As you can see..no AMV, just one of my fav scenes of the whole anime. ----- credits: Anime:Gankutsuou-The Count Of Monte Cristo Opening theme: Kaishou[OST]
He was really crying, that is the exact moment the Count throws away his heart over to madness. Even after he landed, he rarely looked the Kid in the eyes.
Misery and madness is what he lived at Chateau d'If. Now, as Dumas portrayed him, he is wise and powerful. As Wittgenstein wrote, laughter and wisdom are closely related, so close you can confuse one with the other. Often wisemen appear as mad, Nietzsche was proof of that. He is far superior physically and mentally than others, it is not madness and he is laughing probably at something absurd of humanity that the previous moment has brought to his attention, as he often criticizes it.
true and can anyone really blame him for this? I know I can't. Just imagine you're being sent to the prison with probability of being killed, while you didn't do absolutely nothing to deserve this. Everyone would want to take revenge, since, frankly, it hurts even more when your supposedly "best friend" puts you through this everything. I wish that anime would show one more thing that drove him to do this, not only being locked in the prison but also his father's death from starvation. This is something, what noone could or should forgive. I think that when the boy asks him "why" he kinda is reminded of himself asking all these years one and the same question: "I didn't do anything wrong so why??"
This scene, this song... My god was one of the saddest and most impactful scenes in all of the anime (apart from the death of Franz and Edmond) This shows what hate can do to a man... Transforming him into a being without remorse, sadness or happiness... only hate fills his wounded heart for those he once trusted...
Hate is power and in the darkness we see clearly the turth, because in the light we are blinded. I embraced all of it by beeing laughed at, insulted and looked down at by women. Now I am 35 and I live for my revenge. I will be rich and give myself justice and look down on them and destroy humanity for the good of the whole universe. The dark side freed me and gave me peace of mind and I know feel and see in clarity the whole truth. Hate fills up my life power and motivation because I deserve justice and fairness and peace. Therefore I trust in fate. Everytime I give in to darkness good things happen to me. But then I turn a little bit light and all the good which came by fate and luck goes away. This is my 3rd attempt: I will now truly live up to the dark side, take the chance fate gives me, trust in the power of hate and dark side and be rich to fullfil my destiny. You never can trick destiny. It always makes impossible things possible so you be there where you belong.
After watching the anime, it has quickly become one of my favorites. But let us all remember that without the awesome voice, courtesy of Joji Nakato, this just would not have been possible. Lets give the man our thanks for his amazing voice acting....
I loved it when Mondego, Monte Cristo, and Albert in the finale. It had this scene's music but with Mondego's words "Hate me. Kill me count. Not my son." and Monte Cristo's utter coldness. :) Love it.
I rember a line from the old move adaptaion that said this" angels of vengance dont get to ask for forgivness from there victims"i understand what he went trough but i also understand that innocent people will be hurt in getting your revenge and you have to be ok with that.
One of my favorite anime, really underrated. I also love Dumas' book, the greatest story ever written (and, that's the surprise: it was based on a true story, really).
Evil? After being tortured in a prison for 20 years for something he did not deserve and everything snatched away from him. Its justified and appropriate! His enemies only suffered for a few months. I like the anime perhaps a little more than the book because he did not show weakness when he was exacting his revenge. Conclusion, whatever twisted sense of pleasure he derives from the suffering of his enemies may be considered evil but "being evil is an effect" not something he started out as.
I don't think of it like that. I believe he was laughing at this own misery, laughing at the knowledge that he could not himself escape his own madness.
This is one of those anime I was all "The good guy is really a good guy pretending to be a bad guy! Yea - I see what happening here!" ...And I really REALLY was wrong o.O
For me as well. I mean it's easy to criticise, but seriously...who wouldn't want to have revenge after all this that he went through? I know I would....with any means necessery. The count was originaly a good guy, kid's father and his friends pulled him into being a "bad". So to say they have created him, they took like everything from him and some of us hold against him the fact that he wanted revenge. Seriously?!
I think he is a really ambivalent character. As a big fan of the book, I think of himself as someone who can't really be blamed, but certainly isn't a good guy. He is basically insane, he suffered so much, that he simply couldn't take it with a healthy mind, and broke down. But he is awfully intelligent, and he had a lot of money and power, and these three are not a good mix, when they are put in the hands of broken and vengeful man. He sees himself as a force of justice, like he was meant to have this revenge, and therefore as someone who can destroy anyone in the way without taking any responsibility - this makes his suffering mean something, and easier to cope with. So I don't think he is a villain or a bad guy. He is just broken, mentally, emotionally, and in many aspects, physically. If I remember well, in the anime there is a scene, where he is alone and he falls apart for a moment, and starts to cry, but the crying turns into a maniacal laugh in seconds. That one scene describes the whole character without any words.
