Railguns, Takeda's bike, ion cannon, psychic abilities, that style of violence, non-trivial characters.... Akira was truly visionary. So many later games and movies have drawn inspiration from it.
@@mauriciokrebs2913 I mean it does depend in all fairness on what section of the star wars fantom we are talking about Star Wars did or wouod give birth to more advanced sci fi along with Star Trek so that statement isn't fair and I'm not really a massive fan of star war myself
@@mauriciokrebs2913 @mauricio krebs Canon Star Wars yes, but legends Star Wars can be dark sometimes, like that time when the Galaxy got invaded by a bio-organic living armada and almost destroyed the Galaxy, also there's Abeloth...
"It can be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." Isnt this a Terminator quote?
@@gaydes1012 I feel like.. this would be the trailer for the people who already knew the story, that wouldn't be spoiled by it? Like for a remaster, or fans of the comic - which, watching this video and seeing the whiplash pace of making Akira a movie vs the pace of a multivolume manga series lol. It more makes me want to read the whole thing, and then watch the film again
I remember watching Akira for the first time and thinking I knew exactly what it was going to be about. Motor cycle gang wars and high school.. Was blown away with what transpired.
I've been watching anime for 20 years, and I can honestly say watching this edit was one of my top 5 experiences watching anime. It's a masterpiece. I'm an editor myself and I've literally watched this dozens of times and studied your technique.
@@kill3rbamb146 It was one of the most intense things I've ever experienced. It was followed up by Perturbator - Death Squad and I literally couldn't take anymore after about 5 of these type of songs. Can't remember if I was tripping on acid or DXM (and weed) at the time, but I was descended to a hell-like realm and I didn't even realise what was happening for a while. I felt a serious sense of dread. It was either first time DXM 420mg or over 500 mics of acid and I wasn't really familiar with any of these songs yet.
No need to sorry about quality, Akira is one master piece of all time. It will work in any quality. Great music + great movie = badass clip. Masterly well done! Cheers
The best had drawn anime on the planet! It still out does all the blue hair garbage anime that these kids claim to be fans of today. Akira forever tops all their trash. Thanks
I still remember being a kid seeing this playing on some old tv in the 90s at a flea market and being completely hooked on it. It was nothing like anything I saw in western animation. Exotic Japanese comics, and anime were definitely another world. By comparison Japanese video games like Super Metroid had music and art styles absent from anywhere else. I guess more investment went into video games and they were targeted more to a foreign market, still they were masterpieces. It's hard to tell if good work like this has become rare or if I have just become over stimulated with flashy new media of all kinds around me.
3:00 I love how the song and the edit works very well.It's so peaceful showing a kid playing football and then it goes straight to how violence human can be at 3:05 Really makes me wanna watch Akira
No matter how many times I watch it, the part that excites me the most is the small scene at 2:16 where the synth beat matches the gunfire. Not only is it perfect, but I feel the animators did a bang-up job getting the animation right. The different looks to the muzzle flash set it apart from a lot of the animation I've seen in other animés. Patlabor is another one that really got it right.
There is no song ever created that can beat this! Im sad it's over now, and that I'll never experience it for the first time ever again, it was so intense!
Just like they're ruining Ghost in the Shell. I don't give a fuck about what's in that movie, the posters themselves made me wanna hang the creating team with their guts.
God fucking dammit this is fucking quality. Probably one of the best AMVs of all time. Perturbator is fucking great, Akira is great, and your montage is great. Legendary shit, deserves to be displayed somewhere 24/7
One of the greatest animes ever, saw it as a kid and it blew my mind. Never seen a cartoon like it then or since. It's a a masterpiece and holds up even today.
There must be something broken in my head, to the point of no repair, but those violent scenes arouse me like hell. Whenever I see those bodies getting maimed by the machinegun I'm like: "oh man, this is so good"
Well, while it certainly doesn't arouse me, it does get the adrenaline pumping. For some reason I enjoy watching violent action scenes (not real life though, it's real people we're talking about then and I won't have that) in videogames or films. Machineguns shredding, missiles blowing up, lasers and plasma incinerating, chainsaws&co slicing messily, hydraulic fists crushing... Apparenly I find some beauty on destruction. Or I'm just messed up. But only on action scenes, in combat between opponents. Harming innocents&defenseless and torture are too inmoral for me.
I caught a glimpse of this movie as a child, my babysitter and cousin was watching it. I had no business being there but my cool cuz let me watch a bunch before I fell asleep or was put to bed. That was 30 years ago. One of my very early memories was that red motorbike. I think it gave me a unique perspective
What i love about these kind of movies, is that they show a distopic, terrible -cyberpunk, where most of us would not conceive life as possible. We can see those details in the fiction, yet we cannot see them in our own reality. Even worse, we already live in an unliveable reality.
