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@@milesmorales8499 not announced yet, but shinkai has already confirmed the next movie will set in post apocalyptic world. and about a month ago, via his twitter, shinkai said that he nearly finished the storyboard. so maybe it will released in 2022 or 2023
He doesn't really animate lol he's a director. That is not to say he doesn't animate at times as he's done solo films but his primary role isn't animation, say as opposed to Miyazaki, who animated much of the scenes in his movies by himself.
I hope Shinkai is next for an Academy Award after Miyazaki. He clearly deserved it in "Your Name" in 2017 but the Academy snubbed it. He's now working on his next film after "Suzume" although I am toning down my expectations as shown in "Weathering with You" and "Suzume" didn't live up to the standards of "Your Name."
The way makoto shinkai crossed over "your name" and "Weathering with you" and in his new film "Suzume" is just so amazing •The small truck and a ruined school from "your name" at "suzume" •Taki and mitsuha on "Weathering with you"
YAS finally someone who understands the point.5cm/s is phenomenal, from animation style to story telling and the way the two charecters take their path , its really normal yet facinating
You look a bit like Toby Maguire. I like Makoto Shinkai's film. I started with his 5cm per second film and love the theme song for it. Great overview on his work.
I don't know why, but I got so emotional watching this 😭 Literally, I cried. But in my defense, I just love Makoto Shinkai's work so much ❤ it's so beautiful and inspiring and even overwhelming, in a good way
Kinda Neet The place is called Shonan Fukasawa in Kamakura city and it’s really close to enoshima. I actually made a short video couple month ago : m.ua-cam.com/video/J4vM9lEXeQI/v-deo.html
Amazing video man. I wasn't expecting such a professional video from a small channel. I found my way to this video after just watching Weathering with You. Another one of Shinkais works and it came out 2019. When I seen that it was its own "Shinkai" verse i thought it was amazing and needed some kinda description on Shinkai or his style which you did amazingly.
I found your channel through the Oregairu recap and subscribed immediately. I have been been binging the rest of the videos since then. The fact that a video of this high quality and polish has so few views is criminal. When you grow to Millions of subs in the future I can say I have been here since the start. Keep up the amazing work.
It's because of Makoto Shinkai and his work that it inspired me to keep going in my AMV creations and get involved with competitions that showcase them. They really struck an emotional tone with me.
@@KindaNeet Thank you, I will! Recently, I got involved with Anime Expo's AMV contest this year and my creation (an homage to Shinkai) made an Honorable Mention. A first since 2015 with my Bleach tribute. Looks like I made it again in 2022! You can check it out for yourself and see what you think!
@@KindaNeet UPDATE: (1/13/24) About over a year after mentioning one of my Shinkai videos titled “Follow” got an Honorable Mention at the 2022 Anime Expo, my follow-up Makoto Shinkai tribute AMV titled “Window” won twice at two different contests abroad and domestic respectively. Best Romance/Drama. 😮😱
While Makoto Shinkai himself is aware of critics and audiences comparing him to being the next Hayao Miyazaki, Shinkai set the record straight that although humbled and he respects Miyazaki, he calls it an "overestimation" and sees himself as an entirely different caliber in anime filmmaking.
聖地巡礼 is a common practice amongst anime fans in Japan and in East Asia in general for proximity reasons. Of course, it is financially based, because if you don't have money, it would be quite hard to do. However, it is less well-known to fans in NA and Europe as trips to Japan has a higher financial and logistical barrier. As someone who started watching anime by watching Detective Conan, and I still watch this anime today, the whole idea of realism and grounded depiction is closely tied with the word anime. In fact, DC shaped me so much that I can't even watch a lot of anime out there because they are high fantasy or just fantasy. This series even has tourism episodes every year sponsored by the JR to go around different part of Japan to showcase local sights and history. Unlike in NA and the English-speaking world more generally, Detective Conan is huge in Japan and Asia, also popular in Europe and the Arabic and Spanish-speaking world to a lesser extend. I think this demonstrates that anime was always dualistic, with the most fantastical and the most realistic co-existing. Even after watching Shinkai's full portfolio, I still don't find his works to be my cup of tea. Strip away the aesthetics, and I am aware of the fact that anime in Japanese is short for animation, without which the foundation of our discussion would be missing, his narratives never shine through. For me, narratives are infinitely more important than the art and animation. He falls into the same category as Mamoru Hosoda, where I will watch the film to know what everyone else is talking about, but not out of interest or enjoyment.