I always believed that the Count did care for Albert on some level. The two were similar, at least when the Count was his age. They were both naive, but good at heart. Albert reminds him of who he once was, which is why we do see moments where he does care for the boy. He's just making sure it doesn't get in the way of his vengeance.
In the original book of Dumas Dandes never reveals his true plan so bluntly. Albert pretty much realizes everything himself. He challenges him to a Duel which Dandes accepts because he considers it part of his vengeance not because he hates Albert but because he swore to bring misery upon Fernando and his family. However the day before the Duel Mercedes goes to the count and begs him to spare her son's life. Monte Cristo eventually bends and agrees but feels ready to lose the Duel on purpose and die. The last moment Albert apologized and the Duel never occurred. In the end of the book the count shows his admiration for Albert's courage and his noble spirit and shows his love for him.
@@mohda2575 Frantz in the story was the first one to see the Count in the island of Monte Cristo. Monte Cristo invited him to his lair in the cave and offered him an exotic supper and a dissert that contained hashish. Franz fell asleep and when he woke up he was really impressed with what happened to him. When they meet with the Count at Rome he is the first one to recognize him (because in his lair the count looked like some Arabic pasha instead) and he introduced him to Albert. However after seeing his cruel behavior he changed his mind however he still begged the count for a loan and help for Albert. After the adventure at Rome we do not see him much but he returns because he is Valentine's betrothed. The wedding arranfement seemed to be moving smoothly till Valentine spoke to her father about her love for Maximilian (her relationship with Maximilian and Albert is totally different from here by the way). Then her grandfather called Albert to his room and showed him a letter that proved that Frantz's father was not murdered but killed fair and square in a Duel and also the one who fueled him was Valentine's grandfather himself! Upon hearing that Frantz leaves the room and ends the marriage proposal. He was far more emotional in the book as were was the Count and Villefort. By the way the Duel was to be done between the Count and Albert. Not Frantz.
@valentine Dantesthat link contain that ost with some other osts...they weren't released officially drive.google.com/uc?id=0B86RayW2M5tnLTQ1d0tFR2ZKZGs&export=download have fun :))
I regret seeing the anime before reading the book. Now every time the count is mentioned in the book I immediately think blue space vampire. I would be less troubled by this development if the two counts weren't very different people...
Albert is so insufferable in this. I like the Count's portrayal and that they upgraded Franz's importance and I'm fine with the rest, even how evil they made Villefort, when in the novel he wasn't that evil, but they butchered Albert.
The moment he start laughing, I cry. At first I just want to hear more nakata jouji voice, I stumbled upon this anime, this .... I didn't expect it to give me these sad feelings.
You cant blame someone to be evil when he was treated by human scum evils for centurys. I was rejected by all women and stayed kind hearted until I was broken and with 35 reawkened. I gained full trust, peace of mind and justice and TRUTH only from the dark side. Hate fills up my life energy and gives me motivation for my final goal: to become rich so I can take revenge and justice from all humanity and women world. Because if you have money, you have power and all feel bad when they look at you. Only having milions or bilions of money will be revenge enough since they will go mad and crazy and run after you and you tell everyone to go to hell how ugly they are because they called me ugly all my life even i look decent fresh average but good average. Medidation is good, but your hatred will only be sharpened by the truth you discover how the world really is and how humans are. Therefore medidation wont burie or burn hatred, it will only sharpen it and give direction: create your path. So turn hatred into power and get justice and revenge which comes with peace for yourself. No one can stand in you way otherwise your path of real truth will be corrupted. Destiny cant be tricked. You get what you deserve in the end. Universe always balances out. You suffered? You have to embrace it to climb vitcory but only those who trust in themselfes and the dark side fully can achieve this justice.
