I'd like to again apologise for the state of the video. I figured, hopefully correctly, that a blurred, watermark-marred video would be preferable to no video at all. Trust me, I'm just as frustrated as you are. Hopefully I won't have to do this again, but, you know... UA-cam.
Still enjoying the video, I got used to it after 5 min, personally I don’t really mind. Though it must be annoying after all that editing to have to put that watermark. Hope you find a more convenient solution in the future !
Despite youtube’s best intentions, you continue to produce some of most eloquent, thorough, and well produced anime content on the platform. Your first MiA review is what convinced me to see the show, and I’m happy to see you survived the sequel as well. Thanks for helping the rest of us process this one-of-a-kind film that I, too, don’t plan on seeing twice.
Despite how generally sensitive and unacquainted I was with body horror going into the series, I’ve somehow watched both the 1st season and movie twice..now going on 3 times since I’m going along with my brother on his watch journey…which soon means I’ll be seeing this movie a 3rd time. Lord knows how I’ve managed…but I guess at this point I just keep telling myself its in preparation for the 2nd season, and I’m desperately trying to desensitize myself and become numb to it all so I can (hopefully) easier brace for impact when season 2 drops and be ready for whatever horrors are to come with that. Either that-or I’m becoming just a masochist.
"Taking a friend with me for much the same reason that homicide detectives work in pairs" has to be one of the best lines I've ever heard when talking about Made in Abyss.
Don't worry about the overlay image. The brain easily tunes it out after a few seconds since most of us are focusing on what you're saying rather than the video itself. Also, start streaming already, will ya. UA-cam? Twitch? I don't care, just do it!
Aww man, that ED though! When the movie ends and that song starts to play it set the tone perfectly man. Also I didn't realize that Kevin got to work with Myth & Roid which was pretty dope.
I watched it. I must be a glutton for punishment because I watched it twice and despite the gut wrenching torment it put me through, I loved it anyway. That last bit about continuing on reminds me of one of the quotes in the movie itself. “The Flower of Dawn wilts at noon, but you must press onward.”
If I may attempt to win you back on Dorohedoro, the face thing is more to set the mood than anything. She gets healed with magic just so you know. The casual brutality is both used for dark comedy and also... it's just how the world is. The residents of Hole are naturally preyed upon by the mages but the mages themselves prey upon each other as the natural hierarchy that comes with different levels of power with magic. Anyway, great review as always.
How interesting. Your view on Made in Abyss is quite intriguing, mostly because it differs so much from mine. Your views on the storytelling as well as the tone of the show and how you seem to be both utterly disgusted with it while at the same time drawn to it is ironically similar to your constant statements of the Abyss itself as you yourself say it: "I hope you're not getting sick of me saying it's one thing and then saying it's the complete opposite of that thing". You seem to see the Abyss as the antagonist of the series, and while that may have some merit to it, I also think its worth contemplating what kind of life our characters would realistically have (if any life at all) if the Abyss didn't exist. Nanachi was born in the slums and grew up eating trash and avoiding shady alleyways that held potentially dangerous people all while having the drive to keep going as a RESULT of the map of the abyss she held. It's possible that she would have likely died there had she not been selected by 𝐁𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐰𝐝 which is a fact that she herself on multiple occasions heavily hints towards in the manga of Made in Abyss. Riko herself was born stillborn and was revived using a special-grade relic that kept her safe from the strains of the Abyss's layers. If she had been born out of the Abyss would she still have been stillborn? Or would she simply been a fine, healthy, young baby? There is no way to prove which hypothesis is correct. All that is known is that Riko has the Abyss to thank for her continued life (for better or for worse). Prushka is the daughter of one of the Umbra Hands (the loyal followers of 𝐁𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐰𝐝) and thus she herself was unknowingly brought into existence as a result of one of the Umbra Hands meeting a woman (who most likely was a cave raider of the Abyss herself) thus its completely possible that the circumstances that brought the mysterious Umbra Hand of Prushka and this unnamed female together was solely a result of the Abyss. Finally Reg is a undeniable byproduct of the Abyss itself and his existence is absolutely unseparable from it, which the series itself tries to constantly reaffirm by having all of the characters around him call Reg a "Aubade" [A Supreme Treasure of the Netherworld] thus is it 100% fact that if the Abyss didn't exist, neither would Reg. All of the characters have a connection to the Abyss that is undeniably a vital piece of their existence as a whole and despite their hardships and complications in navigating it their determination to pursue further is what gave them purpose to move forward in this seemingly purposeless world. The Abyss is by far the most horrid thing that could have happened to our protaginists and without it a lot of people's lives would be off for the better, but without it the characters whom we know and love would without all doubt... simply not exist at all.