Yeah I read a ton about 聖地巡礼 while researching this video. The pilgrimage idea has barely spread to NA, but I want to change that! The financial barrier is definitely a big factor. I've never watched any Detective Conan but that is really interesting to hear, thanks for writing this up. Yeah Shinkai's narratives are all very similar so if you don't connect to one you'll most likely struggle to connect with any. Mamoru Hosod is a good comparison.
@@KindaNeet I hope my channel can grow a bit more too. well when youll become a big youtuber Id be like I knew his channel before it was big & got comment reply too . hihi
@@KindaNeet depend on what data we use (i mean like using wifi/mobile data) some of it used to using wifi to streaming, but sometime because of using wifi they'll wait till the batch come out.
This is why when i was writing my BA thesis in Cultural Studies in 2014 I proposed anime holds the solution to the Цulturаl problems with Globalization - because of its unique concepts and recreations of reality and people living in it. I wanted to find a way to bring Japanese anime creators all around the world for them to either teach local artist to make animations, or if they feel inspired, to they themselves be engaged in producing anime for other cultures and countries' historic figures, events, monuments, traditions. to help animate the cultural heritage of the world that i find fascinating. makoto shinkai animation and all anime helps people appreciate their day-to-day life in a very magical way (animation brings consciousness to the developmental stages - the baby phase - so it can program vigor and peace with doing shop assistant work, or being a losing sports team coach - as it has successfully done) - it is not so boring to commute, it is not pointless going to school and work every day. anime promotes not only tourism. but it promotes intelligent living. and peaceful existing in today's modern reality. this is what makes it genius. but, apart from that interpretation, it is very complicated to fully explain anime ad the depth of observation the japanese people have and express through their art, crafts, literature, organization management, work ethics, etc. it is honoring doing research on the topic of Japanese cultutre. and for me it has been the most profound and transforming experience i am grateful for. unlike you i have no money to go to japan. so i need to resort to studying it while not being able to become a scholar or artist because my local economy sucks.
Wow it was really fascinating to hear the perspective of someone who’s actually studied the medium at depth. Thank you for typing this up, you I never considered the way it promotes people to live their lives but you’re totally correct.
@@KindaNeet I have an entire book to say. But I don't have money to pay my rent, so I can never relax to finally write it. I have been doing academic study of anime since I was in university. But I can't find peace in the country I'm in and I'm persecuted so I can't even continue my studies further peacefully. Not to mention actually writing or making videos with my analista on anime. But this is what I want to do since 2014. It's not fair
@@elpas.6974 I’m really sorry to hear that, I wish you the best and hope one day you’ll find yourself in a position to do so, and when you are able I’ll be more than happy to share your work. Please let me know if there’s anything I can do!
@@KindaNeet If I manage to publish papers, and if you yourself take time to read academic literature, you will find it. I don't need promotion - I need peace to speak my thoughts out. And that is not a reality where I live
Of course!!!! Shinkai is "THE REASON " which made us curious about real life locations.... Before that we though " why would someone visit a RL place which was in an anime? " After your name.... We think about visiting those stairs...!!! THANKS FOR DIGGING UP THE HISTORY OF SHINKAI!!!! I was waiting to get some time to search about that. But you just delivered it to the doorstep!!!! :) :)
I donno how but Makoto Shinki just gets teenagers so right in his movies. I donno if it's teenagers as a whole or if it's only us gen Z who relate to his movies so much even tho they are science fictions. Because I have tried to make my parents and multiple other older friends to watch his movies but they didn't seem to enjoy em as much for some reason. But when I watch a Makoto Shinki movie and see the protagonist do something super stupid, I am never like "Brooo, that's so stupid..". More usually I can relate to those stupidity like "Damn, that's stupid but I would have totally done the same probably." The good thing is that the protagonist in his movies aren't super humans or saints, every single time, the protagonists are shown to be super average humans with very average struggles accedentally finding themselves in a not so average mess and then they struggle and work really hard to get out of the mess.