@RupertMass he WAS crying initially and it then turned to laughing. Did you miss the shot where his face is visually "divided" in half (I think it was his hand that divides it, but I could be wrong) and half of it is sad and the other shows that shiver-inducing smile? And THEN it becomes completely evil and then he suddenly turns to laughing in one of Gankutsuou's most shudder-worthy moments. Epic scene, yeah.
he laughs because he finally knows how the world is, how humanity is and that the truth which he embraced from the dark side is not fale but truth itself.
lol, a funny thing happened. I was cosplaying the Count in this one con when suddenly some random dude comes to me, talking Albert's lines from this scene (in Japanese). SInce I happened to be fluent in the language, I responded to him word to word exactly how this scene goes (yes, I have this memorized). In the end we got quite the applauses :)
The one thing I will praise this anime for is you see the story from the counts victims and no not the men that betrayed him but the people around those men weather you think its right for him to take his revenge isn't the question what is was is it right knowing he hurts the innocent people around them there lives are destroyed to and they have to feel the outcome of choices they themselves didn't make.
doenst matter. Human species are scum. Only dark side gives truth and freedom- for all for the better good for the universe. Therefore all humans have to die.
awesome awesome awesome started to love how the count looks and as I'm reading the book I can't decide how to immagine him XD anime, just like this (maybe with shorter hair and different beard..?) or like in the movie, as Jim Caviezel xD oh well, both are awesome -u-
The movie is different yet very similar to the book. The whole mood is excellent and appropriate to the amazing novel story. If you want an equally great treat, read the book...
I love this song!! I have been searching for a while:P It won't let me put the link here, but go to google and search Gankutsuou lost letters. It should be the first site at the top and you will find a link to the unreleased tracks:) The song is called the End of Happiness and this song starts at 3:21 I believe. It's actually like a 6 min song...
for the music [both from the series soundtrack]: in spoiler warning: Kaishou the scene: Tsukiyo or a variation of the song here is a playlist with many titles of the OST, enjoy: ua-cam.com/video/jmXZQscH_IE/v-deo.html
The series was very special. Making the audience rooting for the bad guy is ingenious. The anime was great, but I thought the ending was bad. The book gave a more satisfying ending. I know it was an adaptation on Dumas' work, but they really should have made it as it in a 1800-style, rather than a futuristic look. Would have made more sense plot-wise.
I agree he was devoured by his vengence. Still I have to say this anime is truley a masterpeice in art and story although it does go off from the novel but that just adds to it's uniqueness, very emotional and beautiful storyline however sad. The Count was my favorite character in the begining because he was so mysterious and kind at heart.
I think the anime missed the Count's personality, the anime displays him as someone cold and nearly merciless, well, as someone who read the book twice and from time to time reread some chapters, it isn't true, especially when he talks about Haydee, he has compassion, he's just determined to deliver vengeance and justice because, according to him, he is sent by God to punish the unjusts.
What I think some of us are missing is that this story incorporates a lot of ideas that fit better for Japanese tropes than European ones. "Gankutsuou" is a sort of wild demon who's taken over Edmond. He's different from Edmond, and this story doesn't jive with the Euro-Christian ideas of forgiveness and redemption like the original. Gankutsuou is not a nice guy, and he's all about the revenge. Hence, the liberal reinterpretation and infusion of tragedy in an eastern take on this western story.
damn, you got my hopes up... sure enough, the THEME is there, but the arrangement is different and I wanted this one... not the "hip-hop drums" one (which was also used somewhere in this series) but the epic one, with a short additional melody overlayed and the bass line just being a whole lot better.
People asking why the count turned out to be a bad guy and treated Albert this way, get on my nerves! Why?! You dare to ask why! You need to read the book tho, then you'll realize that this anime didn't even end like it supposed to.
@Abby - Albert was the son of his former bride-to-be and one of the man that sent him to prison just out of spite. Like, really? I'm not saying Albert did something to him directly, but you can't be mad at the count for wanting to destroy the lives (that includes their offspring, yes) of all those involved in his imprisonment.
@Abby - yeah. I get you, totally. In fact at the end of the book the count also concluded so: Children are not to be blamed for their parents sins. I was just saying that I know why the count was so bitter and angry.
@LutherOMight this song is not kaishu, it is called Tsukiyo, just one track before kaishu in the album. although it doesnt sound as good as in this scene.
I thought the ending was fantastic. Its just a personal view but for me for a character to become truly transcendental in any form of media they must die when their part is played to the end. For example when the Count died I felt so sad but also that it was a great way to end him and regain the last dregs of humanity in the process. I recently watched Code Geass and R2 and now every time I think of Lelouch I fill up with such a sorrowful feeling.
You cant blame someone to be evil when he was treated by human scum evils for centurys. I was rejected by all women and stayed kind hearted until I was broken and with 35 reawkened. I gained full trust, peace of mind and justice and TRUTH only from the dark side. Hate fills up my life energy and gives me motivation for my final goal: to become rich so I can take revenge and justice from all humanity and women world. Because if you have money, you have power and all feel bad when they look at you. Only having milions or bilions of money will be revenge enough since they will go mad and crazy and run after you and you tell everyone to go to hell how ugly they are because they called me ugly all my life even i look decent fresh average but good average.
