Thank You Kyoto Animation.
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Apologies if this is a little raw, I couldn't think of any other way to approach it. I wanted to get this out a bit earlier but I was travelling when the tragedy happened, and was unable to make anything until now.
"I don't even know if the people who made this are alive anymore."
That line was a gut punch.
It hit me like a fucking truck. I watched this at work and I had to hold back tears. It's like, somewhere in my mind I KNEW people were dead and I KNEW these works were from the studio, but it only just clicked personally on how the two are related.
Especially for me, I hadn't heard this news yet so I thought they'd died of old age or something. Then there was a burning building on screen and everything clicked.
I read this as he said it.. yea it's fucked up...
Yeah, I was definitely brought to tears at this point. Really beautiful tribute, Gigguk.
I start crying after that and I still
"I don't even know if the people who made this are alive anymore"
This hit me hard.
I knew it was coming,
But it's still a punch
That made me tear up.
@@theniii no, not that you dummy... it was about the poor people at kyo-ani not about good old Erik
@@theniii lol
Me too
Like a train.
UPDATE: UA-cam have confirmed by manual review that the this video is demonetized. That's why there are no ads, unfortunately it won't be generating ad revenue. I'm guessing it's because I talked about the tragedy and that goes against their terms.
In light of this I'll forego waiting the 2 weeks and I'll add an extra $500 on top of my personal donation, hopefully that makes up a bit of the lost revenue at least.
Good Guy Gigguk!
You're a saint Gigguk.
UA-cam is so mean. Thank you for your kindness, Gigguk!
UA-cam strikes again..........
ugh UA-cam ._. but Gigguk thank you
Lucky star made me laugh,
K-on made me sing,
Haruhi Suzumiya made me dance,
Clannad made me cry,
Nichijou made me smile,
KyoAni made me understand anime.. thank you for being my childhood.. rest in piece..
*peace
K-on reminded me that leftie bassists are a thing
Watch Hyouka as well
Violet Olivegarden reminded me that I can cry. Uhhhh. That one dragon that is a random human's maid is just entertainmenting very.
Still making me sad, a year later...
“Don’t go, professor...”
Apologies if this is a little raw, I couldn't think of any other way to approach it. I wanted to get this out a bit earlier but I was travelling when the tragedy happened, and was unable to make anything until now.
All the info you need to support this tragedy is in the description.
🖤🖤🖤
Gigguk we all feel the same way as you about this it’s sad and it’s okay to be sad everyone is
Long time subscriber first time commenter. Thanks for your k-on review and putting a spotlight on the studio. Its been a trip.
We all feel great sadness for this event to have happened we will always remember them.
Your approach on this was amazing, thank you gigguk for this video and forever thankful to KyoAni
I think that "I dont even know if the people who even made this are alive anymore" line hit all of us. *like a bus.*
Too bad it wasn't a truck, then we could isekai the fuck outta this dreadful timeline.
LifeWulf
*_remembers that Kazuma ended up getting good "trash" girls as teammates and he's not freaking overpowered_*
Yeah, remember Konosuba? Not everything goes as planned when Isekai'd.
Through the whole video I was thinking to myself "don't cry, don't cry" after that line, the waterways opened as they haven't opened since Ano Hana.
@@rfacproductions6552 Are you kidding, I'd love to be in a world where Megumin exists. Useless party members and all.
it really did, it floored me instantly
"I dont even know if the people who made this are alive anymore."
This line dropped the anvil that hold my tears back.
yeah... that... was gut-wrenching...
@@qbanboi069 ikr. I hope Kyoto gets through this tragedy.....
So same
Sorry, not supposed to be a bad comment.
yes tell about it !!
Back in 2018 I almost killed myself but after silent voice and mostly Violet Evergarden it save my life . Thank you Kyoto animation. Watching Violet Evergarden movie in 2020 I still fall in love with the story and cry back in 2018 .
Something similar went on in 2018 for me.. and then I saw both of those and I realized how lucky I am to be alive
@Efteling Fan33 people did get their dream job and others took it from them so...
@@greylarkspur If I Ever want to do a novel is going Voliet Evergardrn the reason why I wanted to tell story .
it was kind of the same for me too after watching silent voice
@@Momoyon I wish we can get a anime movie for the Oscar . There alot of great film is not just for fan service.
"I dont even know if these people are alive anymore"
Man, that hit me.
that legit moved me, people who made me cry and smile are gone....
And i feel a bit like a absolute jerk for not hearing of this news until about several days after the events that unfolded when i was informed about it in a UA-cam comment section.
It probably hit all of us
I believe thats the worst feeling for a fan to hear. To know the person who made that anime that you love is gone and was snuff away in a horrible and tragic event.
I have watched animes and read mangas that wasnt finished by the author or people behind it because of personal or medical issues. But this will certainly leave a dark mark for they were taken away by such a horrible crime.
Really hits you when you realize that whoever developed the soundtrack, was simply doing their job. Yet here we are, Gigguk, a man they never knew, never met, and never knew existed, had played their exact piece note by note on the other side of the world. Wonderful how even if we can't live forever, our impacts-even the ones you least expect-can survive for generations. As there might always be someone, somewhere, playing or even remembering your work, if it even is for an instant.
6:46 “I don’t even know if the people who made this are alive anymore”
That.....that sentence hit me deep right there.
Like a isekai truck
It hit even harder when digibro said almost the exact same thing a few days ago. Now that I mention it this video is almost exsactly the same with the same cut to black and everything almost like he ripped digi off hmmmmm
That sentence right there bade me bawl so hard! This video was hard to watch but expressed exactly how everyone feels about the studio
the sentence that broke me.
Except that music wasn't written by KyoAni lol, that's gymnopedie no.1 by Eric Satie, french composer who died in 1925
My dad hated anime
But since his friend died in the fire
He started watching anime like crazy
Hey he's our new fan now :> respected
where ur profile pic from? if you don't mind me asking
My dad hated anime too. But he saw death note and is weeb now
Snowy_Editz
Haha luv ur dad
@@eltigreees i though it was from an anime
There was a construction worker who saved four people from the flames. This man must be found and his name praised from pole to pole.