I totally agree! Especially in weathering with you, hodaka makes the choice to destroy the entire city just to bring hina back, very few movies would have the protagonist make a decision like that, but it’s one many of us might choose in his shoes.
That is also my dream to live there for a while, it's really intimidating, but I think as long as you put yourself out there you should be able to make friends in your Japanese lessons, and out at bars! Start learning the language asap :)
It's supposed to be out in 2022! Yes I'm assuming you've seen Your Name and Weathering With you? I think you should check out 5cm Per Second, and Garden of Words!
Nice video. Thanks! I love Shinkai san's work; I think he should be thought of in the same sphere as Gabriel García Márquez. He's a master of magical realism. He shows us the human experience by superimposing beautiful hyperrealism with the unexplainable forces in our lives, like love.
One of the best thing about Anime is their use of real locations, compare to Western animation, the background and cities are usually generic and unrecognizable. Not an entirely bad thing, but it's also not interesting since the backgrounds themselves don't look interesting.
can't not agree with this xD, makoto shinkai was one of the greatest mangaka in my eyes, except for the parts he gave me crippling depression for weeks by some of his works
When i was at class 12 (or third year of high school) i got recommendation to watch 5cm/s. I don't like anime before, i just watch some Ghibli and thats it just like other genre of film. But after that film i know very well this is masterpiece. I know this director really make "something". I search on internet and watch his movie from She and Her Cat to Garden of Words. 5 cm/s in other hand was still my favorite (after that moment i watch Your Name, Weathering with You and Suzume). I don't know i feel that it was so deep, some sadness and loneliness that i can't describe. I watch it over and over again (at least 10 times from start to finish entirely and perhaps double if you count i only watch some parts of it) and i buy 5cm/manga (LN in my language was already sold and that publisher already bankrupt, in my language it was very very hard to find that).
Personally I find his films beautiful to look at but the storytelling is somewhat hollow. It always seems like an afterthought and comes across as a bit sappy. I don't think your point at the end of the video is true, as there are many lower-budget films that are shot on location and do provide snapshots of the world. It was strange to me that you chose to show Sonic and Godzilla which are obviously mostly CGI. It's because lower-budget films exist that I think Shinkai's visuals are a bit overrated and anime as a medium is better used to show the incredible and wonderous mixed with reality, as studios such as Ghibli and Chizu do. In a way, the popularity of Shinkai's work reminds me of video games, where visuals sadly prove to be a more popular aspect than gameplay.
"accurate anime" has no future as it can and will be so easily replaced by AI. In fact, we are at the point where our phones can convert any video to accurate anime ... which is just another way of saying "accurate video."
I don't think Shinkai changed anime at all. If we call it "change", we have to go back to three periods, which are the 60s, 80s-2000s and 2000-2010s. These three periods all had some anime that drastically changed the techniques or themes in the anime industry, and it was never just focused on one name, even Hayao. If you mean "inspire", write "inspire", I don't think the word "change" should be used. Currently, Shinkai is the most commercially successful anime director because he has changed his storytelling style to better suit the trends and tastes. Even in 2016 with "Your Name", there are still some other movies like "A Silent Voice" or especially "Kono Sekai no (Sara ni Ikutsumono) Katasumi ni" that are much better. I personally regret that "Kono Sekai no (Sara ni Ikutsumono) Katasumi ni" is not known to many people. Again, I don't think Shinkai "changed" anything. What I like about Shinkai is that his movies are SO BEAUTIFUL.The scenes in the movie are drawn in detail, especially the landscapes. As for the other aspects, I find it quite normal.
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He is one of my favorite, can't wait for his next release in 2022.
I know, I'm so excited to see a trailer for what he's been working on!
Which is his next movie???
Is that coming soon ???
Please reply
What?
@@milesmorales8499 not announced yet, but shinkai has already confirmed the next movie will set in post apocalyptic world. and about a month ago, via his twitter, shinkai said that he nearly finished the storyboard. so maybe it will released in 2022 or 2023
Well I have news my friend, his next movie will be announced next week on December 15th!
hes better then even Pixar and Dreamworks
For sure!