I’m so happy to see you back. I was just thinking “you know I haven’t gone through Aaox’s stuff recently. Wonder what he’s up to? “ and you’re back today! Love it.
I came here after watching the movie yesterday. I've never seen one of your reviews before. I need to check out more of your reviews! Hilarious and informative.
I only saw this recently after putting it off for so long and I found it actually hit harder than the series in many ways. Made in Abyss and this movie, alongside Shinsekai Yori, are the only anime titles I intend to purchase the blu-ray of. I would have liked the review to go a little deeper into it, but I get that that would require more delving into specific plot points. It's a shame the overlay is necessary. Hopefully UA-cam walks back some things in the future and, perhaps if there is an older edit of the visuals, it could be reuploaded?
I think the feeling I got during and after watching MiA is that of pure morbid curiosity. After episode 10 I realized that this is all only gonna get worse, but despite my very real trauma of having broken one of my bones and living the pain Riko went through, I could not look away. MiA makes you both absolutely terrified and absolutely invested. And now, to think that the next season promises to be even worse. I don't want to see what horrible things happen, but my curiosity won't let me give up. Which I feel like that's the point MiA makes, the viewer is descending into the Abyss too. Just like Riko and Reg, we've had the option to stop, but we keep going, and eventually reach a point of no return, where one becomes too invested to stop despite the sheer terror of what is and will come.
great video! this movie was an absolutely visceral experience... I can't wait for them to make more. for everyone who has watched the movie, what was your favorite song from the soundtrack? I'm torn between prushka sequence and rumble of scientific triumph.
Many sequels and movies have turned out to be disappointing, so it just blew my mind how good Dawn of the Deep Soul is. It felt like watching Made in Abyss for the first time again, something no other show has managed to do for me yet. For several days it was all I could think of.
I fucking adore this show because it is utterly miserable and depressing yet is also so incredibly beautiful and rewarding. It's pretty much an exaggeration of how our real world is. Sure, it is full of suffering and anguish, but damn those waterfalls are pretty, and isn't that person so lovely.
SPOILERS I guess: You know, I saw this movie multiple times, and in the scene where reg goes haywire... I gotta hand it to the designers for managing to make "Child with extendo-arms" look legitimately threatening
I loved your review of the first season, its one of my favorite made in abyss videos. I actually played cave story because of your reg and quote comparison which I found to be quite accurate. Judging by how you shared your experience of watching the movie, I assume you will have mixed feelings about the fact that there will be another sequel to the series. Which believe it or not actually gets worse in the next arc.
I really love how Made in abyss handles it's themes, it's music and it's horror; But sometimes i feel Akihito can only write children either as "determined" or "Horny." I mean for a series so invested with it's themes of growing up and maturing, the main cast rarely stops to question the implications of the system they grew up in: "This bondrewd guy, who is presented as hero for my home town is a capital M Monster! Well this doesn't paint the whole system that groomed me in in a different light; not at all! lets talk about our pee-pee's!" Anyway 9/10 it can only go downhill from here ;( Thank you for the review, i didn't find the watermark wasn't bothersome at all. The new guidelines sound like they really suck!
This anime is the realisation of the term "but we move forward nonetheless". I'm fully agreeing with you that the mental state it puts most into is questionable, but it's a powerful vessel to keep the story going. I'm going to watch everything MiA has to offer, reluctantly, but anxious for the final outcome. This better have a happy ending, or there's a lot of folks that are going to spiral into depression. And not just the neon-genesis-evangelion-3-weeks-of-sorrow kind of depression.
Good review, I found this film kind of frustrating. There were a lot of plot holes and character inconsistencies that weren't present in the series. I was left with a lot of questions when I finished watching it, but they weren't the good kind of questions, they were questions asking how certain events in the film made any sense at all. I still thought it was a good film overall, but I do think it was a noticeable dip in quality from the series (though from every review I've seen I seem to be in the minority in having this opinion).
I had a similar experience, enjoyed the film overall but the plot felt kind of disjointed and didn't connect with me quite like the original series. I watched it over a couple of days though, so maybe that's my fault.
FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT. Okay, I’m a fan of all these plot points and characters they have going in this movie, but this movie had wayyy too much going on in it for it to be properly fleshed out. This movie honestly should have been a whole other season or at least half of a season long, because while it was beautiful in animation, music, and story, it felt so so rushed to me. I found myself constantly looking at how much time was left after every major bombshell in the movie was dropped. It felt like there were too many new concepts being introduced all at once, and as a result, I didn’t get the same impact from them if this had been fleshed out in a season 2.
Wow excellent review! I'm trying to understand why I love this show so much while I unironically and completely dislike some of its attributes. I once read [horribly paraphrased] that "True wisdom is seeing the truth while simultaneously holding two completely contradictory/paradoxical ideas." It seems that lately the shows/books/etc that interest me the most do not simply show compelling themes, but give even more insight by demonstrating a dichotomy of two seemingly paradoxical themes. Anime in particular often wrestles with the "hope/despair" duality. This show, with its "blessings and curses" takes that dual insight even further by exploring every apparent opposing concepts and emotions to the nth degree. (I apologize it is difficult to express this in mere words. Perhaps that is why long complex works that tackle these difficult concepts are so compelling to me...)
Made in Abyss is the only anime that made me want to throw up-even when only thinking about it... And I totally love it for it(even in this world the Abyss has its pull on me)
Definitively watch the next series of Made in Abyss.. Now that is going to be some real show a properly build Lovecraftian Horror of the Unknown.. Everything you know about a society you can throw out the window and just marvel what a society build in an abyss would look like..
Trying to describe the movie to my friend: Imagine watching two screens side by side, on one screen you're watching HOSTEL and other screen you're watching KIKI's DELIVERY SERVICE all while blasting Beethoven's Op. 132 Movement III and chowing down on shrooms. Cry vomiting euphoria.
Love your reviews, man! And I'm glad you mentioned the more "problematic" aspects of the series. I love this show to death but I actually dropped the manga because in later chapters there are some panels that venture far too deep into fetish territory for my taste. I still think the story is fantastic but stuff like that is too much of a turn off for me.
I really recommend Made in Abyss. It's an incredible world with incredible characters doing incredible things. Isn't that what we want from our entertainment?
I read the manga after watching the TV series way back when so I knew when going into this film that a lot of the subject matters and the way the author portrays his characters becomes increasingly.... problematic. Now don't get me wrong, it's still a good series. Just... be warned it is extremely grim dark to the point of absurdity and that only escalates as things go on.
if UA-cam makes a problem to you so don't upload the video, the anime producer's fault after all not yours. But you don't need at any rate to reduce your video's quality.
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I'd like to again apologise for the state of the video. I figured, hopefully correctly, that a blurred, watermark-marred video would be preferable to no video at all. Trust me, I'm just as frustrated as you are. Hopefully I won't have to do this again, but, you know... UA-cam.
It's fine, Aaox. I just wish it was longer.
Still enjoying the video, I got used to it after 5 min, personally I don’t really mind. Though it must be annoying after all that editing to have to put that watermark.
Hope you find a more convenient solution in the future !
Are you keen to look for alternatives? Odysee is pretty good so far
Thanks for putting it out anyway, boss. Hope you're having a good one.
What problems are you running into with this new copyright system? Genuinely don’t know what it’s about
Despite youtube’s best intentions, you continue to produce some of most eloquent, thorough, and well produced anime content on the platform. Your first MiA review is what convinced me to see the show, and I’m happy to see you survived the sequel as well. Thanks for helping the rest of us process this one-of-a-kind film that I, too, don’t plan on seeing twice.
Despite how generally sensitive and unacquainted I was with body horror going into the series, I’ve somehow watched both the 1st season and movie twice..now going on 3 times since I’m going along with my brother on his watch journey…which soon means I’ll be seeing this movie a 3rd time.
Lord knows how I’ve managed…but I guess at this point I just keep telling myself its in preparation for the 2nd season, and I’m desperately trying to desensitize myself and become numb to it all so I can (hopefully) easier brace for impact when season 2 drops and be ready for whatever horrors are to come with that.
Either that-or I’m becoming just a masochist.
"Taking a friend with me for much the same reason that homicide detectives work in pairs" has to be one of the best lines I've ever heard when talking about Made in Abyss.
Don't worry about the overlay image. The brain easily tunes it out after a few seconds since most of us are focusing on what you're saying rather than the video itself.
Also, start streaming already, will ya. UA-cam? Twitch? I don't care, just do it!