Find his name and me and I’m sure many other people with spread his name throughout the anime community
Just a guy doing what anyone else would do. He doesn't need to be praised, he just needs to be remembered
A hero we do not deserve...
Koruton 99 I think you mean what everyone WANTS to do, but few actually CAN.
@@koruton9925 I disagree, I can say I'd do the same but in the face of such danger, I'm not sure I would. People like the construction worker are incredible people.
Rest in peace fallen creators
You and your talent will be greatly missed
The injured one maybe scar them for life for this accident
@Maulana Iskandar could you not?
Maulana Iskandar Your parents didn’t do much for you huh?
@Maulana Iskandar don't make me burn you a crisp
@Maulana Iskandar yo can you fucking not
I can’t believe UA-cam demonetized this video even though the ad revenue would be going towards a great cause
How can you tell it's been demonetized?
Reporting on a tragedy is not suitable for advertisers, unless it's CNN or whatnot.
Thanks UA-cam.
It's against UA-cam policy to run advertisements on tragedies, it makes a lot of sense if you think about it.
Ian Holm The video doesn’t have any ads and he tweeted about it. It’s quite sad honestly
@@EdgyRick
To an extent I understand that, but on videos like this where the money is going to the cause. Like on this or Casey Nistetat's (probably butchered that last name) video with the Las Vegas shooting, it just shows how much of a shithole UA-cam is becoming for their creators when the news channels, late-night talk shows, and other just to be TV things still gets add revenue on videos on the exact same topic, but *without* the promise for the money to go to charity.
It's just a shitty move, and I wish youtube got more flack for that, but if he can't out the ad revenue from this vid to the cause I will gladly help make up for the difference.
It's rare that i truly feel a deep burning hatred for someone, the guy who started this fire is one of them.
Same
Forget him. He deserves to rot in jail and never be mentioned again.
EightThreeEight he deserves to rot in hell
Even if they did steal his ideas, what he did was inexcusable.
Colin12475 I agree 100% I wouldn’t even mad cuz it’s kyoto
Wow, when Gigguk said that he didn’t know if the people that made Haruhi were alive... that seriously gave the chills. I had to take a step back.
@@maro9007 Lol I'm edgy!!! It's 2019. You've missed the phase.
I
Yeah
Wow
It kind of hits you like a brick wall
that slight crack in his voice when he said that touched me...
It hit me so hard. Just thinking of that beautiful piece of music from Disappearance that moved me when I watched it, and how so many talented people who gave so much emotion and feeling to me are gone. It resonates with me so much and brought me to tears. I totally feel what Giguk must be describing and how despite the large scale of this tragedy it feels personal. I can’t begin to imagine how those involved and their loved ones feel after this tragedy that has changed the path of their lives forever. Pray for KyoAni
@@maro9007 grow up
Rest in peace Yasuhiro Takemoto, director of The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya, Full Metal Panic, Hyouka, Amagi Brilliant Park, Dragon Maid, Lucky Star, and High Speed! Free Starting Days.
Some of these shows and films were integral parts of my teenage years, and I'm sure that even the ones I haven't seen have affected many others.
Dragon Maid was my first anime ;(
I was crying so hard, no one deserves this.
Full Metal Panic was the anime that made me realise that I actually enjoyed a bit of romance. Damned thing.
What director of hyouka??, the most season 2 anime that I ever want in my entire life and now even it will have season 2 it's must be feel different,I'm so sad for director and I'm so angry for the man who did this horrible thing to a place that brought many wonderful work for so many people
Tempest hyouka was so beautiful as an anime, everytime i watch it, i find something new in it and now this happened 😖😖😖
I'm Japanese.
Please let me say only two word.
「thank you」
I think he/she said it in Japanese but typed it in English.
So, Uh..... Fuck you Veol
Not nice veol, think before you say
Sorry for my poor English🥺🥺
@@のり子-u7h its okay
彼があなたにとって意地悪だったことをお詫び申し上げます。ここで悪いことはしていません。
I've recently learned a tiny thing about this. The anime "Fire Force" had a scene in the ending where the orphan house is burning and there are people dying insisde. After the Kyoto tragedy happened, the ending was censored. And the anime wasn't airing for few weeks. All this as an act of respect. The creators though it'd be disrespectfu to air an anime about fire monsters right after you heard the news about the actual fire.
Meanwhile Western companies would ignore what happened because They'd lose profit
respect to david production
@@betternew4749 really?? that's fucked
@@imayworkatmcdonaldsbutimri1076 To them this would be a 2 weeks gap without money from the diffusion, the money lost is more important than the people's lifes. The only thing they'd do is some statement made in 15 minutes regarding the families of the victims so they look good.
Kinda reminds me where they didn't air the wishcash episode in Pokemon because there was an earthquake.
"I don't even know if the people who made this are alive anymore"
I was not prepared for that line.
Neither of us was.
Made me feel like a dick for remaining indifferent to what had happened.
I was
I wasn’t either
Neither was I
I really wasn't.
"I don't even know if the people that made this are alive anymore"
The director of Haruhi, Yasuhiro Takemoto, is still missing and can be presumed dead. It's like everyday since the fire more bad news comes out.
...Wow. I don't even have the words. Haruhi is both my favorite anime and book series of all time, and this just feels so surreal.
Yasuhiro Takemoto directed the Disappearance movie not the main Haruhi series.
Also sad thing is he's the one who directed Kobayashi's Maid Dragon.
I believe the one responsible for directing Violet Evergarden is dead too
@@blackreapercryptic nope, Taichi Ishidate who directed Violet Evergarden was found alive.
Dragon maid made me laugh
Violet Evergarden made me cry
A sound in the wind made me smile
Kyoani made me feel
Thank you...
ArdoX 1 we were supposed to get a second season of dragon maid in November. I’m afraid not now
And I'm gonna sound like an idiot but are they people behind place further than the universe
@@fortnite1356 no, they are not. It is the Madhouse work.
Dragon maid was my favourite anime...