The new Shinkai Makoto movie is just topnotch. I love it and I agree, he will be remembered in history.
Makoto Shinkai is the greatest animator of this generation.
He doesn't really animate lol he's a director. That is not to say he doesn't animate at times as he's done solo films but his primary role isn't animation, say as opposed to Miyazaki, who animated much of the scenes in his movies by himself.
Makoto shinkai-the sadness wizard
He definitely earned that title
But i really feel his movies aren't that sad. They're bittersweet, and have an element of longing for another person. His works are legendary
I always sense loneliness in his movies😔
I hope Shinkai is next for an Academy Award after Miyazaki. He clearly deserved it in "Your Name" in 2017 but the Academy snubbed it. He's now working on his next film after "Suzume" although I am toning down my expectations as shown in "Weathering with You" and "Suzume" didn't live up to the standards of "Your Name."
The way makoto shinkai crossed over "your name" and "Weathering with you" and in his new film "Suzume" is just so amazing
•The small truck and a ruined school from "your name" at "suzume"
•Taki and mitsuha on "Weathering with you"
shinkai is an animator through and through, while I feel that miyazaki is a storyteller. so much love and respect for both artists.
That is a really good way to put it, Shinkai's animation is a means to build a world for his stories.
I know you're probably sick of seeing these comments, but your channel is actually the definition of underrated. Keep it up man.
Haha don't worry I'll never get sick of reading any comments, thanks mate!
I totally 💯👍!!
Makoto Shinkai makes movies I wanna experience. Kimi no Nawa, Tenki no Ko & Suzume no Tojimari are the 3 best Movies I’ve ever seen.
Makoto shinkai just boosted japan's already flourishing tourism industry
Absolutely! I read some crazy stats on anime tourism.
Yeah, the your name stair case was the first real life location I’ve found out about.
Same! I just never put it together that all the locations were real.
almost all of shinkai's work revolve around 2 lovers being seperated, I really love 5cm per second
Yeah it’s crazy how thematically consistent he is. 5cm Per Second is amazing! 😍
@@KindaNeet that's sad noo why you make me remember 😭
YAS finally someone who understands the point.5cm/s is phenomenal, from animation style to story telling and the way the two charecters take their path , its really normal yet facinating
he's my favourite anime movie director and his movies are some of the most beautiful works of arts I've ever seen in my life
I couldn't agree more!
You look a bit like Toby Maguire. I like Makoto Shinkai's film. I started with his 5cm per second film and love the theme song for it. Great overview on his work.
Thanks!
i just discovered your channel because i searched for a oregairu recap. i was surprised how much effort you put in your videos! keep it up
Thanks mate! I'm glad you found me :)
If he dies or retire i swear i won't forget him till i am alive❤️
Absolutely!
I don't know why, but I got so emotional watching this 😭 Literally, I cried. But in my defense, I just love Makoto Shinkai's work so much ❤ it's so beautiful and inspiring and even overwhelming, in a good way
Such a great channel. Keep up the amazing work
Thanks, will do! :)
bro just keep doing this kind of videos just love the way you described details about anime and locations
Thank you so much 🙏🏻 if you like anime vs real life stuff I’ve got a ton more on my channel called the anime expedition
Amazing video. I've only read his books, but now I want to check out the films!
You definitely should!
Great video! I love visiting real-life locations because it makes you know more about anime and characters.
Thanks! What has been your favorite location you've been to?
Kinda Neet I think real-life locations of Just Because! Is my favorite!
guma 2020 oh I loved that anime, never thought about going to the spots! What city is it set in?
Kinda Neet The place is called Shonan Fukasawa in Kamakura city and it’s really close to enoshima. I actually made a short video couple month ago : m.ua-cam.com/video/J4vM9lEXeQI/v-deo.html
Amazing video man. I wasn't expecting such a professional video from a small channel. I found my way to this video after just watching Weathering with You. Another one of Shinkais works and it came out 2019. When I seen that it was its own "Shinkai" verse i thought it was amazing and needed some kinda description on Shinkai or his style which you did amazingly.