*continued in next post* but this arrangement is (sadly) not there. It's still worth it for the trailer music and for the whole "my friend" track which has three epic pieces of music mashed in one... and the "hip-hop" arrangement of this theme is actually pretty good, too... but don't hope for this particular arrangement of this particular piece. It isn't there.
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@TheSpawnfan Actually, in the real story "The Count of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas, Mercedes went to Montego because she was pregnant with Albert, the Count's son. This anime was set to be more futuristic, but in the times of the actual story, women were stoned to death if they were pregnant and not married...She always believed Edmond would come back, and preserved his legacy as well. She actually suffered just as much as Edmond.
No buddy. Mercedes wasnt pregnant with edmonds kid thats the movies plot. In the real story albert is fernands son 100% and Mercedes was just a weak person
thanks for putting this up. I really love that scene though it makes me get an AK-47 and shoot Count everywhere ( >:O )...can you tell me where i can find this version of kaisho please?
Well, I don't see why you should keep watching it, then. If you haven't appreciated the story up to that point, you won't appreciate what's coming. D.R.
![Gankutsuou - The Count Reveals the Truth [English Dub]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mY60tCch7qE/mqdefault.jpg)
![Gankutsuou - The Count Reveals the Truth [English Dub]](/img/tr.png)
He was really crying, that is the exact moment the Count throws away his heart over to madness. Even after he landed, he rarely looked the Kid in the eyes.
Misery and madness is what he lived at Chateau d'If. Now, as Dumas portrayed him, he is wise and powerful. As Wittgenstein wrote, laughter and wisdom are closely related, so close you can confuse one with the other. Often wisemen appear as mad, Nietzsche was proof of that.
He is far superior physically and mentally than others, it is not madness and he is laughing probably at something absurd of humanity that the previous moment has brought to his attention, as he often criticizes it.
true and can anyone really blame him for this? I know I can't. Just imagine you're being sent to the prison with probability of being killed, while you didn't do absolutely nothing to deserve this. Everyone would want to take revenge, since, frankly, it hurts even more when your supposedly "best friend" puts you through this everything. I wish that anime would show one more thing that drove him to do this, not only being locked in the prison but also his father's death from starvation. This is something, what noone could or should forgive. I think that when the boy asks him "why" he kinda is reminded of himself asking all these years one and the same question: "I didn't do anything wrong so why??"
Count was crying, and Gankutsuou laughed.
Oh
@@kilmer46 lol
YAAA STOP MAKING ME CRYYYY
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This scene, this song...
My god was one of the saddest and most impactful scenes in all of the anime (apart from the death of Franz and Edmond)
This shows what hate can do to a man...
Transforming him into a being without remorse, sadness or happiness... only hate fills his wounded heart for those he once trusted...
Hate is power and in the darkness we see clearly the turth, because in the light we are blinded.
I embraced all of it by beeing laughed at, insulted and looked down at by women.
Now I am 35 and I live for my revenge.
I will be rich and give myself justice and look down on them and destroy humanity for the good of the whole universe.
The dark side freed me and gave me peace of mind and I know feel and see in clarity the whole truth.
Hate fills up my life power and motivation because I deserve justice and fairness and peace.
Therefore I trust in fate.
Everytime I give in to darkness good things happen to me. But then I turn a little bit light and all the good which came by fate and luck goes away.
This is my 3rd attempt: I will now truly live up to the dark side, take the chance fate gives me, trust in the power of hate and dark side and be rich to fullfil my destiny.
You never can trick destiny. It always makes impossible things possible so you be there where you belong.
nakata's laugh... priceless.
This betrayal is so heart-wrenching and perfectly done!
Probably one of the best ever made. The novel finds in this anime the most faithful rendition made thus far, precluding all films and series. D.R.
After watching the anime, it has quickly become one of my favorites. But let us all remember that without the awesome voice, courtesy of Joji Nakato, this just would not have been possible. Lets give the man our thanks for his amazing voice acting....
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I watched the English dubbed version 😢
@@omergamal1257 تستهبل ؟
@@omergamal1257 Jamieson Price was pretty rad in this scene too.
Watched it in other languages and I like this anime so much
I loved it when Mondego, Monte Cristo, and Albert in the finale. It had this scene's music but with Mondego's words "Hate me. Kill me count. Not my son." and Monte Cristo's utter coldness. :) Love it.