Kyoto Animation will never be forgotten and will always have a place in my heart.
Haruhi made me want to live my life.
I’m going to watch every single anime that Kyoani has ever put out, to pay respects, I don’t care how long it will take
You don’t have to, but sure if you want to
On pirate websites?
i watch anime through pirate websites, and i wont watch all kyoani shows because it does not give them money
Nichijo aka My Ordinary Life is funny at a level I stopped expecting from anime years ago. Silly and fun so even if you don’t LOL you still smile. Melancholy and it’s follow-up film Disappearance were frustrating. Maybe my expectations were too high. I will have to watch more from the studio.
Be glad it won't take u more than 1 month... (sob)
"They say you don't know what you have until its gone. Truth is, you knew what you had, you just thought you'd never lose it"
Lets hope this doesn't happen again
This is so true in so many ways. Kyoto was my favorite anime studio but I never gave it much thought until the incident.
Damn that line hit me pretty deep....
Yes especially loved ones and pets but sadly I can't feel anything for I have seen children getting ripped to shreds I held a little girl who's neck got slashed before she told me it hurts and to make it stop so 😭I did I barely twisted and pop her neck snapped but before her last breath she said thank you before I saw her soul leaving her body into the heavens her soul went waving at me with a beautiful smile that was the day my feelings left now I want to help but can't as spinal stenosis got me first
Preach on brotha
This tragedy represents the end of an era for anime
Pray that they will come back better than ever
kim jaehee I hope so too some. of there projects are left in the air too. I hope they are still able to push through this tragedy and continue there beautiful work. They didn’t deserve this they where just trying to give people joy, and instead this guy comes in to the building and starts this fire.
If you think about it...
What will the ones who are still alive do?If KyoAni shutsdown than all of the employes will be unemployed,including the injured ones.I don't think that they will want to lose their jobs too imo 🤔
But,of course,they might get traumatized and won't come back even after they heal up,but some of them,I'm pretty sure will come back after a while...
@@toxicfart1913 I think (and hope) that if they get back up with the help and support from anime fans and donations, they will make the studio a lot more secure and have a bunch of emergency procedures so that something like that doesn't ever happen again. Idk that's what I thought.
No we must believe this is not the end even if we have to force it
They will come back anime isn't a hobby it's art
I was ready to kill myself a little while ago, but then I decided to rewatch “Love, Chunibyo, and Other Delusions”, “K On”, “Clannad”, “Beyond the Boundary”, “Violet Evergarden”, and “Hyouka” during quarantine, and I didn’t expect that doing that would make me want to live again. Thank you so so sooo much Kyoto Animation for saving my hopeless life. I now want to live to the day where I apply for a job at Kyoto Animation.
Go for it. They accept only the best, but I believe that anyone who puts in the work can get there. Come back and tell us if it works out.
Glad to hear it!
Best of luck!!
Please whenever you are feeling down just watch any of Kyo ani 's shows and remember that the feelings you are feeling were shared with millions of people..thus making us connected in a beautiful way!
kyoto animations was shut down last august...
Steven uhh..NO : |
The lesser spoken part of the tragedy is that they lost EVERYTHING. All the physical and digital copies of everything they were working on. Not only do they need to mourn the dead, they need to restart, from scratch, on everything they were working on.
Jonathan Wessner did they really lose all of their work?
Yes, i kept thinking about this nonstop! Not only were lives lost and talents forever gone but even all the documents and hard work they've been focusing on all burned into ashes, never to be retrieved again. It'll take a LOT amount of time to recover everything and start again, but even then... it undeniably won't be the same and only the remaining workers know how much they lost in the fire.
Aurelia Avalon actually Kyoto animation has two other studios
@@dragonmaidparla From what one of the survivors said, all the stuff they were working on there is gone.
I was looking forward to the upcoming Violet Evergarden Movie. What your saying brings a another level of pain to this. My first thought was that any good business should have offsite backups for their digital data, but this is Japan. They probably don't have disasters of this level happen very often. And Data backup can be expensive...
you know an animation studio has captured your heart when you start crying over a video made by a guy you never met in which he shows his gratitude towards people both of you never met but also will never be able to meet now.
KyoAni changed my life and many others. I seriously can't describe how I feel because of all this, but I also want to thank you Gigguk.
Thank you for all your wonderful content and everything you do.
Birbo its the first video ive seen of him
And it hit me so hard
No words can describe what i feel like but he has worded it so well
They did not deserve this, they were too precious to end like this
I hope they still keep on touching hearts like it touched mine the first time i saw their work
I’m glad to know I wasn’t the only one crying
Same.
Man I cried when I heard about it and now I'm crying again.
May the 34 amazingly talented people rest in peace.
Thank you for sharing these beautiful things with us.
Also the 35 injured i hope get better.
But Why tho
Crying right now.
Still cant believe this happened... its just too easy to kill and destroy lives and stuff, and incredibly difficult to create them.
34?! I thought it was 33 dammit....
It's been 2 years huh?
May all the heroes rest in peace.
It's been almost 3 years... Man...
luckily they’re back, but those 30+ people left a massive void in the anime production industry for sure
Been 4 years now
it has been four here, and i wasn't even a weeb back then
Sees that the gofund has exceed $2 million..
*I'm proud of this community*
750k was the goal and it hit 2m.
this comunity is truely great.
Can i see the gofundme link?
Link? I wanna pith in?
@@dimasabiyoso2918 check description
This is already 10% of all their sales numbers for 2015 and more than 4 thirds of their total benefits that year (couldn't find the numbers for 2018)
Thanks Kyoani, for Clannad, for Amagi Brilliant Park, Haruhi, and so many more.
I was waiting for more.
The first series I watched in entirety from KyoAni was Beyond the Boundary, and it still had a special place in my heart for how beautiful it was and how sad it could make me feel
WAIT!!! They made Amagi Brilliant Park, suffer in hell arsonist
watching haruhi. It's good. Well, it went down really, really fast, but i hope it picks up soon.
"I don't even know If the people who made this are alive anymore"
Ouch.