11:30 I still think you're the most underrated anime reviewer on YT for how sharp your writing is.
Made in Abyss' plot and events is like watching an Eldritch Horror rise on the horizon. Very majestic, but also very horrifying.
Aww man, that ED though! When the movie ends and that song starts to play it set the tone perfectly man. Also I didn't realize that Kevin got to work with Myth & Roid which was pretty dope.
I'm having such a confusing April Fools Day
The movie was fantastic and yeah Penkin's OST just adds so much to this series that I can't imagine anyone else doing it
I watched it.
I must be a glutton for punishment because I watched it twice and despite the gut wrenching torment it put me through, I loved it anyway.
That last bit about continuing on reminds me of one of the quotes in the movie itself.
“The Flower of Dawn wilts at noon, but you must press onward.”
The king is back in his throne.
Bhe bing bis back bin bis bhrone.
@@PrinceOfKenya I had a panic attack when I saw this comment.
who?
THANK GOD AAOX IS STILL ALIVE
If I may attempt to win you back on Dorohedoro, the face thing is more to set the mood than anything. She gets healed with magic just so you know. The casual brutality is both used for dark comedy and also... it's just how the world is. The residents of Hole are naturally preyed upon by the mages but the mages themselves prey upon each other as the natural hierarchy that comes with different levels of power with magic.
Anyway, great review as always.
How interesting. Your view on Made in Abyss is quite intriguing, mostly because it differs so much from mine. Your views on the storytelling as well as the tone of the show and how you seem to be both utterly disgusted with it while at the same time drawn to it is ironically similar to your constant statements of the Abyss itself as you yourself say it: "I hope you're not getting sick of me saying it's one thing and then saying it's the complete opposite of that thing". You seem to see the Abyss as the antagonist of the series, and while that may have some merit to it, I also think its worth contemplating what kind of life our characters would realistically have (if any life at all) if the Abyss didn't exist. Nanachi was born in the slums and grew up eating trash and avoiding shady alleyways that held potentially dangerous people all while having the drive to keep going as a RESULT of the map of the abyss she held. It's possible that she would have likely died there had she not been selected by 𝐁𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐰𝐝 which is a fact that she herself on multiple occasions heavily hints towards in the manga of Made in Abyss. Riko herself was born stillborn and was revived using a special-grade relic that kept her safe from the strains of the Abyss's layers. If she had been born out of the Abyss would she still have been stillborn? Or would she simply been a fine, healthy, young baby? There is no way to prove which hypothesis is correct. All that is known is that Riko has the Abyss to thank for her continued life (for better or for worse). Prushka is the daughter of one of the Umbra Hands (the loyal followers of 𝐁𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐰𝐝) and thus she herself was unknowingly brought into existence as a result of one of the Umbra Hands meeting a woman (who most likely was a cave raider of the Abyss herself) thus its completely possible that the circumstances that brought the mysterious Umbra Hand of Prushka and this unnamed female together was solely a result of the Abyss. Finally Reg is a undeniable byproduct of the Abyss itself and his existence is absolutely unseparable from it, which the series itself tries to constantly reaffirm by having all of the characters around him call Reg a "Aubade" [A Supreme Treasure of the Netherworld] thus is it 100% fact that if the Abyss didn't exist, neither would Reg. All of the characters have a connection to the Abyss that is undeniably a vital piece of their existence as a whole and despite their hardships and complications in navigating it their determination to pursue further is what gave them purpose to move forward in this seemingly purposeless world. The Abyss is by far the most horrid thing that could have happened to our protaginists and without it a lot of people's lives would be off for the better, but without it the characters whom we know and love would without all doubt... simply not exist at all.
This is a amazing video you're delivery and the way you use the music is masterful
I’m so happy to see you back. I was just thinking “you know I haven’t gone through Aaox’s stuff recently. Wonder what he’s up to? “ and you’re back today! Love it.
I came here after watching the movie yesterday. I've never seen one of your reviews before. I need to check out more of your reviews! Hilarious and informative.
I only saw this recently after putting it off for so long and I found it actually hit harder than the series in many ways. Made in Abyss and this movie, alongside Shinsekai Yori, are the only anime titles I intend to purchase the blu-ray of. I would have liked the review to go a little deeper into it, but I get that that would require more delving into specific plot points. It's a shame the overlay is necessary. Hopefully UA-cam walks back some things in the future and, perhaps if there is an older edit of the visuals, it could be reuploaded?