I rember a line from the old move adaptaion that said this" angels of vengance dont get to ask for forgivness from there victims"i understand what he went trough but i also understand that innocent people will be hurt in getting your revenge and you have to be ok with that.
One of my favorite anime, really underrated. I also love Dumas' book, the greatest story ever written (and, that's the surprise: it was based on a true story, really).
Thumbs up for another book reader. It really is one of the best and one of my all time favourites.
Evil? After being tortured in a prison for 20 years for something he did not deserve and everything snatched away from him. Its justified and appropriate! His enemies only suffered for a few months. I like the anime perhaps a little more than the book because he did not show weakness when he was exacting his revenge. Conclusion, whatever twisted sense of pleasure he derives from the suffering of his enemies may be considered evil but "being evil is an effect" not something he started out as.
Revenge, heart break, betrayal, deception God I love this story, and this show has been my favorite retelling so far
I don't think of it like that.
I believe he was laughing at this own misery, laughing at the knowledge that he could not himself escape his own madness.
It's about time I rewatch this masterpiece
This is one of those anime I was all "The good guy is really a good guy pretending to be a bad guy! Yea - I see what happening here!"
...And I really REALLY was wrong o.O
for me.. he was a good guy.
For me as well. I mean it's easy to criticise, but seriously...who wouldn't want to have revenge after all this that he went through? I know I would....with any means necessery. The count was originaly a good guy, kid's father and his friends pulled him into being a "bad". So to say they have created him, they took like everything from him and some of us hold against him the fact that he wanted revenge. Seriously?!
Oh I don't blame him! I mean, they had it coming!
The fact that he also took his revenge out on people who weren't even involved in the original offense makes him a bad guy, though.
I think he is a really ambivalent character. As a big fan of the book, I think of himself as someone who can't really be blamed, but certainly isn't a good guy. He is basically insane, he suffered so much, that he simply couldn't take it with a healthy mind, and broke down. But he is awfully intelligent, and he had a lot of money and power, and these three are not a good mix, when they are put in the hands of broken and vengeful man. He sees himself as a force of justice, like he was meant to have this revenge, and therefore as someone who can destroy anyone in the way without taking any responsibility - this makes his suffering mean something, and easier to cope with. So I don't think he is a villain or a bad guy. He is just broken, mentally, emotionally, and in many aspects, physically.
If I remember well, in the anime there is a scene, where he is alone and he falls apart for a moment, and starts to cry, but the crying turns into a maniacal laugh in seconds. That one scene describes the whole character without any words.
I love the anime style.
Same
I love this because we can see the difference of Gankutsuou controlling the count and Edmond Dantes.
My favorite anime
One of the most beautiful scenes I will not forget, every year I watch this scene for more than 10 years ❤️😔😔
This scene broke my heart...poor Albert. I cried and then that bastard started laughing.
I always believed that the Count did care for Albert on some level. The two were similar, at least when the Count was his age. They were both naive, but good at heart. Albert reminds him of who he once was, which is why we do see moments where he does care for the boy. He's just making sure it doesn't get in the way of his vengeance.
TJ Jordan + totally agree
In the original book of Dumas Dandes never reveals his true plan so bluntly. Albert pretty much realizes everything himself. He challenges him to a Duel which Dandes accepts because he considers it part of his vengeance not because he hates Albert but because he swore to bring misery upon Fernando and his family.
However the day before the Duel Mercedes goes to the count and begs him to spare her son's life. Monte Cristo eventually bends and agrees but feels ready to lose the Duel on purpose and die. The last moment Albert apologized and the Duel never occurred.
In the end of the book the count shows his admiration for Albert's courage and his noble spirit and shows his love for him.
@@katerinaaqu no idea why the anime didnt do same , I guese they just wanted to kill Franz so bad😕😣
@@katerinaaqu I didnt read the book , so could please tell me about Franz role in the stroy since he didnt die in the deul?
@@mohda2575 Frantz in the story was the first one to see the Count in the island of Monte Cristo. Monte Cristo invited him to his lair in the cave and offered him an exotic supper and a dissert that contained hashish. Franz fell asleep and when he woke up he was really impressed with what happened to him.