Thanks, I’m really glad you enjoyed 🙏🏻
I found your channel through the Oregairu recap and subscribed immediately. I have been been binging the rest of the videos since then. The fact that a video of this high quality and polish has so few views is criminal. When you grow to Millions of subs in the future I can say I have been here since the start. Keep up the amazing work.
Wow that is really nice to hear, I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos!! Haha idk about millions, still working on 3000 for now 😅
Just found you today, but I think your content is incredibly interesting. Thank you. Greetings from Switzerland
Welcome aboard! ✌🏻
great video as always!
great comment as always!
Great video 😍..Keep doing this amazing work...
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed.
It's because of Makoto Shinkai and his work that it inspired me to keep going in my AMV creations and get involved with competitions that showcase them.
They really struck an emotional tone with me.
That's amazing to hear, good luck with your AMV's!
@@KindaNeet Thank you, I will!
Recently, I got involved with Anime Expo's AMV contest this year and my creation (an homage to Shinkai) made an Honorable Mention. A first since 2015 with my Bleach tribute. Looks like I made it again in 2022! You can check it out for yourself and see what you think!
@@KindaNeet UPDATE: (1/13/24) About over a year after mentioning one of my Shinkai videos titled “Follow” got an Honorable Mention at the 2022 Anime Expo, my follow-up Makoto Shinkai tribute AMV titled “Window” won twice at two different contests abroad and domestic respectively.
Best Romance/Drama. 😮😱
Beautiful video. Thanks. Your latest subscriber 🙏
Welcome aboard! ✌🏻
everything aside, i pressed the like button and it changed from 1k to 1.1k
i feel power!!
With great power comes great responsibility
This was a wonderful video thank you so much! ❤️
I'm really glad you enjoyed!
While Makoto Shinkai himself is aware of critics and audiences comparing him to being the next Hayao Miyazaki, Shinkai set the record straight that although humbled and he respects Miyazaki, he calls it an "overestimation" and sees himself as an entirely different caliber in anime filmmaking.
Man you are doing great ❤️
Thank you so much, means a lot!
I love your vids you are sooo under rated l can’t say it more love you man
Thank you so much, I'm really glad you enjoy :)
Loved this one
Makoto reminds me of Hayato
Sakhawat Hossain thanks! Who’a Hayato? 👀
You look like Tobey Maguire and than you for this video can't wait for next movie
Haha never heard that before, I guess I'll take it!
Just found this channel and i like it im gonna watch more of your videos
Thank you! I’m really glad you are enjoying :)
聖地巡礼 is a common practice amongst anime fans in Japan and in East Asia in general for proximity reasons. Of course, it is financially based, because if you don't have money, it would be quite hard to do. However, it is less well-known to fans in NA and Europe as trips to Japan has a higher financial and logistical barrier.
As someone who started watching anime by watching Detective Conan, and I still watch this anime today, the whole idea of realism and grounded depiction is closely tied with the word anime. In fact, DC shaped me so much that I can't even watch a lot of anime out there because they are high fantasy or just fantasy. This series even has tourism episodes every year sponsored by the JR to go around different part of Japan to showcase local sights and history. Unlike in NA and the English-speaking world more generally, Detective Conan is huge in Japan and Asia, also popular in Europe and the Arabic and Spanish-speaking world to a lesser extend. I think this demonstrates that anime was always dualistic, with the most fantastical and the most realistic co-existing.
Even after watching Shinkai's full portfolio, I still don't find his works to be my cup of tea. Strip away the aesthetics, and I am aware of the fact that anime in Japanese is short for animation, without which the foundation of our discussion would be missing, his narratives never shine through. For me, narratives are infinitely more important than the art and animation. He falls into the same category as Mamoru Hosoda, where I will watch the film to know what everyone else is talking about, but not out of interest or enjoyment.
Yeah I read a ton about 聖地巡礼 while researching this video. The pilgrimage idea has barely spread to NA, but I want to change that! The financial barrier is definitely a big factor. I've never watched any Detective Conan but that is really interesting to hear, thanks for writing this up.