It was good up until the 2000's where they worked more and were paid less. Anime has become bad overtime sadly. But truly the beginnings were the golden times.
@@mauz791 Japanese economy was like the 2nd biggest on the planet before their economic bubble burst. An average Japanese was earning more than an average American and posting higher economic growth rates quarterly then America, everyone thought Japan would be the biggest economy of the planet in few years, it's companies and stock market was performing better and was an industrial powerhouse at that time before China all the great anime and movies in late 1980' and early 90's had huge bubble money budget. Now they don't have that grand budget these days compared to that time when they were out-spending even compared to American Hollywood at that time.
Clicked your video to listen to a Perturbator track I never listened to before, started seeing the beautiful animations, watched the movie I never even heard of before, and was not disappointed. Thanks for making this excellent video and introducing me to a great movie.
"It can't be bargained . It can't be reasoned with It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." frase do terminator.
ok so I've listened to this so many times now and I literally can't not listen to it without watching it either... like my eyes can't look away the editing is so god like
Watching this has made me realize that this movie's violence is incredible and over the top. I've watched this movie so many times - but I never really absorbed the violence in this way. Wow! xD I'll have to give this another watch and see how I feel about it. :)
Back in 2015 I met Johnny Bosh, the voice of Kaneda, and I was dressed as Tetsuo. I had no idea he did the voice at the time. I'm running around with a heavy mutated arm screaming, Kaneda! Help Me! He starts laughing thinking I knew. I only knew he was the second black power ranger and Trunks.
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Thanks to this videoclip, i watched Akira for the first time.
Duuude...
+Gmetroid Duuuude!
+Gmetroid ikr
You think it was good, then you'd better read the manga (if you can get your hands on a set!)
+DINDRAGON It ain't a chinese cartoon though ^^
Hey! I just did the same thing.
Shame though, the only song that really compares is the main theme..
Railguns, Takeda's bike, ion cannon, psychic abilities, that style of violence, non-trivial characters.... Akira was truly visionary. So many later games and movies have drawn inspiration from it.
Tbh ion canon was from Star Wars
@@thehz8613 dude star wars is kid stuff. And now, thanx to toxic fans, a cult. Is not near as good as fan boys think it is.
@@mauriciokrebs2913 I mean it does depend in all fairness on what section of the star wars fantom we are talking about Star Wars did or wouod give birth to more advanced sci fi along with Star Trek so that statement isn't fair and I'm not really a massive fan of star war myself
@@mauriciokrebs2913 @mauricio krebs Canon Star Wars yes, but legends Star Wars can be dark sometimes, like that time when the Galaxy got invaded by a bio-organic living armada and almost destroyed the Galaxy, also there's Abeloth...
Kaneda
"It can be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." Isnt this a Terminator quote?
The name of the song is also quote from the movie "From Beyond".
Number1Paixths Mmmm this song could had used some quotes from alien or predator movies.
Number1Paixths I believe it's a quote from the movie Aliens. She says it in the scene where she meets the marines.
Actually, I think you're right. I remember that being said in the first Terminator now.
Ryan Currid You might be thinking of the "at least they don't fuck each other over for a god damn percentage" quote that Ripley says to Burke.
If there exist the art of trailer montages, then this guy already had mastered it.
делай видео, а не музыку слушай
Video Editing and Motion Design are actually real, studyable disciplines on art and design academies.
Look up the teaser trailer for the The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo 2011, it's like porn when it comes to this shit
Nice to see you again I enjoyed your samurai jack videos.
for real. Apart from the fact that it's kinda full of spoilers, this is a better trailer than anything a studio could cook up.
Note to self: "Watch Akira again."
When you aren't watching Akira - Akira watches you.
acs197 I watch it again every few years, and I never re-watch movies, but Akira is the exception.
acs197 Note to self, watch Akira sometime.
acs197 how good is it? because i have never been able to see it
acs197 how good is it? because i have never been able to see it
While this may be the "unofficial" music video for the song, this should definitely be an "official" trailer for Akira.
the trailer would spoil the whole ass movie lol
@@gaydes1012 I feel like.. this would be the trailer for the people who already knew the story, that wouldn't be spoiled by it? Like for a remaster, or fans of the comic - which, watching this video and seeing the whiplash pace of making Akira a movie vs the pace of a multivolume manga series lol. It more makes me want to read the whole thing, and then watch the film again
@@gaydes1012 I'm not so sure. This seems pretty fitting with no other content, especially if this was shown *just* before release
@@seir323 Akira, that's the one from Canada, right, who drives the bike with a monkey in the trunk and when he crashes the whole planet shakes?