When they meet with the Count at Rome he is the first one to recognize him (because in his lair the count looked like some Arabic pasha instead) and he introduced him to Albert. However after seeing his cruel behavior he changed his mind however he still begged the count for a loan and help for Albert. After the adventure at Rome we do not see him much but he returns because he is Valentine's betrothed. The wedding arranfement seemed to be moving smoothly till Valentine spoke to her father about her love for Maximilian (her relationship with Maximilian and Albert is totally different from here by the way). Then her grandfather called Albert to his room and showed him a letter that proved that Frantz's father was not murdered but killed fair and square in a Duel and also the one who fueled him was Valentine's grandfather himself! Upon hearing that Frantz leaves the room and ends the marriage proposal. He was far more emotional in the book as were was the Count and Villefort.
By the way the Duel was to be done between the Count and Albert. Not Frantz.
That music, that music just pulls the heart-strings like it was a puppet, anyone knows where I can get it?
Hal Effect There are 4 tracks not on the gankutsuou track but this might be The Beginning of Truth
Kaishou ...
@valentine Dantesthat link contain that ost with some other osts...they weren't released officially
drive.google.com/uc?id=0B86RayW2M5tnLTQ1d0tFR2ZKZGs&export=download
have fun :))
ua-cam.com/video/jmXZQscH_IE/v-deo.html
Yes, it's Kaishou (海嘯).
I regret seeing the anime before reading the book. Now every time the count is mentioned in the book I immediately think blue space vampire.
I would be less troubled by this development if the two counts weren't very different people...
Albert is so insufferable in this. I like the Count's portrayal and that they upgraded Franz's importance and I'm fine with the rest, even how evil they made Villefort, when in the novel he wasn't that evil, but they butchered Albert.
Addendum: I really enjoyed how absolutely mad they portrayed Andrea Cavalcanti.
بكاء للأبد :"(
Ghayad لو سمحت شو اسم الموسيقى
صارلي زمان وانا عم دور عليا
+Yamama Owynat gankutsuou OST - kaisho
ua-cam.com/video/R-0C_jwmO1U/v-deo.html
هل مازلت حي
My favorite song from the show
Name?
@@GolDASCE-ff8te It's "Kaishou" (海嘯); the name is an old word for "tsunami."
@@ShinnoEli thnx😂
The moment he start laughing, I cry. At first I just want to hear more nakata jouji voice, I stumbled upon this anime, this .... I didn't expect it to give me these sad feelings.
I'm still looking for that BGM after all those years :')
It's Kaishou (海嘯); the 18th track on the official soundtrack. V^_^
couse the old method not work, meditation is the only way to burn all the hatred... hex God just old lullaby, more you believe, more it work...
You cant blame someone to be evil when he was treated by human scum evils for centurys.
I was rejected by all women and stayed kind hearted until I was broken and with 35 reawkened. I gained full trust, peace of mind and justice and TRUTH only from the dark side.
Hate fills up my life energy and gives me motivation for my final goal: to become rich so I can take revenge and justice from all humanity and women world.
Because if you have money, you have power and all feel bad when they look at you. Only having milions or bilions of money will be revenge enough since they will go mad and crazy and run after you and you tell everyone to go to hell how ugly they are because they called me ugly all my life even i look decent fresh average but good average.
Medidation is good, but your hatred will only be sharpened by the truth you discover how the world really is and how humans are.
Therefore medidation wont burie or burn hatred, it will only sharpen it and give direction: create your path.
So turn hatred into power and get justice and revenge which comes with peace for yourself.
No one can stand in you way otherwise your path of real truth will be corrupted.
Destiny cant be tricked. You get what you deserve in the end.
Universe always balances out.
You suffered? You have to embrace it to climb vitcory but only those who trust in themselfes and the dark side fully can achieve this justice.
@RupertMass he WAS crying initially and it then turned to laughing. Did you miss the shot where his face is visually "divided" in half (I think it was his hand that divides it, but I could be wrong) and half of it is sad and the other shows that shiver-inducing smile? And THEN it becomes completely evil and then he suddenly turns to laughing in one of Gankutsuou's most shudder-worthy moments. Epic scene, yeah.
he laughs because he finally knows how the world is, how humanity is and that the truth which he embraced from the dark side is not fale but truth itself.
lol, a funny thing happened. I was cosplaying the Count in this one con when suddenly some random dude comes to me, talking Albert's lines from this scene (in Japanese). SInce I happened to be fluent in the language, I responded to him word to word exactly how this scene goes (yes, I have this memorized). In the end we got quite the applauses :)
"And everyone clapped"ffs
@@thalassaer4137 you don't believe him lol
i actually liked the ending for this anime. i thought it suited it well. anyway.. this anime is EPIC!!!!!!