This made me realize that we're so focused on the Anime and the VAs that we forget about the people who bring the Anime to life. We should appreciate them more before they're gone.
Thank you JC Staff.
Thank you Studio Ghibli
Thank you CoMix Wave Films
Thank you A-1 Pictures
Thank you MADHOUSE
Thank you Bones
Thank you White Fox
And many more who made my life colorful.
Thank you Kyoto Animation, I'll be waiting for you.
Wit studios ?
@@wisesaa.6597
Its such an underrated show don't let know it do that wit will never be greedy because a studio becomes popular becomes greedy
Wit is my favorite I wish they make anime 2 every year
Don't forget shaft, Monogatari was amazing
ronylouis and March comes in like a lion is fucking beautiful
@@ronylouis0 But their ties to Aniplex kill it in my opinion
I've lost a friend who worked at Kyoani. He was so talented and I've always looked up to him. I really got pleased that he said he wanna work with me together, but it hasn't come true unfortunately.
Thank you all Kyoani fans and please never forget about their amazing works.
I'm sorry for your loss.be strong okay..
I am so sorry. We remember him, even if we never met him, and we'll remember everyone who lost their lives or were injured in this tragedy
😢
No thank you to your friend and all of them who made us happy cry sad laugh i cant even tell how much i learn from their work. KYOANIMATION have left a big remark in mylife and all ican do is bow my head and prey for their safe journey THANKYOU.
We're all in this together ❤
I'm a grown man this made me cry no shame here.
As an emotional person it’s sad that crying is a sign of weakness in the west. ;(.
John Smithens People who call emotional people pussies are douchebags
I just remembered about all of this, rewatched some of Kyoani's work that touched me the most, and I just broke down crying. Multiple times. This studio changed my life and I will forever be grateful to them. Thank you, Kyoto Animation.
@@krimson8317 may I ask what works were those, personally it was koe no katachi that taught me the expanses of music and what animation as a whole could do, violet evergarden helped me understand the many ways and importance of communication and k-on showed the struggles yet wonder if travel
That line, that "I don't even know if the people who made this are alive anymore" hit me like a truck.
This is a truly saddening loss for the anime community. May they rest in peace, knowing that they have changed the anime landscape and inspired so many people.
#prayforkyoani
I mourn the dead and pray for a quick recovery of the injured people and the whole KyoAni studio
#PrayForKyoani
#PrayForKyoani
#PrayForKyoani
#PrayForKyoani
#PrayForKyoAni
Violet Evergarden episode 10
The episode that changed my life
#prayforkyoani
It's absolutely my favorite single anime episode of all time. Thank you, Kyoto Animation.
This episode cracked me up, im finally able to show my emotions, wich i always had closed in myself, i let them all out. and i never stopped, because it feels good showing emotions :)
The letters and the girl's reactions growing up really got me
I was just cry like a baby after watching that EP....
Violet Evergarden Ova 1,The Opera Song at the end..
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It's really touch my heart
#Prayforkyoani
Watching this again in 2024 and justice is finally served. Thank you Kyoto Animation may they finally rest in peace
This fire will not burn down the spirit and life of kyoani, but become a spark of a new beginning, God Speed
Thank you Amen
AMEN
Ameen.
Well judging by all the Support they got, they should be back up on their feet in no time.
@@mrbarefootbogan6254 well you can't re-buy people who died.... You can't fix the broken hearts with money... It won't be the same
Being an arson survivor myself, this really hurts.
The scars will remain but I'm sure the survivors will come back stronger than ever.
What these word Arson mean?
Arson is an intentional act of setting property on fire as a means of violence or vandalism. This is an especially malicious example of such an act.
@@jasongarrett768 Thank :D
@Jacob Locklear I was the only one awake late at night reading manga when I was 8 and then I saw them outside setting fire to the cars and house. I guess you can say manga saved my life.
@Jacob Locklear الله يرحمكم 🖤🖤
After watching this video, I realized how much I took Kyoto Animation's anime for granted.
I know it is too late to say this, but thank you Kyoto for everything you have given us.
For me, free! was that life-changing anime. Being a twelve-year-old girl when it was released, many assumed my love for it was due to the female-oriented fan service or the obvious BL-undertones, but in truth I’d hardly noticed any of that back then - all it had been for me was a touching story that brought a sense of hope to a kid going through a hard time. Even now, the show can make me laugh and cry the way it did back then, even with the acknowledgement of how over-the-top it can tend to be :’) Hearing about the deaths of Futoshi Nishiya, Yasuhiro Takemoto, and the many others who dedicated their time and talent to the franchise that shaped my early teenage years hurts in a way that’s beyond comprehensible. May they and all the other victims rest in peace, and know that their effort and dedication will forever be recognized ❤️
i watched free with my best friends from a swim team when i was in middle school! it gave us so many laughs and something to relate to. outside of the fanservice, the story is beautiful and it definitely shaped my early teens as well~ i know it’s been a while since the fire, but kyoani impacted me in so many ways, and i’d also like to say thanks to all the creatives who dedicated their time to making something so special.
I was in my late 28 when Free came out. I really liked it and it had a good story to it but because it was more of a Shojo anime with somewhat male fan service lots of people called me homosexual. I didn't care what people thought because it is a good anime.
Free is my comfort anime because I watched it with my sister during swim season every year to get hyped :))
Kyoto never deserved this. No company or just anyone should deserve this type of treatment that one psycho decided to do. When you anger a community, you don't anger one person, you anger everyone within that group. It's best we mourn for the fallen employees at Kyoto Animations and help them, like when they helped us out with their spectacular shows that all meant something within our hearts. This one event will not set us back, but will set us forward for the future!
@@monkeydoespride totally, it just puzzles me that someone would have the absolute brains to do this. It was someone who didnt care for the people inside that building. Hope he gets punished SEVERELY
@@monkeydoespride Can we? Not to sound cynical, but look at what happened to RWBY: It was an amazing show (not perfect, but still amazing), but once Monty died it all started going downhill and now if I never hear again of it or of Rooster Teeth at all it'll still be too soon. Many of those who died there were not exactly replaceable cogs in the machine that made the studio work; they were the creative masterminds behind it. Will someone really be able to equal their talent? Will they be able to surpass it? There is a huge chance they won't. At this stage it would not surprise me if the studio even closes after this tragedy, as they have lost all their material, physical and digital. And even if they somehow rebuild, there is an even bigger chance it will not be the same. All I can say is, don't hold your breath. If this is not the end of Kyoto Animation altogether, it might be the end of the studio as we know it.