Now...THAT..is editing
As a hobbyist editor - yeah, this is pretty good.
Wouter d.B. And pretty ez to do
Wouter d.B. I see no other editing expect changing video clips synced to the song. i could do it anyone could do it.
Kev Sink if I don't do something it means it's too hard for me to do or is not easy? Lmao. U lost something m8, I guess it's your common sense
Wouter d.B. its ez to do, but still alot of work
Old anime movies are complete mindfucks sometimes but goddamn are they beautifully animated
1. AKIRA 2. Ghost in the Shell 3. Mononoke Hime - The best Old-Anime ever !
You say mindfucks like it's not the best part about it
you are just young
Akira is a goddamn hand drawn technical masterpiece of such ungodly proportions it almost doesn't make sense how much work it took to make that shit.
@@ducobrachi I was about to say that Mononoke is not old, but it kinda is :D
Dark Synth Music fits really good with Akira.
hey baby
gamerboy448
The moon is a mysterious mistress...
It is
LonginusFX So good it's scary.
+LonginusFX you must get a lot of bitches don't you
When the apocalypse comes, at least we'll know the theme tune.
+spacedoubt15 Hah yes.
Hot dog! Yee haw! My favorite song from the movie
dun dah
*HEEE* haah
Welp, checking in
aand here it is
I remember watching Akira for the first time and thinking I knew exactly what it was going to be about. Motor cycle gang wars and high school.. Was blown away with what transpired.
Yep it's a fucking legend!!!
I've been watching anime for 20 years, and I can honestly say watching this edit was one of my top 5 experiences watching anime. It's a masterpiece. I'm an editor myself and I've literally watched this dozens of times and studied your technique.
But can you hakito no ken?
@@toanewearth6938can you?
KAAAAANEEEEEEEDAAA!!!
***** TETSUOOOOO!!!!!!
Luis Javier Franco Santoyo MATOI RYUUUKO
+Razormind I laughed, good one
TEEEETTTTSUUUUOOOOOOOOAAAAAHHHHH!
Can't you seeruru the poweruru of our friendshipuruh?
I watched this for the first time a year ago in May and I still come back to it, it's one of my favorite videos on youtube.
If it's good enough for SD Plissken, it's good enough for me
Robert Kinoy "Land of the freeeee"
The most intense freaking video in history
On hallucinogens hell yeah
@@SmartDumbNerdyCool holy shit that would be crazy intense
@@kill3rbamb146 It was one of the most intense things I've ever experienced. It was followed up by Perturbator - Death Squad and I literally couldn't take anymore after about 5 of these type of songs. Can't remember if I was tripping on acid or DXM (and weed) at the time, but I was descended to a hell-like realm and I didn't even realise what was happening for a while. I felt a serious sense of dread. It was either first time DXM 420mg or over 500 mics of acid and I wasn't really familiar with any of these songs yet.
@@SmartDumbNerdyCool bet im gonna try, probably on some Acid because i don't know what the best product for a DXM trip is.
No need to sorry about quality, Akira is one master piece of all time. It will work in any quality. Great music + great movie = badass clip. Masterly well done! Cheers
one of my favorite edits of all time
Funny how Perturbator's new album has a track called Neo Tokyo
He is massively inspired by those animes
Max Payne Can't blame him
+Max Payne >animes
Burger Bastard Everything < Animey Tiddies
animal tiddies
Damn. Akira. And Perturbator. This page ain't about to close itself for a while ...
AKIRA is the anime that changed everything. Without of it, there would be nothing like what we have today. Thank you.
The best had drawn anime on the planet! It still out does all the blue hair garbage anime that these kids claim to be fans of today.
Akira forever tops all their trash. Thanks
Editing level over 9000!
Anime references.
I still remember being a kid seeing this playing on some old tv in the 90s at a flea market and being completely hooked on it. It was nothing like anything I saw in western animation. Exotic Japanese comics, and anime were definitely another world. By comparison Japanese video games like Super Metroid had music and art styles absent from anywhere else. I guess more investment went into video games and they were targeted more to a foreign market, still they were masterpieces. It's hard to tell if good work like this has become rare or if I have just become over stimulated with flashy new media of all kinds around me.
The worst part of Akira is knowing you will never experience anything that awesome ever again.
...5 minutes later...
Play.
