto shippuden right now, i’m loving it but it has some boring moments
it's almost like you took the words out of my mouth, amazing video 100/100
Finally a commentary youtuver that's not extremely pretentious
Trust no anime in Japan can present you this idea as good as mob psycho 100 does
I'm pretty sure you can't get into anime because a lot of the ones you've tried are shonen (for teens). It could also be just the cultural differences or the way anime is written idfk
dude, you nailed this video, you brought up all my favorite moments from mob while you were saying its so good, and its #2 on my my top 5 anime list
This was such a good video! Thank you for the excellent analysis and explanation of your thoughts!! I enjoyed it immensely.
This guys friend:Lol it’s like one punch man, but with character development.
Garou,saitama, and others: am I a joke to you?
Its crazy that we literally lived the same life when it comes to anime, you describe my same experience almost word for word.
UUUGGHH IM GONNA CRY WHY IS REIGEN SO BASED
I don’t want to say you’re looking in the wrong places, but the bigger shonen titles don’t exactly exhibit the raw creative direction that some other writers have. A personal favorite of mine is Land of the Lustrous, another beautifully (CGI) animated anime that really emphasizes the development of the main character Phos and some of the other supporting characters. The dynamic nature of Phos is reflected in the sometimes drastic sometimes subtle changes to her appearance that really is just brilliant. I think you’d really love the show for its themes, characters, animation, and cinematography. It’s only one season that doesn’t finish the story but I think it’s worth it to watch.
^^^ This show.
For me, it’s always been that most animes have their protagonists know what they want to achieve or are absolutely sure they can achieve it. At least for me as a high schools student (usually a similar if not the same age as these protagonists) it always struck me as so insincere. Even if you know WHAT you want to do with your life, there isn’t usually a five step plan or one guy that can set you all up. It’s a process to just figure out where your going.
Growth is also a part of it.
It’s hard for me to like a character who wise cracking and confident with nothing else to back them up. No flaws or life experience that made them that way, they’re just a “cool guy” who can come up with these witty comebacks on their own. Your character should feel like a person, not some caricature of what a protagonist should be. I want to see their flaws and their strengths- the things they love and the things they irrationally hate. I want to know their family, and how they came to be. God I sound so over dramatic but yknow what I mean
It honestly sounds like it's just Shonen anime you've tried, have you tried psychological anime like Death note or Another?
I used to not like anime a whole lot too! Until a friend started recommending things suited to me (including MP100) and I've liked every one of her suggestions so far! I think MP100 is unique because it's actually a "slice of life" and "shonen" hybrid. Maybe you'd enjoy A Place Further Than the Universe? It has a lot of heart and character development in it though no actual fantasy elements.
Also in terms of shows that acknowledge the power/need for self improvement, The Good Place might be good to check out. Sounded like it had a repetitive premise but it changes quickly and it was created clearly with an end goal in mind, and they stuck to it.
Watch, berserk....., Yu Yu Hakusho, Samurai Champloo... You won't regret it.
I got teared up a little bit when you talk about the bridge scene thats how powerful that scene was
There are types of anime analyzing, analyzing the animation and artwork, analyzing the idea that show is trying to give, and analyzing story. You must be a idea and story type guy, so you analyzed the idea and the story. But I am a both idea, story and animation type guy, and as I can say (as a 12 year anime watcher), mob pyscho is a anime that will come once every century. It gives the idea with the story and animation so well that I couldn't stop crying to most of it's dramatic scenes, also the character development are so clear and heartwarming. And also, tbh I like fight type animes so much, and most of the fights in this anime (doesn't matter how it is) was so legendary, It was better than the 99% of the animes I watched. I only know bleach as a example of anime that had better fight scenes.
This is an amazing video man, I don’t watch anime much either, and this is just great
The best stories are not a spectacle. They do not concern themselves with trivial thinking and conflicting ideals.
Instead, the best stories are simple, straight forward, yet profound.
For that is how life is. Simple. Straight forward. Profound.