@@LeonValCh I get what you mean, its the most realistic side of what might happen. But that's the great thing about the future, it's very unpredictable! So you are definitely are not wrong, but to put it into a more....positive way of thinking, I hope they will bounce back to what they were originally were or even better! I might be sounding unrealistic, but the unpredictability is what makes the future of Kyoto even more intriguing!
@@LeonValCh honestly, your example contradicts you. The show and the fans still carry on, and the work that is done in Monty's place is still very, very good. I think the example promises good things for KyoAni.
Wait what happened?
One of the victims was apparently a director of K-on. That literally broke me.
They’re confirmed safe, but the director of dragon maid, lucky star, and haruhi as well as many others is missing
Wait what..no please say they’re okay some of mg favorite shows, truly masterpieces, their directors are dead? Oh no....
Richard Tran not confirmed yet, just missing
@Zandabyte no, that's not what missing means in this sense. We only have 3 confirmed names that are safe which are Yamada (Silent Voice, K-On, Tamako etc) Ishihara (Eupho, FMP I believe and others) and Ishidate (VEG, Kyoukai no Kanata etc) everyone else is unconfirmed whether they're among the people that survived or not
missing means we have no information about them, just as we dont about almost 70 other people
please don't spread any baseless rumors and wait for official confirmation before making comments about this 🙏
Lets pray they’re found 🙏
"I hope Violet make Inspiring Letters For the Families who Lost their Love Ones"
Ok this is actually so sad 😭 i love Violett
God, this whole situation hits me hard.
😭😭😭
@@deathrattle5869 you obviously didn't get the point.
The song on piano is called gymnopedie no. 1 for those wondering
Kyoani are a unique and incredible studio who cared more about delivering a high quality product than maximizing profits. Violet Evergarden is proof of this with it's immense production values.(highest on a tv anime ever) They are also known to provide their employees with a good working environment and pay their animators proper salaries instead of per frame like the rest of the industry.(incentivizing quality over quantity) This tragedy has cost the lives of 34 hard working people, injured over 30 others and destroyed decades of work and legacy. This is too sad, they didn't deserve this. All we can do now as a community is try to look forward positively and hope they return stronger than ever. #prayforkyoani WE ARE WAITING
@@twistedgale Just want you to know you're a piece of shit. To anyone else thinking about responding to this guy, don't. He's just looking for attention.
Ignore TwistedGale, Just...... try to stay positive even with people like that
Demitrius Beazer I’m guessing he deleted his comment because i can’t see it.
@Silence4101 Don't want to repeat it but it was racist and completely uncalled for. Just something someone would say specifically trying to make people angry.
I totally agreed when you pick violet evergarden for the good example 😊
*Shenron, I am ready to make my wish*
That is far beyond my power
Me: Sehai-kun!! Someone burned down my favorite studio, what should I do??
Greater Grail: *drops knife* You can give the arsonist a good poke...alternatively you can commit die
@@ZoneSkye God man, I want to laugh but I couldn't.
Dyspo dared me to hit 42069 subs this brought a smile to my face thanks 😊
Damn, I got choked up from this
Kyoto Animation was the first and only anime studio to change my life especially after seeing A Silent Voice. There were countless shows this studio made that moved me in so many ways that it brought me to tears when my dad texted me about what happened. I’ll never forget how this studio was able to make me cope with my mental health. And I will forever be grateful for discovering this community.
One of the victims, Yoshiji Kigami, was in charge original pictures of the battle scene in the drainage of AKIRA. He was a true artist and a legend. RIP.
May the 33 people have their own amazing isekai adventures...
Ryuki I feel nothing but respect for you.
May they be super OP and able to return at the end of their adventures.
Ryuki I shouldn't laugh at this
But I am
Legendary comment....respect man
Man i would really thought that this is a bad joke but man..
Mad respecc for u may their souls rest in peace
k-on taught me guitar. no joke. In high school, i picked up a guitar after watching and started learning angel beats songs. I like how every kyoani series has a special vibe to it. Hope they'll be back to producing more anime in the future after a period recovery.
#PrayForKyoAni
joowahn same 😁👍
Same but with bass
Piano here
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
May K-ON Also my fav anime TO THIS DAY resr in musical piece.
6:45
He sounded like he was on the verge of tears while saying this. This made me break a bit.
That part got me too.
That got me
yes
I was
@Vectrum Watch that part again and listen very closely. You WILL hear Gigguk's voice start to crack.
Don't mind me, I'm just coming back here to remember,
and cry.
Same....
Same...pass the tissues, plz.
R.I.P to all the wonderful people who lost their lives in that tragedy but we shouldn’t remember them by their death we should remember all the people who brought joy to all of our lives
Clannad after story helped me fix my relationship with my father, violet evergarden taught me to love again. KyoAni has done so much for so many. #prayforkyoani
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"Here I am 10 years later with a massive grin on my face that not a single person could wipe off just because I got to hear this track again."
Track plays
Me: Grins.
Yep, that's true alright.
God, I had this on the background, and this was my internal thought process.
"huh, I wonder what song he's referring to, I can't really pin down anything from haruhi that would be that kind of nostalgic f-"
*music starts*
Instant smile. We are so predictable, geez.
I don't think I've watched any of Kyoto Animation's creations but that song nearly had me grinning too
@@coldDrive
We've been trained by Haruhi just like Pavlov's dog XD
A Silent Voice really touched me and effected how I view and interact with the world and everything in it. Thank you sooooo much Kyoto animation for affecting my life in a very positive way
How did it exactly effected your views on the world?