Yeah, you're wrong.
right!!!!! even worse is being exposed to it at the age of 8 AND GETTING IT!
3:00 I love how the song and the edit works very well.It's so peaceful showing a kid playing football and then it goes straight to how violence human can be at 3:05
Really makes me wanna watch Akira
Hands down the best Akira AMV out there.
Just watched Akira for the first time… coming back to this afterwards makes it hit that much harder. Well done
No matter how many times I watch it, the part that excites me the most is the small scene at 2:16 where the synth beat matches the gunfire.
Not only is it perfect, but I feel the animators did a bang-up job getting the animation right. The different looks to the muzzle flash set it apart from a lot of the animation I've seen in other animés. Patlabor is another one that really got it right.
This came up as a recommendation. Love the music with these clips. This is such an old movie.
I watched Akira in the early 2000's before 2005.
There is no song ever created that can beat this! Im sad it's over now, and that I'll never experience it for the first time ever again, it was so intense!
Brutally spectacular. Best AMV I've ever seen.
Dude. The editing on this is amazing! Great job!
Artful use of a classic. This is the best Akira AMV I've seen since Dudu productions.
This just, factually, needs to be the trailer tune for a cyberpunk movie some day
They should use it for the Hollywood remake of Akira.
Robert N. Hollywood would ruin Akira
Just like they're ruining Ghost in the Shell.
I don't give a fuck about what's in that movie, the posters themselves made me wanna hang the creating team with their guts.
Two masterpieces merged so well...
As someone who doesn't watch anime.....
Everyone should see Akira, it's a masterpiece.
Love the Kyle Reese quote at the beginning!!! Nice touch 👍👍👍
God fucking dammit this is fucking quality. Probably one of the best AMVs of all time. Perturbator is fucking great, Akira is great, and your montage is great.
Legendary shit, deserves to be displayed somewhere 24/7
This is the best ultraviolence I've seen in years, the droogs gonna love it.
Akira blew my mind when it first came out, and it still does to this day. Fantastic job!
One of the greatest animes ever, saw it as a kid and it blew my mind. Never seen a cartoon like it then or since. It's a a masterpiece and holds up even today.
You’ve convinced me.
I’ll go watch Akira again.
Good
Never having seen Akira before, I was completely stunned for half of the entire video. I've never felt such amazement and fear at the same time.
Akira's power lives in each of us. The main thing is to steer it correctly. This is what this movie teaches
P.S. one of the greatest videoclip ever!)
This is a masterpiece. Sick edit man. I'm legit blown away at how in sync this is.
It can only be described as "intense, gritty and highly arousing"
There must be something broken in my head, to the point of no repair, but those violent scenes arouse me like hell.
Whenever I see those bodies getting maimed by the machinegun I'm like: "oh man, this is so good"
Well, while it certainly doesn't arouse me, it does get the adrenaline pumping. For some reason I enjoy watching violent action scenes (not real life though, it's real people we're talking about then and I won't have that) in videogames or films. Machineguns shredding, missiles blowing up, lasers and plasma incinerating, chainsaws&co slicing messily, hydraulic fists crushing... Apparenly I find some beauty on destruction. Or I'm just messed up.
But only on action scenes, in combat between opponents. Harming innocents&defenseless and torture are too inmoral for me.
Holy shit Kaname Locon.
I’d say horrifying, gritty, and infinitely trippy.
I don’t care if this comment was from 6 years ago but who in the right mind sees Akira as arousing?
Best Akira AMV I've seen
That was brilliant! Akira and Perturbator; two very excellent things!
I caught a glimpse of this movie as a child, my babysitter and cousin was watching it. I had no business being there but my cool cuz let me watch a bunch before I fell asleep or was put to bed. That was 30 years ago. One of my very early memories was that red motorbike. I think it gave me a unique perspective
The tune match perfectly well with the film's tone.
Actually one of the best fan edits I've ever seen. I've rewatched this so many times
I've known this song for quite some time but jesus I forgot how ruthlessly heavy it is. Also righteous editing.
From now on, whenever I try to convince people to watch this movie, THIS is what I'll show them! Amazing job!!!
May the God Of Retro keep you in his warm embrace, and may we all reunite in The Source.
3:58 onwards is just so pogged up. Immense track. Great video too, I, like seemingly most, need to watch Akira again.
What i love about these kind of movies, is that they show a distopic, terrible -cyberpunk, where most of us would not conceive life as possible. We can see those details in the fiction, yet we cannot see them in our own reality. Even worse, we already live in an unliveable reality.
An absolute masterpiece of a one of the greatest animes of all time.