Yeah Shinkai's narratives are all very similar so if you don't connect to one you'll most likely struggle to connect with any. Mamoru Hosod is a good comparison.
He is my role model and inspiration ❤️❤️
I'm going to japan at the end of this year and definitely going to visit some of these locations
You'll have a great time!
When I first saw Voices...I tried showinh my friends that this was the next biggest anime directors. They didn't believe...look at him now!
This channel seems underrated !!!!
Thank you! Hopefully will grow soon
@@KindaNeet I hope my channel can grow a bit more too. well when youll become a big youtuber Id be like I knew his channel before it was big & got comment reply too . hihi
@@civilengineeringmoretutori3974 haha thanks! Best of luck with your channel, one day I’ll say a famous UA-camr commented on my video 😉
Amazing and interesting video!
Alexander Prosser thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed :)
2023 and I just finished watching Suzume which in my opinion is one of the best shinkai works.
I'm so glad to hear that, I can't wait to see it! Comes out here in 1 month.
HEY, IM BACK!!! LOVE YOUR CONTENT FROM INDONESIA!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Terima kasih!
@@KindaNeet omg u reply it again. this day can't be get any better.
ZyroScope nothing I love more than chatting with you guys in the comments! Out of curiosity what websites do people use to watch anime in Indonesia?
@@KindaNeet depend on what data we use (i mean like using wifi/mobile data) some of it used to using wifi to streaming, but sometime because of using wifi they'll wait till the batch come out.
ZyroScope oh okay, interesting! Thanks for the info 🙏🏻
Keep this up! Just a word of hope : don't do this for us do it because you love it
Thank you so much, that means a lot 🙏🏻 I’ll do my best
@@KindaNeet you better do :)
Bro, this video deservers more attention, ngl
Thanks 🙏🏻 I’m glad you enjoyed!
Great content 😍👏👏
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed ✌🏻
Is there a link to the film you made?
Boi Ayaw ooh haha I’m not sure I’m ready to post that just yet 😅 i made it a very long time ago so it’s kind of cringey to look back on..
Just love the fact
Love makoto
RIJON Makoto-san is top tier
he is a great person
So talented!
@@KindaNeet i'm from india and u are
@@animetmnayan7005 Canada!
Voices of a distant star changed me
That movie is so underrated. I watched it recently and it still holds up.
@@KindaNeet I watched it my last year of art school.. so inspiring
What music did you use in the background? it sounds nice.
At the beginning or later on?
@@KindaNeet the very first one that was played.
@@KindaNeet plz tell the name of the 2 one used
@@squidink7589 Sorry I took so long to get back to you it's "Fly Away From Home" by SergeyWednesday
@@kartik5350 that would be
"Your Life Is An Inspiration
" by Veaceslav Draganov
This is why when i was writing my BA thesis in Cultural Studies in 2014 I proposed anime holds the solution to the Цulturаl problems with Globalization - because of its unique concepts and recreations of reality and people living in it. I wanted to find a way to bring Japanese anime creators all around the world for them to either teach local artist to make animations, or if they feel inspired, to they themselves be engaged in producing anime for other cultures and countries' historic figures, events, monuments, traditions. to help animate the cultural heritage of the world that i find fascinating. makoto shinkai animation and all anime helps people appreciate their day-to-day life in a very magical way (animation brings consciousness to the developmental stages - the baby phase - so it can program vigor and peace with doing shop assistant work, or being a losing sports team coach - as it has successfully done) - it is not so boring to commute, it is not pointless going to school and work every day. anime promotes not only tourism. but it promotes intelligent living. and peaceful existing in today's modern reality. this is what makes it genius.
but, apart from that interpretation, it is very complicated to fully explain anime ad the depth of observation the japanese people have and express through their art, crafts, literature, organization management, work ethics, etc. it is honoring doing research on the topic of Japanese cultutre. and for me it has been the most profound and transforming experience i am grateful for. unlike you i have no money to go to japan. so i need to resort to studying it while not being able to become a scholar or artist because my local economy sucks.