I couldn't think of a name A Silent Voice made me realize there is some good left in the world, it also made me realize how much seemingly minuscule things can affect people’s lives in many ways. It changed me from being a unconcerned asshole into someone who lives to make a positive impact on all
The movie made me realize not to be a asshole to because i get embarrassed by some disabled people and thats not ok
Corona changed it
Oh yeah did you know that in the manga there is more then the anime movie sfter the festval i wont spoil but on the last page shoya and shoko holding hands together
Don’t cry because it’s over, be happy that it happened.
Even though the losses felt throughout our community are so great, we must never forget the impact Kyoto Animation had on us.
The Haruhi Suzumiya series helped me in one of the worst times of my life, when I was filled with nothing but anxiety and depression. Some days I felt as if I had no one, that I had failed, and I should just give up. KyoAni helped me through this. They taught me the importance of surrounding yourself with people who care about you, and it helped me get out of my slump and start being social. I still have a long way to go before I can comfortably interact with people, but I thank KyoAni from the bottom of my heart for saving my life.
i wish i had your courage
You can literally hear his voice waver a bit when he says "I don't even know if the people who made this are alive anymore". You can tell how much this means to him just from that. The only thing that gives me any hope about this situation is the support and coverage that KyoAni is getting. It's good, this needs to be seen by the world. Just look at the go-fund-me, they're 1.25 million dollars over their goal. And while that can't replace the lives of the wonderful people lost in this travesty, with any luck it will be able to get them back on their feet. I can only see this going two ways. One, they recover and use this as fuel to bounce back harder than ever. Two... this hurts them too badly and they either shut down immediately or get up and slog forward for a bit before dying out. I sincerely hope it's the former.
RuneCaller An alternative is some members creating a new company and hiring their old colleagues.
I didn't watch even one show the studio made and I still feel sad for them, not sad enough to read a four page letter about how "he's sad too"
The studio most likely won't survive that. All remaining employees probably suffer from PTSD now. And honestly, even if it wasn't KyoAni, but some completely underwater studio that pushed crap works one after another, it'd be still exactly the same tragedy.
KyoAni really is the perfect studio. No studio constantly creates perfect shows as KyoAni does, wether it be in the story, animation or OST, they always pull through. Even though we all love Madhouse, Bones or Ufotable because of their gorgeous visuals and action, KyoAni constantly produces thise high quality shows - in a humane, normal working environment that doesnt overwork their employees.
Thank you.
*sad nnaaa intensifies
Only studio being as much high quali than KyoAni is Ufotable in my opinion!
And to think it had to happen to them of all people.....
Bones and Shaft, Trigger too
@@Vinayaka-Iyer All this studios tend to have a lot of production issues. KyoAni is way more stable in that sense. But they almost never make second seasons like the others, so, yeah.
And now i'm sad
This hit hard and I absolutely share these feelings.
Thank you for voicing it out as always.
May the talented souls rest in peace.
I've gotten back here after the recent news of the trial. Nearly 5 years on and it still hurts knowing that people that put their heart and soul into the craft they are passionate about, the people that helped create stories we love, the people that helped us in some way without even knowing, are gone from this world or severely injured.
I go back and watch The Disappearence of Haruhi Suzumiya near every 18th December. I always thought the colour design on the film is amazing, the vibrant colours of the world we're so familiar to that goes as that day comes in the film and we're left in this grey world with Kyon who is faced with what he took for granted, and as soon as Haruhi recognises Kyon as John Smith, we cut to a cafe that has that vibrant tone back as a glimpse of hope.
The colour designer Naomi Ishida was one of the victims. Her mother dressed her up in a kimono for a funeral that was intended for when she was married.
I'm going to be honest. I am a deaf violinist and hearing aids barely help. KyoAni made a series of anime that were really relatable like A Silent Voice and Hibike! Euphonium. They were the anime that touched me and for the first time in a few years, I cried. Yep. Few years. I have indeed have issues. Pray for the victims and their families.
#SaveKyoAni
Hope we can find the cure/technology for deaf/paralyzed people.
الله يرحمك 🖤
@@araisdead there are such kinds of tech out there. The one I use is a kind of metal piece I place on my ear and it connects to a metal box that I can insert a pair of headphones into. This allows me to listen to things, albeit not too well
This isn't the end
Kyoani Will come back stronger then ever but right now it's time to heal, recover, and grieve
Kyo anus
@@australiansausage2727 I don't even think it was a weeb tbh.
I could've been somebody who really hated anime.
@@australiansausage2727 That probably do have an offline and out of area backup but yeah at min it will be like 1.5 to 3 years
it still hurts that... someone you loved , lost their arm or leg... maybe even cancer... an illness that may cause an end...
i do know they will come back... but im afraid that... its not gonna be the same as how beautiful it was...
its just... hurts...
they are done for
More than three years later, and 06:44 still hits like a gut punch.
The fact people are down voting this makes me sad and confused as to why they would
The people who think their hatred for a specific type of anime or the studios making said type of anime should override common decency
Its not real people it is actually youtube bots
UA-cam bots
Either bots or people who thought he did enabled ads to squeeze out money without watching the video.
Here before people say:
Their eyes were too teary to click the like button
The dislikers live in Australia
Lastly, my own.
They didn't want to accept the truth.
6:46 "I don't even know if the people that made this are alive anymore"
That hurt
Damn that hit me like my mothers pan
Clannad was the first anime to ever make me cry. I was bawling my eyes out from how beautiful and sad it was at the same time. I cant thank Kyoto Animation enough for all the beautiful works they've done for the anime community. #helpkyoaniheal
Clannad got me into anime in the first place, this is heartbreaking
I thought it was just depressing
Holy shit. I've been living a lie, i thought Key made the anime. But it's apparently KyoAni who made it. This just make the entire thing even more depressing to me. The fact that i've been crediting the wrong studio for getting me into anime 10 years ago. I feel stupid.
For me is A Silent Voice
The great big dango family.
The goal is 750.000$ and the donations are 2 million $... This shows how much KyoAni is loved, a fanbase that brought us all here to donate and respect to the most inspiring, lovable Animation Studio in the world...