Anime and a synthwave. What amazing times we humans live in
this is literally the best amv of all time. the song and visuals are all so perfectly timed it makes for an amazing experience everytime i rewatch it
This is so cool!
The daunting music definitely adds an ominous presence to the anime!
I'm working on my own Akira music video - almost finished too!
Already watch this 1739926 times. And still it gives me chills in all my body. God what a great video and song!!
Akira and Jin Roh will always have a special place in my heart c:
This video made me discover Akira and Perturbator. I'll always be gratefull for that !
I'm fucking proud of my country's gifted animators...
From Japan with love to Jack Box!!!
Just on another level. Freakin amazing
It's fucking good indeed
It was good up until the 2000's where they worked more and were paid less. Anime has become bad overtime sadly. But truly the beginnings were the golden times.
@@phunnymannfromphunnyland true, the economic boom of the 80s and 90s gave the world's some of the finest animation ever
@@mauz791 Japanese economy was like the 2nd biggest on the planet before their economic bubble burst. An average Japanese was earning more than an average American and posting higher economic growth rates quarterly then America, everyone thought Japan would be the biggest economy of the planet in few years, it's companies and stock market was performing better and was an industrial powerhouse at that time before China all the great anime and movies in late 1980' and early 90's had huge bubble money budget. Now they don't have that grand budget these days compared to that time when they were out-spending even compared to American Hollywood at that time.
i can now after seeing it for the first time say, Akira is well worth the watch
I watched Akira many times and the violence never really cought my eye. Never realized how gruesome it actually was.
Clicked your video to listen to a Perturbator track I never listened to before, started seeing the beautiful animations, watched the movie I never even heard of before, and was not disappointed. Thanks for making this excellent video and introducing me to a great movie.
Epicness of this track was just magnified by infinite amount!
Sharing this to all new retro channels I know!
This clip is ... well it makes me/you feel slightly uneasy - just like Akira did back in the day. Amazing work!
3:05 just proves how akira was packed full of great cinematography
I won't never be tired of watching this movie and this video ever
There's just something about old anime films and darksynth that works so well together.
Watched this classic... idk 70-80 times. Something you can’t stop watching time to time than the newer Anime’s today.
I watch this like once a day. Phenomenal video my friend.
This Unofficial Videoclip reminds me that i have to rewatch Akira asap
"It can't be bargained . It can't be reasoned with It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." frase do terminator.
Thanks. I watched the movie for the first time last night, and MAN have I been missing out!
This edit made me watch the movie, thank you
Akira is by far one of the best anime films I've seen
Never seen an anime like this ever again remember watching this in early 90s
ok so I've listened to this so many times now and I literally can't not listen to it without watching it either... like my eyes can't look away the editing is so god like
god just fucking
okay i'll watch akira again
Funk Police I've never seen it but this convinced me to watch it
Srsly its been an hour already,
You have literally coined my youth...
One hell of a film. No anime had overcome it yet.
Neo Genesis Evangelion: what
This clip made me to watch Akira, and you know, i don't regret anything
Such a masterpiece of editing, you deserve much more dude
The only anime I enjoyed watching and I been taking recommendations from people on youtube for years 😂
You cut this down by 2min you could have yourself a legitimate trailer.
2:40 is where the music calls for fadeout.
If there's one live-action movie that needs to be released this year it's Akira hands down.
Thank you, youtube algorithm. I'm gonna listen to this track every day of my life from now on.
Thank you for making this. It's beautiful.
Absolutely insane this is all from ONE movie.
Watching this has made me realize that this movie's violence is incredible and over the top. I've watched this movie so many times - but I never really absorbed the violence in this way. Wow! xD
I'll have to give this another watch and see how I feel about it. :)
There is just something about Old-School Anime combined with electronic music... Like a match made in heaven.
This majestic AMV is now 10 years
Shit. I need to watch Akira again. Just. Such. A. Fantastic. Film.
Who the hell needs CGI when you can animate by hand like this.
Don't matter how many times, I just can't stop watch this videoclip! So awesome, great work there Jack Box! xDDDD
I saw this before the movie. Finally saw it and... Yeah I still had no idea what madness I was walking into. It was awesome!!!
Yup, that's not easy to find anything of the same level.
Genius using Kyle Reeses quote in the beginning adds a lot.
Back in 2015 I met Johnny Bosh, the voice of Kaneda, and I was dressed as Tetsuo. I had no idea he did the voice at the time. I'm running around with a heavy mutated arm screaming, Kaneda! Help Me! He starts laughing thinking I knew. I only knew he was the second black power ranger and Trunks.