Shinsekai Yori is absolutely stunning. Shinsekai Yori, Ghost in the Shell and Made in Abyss are my top 3! Great hear someone has similar taste.
"He cared for each child he killed but he killed them anyways" *cough* worse than that *cough*
Try snow/white particle effect(dense) i think they could work while being less intrusive
They say dumping words in here makes the UA-cam algorithm happy, thus making the video more likely shared.
I find this to be a believable possibility, and desire to support this effort.
How does one contribute?
I am becoming more and more curious as to how the general public are going to react to the meat toilet once the adaptation gets to it.
Love seeing Aaox vids in the sub feed! Great video my dude!!!
I think the feeling I got during and after watching MiA is that of pure morbid curiosity. After episode 10 I realized that this is all only gonna get worse, but despite my very real trauma of having broken one of my bones and living the pain Riko went through, I could not look away. MiA makes you both absolutely terrified and absolutely invested.
And now, to think that the next season promises to be even worse. I don't want to see what horrible things happen, but my curiosity won't let me give up. Which I feel like that's the point MiA makes, the viewer is descending into the Abyss too. Just like Riko and Reg, we've had the option to stop, but we keep going, and eventually reach a point of no return, where one becomes too invested to stop despite the sheer terror of what is and will come.
Man don't worry about it so much, your reviews are worth any silly screen gubbins, keep up the great work!
My dude is back! Welcome friend, this movie is definitely a 10/10 for me.
Glad you got to this, love your reviews and MiA is my fav series/movie. Good stuff
great video! this movie was an absolutely visceral experience... I can't wait for them to make more.
for everyone who has watched the movie, what was your favorite song from the soundtrack? I'm torn between prushka sequence and rumble of scientific triumph.
I love Prayer and Immolation and The Fourth Layer. Prushka Sequence is amazing too.
Tozo Hanoline for me.
Love the review. I always instantly click your videos whenever I see them. Your writing is something else
Thanks for doing what you could to get this review out to us.
Many sequels and movies have turned out to be disappointing, so it just blew my mind how good Dawn of the Deep Soul is. It felt like watching Made in Abyss for the first time again, something no other show has managed to do for me yet. For several days it was all I could think of.
That's the best way I've seen Made in Abyss summed up, without people just hyping it up not touching on the seriously fucked up parts.
I fucking adore this show because it is utterly miserable and depressing yet is also so incredibly beautiful and rewarding. It's pretty much an exaggeration of how our real world is. Sure, it is full of suffering and anguish, but damn those waterfalls are pretty, and isn't that person so lovely.
SPOILERS I guess:
You know, I saw this movie multiple times, and in the scene where reg goes haywire... I gotta hand it to the designers for managing to make "Child with extendo-arms" look legitimately threatening
I loved your review of the first season, its one of my favorite made in abyss videos. I actually played cave story because of your reg and quote comparison which I found to be quite accurate. Judging by how you shared your experience of watching the movie, I assume you will have mixed feelings about the fact that there will be another sequel to the series. Which believe it or not actually gets worse in the next arc.
Man, I wish I could write my reviews the way you do. Your writing is exquisite.
What's the name.of the ost at 8:15
I hear that Kizu OST in the beginning!
I really love how Made in abyss handles it's themes, it's music and it's horror; But sometimes i feel Akihito can only write children either as "determined" or "Horny." I mean for a series so invested with it's themes of growing up and maturing, the main cast rarely stops to question the implications of the system they grew up in: "This bondrewd guy, who is presented as hero for my home town is a capital M Monster! Well this doesn't paint the whole system that groomed me in in a different light; not at all! lets talk about our pee-pee's!"
Anyway 9/10 it can only go downhill from here ;(
Thank you for the review, i didn't find the watermark wasn't bothersome at all. The new guidelines sound like they really suck!
This anime is the realisation of the term "but we move forward nonetheless". I'm fully agreeing with you that the mental state it puts most into is questionable, but it's a powerful vessel to keep the story going. I'm going to watch everything MiA has to offer, reluctantly, but anxious for the final outcome. This better have a happy ending, or there's a lot of folks that are going to spiral into depression. And not just the neon-genesis-evangelion-3-weeks-of-sorrow kind of depression.