Silent Voice was the first Anime to make me cry
It makes my heartache that they were murdered by a mad man who ran in pouring gasoline all over them screaming "die"
I lose more hope in humanity every day
search up random acts of kindness video, it helps
I've both lost and gained hope in humanity with the tragedy of this event, the madman made me loose hope, the coming together of this community has made me gain hope.
He did it purportedly because he thought they stole his ideas for a book
@@12linyAB He had mental health issues and was an ex-con. So.....
12AB
Supposedly he submitted his book to a competition. Although reports say that there’s no evidence that he wrote/ submitted anything.
I’m hoping these guys don’t shut down after this, as they literally are the beat studio. Why anyone would one want to commit an arson attack on such an incredible company I’ll never know.
I’d love to donate to the GoFundMe, but I don’t have any income right now, so I don’t have anything to give away.
*Proceeds to guilt trip parents into donating
@@Pavel7918 same here
From what i've heard the person who committed the arson apparently did it from a claim of the studio copying their work, I've also heard they were just some insane fan i'm not sure
I read somewhere that the possibility of Kyoani to exist in the future is absolutely zero to none.
Even after the tragedy, those affected will spend most of their time in hospital and later on evaluated for traumas, this process might take a life time and most will either retire or go back to the workforce and work somewhere else and those unaffected right now do not work at Kyoto Animation Studio at this point and are jobless, these people might have to abandon ship and work at various other animation studios at this point.
Even if the CEO gets compensated by the insurance company for the building, I don't think he'll start working again for a while and will go into hiatus from work, even if Kyoani miraculously don't end up getting shut down, they lost all their colleagues/friends in the tragedy, a lot of materials went up in flames and the future Kyoani will never be the same as the one we once knew.
It wouldn't surprise me if the CEO resigned and either retire or join a different company at this point, we might never see Kyoto Animation Studio open their doors ever again.
studio ghibli is the best and then kyoto for me
"I will be donating a 100% of the first 2 weeks asdense of thos video before tur ing the adsoff"
[Me turning off add blocker pressing refresh and opening this video in 2 other different browsers]
Damn you Gigguk... Thank you Gigguk.... Thank you KioAni...
I feel so bad for not being able to help out more in th way of donations. I dont have much to spare so even if it's only a few dollars I will watch this as my times as i can so that Gigguk will have that little bit more to give to KyoAni's families on my behalf. Spread this like wildfire.
I think UA-cam demonetised this video for “Making profit off a tragedy”.
Where are the ads??
@@theproblemmustbeinyourpant5910 Ads are playing and it does not breach any guidelines from my understanding.
i remember seeing the news, and i thought to myself
"oh no.... where was this? that's terrible!"
and then i learned that it was KyoAni.
and...
i think i cried. i believe that i had cried for people that i had never met before, in which i dont even know their names. the despair was overwhelming. i had watched so much of their stuff, including A Silent Voice, Free!, and Chuunibyo to name a few. and each one of those animes that i had watched will always hold a special place in my heart.
bless them for everything they've done for me. i dont think i can thank them enough.
One of the top studios who are innovators in the anime industry, it’s a shame that so much talent was lost because of a single persons actions.
Thank You Kyoto Animation for these everlasting memories that I will remember forever.
I’m not fucking crying
U are
@@ConsoleFreaked Damn you ninjas cutting onions
"I have no words
No words that can heal
All that is broken
Or for what they feel
No, I have nothing
For this sort of pain
But we can keep loving
We will love in their name
And though some are broken
We will not be scared
You can't take away kindness
You can't take away care
But I have no words
That can help with the pain
My heart's with the grieving
Because what could I say
?"
- no words by Dodie Clark
Good poem (am i right because my english bad)
Somehow, despite the fact that I never seen a Kyoto anime, I still end up crying by the end of this.
You don't need to have watched one of their anime to feel sad over what happened, I've personally only watched one but I'm heartbroken beyond repair right now
Do watch a few of their anime. The animation truly is marvellous and breathtakingly beautiful. Personally, I would highly recommend watching Hyouka. This was THE anime for me that made me want to know more about the people who created such a beautiful animation. Violet Evergarden and Dragon maid are really good as well
Pratik Dev I'll take that into account, thank you (:
I only just learned this happened in the middle of this video. Bit of a shock to the system... If you want something to hopefully put a smile on your face, I definitely recommend Nichijou from them. One of my favorites
exactly
its been 8 months since it happened.
it suddenly showed up on my recommendations. reminded how kyoto animations has shaped me into that anime freak today. this really hit me hard even though i dont really know who they are at the time. who would do such a thing? it just pisses me off the fact the studio that taught me how to love, laugh, cry, feel has to go through such a tragedy. but what can we do now? its the past and we cant change that. ive been watching anime since 2017 and one of my firsts was a silent voice. and because of that movie, i was captivated by the quality and passion that was put into that anime. and that made me the otaku i am today. so once again, thank you kyoto animations.
Thank you everyone in the world.
from Japan🇯🇵
I'm so, so sorry. Today we stand together.
Yeah, sorry about world war 2 man 😢
"value of family" Dragon Maid
- Gigguk 2019
Yep
Still is a family
Kinda lesbian to see that as family so nah.
@@KingShado69 a family is a family. doesnt matter if youre all girls or even blood related.
@@drakey2000 I know its fun to feed the trolls, but I believe you missed the obvious sarcasm on that comment?
When I heard about the fire on the radio a week ago they just referred to it as ‘a Japanese animation studio that made high school life shows’ and that doesn’t exactly narrow it down.
I came in to this video without knowing that this studio was the one that was attacked, and I also didn’t realize this singular studio was responsible for so many of the early anime shows I watched.
Thanks for putting all of this together.
I respect the arsonist. he destroyed a feminist studio
I know this is very late, but thank you so much for such a great tribute that both respected the work of Kyoto Animation and the people who lost their lives. It has been frustrating to see responses like "but what about season x of xyz anime??" and "who's going to make my favorite show now??" as though the effect on real human lives in this or any large tragedy isn't as important as the fact that it happened to be an anime studio. I really appreciate Gigguk's way of talking about the impact KyoAni's works have had on him while still prioritizing the actual events as the real important part of it.