Wow it was really fascinating to hear the perspective of someone who’s actually studied the medium at depth. Thank you for typing this up, you I never considered the way it promotes people to live their lives but you’re totally correct.
@@KindaNeet I have an entire book to say. But I don't have money to pay my rent, so I can never relax to finally write it. I have been doing academic study of anime since I was in university. But I can't find peace in the country I'm in and I'm persecuted so I can't even continue my studies further peacefully. Not to mention actually writing or making videos with my analista on anime. But this is what I want to do since 2014. It's not fair
@@elpas.6974 I’m really sorry to hear that, I wish you the best and hope one day you’ll find yourself in a position to do so, and when you are able I’ll be more than happy to share your work. Please let me know if there’s anything I can do!
@@KindaNeet If I manage to publish papers, and if you yourself take time to read academic literature, you will find it. I don't need promotion - I need peace to speak my thoughts out. And that is not a reality where I live
@@elpas.6974 Sound like living in 3rd world country.
Of course!!!! Shinkai is "THE REASON " which made us curious about real life locations.... Before that we though " why would someone visit a RL place which was in an anime? " After your name.... We think about visiting those stairs...!!! THANKS FOR DIGGING UP THE HISTORY OF SHINKAI!!!! I was waiting to get some time to search about that. But you just delivered it to the doorstep!!!! :) :)
Yeah, definitely need to hit the locations once in my life.
I'm glad I could help! If you ever get the chance you should definitely visit the stairs, nothing compares to being there in person.
I donno how but Makoto Shinki just gets teenagers so right in his movies. I donno if it's teenagers as a whole or if it's only us gen Z who relate to his movies so much even tho they are science fictions. Because I have tried to make my parents and multiple other older friends to watch his movies but they didn't seem to enjoy em as much for some reason. But when I watch a Makoto Shinki movie and see the protagonist do something super stupid, I am never like "Brooo, that's so stupid..". More usually I can relate to those stupidity like "Damn, that's stupid but I would have totally done the same probably." The good thing is that the protagonist in his movies aren't super humans or saints, every single time, the protagonists are shown to be super average humans with very average struggles accedentally finding themselves in a not so average mess and then they struggle and work really hard to get out of the mess.
I totally agree! Especially in weathering with you, hodaka makes the choice to destroy the entire city just to bring hina back, very few movies would have the protagonist make a decision like that, but it’s one many of us might choose in his shoes.
you should make one on the guy that first made isekai and how it utterly destroyed anime forever
8:31 what anime is that from
That's from Your Name.
Your lie in April is what introduced me into
Slice of life
Drama
Romance genres of anime
Wow I've found a great channel
Welcome welcome!
this is amazing.
I'm glad you enjoyed!
@@KindaNeet i just watched Your Name for the first time ever, and i'm blown away. i feel so inspired.
@@murkcrimson6762 if you loved it I’d definitely recommend checking out his other films!
BLUD IS SPEAKING FACTS 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥
What is the name of background music?
That very first piano part It was so good can you please tell its name and great video!!
my dream is to visit Japan, I hope I can one day
Very nice
The EliteProxy thanks!
Naisu
Thanku
I’m a sophomore right now and I’m really thinking about going to Japan for a while after I graduate but I’m scared I’m just gonna be alone
That is also my dream to live there for a while, it's really intimidating, but I think as long as you put yourself out there you should be able to make friends in your Japanese lessons, and out at bars! Start learning the language asap :)
Dude i have the same dream
When is his next movie coming up ??
Can you recommend me some of his movies please 🙏🥺
It's supposed to be out in 2022! Yes I'm assuming you've seen Your Name and Weathering With you? I think you should check out 5cm Per Second, and Garden of Words!
@@KindaNeet yeah...I have seen your name, weathering with you !!
Remember my Name
Allan Manalo I'll next generation famous anime/manga writer someday you too sir keep up your channel
Hell yeah! Good luck my dude
Shinkai films is ground breaking for an anime studio like pa works an anime studio that is know for photo realistick anime
Absolutely!
More like narrowing the scope of movie making in anime industry forever. His movies are basically rehashed version of his previous movies.
Don't forget the realism of san harsh no lion.