The one thing I will praise this anime for is you see the story from the counts victims and no not the men that betrayed him but the people around those men weather you think its right for him to take his revenge isn't the question what is was is it right knowing he hurts the innocent people around them there lives are destroyed to and they have to feel the outcome of choices they themselves didn't make.
doenst matter. Human species are scum. Only dark side gives truth and freedom- for all for the better good for the universe.
Therefore all humans have to die.
Thank you !
awesome awesome awesome
started to love how the count looks and as I'm reading the book I can't decide how to immagine him XD anime, just like this (maybe with shorter hair and different beard..?) or like in the movie, as Jim Caviezel xD oh well, both are awesome -u-
that was my favourite scene of all!
my fav scene too!!
The movie is different yet very similar to the book. The whole mood is excellent and appropriate to the amazing novel story. If you want an equally great treat, read the book...
I love this song!! I have been searching for a while:P It won't let me put the link here, but go to google and search Gankutsuou lost letters. It should be the first site at the top and you will find a link to the unreleased tracks:) The song is called the End of Happiness and this song starts at 3:21 I believe. It's actually like a 6 min song...
for the music [both from the series soundtrack]:
in spoiler warning: Kaishou
the scene: Tsukiyo or a variation of the song
here is a playlist with many titles of the OST, enjoy:
ua-cam.com/video/jmXZQscH_IE/v-deo.html
Thanks
The series was very special. Making the audience rooting for the bad guy is ingenious.
The anime was great, but I thought the ending was bad. The book gave a more satisfying ending. I know it was an adaptation on Dumas' work, but they really should have made it as it in a 1800-style, rather than a futuristic look. Would have made more sense plot-wise.
I agree he was devoured by his vengence. Still I have to say this anime is truley a masterpeice in art and story although it does go off from the novel but that just adds to it's uniqueness, very emotional and beautiful storyline however sad. The Count was my favorite character in the begining because he was so mysterious and kind at heart.
are you alive
thx :) for the warning ^^
I think the anime missed the Count's personality, the anime displays him as someone cold and nearly merciless, well, as someone who read the book twice and from time to time reread some chapters, it isn't true, especially when he talks about Haydee, he has compassion, he's just determined to deliver vengeance and justice because, according to him, he is sent by God to punish the unjusts.
i knew vampire had cold heart and body but this absolute zero!!!!!!!
My favorite scene was the 1st armor fight scene, I wont say more since it has spoilers.
What I think some of us are missing is that this story incorporates a lot of ideas that fit better for Japanese tropes than European ones. "Gankutsuou" is a sort of wild demon who's taken over Edmond. He's different from Edmond, and this story doesn't jive with the Euro-Christian ideas of forgiveness and redemption like the original. Gankutsuou is not a nice guy, and he's all about the revenge. Hence, the liberal reinterpretation and infusion of tragedy in an eastern take on this western story.
it's a tragic story
Soundtrack name pls?
This anime, hands down, was one I couldn't stop watching once I was hooked. I loved every second of it and will remain on my top list!
damn, you got my hopes up... sure enough, the THEME is there, but the arrangement is different and I wanted this one... not the "hip-hop drums" one (which was also used somewhere in this series) but the epic one, with a short additional melody overlayed and the bass line just being a whole lot better.
I can’t find this ost
People asking why the count turned out to be a bad guy and treated Albert this way, get on my nerves!
Why?! You dare to ask why!
You need to read the book tho, then you'll realize that this anime didn't even end like it supposed to.
How does it really ends ?
@Abby - Albert was the son of his former bride-to-be and one of the man that sent him to prison just out of spite. Like, really? I'm not saying Albert did something to him directly, but you can't be mad at the count for wanting to destroy the lives (that includes their offspring, yes) of all those involved in his imprisonment.
@Abby - yeah. I get you, totally. In fact at the end of the book the count also concluded so: Children are not to be blamed for their parents sins. I was just saying that I know why the count was so bitter and angry.
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The name of the music in this video please
nice
@LutherOMight this song is not kaishu, it is called Tsukiyo, just one track before kaishu in the album. although it doesnt sound as good as in this scene.
If you still havent found it, It's name is Kaisho
where can i get the background audio/score for this scene?
mmm I like when the count smiles like that.....
العدل والإنصاف فالكونت مونتي كريستو لم يظلمهم بالإنتقامه بل سقاهم بما سقوهو عندما تم نفيه ظلم وحسدا للفضاء فقد تم بالأمل الذي هوا سر الحياة وترياقها
exactly! everything was pretty much perfect excep[t the Counts end... so sudden and insulting to his fans
Alucard! 8D
@Zanaso12 That was 2002 movie, not the book. In book Albert was Fernand's son.