Dammit, Gigguk, I was not expecting to have a good cry to your video.
That said, I hope the survivors and find peace, find their new selves, and maybe...just maybe continue making quality shows.
If I am one of the animators who survived had seen my colleagues soaked in gasoline, burning alive, and suffucated to death... I'd rather retire.
i cried at 6:46 because it was true.. i knew it but didnt really realized, Kyoto animation was the studio who got me into watching aime, something that is now big part of my life - it was Fullmetal Panic Fumoffu, first anime i watched which wasnt part of big anime who were translated into my language
One of my first anime was Dragon Maid. Truely a sad time for the entire community and may those who were lost be remembered forever for what they've done
R.I.P for those in Kyoto Animation. I love their work and it is so sad to see so much talent lost in an instant. Prayers out to the families of the victims.
I'm watching this as we reach the end of 2019. My eyes still flood, my heart still shrinks, my throat closes, and my breathing hurts as I think of this. How some of those who taught us lessons, were taken away. God please take good care of them and protect kyo animations.
Top 1 saddest moment for Anime..
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I really love how much they care about their employees, how much they care about quality, how much they care about what they're doing. This company is just amazing and it's sad so I was so glad to donate. My condolences to their families, to the people who were harmed and to everyone who died. Thank you Kyoani 🙏
I cried. I legit cried.
thank you for conveying my feelings even I can't utter
"Kyoto will come back in full force" that'll be my wish ❤️
Please Kyoto needs it's community right now...
Some good updates. KyoAni is about to air their first anime since the attack(Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S), and 27 of the 33 injured have chosen to go back to work at KyoAni. Says a lot about the work environment when that many choose to go back after such a traumatic event.
Recently watched silent voice and that gave me the feels and for this to happen after really shock me, because why would someone do this to such a wonderful studio that makes such art. Love you Kyoto!
Exactly, I've seen a lot of their other works and this brings a tear to my eye
Watched it 2 days ago
Cried for two reasons that day
It was reportedly said that his work was being plagerized and was probably the reason why he burned down the Kyoto Anime studio. And I still think what he dad was wrong because he could have just sued and have not ended the lives of 20 talented women and 13 men. Prayers go out to the people hurt in the fire and to their families
It sucks, but some people suck. Some people are just evil, and if given a chance, they’ll do something horrible.
@@josegonzalez425 They'd just take the "L" on that lawsuit, which the arsonist likely knew before burning the studio.
Rest In Peace the people that died in the Kyoto studio
You will be missed and remembered throughout history
jesus... i hate that this happened.. when my parents told me about this i was heart broken. me and my brother, who have watched a few animes from kyoto animation, were just sad about this.
i hope everything works out for kyoto animation 💕💕💕
Same with me
Me too me too...
Clannad taught me how fragile and precious time and family is, and the importance of connection
a silent voice, taught me how impactful actions are, how one action no matter how big or small will always create a ripple.
violet ever garden taught me empathy, learning about emotions thru this roller coaster of raw human emotions.
nichi taught me to enjoy the little things, no matter how strange life can be just laugh at life.
lucky star taught me precious moments with friends and how to enjoy them.
kyoani is a huge part of my life, they changed it and helped me be a better person.
long live them, thank you for all the laughs and cries i’ll forever cherish
We will miss you Kyoto animation. Thank you for everything
@ the staff has still taken a heavy hit. The people who work at Kyoto wont be back at it for months after this tragedy
it's not just month's really.....it will take years and it's so sad.
@@shikichan54 they didn't do anything to deserve this
The president already said it isn't over, they'll rebuild.
@@matheusbarbosa4438 great
*Dear Kyoto Animation,*
On July 18, our loved Studios was caught in a fire with 33 feared dead. A man in his 40s came in and poured gasoline and yelled, "Die! Die!" As he lighted it up with fire. There were about 70 people in the building and only about half came out alive. My heart stopped when I heard this. KyoAni changed my life in so many ways. Its lessons in its animes means a lot to me. Violet Evergarden, A Slilent Voice, Free!, the list goes on. KyoAni was one of those few studios that treated there animators like people. Most animators are very poor due to the low pays. KyoAni was different. They gave there workers a good pay. They've changed so many lives. There work policy was better than most. Thank you KyoAni, for being such an amazing Studio. We fans will support you and be waiting for your recovery. Rest In Piece, your work changed lives. Please Support them and donate! We can't wait till your back on your feet and continue to make amazing animes that change lives.
*Love, us fans.*
I'm not sure those were his exact words. As a matter of fact, he said quite a bit more, giving an entire minute long speech according to three witnesses.
They also worked on “Lucky Star” which had its charms too.
Thank you for all that you’ve given us, Kyoto Animation.
I just clicked out curiosity not knowing what this video was about
now that I know, I fucking hurts man
Thankfully they are back now but it still hurts every time I rewatch this video. The fact that so many people that worked on some of my favorite anime ever are gone is genuinely heartbreaking to me and I cry every time I rewatch this video because of that. Clannad and a silent voice are anime that mean the world to me so yeah it hurts. I’m extremely thankful they are back now but that doesn’t mean that we can forget about this no we need to have some sort of reminder in hopes that history doesn’t repeat itself again and this video is a good reminder of what happened. Thank you Kyoto I will never forget your work.
Edit: also the person who committed the attack finally got justice served earlier this year idk if you knew or not but yeah it finally happened a few months ago he got the death sentence.
KyoAni isn't just an animation studio. It is *THE* animation studio that has brought many people together through laughs, tears, and memories. Some may even argue that it's a home that's filled with love giving us all those beautiful works.
Rest in peace to those that left us. May all of them be remembered in our hearts
They’ll always be remembered by the memories they have given us
At this point KyoAni isn't just an animation studio... it's a family with millions of members around the world who share the same stories with the works they have created to touch our hearts and minds.
I had known an animation studio was attacked, but I had no idea it was Kyoto Animation. I wish to say thank you as well, to Kyoto Animation.