I haven’t actually watched that one yet!
find a piece of your vedio in a English study app, THX for your introduction.
Oh interesting, what app?
@@KindaNeet sorry sir, I don’t know whether there is another version of this app besides the Chinese-English version. It names “欧陆词典”
Nice video. Thanks! I love Shinkai san's work; I think he should be thought of in the same sphere as Gabriel García Márquez. He's a master of magical realism. He shows us the human experience by superimposing beautiful hyperrealism with the unexplainable forces in our lives, like love.
One of the best thing about Anime is their use of real locations, compare to Western animation, the background and cities are usually generic and unrecognizable. Not an entirely bad thing, but it's also not interesting since the backgrounds themselves don't look interesting.
Totally agree!
I AM FROM INDIA, WHAT DO YOU FEEL ABOUT INDIAN ANIME LOVERS,WILL ANIME EVER POPULAR IN INDIA?????🙂
I’ve got a ton of viewers from India, I always love hearin from you guys! So cool that anime is enjoyed all around the world ✌🏻
can't not agree with this xD, makoto shinkai was one of the greatest mangaka in my eyes, except for the parts he gave me crippling depression for weeks by some of his works
Yeah watching his films is both the most fun and most depressing thing you can do
i should join this discord server tbh
Bro Jesus bless you
Bruh you're videos are not good
Cuz they're very good
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You are very underrated
I hope you reach 1M in no time
No!!! Actually you will!!!!
Haha you really had me going there for a second, thanks mate!
The movie would be better if the hero was Kazuma from Konosuba.
That’d be a weird alternate dimension
When i was at class 12 (or third year of high school) i got recommendation to watch 5cm/s. I don't like anime before, i just watch some Ghibli and thats it just like other genre of film. But after that film i know very well this is masterpiece. I know this director really make "something". I search on internet and watch his movie from She and Her Cat to Garden of Words. 5 cm/s in other hand was still my favorite (after that moment i watch Your Name, Weathering with You and Suzume). I don't know i feel that it was so deep, some sadness and loneliness that i can't describe. I watch it over and over again (at least 10 times from start to finish entirely and perhaps double if you count i only watch some parts of it) and i buy 5cm/manga (LN in my language was already sold and that publisher already bankrupt, in my language it was very very hard to find that).
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Personally I find his films beautiful to look at but the storytelling is somewhat hollow. It always seems like an afterthought and comes across as a bit sappy. I don't think your point at the end of the video is true, as there are many lower-budget films that are shot on location and do provide snapshots of the world. It was strange to me that you chose to show Sonic and Godzilla which are obviously mostly CGI.
It's because lower-budget films exist that I think Shinkai's visuals are a bit overrated and anime as a medium is better used to show the incredible and wonderous mixed with reality, as studios such as Ghibli and Chizu do. In a way, the popularity of Shinkai's work reminds me of video games, where visuals sadly prove to be a more popular aspect than gameplay.
"accurate anime" has no future as it can and will be so easily replaced by AI. In fact, we are at the point where our phones can convert any video to accurate anime ... which is just another way of saying "accurate video."
Wouldn't that mean it is the future? Why wouldn't companies use that?
Jesus loves you.
I don't think Shinkai changed anime at all.
If we call it "change", we have to go back to three periods, which are the 60s, 80s-2000s and 2000-2010s. These three periods all had some anime that drastically changed the techniques or themes in the anime industry, and it was never just focused on one name, even Hayao.
If you mean "inspire", write "inspire", I don't think the word "change" should be used.
Currently, Shinkai is the most commercially successful anime director because he has changed his storytelling style to better suit the trends and tastes. Even in 2016 with "Your Name", there are still some other movies like "A Silent Voice" or especially "Kono Sekai no (Sara ni Ikutsumono) Katasumi ni" that are much better. I personally regret that "Kono Sekai no (Sara ni Ikutsumono) Katasumi ni" is not known to many people.
Again, I don't think Shinkai "changed" anything. What I like about Shinkai is that his movies are SO BEAUTIFUL.The scenes in the movie are drawn in detail, especially the landscapes. As for the other aspects, I find it quite normal.
This video was sorta neet!