:)
10:35 the equivalent to saying this is like saying "I can't understand why I can't get into cartoons. There's nothing wrong with cartoons, from a technical standpoint. I tried multiple times to watch Bugs Bunny, Popeye the Sailor Man and other shows." Do you see how dumb that sounds? Did Mob Psycho not make you realize that you can't judge an entire medium based off a couple shows? There are multiple genres of anime, just like there are multiple genres to cartoons. You judged an entire medium of storytelling based off of the "action" genre that you don't like, while ignoring every other single one.
mob psycho is literally one of the best anime
"Growing up... ...Dragon Ball Kai..." noooo dont make me feel old
Mob psycho 100 is peak fiction
Steven Universe is like, the worst example to use when explaining that some shows aren't about characters working hard to improve themselves
if you ever wanna watch anime again id suggest giving "Welcome to the NHK" a look, I've seen MP100 and welcome to the nhk has a similar feel to it. its one of y faves, up there with mob psycho.
its not that you dont like anime, you just don't like bad anime and "bad" is purely subjective
One of the best moments in the show where I almost cried was when Musashi held up the dudes foot from crushing Mob. Amazing scene.
Anime is labelled a genre more for formality. In the same way JRPGs are partitioned from RPGs, Japanese animation/games stand out so much they need their own categories. But IMO anime more a movement of style and execution of story. Lots of western cartoons are wearing their anime influences on their sleeves, like Avatar, Korra, & the Boondocks, and some recent shows are turning anime, like Kipo, & Rise of TMNT. The overwhelming majority of anime titles just ride the hype & conventions that the movement of anime has built up over the years, and in a way that appeals/attracts/panders to the audience to keep them hooked. But stories that truly stand out like Mob Psycho 100, and many more, those shows recognize that anime is a medium and eke out the most they can out of it to be the best visual stories they can be. They might not last for a hundred episodes, but they are masterpieces to be experienced.
If you still feel like giving anime a chance, I recommend the classic films like Akira, '95 Ghost in the Shell, and the Studio Ghibli films.
Out of all of Shinichiro Watanabe's works, Cowboy Bebop stands out as much-watch pillar of anime. To say the least, it takes a philosophical stance in its execution, and while each episode seems stand alone, it does something very transgressive in the end.
Might as well mention, all of Satoshi Kon's works are definitely worth watching, and his final Short 'Ohayo' is on YT. He is an under-appreciated cinematic auteur, and it's not just the scope of anime, that's by international standards too.
I know One Piece is an undertaking in & of itself, but I still recommend it too. If you still feel like giving it a chance, I recommend the G8 filler as a test run, a filler arc so good, people can't get over it isn't canon. Other than that, just follow thru into the manga. The anime has pacing issues, but One Piece is a story of the same caliber as Tolkein's stories, which I don't think is an overstatement.
Recommended viewing;
> Editing Time & Space - Satoshi Kon - Every Frame a Painting (7mins & includes 'Ohayo')
> Meaning of Nothing - The Cinema Cartography (17mins & Spoilers)
> The Birth of the Japanese RPG - Game Maker's Toolkit (15mins)
> One Piece Retrospective | The Story Behind The Legend - Foxcade (41mins & Spoiler Free)
I love your taste. Mob psycho 100 is one of my favorites as well. U have my sub.
I have a kind of funny story to tell about me, a friend of mine and this show.
The first time I watched Mob Psycho I really felt similar to Reigen and I also notice a similarity between a friend of mine and Mob. For me this fact was that funny that I told my friend to watch this anime and she actually did so. One day, after she finished it she said to me :" You always say that you are like Reigen and I can totally see that and that's why I want to say that you are a good person". It might sounds so stupid but it actually meant a lot to me because in my life not even a single person said to me that I'm actually a good person when I try so hard to be so. I think this is the end of my short story mh
Look up Ping Pong The Animation at some point. I think you might enjoy it, particularly how it focuses on how each character needs to improve in their own way.
I LOVE MOB PSYCHO its loved by many, but I still consider it under rated. I got a thing for beautiful animation, good character development, and a good dose of realism. All the characters feel real and serve their purpose.
Honest to God recommendation that probably won't be for you (talking to everyone), is "Made in Abyss". Its world building pulls you in and out of tranquility and just being on the edge of your seat.
would definitely recommend, the beginning is slow but doesn't last too long. its only 12 episodes.