Why isn't the song that plays during this scene part of the OST? (It isn't Kaishou)
What's the name of the music used in this clip? I can't seem to find it in the soundtrack.
where can I find this version of Kaishou?
Does anyone know the name of the song played in this scene?
Finnally I found it
I thought the ending was fantastic. Its just a personal view but for me for a character to become truly transcendental in any form of media they must die when their part is played to the end. For example when the Count died I felt so sad but also that it was a great way to end him and regain the last dregs of humanity in the process. I recently watched Code Geass and R2 and now every time I think of Lelouch I fill up with such a sorrowful feeling.
An act of forgiveness killed the spirit of vengeance. Very powerful and deeply symbolic.
@Epistolary8 Isn't it Kasamatsu Kouji - Kaishou?
What OST was playing?
What is the OST?
The Count and I are so alike.
Except, he's a sexy Count.
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i found on wiki he is sociopath or smth like that but i dont think this way maybe its a curse from gankutsuou makes him go insane
wiki villains is not objective at ALL (the same tvtropes) do not trust them, I can say that he is an antivillain and antihero
You cant blame someone to be evil when he was treated by human scum evils for centurys.
I was rejected by all women and stayed kind hearted until I was broken and with 35 reawkened. I gained full trust, peace of mind and justice and TRUTH only from the dark side.
Hate fills up my life energy and gives me motivation for my final goal: to become rich so I can take revenge and justice from all humanity and women world.
Because if you have money, you have power and all feel bad when they look at you. Only having milions or bilions of money will be revenge enough since they will go mad and crazy and run after you and you tell everyone to go to hell how ugly they are because they called me ugly all my life even i look decent fresh average but good average.
Are you still alive 🥺💔
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The anime portrays the Count as he should be, so use this as a guideline when you're reading, minus the blue skin and ears :P
Definitely one of the best if not the best scene in the whole show. But no challenge??
franz vs the count and when Albert follows the count in episode 1 are really good scenes too
Music of the scene exactly not similar to it ??
No, listen to it carefully (I mean the part around 0:30), it's not the same...
*continued in next post* but this arrangement is (sadly) not there.
It's still worth it for the trailer music and for the whole "my friend" track which has three epic pieces of music mashed in one... and the "hip-hop" arrangement of this theme is actually pretty good, too... but don't hope for this particular arrangement of this particular piece. It isn't there.
Gankutsuou (blue demon spaceboi) did nothing wrong fight me
@jackfatal2 Thanks dude.
Is this an anime that is worth watching?
*_YES!_*
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I've seen it already like 3 years ago lol. And a whoooole lot more anime too.
@@like2upload3videos Woah!!!! I summoned a reply from a 7-year old comment! BTW, it's been 7 years so..... how's life now??
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Life is going fine.. Moving forward.. As life should.
@@like2upload3videos Glad to hear you're doing fine! And...ummm....what should I say before I depart..........?
The visually stunning AKIRA movie is getting a readaptation: www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2019-07-04/katsuhiro-otomo-akira-gets-new-anime-project-and-4k-remaster-of-1988-anime-film/.148651
Sorry, I had to! 😁 Bye!
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we need berserker gankutsuou.
When the readaptation is better then the original story🌚
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@TheSpawnfan Actually, in the real story "The Count of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas, Mercedes went to Montego because she was pregnant with Albert, the Count's son. This anime was set to be more futuristic, but in the times of the actual story, women were stoned to death if they were pregnant and not married...She always believed Edmond would come back, and preserved his legacy as well. She actually suffered just as much as Edmond.
No buddy. Mercedes wasnt pregnant with edmonds kid thats the movies plot. In the real story albert is fernands son 100% and Mercedes was just a weak person
@@nasiransari9761 she was not a weak person, damn she was an orphan and without a lot, yes or if she should get married and it was just fernando
Count alucard?
thanks for putting this up. I really love that scene though it makes me get an AK-47 and shoot Count everywhere ( >:O )...can you tell me where i can find this version of kaisho please?
whats the name of the fucking music
The song that plays throughout the whole scene - I can't seem to find it anywhere on the OST.
Jajajajaja foolish boy
Well, I don't see why you should keep watching it, then. If you haven't appreciated the story up to that point, you won't appreciate what's coming. D.R.
r/nuclearrevenge
well sometimes I can't help it, I keep seeing him instead of Caviezel. or the other way around xD so I'll have 2 counts lolol c:
I want the name of the truck.in this scense
What the hell the music like drags
I only hope you did the laugh. lol