Good review, I found this film kind of frustrating. There were a lot of plot holes and character inconsistencies that weren't present in the series. I was left with a lot of questions when I finished watching it, but they weren't the good kind of questions, they were questions asking how certain events in the film made any sense at all. I still thought it was a good film overall, but I do think it was a noticeable dip in quality from the series (though from every review I've seen I seem to be in the minority in having this opinion).
I had a similar experience, enjoyed the film overall but the plot felt kind of disjointed and didn't connect with me quite like the original series. I watched it over a couple of days though, so maybe that's my fault.
FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT. Okay, I’m a fan of all these plot points and characters they have going in this movie, but this movie had wayyy too much going on in it for it to be properly fleshed out.
This movie honestly should have been a whole other season or at least half of a season long, because while it was beautiful in animation, music, and story, it felt so so rushed to me. I found myself constantly looking at how much time was left after every major bombshell in the movie was dropped. It felt like there were too many new concepts being introduced all at once, and as a result, I didn’t get the same impact from them if this had been fleshed out in a season 2.
Wow excellent review! I'm trying to understand why I love this show so much while I unironically and completely dislike some of its attributes.
I once read [horribly paraphrased] that "True wisdom is seeing the truth while simultaneously holding two completely contradictory/paradoxical ideas."
It seems that lately the shows/books/etc that interest me the most do not simply show compelling themes, but give even more insight by demonstrating a dichotomy of two seemingly paradoxical themes. Anime in particular often wrestles with the "hope/despair" duality. This show, with its "blessings and curses" takes that dual insight even further by exploring every apparent opposing concepts and emotions to the nth degree.
(I apologize it is difficult to express this in mere words. Perhaps that is why long complex works that tackle these difficult concepts are so compelling to me...)
Made in Abyss is the only anime that made me want to throw up-even when only thinking about it... And I totally love it for it(even in this world the Abyss has its pull on me)
feel the same way, you bet i'd jump down that pit if it was real
Been waiting to find a way to watch this since it came out. Is there anywhere to see this in the US soon?
Hidive has it now I believe on streaming.
omg i love your made in abyss reviews
Incredibly well written and underappreciated review.
I watched this the other night. Hoping for season 2 soon.
I always hated that the MC does nothing but cook food in the show
eh, the translucent image isn't that bad, it's not like i'm watching the show for the first time through your review
I don't think you should *WATCH THIS* as soon as you can.
This quote is fucking perfect 8:34
Could you do a review of Black Bullet please
A surprise for sure, but a welcome one
I watched it last night with my mother, oh wow, I have no words for this
Very well written.👏
Definitively watch the next series of Made in Abyss.. Now that is going to be some real show a properly build Lovecraftian Horror of the Unknown.. Everything you know about a society you can throw out the window and just marvel what a society build in an abyss would look like..
Trying to describe the movie to my friend: Imagine watching two screens side by side, on one screen you're watching HOSTEL and other screen you're watching KIKI's DELIVERY SERVICE all while blasting Beethoven's Op. 132 Movement III and chowing down on shrooms. Cry vomiting euphoria.
My god this is such a good video
Love your reviews, man! And I'm glad you mentioned the more "problematic" aspects of the series. I love this show to death but I actually dropped the manga because in later chapters there are some panels that venture far too deep into fetish territory for my taste. I still think the story is fantastic but stuff like that is too much of a turn off for me.
Made in Abyss is like watching a Miyazaki film whilst going through a bad acid trip.
The Thesaurus is on steroids with this one
I really recommend Made in Abyss. It's an incredible world with incredible characters doing incredible things. Isn't that what we want from our entertainment?
I read the manga after watching the TV series way back when so I knew when going into this film that a lot of the subject matters and the way the author portrays his characters becomes increasingly.... problematic.
Now don't get me wrong, it's still a good series. Just... be warned it is extremely grim dark to the point of absurdity and that only escalates as things go on.
We missed you bb
Haha yay, more Nanachi
* Me scrolling YT * "Hmm....Aaox vid? Must be an old one....OH MY GOD IT'S NEW AND IT'S ABOUT MADE IN ABYSS!!!" P R A I S E H I M!!!!
Still a better upload schedule than Mauler 😂
YOU LIVE! Huzzah!!!!
Me favorite utuber C:
Awesome video, wish I could unsee this movie, for better and worse.
Fucking Youboob at it again great review mate anyhow
:)
Bondrewd did nothing wrong
Bondrewd did nothing wrong!
if UA-cam makes a problem to you so don't upload the video, the anime producer's fault after all not yours. But you don't need at any rate to reduce your video's quality.