Anime isn't for everyone, but based on this video, I'm thinking the problem you're running into is trying to watch shounen anime. Shounen is a specific genre of anime and in the western market, is probably the most popular. It's like trying to get into movies, but you ONLY watch Fast and Furious and movies and are kinda confused why you just aren't interested in movies. Moving forward, I'd suggesting maybe try some slice of life anime? The kind that are down to earth but still have some action/drama/suspense tied in. Mob Psycho is technically shounen, but its approach to character growth is not all that common in shounen in my opinion. I do have a suggestion for you, but honestly, as someone who probably doesn't know much about anime/japanese culture, it might be too much of a leap. It's called Natsume Yuujinchou, or, Natsume's Book of Friends. It has 6 seasons and a movie. But I think after the first few episodes you can decide whether you like it or not.
Mob Psycho, the manga, still has quite a bit of content left so hopefully a new season will come along soon enough! I think you'll enjoy where the plot goes from here. C:
one of us one of us one of us ONE OF US ONE OF US
Funny, both Mob and one punch man are the same creator. With same plot if being super powerful. Except where one is bored with his power, the other is terrified of it and is hell-bent on controlling it
They also both have mentors who are powerless but are extremely powerful in there own right.
Mob Psycho 100 is a show that reaches directly into you and touches you. It’s unfathomable how earnest and heartfelt this anime is.
i recommend ping pong the animation if you appreciate godlike character writing and artsy shit
did you just make an entire video telling me to be nice...
UNSUBSCIBED DISLIKED REPORTED !!!!!!!!!!
I feel like you’d appreciate Hunter x Hunter
Everyone is gangster until the end of ss2 ep7
"Why Ratatouile is disneys magnum opus" is is in his recomened i watched that yesterday lol
Just as your friend did with One punch - Mob Psycho 100 I'd recommend that you should check out 'March comes in like a Lion'
I'd think you'll come to love it just as you did with Mob.
Give it a shot and if it doesn't hook you in past 3 episodes, drop it..
But do keep in mind that the story picks up a bit slowly so bare with it a bit.
I found March comes in like a lion a bit boring tbh. I didn’t finish it because of that but maybe I’ll finish it because of what you said
@@avatarkanian462 Well, it's 2020 so if you've ran out of things to watch I highly recommend you give it another chance.
It's one of my favorites because I related to the main character a lot and loved his character growth. He feels human, and so do the supporting characters unlike other shows that follow plain character tropes.
The story at it's core is one of overcoming depression so if you find that uninteresting.. skip it because it has 44 episodes (s1- 22 / s2- 22) + there are rumors that s3 is in the making so I'm very hyped for that. (main reason why I still haven't read the manga)
Honestly, a lot of popular Anime titles, like One Piece, I actually enjoy more in manga form. For whatever reason, I just enjoy it was a form of reading and comic panel visuals then an animated media.
Also I don't blame you for not really enjoying a lot of the super popular titles, I mean, some I enjoy, but not all of them.
I usually tend to drift more towards lesser known/less popular titles anyway, but those I find by accident from random youtube clips/other vids that show up on my feed occasionally.
Dunno if you'd be curious to try it? But "Kaiba" is a dear favorite anime of mine, and is actually just 12 episodes long. It has veeery surreal/abstract world building, and an abstract art style, but I really, reeeallly loved the story telling (though it's more on the tragic and depressing side). It's confusing at first, since the main character just wakes up with amnesia, but I like that both him and you, the viewer, have to go though the journey of finding out together.
I have a sneaking suspicion you'll like 3-gatsu no Lion for a lot of the same reasons you mentioned for liking Mob Psycho. It's an incredibly human and empathetic show, with similarly believable characters and uplifting themes that hit me hard. The presentation is exquisite too; the show is filled with stunning visual metaphors which, besides being technically impressive, also do a terrific job conveying emotion. Plus, it sits at a manageable length of 44 episodes in total.
Well shit, I just saw your week-old comment. So, uh... Ignore me, I guess? I'll leave this here regardless, in case it catches your fancy.
You would make a great therapist
I'm a huge one piece fan seen it all and read it all. But its one of the saddest animes to be a fan of. Not because its good or bad but because there's so much of it not a single person I know wants to watch it since its so long. They often make fun of me because I consumed all that material I once felt ashamed of liking it.
don't feel ashamed bro, it is literally the most watched anime because of how detailed and intricate the story is
@@prizma45 and those fucking call backs man! I love the series
I cant belive i missed this or forgot about this message
This is wonderful stuff!