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Damnit time to reread berserk again

Metal Gear Zonai spotted at 20:35. I love how much influence Ghibli had on this game.

Just found your chanel..amazing stuff..maybe you could answer a question i have been woundering for years..why in most of the big Amima movies G.I.T.S ,Akira etc when you watch in their native language is the lip sync so bad? Its not my setup iv noticed it on multiple setups and re releases im cinemas

I didn't get emotional I totally did!

Wanted to tell you how incredible your video is. Amazing how you weaved mari and maquias story. Really helped me to understand the movie a bit better :D

Music, art style, spacing in story telling, characters and their development and most important of all the warmness that this masterpiece gives. A very huge thank you to Umino Chika sensei. ❤

9:44 where did you get the isolated tracks? Also from 11:18 to 11:39 the info is wrong. Most tracks were not covered by the Beat Crusaders but from a mix of musicians from different bands, including guitarists and bassist from Typhoon24 or the singer from YKZ giving Chiba’s singing voice and Husking Bee’s singer giving Koyuki’s singing voice. All respective credits are in the cd booklet.

man experiencing beck the first time was something else :')

Man your work is so good, the narration, the script pretty good work

It's funny a Brit talking about this. You are aware of the heavy British inspiration for much of Ghibli's storytelling and worldbuilding in quite a few of their movies (including Laputa, where the village at the start is literally based on a Welsh mining town), right? So, Britain inspiring Japan which then inspires Britain again.

13:08 - from which serie is this scene?

I do wish you could have gone into more directors because I think most of these are mainstream I do love that you give credit to these masterful directors but I am both proud and a lil bummed out I know and seen most of these I NEED MORE GODDAMNIT

Wow, what a paradox.

I find it kind of funny that I bought Voices of a Distant Star on DVD before Shinkai ever had even a 2nd film on the market. When I found out he was working on a second film after Voices, I couldn't help but watch. I find it ironic that it was Your Name being the first film of his I've not watched and I've not watched any of his films after it either.. I saw every single one prior to that. Maybe it's just his popularity. I felt like I was no longer part of an exclusive club of fans.

this anime so good, gonna watch it again

strangely, reusing the same map from botw for totk makes perfect sense. In botw, link was wandering through a now unfamilar land and so we discover it along with him. now that he seems to have recovered all of his memories, Hyrule is no longer unknown to him, and our experience in botw wild means that it is no longer unknown to us.

I am delighted to hear that there's such an Earthsea fandom in Japan; these stories are indeed a gift, and an exquisitely beautiful gift. I grew up as a child in the 1970's, and read the first three books of the Earthsea cycle then. Eventually, Tolkien's work cemented my love for epic fantasy, but it was Ursula K. Le Guin that lit that fire first. Some of my own creativity was directly influenced by her work. I think Ursula K. Le Guin summed it up best in saying it was his movie, and not her books. I really need to see this thing in its entirety, but I was very unimpressed with the 'Sy-Fy' movie. The problem as I see it, is that whenever this saga gets tackled in media, everyone does THEIR version of Earthsea...they do NOT do Ursula K. Le Guin's version of Earthsea. As an author, I hold her in very heavy reverence alongside Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Lewis Carroll, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Jules Verne, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Robert E. Howard, and Lovecraft. You are NOT going to show anyone her characters and worlds better than she did. And there is of course also the issue of whitewashing the characters, which the Sy-Fy version also did. Earthsea deserves a wholly faithful big screen adaptation. It would be several movies, obviously, but we got our homage out for Tolkien, Carroll, Lewis, Burroughs post-2000. This can happen for Earthsea as well.

What is the score at the beginning? I have gone through all the music used in the anime but still haven't found it?

Man I love this video! It paints such a compelling story and shows so much love for this game and everything that inspired it! Back when you made this video it inspired me to play the game. And even though I have not finished it yet, its still one of my favorite games Ive ever played! The world and the characters and everything about it are just so impactful and memorable! I still think of it and this video fondly and I just decided to pick up the War of the Worlds book as well because of this. So thank you for making this!

This is one of those animes I'll always recommend dubbed.

Chiba is the goat

I think I watched this show a long time ago or started it but never finished it. Well the RUclips gods graced me with the entire movie and that led to me watching the entire show with my wife and now we are heartbroken because there isn’t anything as good as this 😢

i'm definitely not an anime lover but cowboy bebop has a special place in my heart. the italian dub was also incredibly well done, the voices were picked with such care it's unbelievable!

his moviese changed my life when i was a teenager. highly recommend to anyone going through hard times in life

absolute garbage anime. boring and episodic to boot.

I am so touched by this video the ending made me cry. I just finsihed the manga right now and I feel overwhelmed with emotions. This video perfectly sums up everything im feeling. Thank you so much I mean it 😢

リラちゃん達は笑顔が可愛い！すねてる顔は嫌だな！リラちゃんにはいつも笑顔でいて欲しい！笑顔にしたい！リラちゃん可愛いんだから。

What a beautiful video, you deserve so much more views beyond ghibli.

I am SO GLAD I discovered your channel today!!! I'm about to have the greatest cinematic experiences for the next several weeks and it feels like my birthday.❤❤❤

You know what had a strangely slice of life feel to it? The original season of Ranma 1/2. especially the filler scenes that focused on Akane's b-story more so than the original manga. As the first uncut anime I ever saw, all the way back in 1996, those moments struck me as odder than the magical transformations--there's an extended sequence of Akane and Ranma eating burgers and throwing wrappers at the trashcan, with elaborate shot compositions (a POV shot of Akane looking at her lap, another from behind one of the missed wrappers while Akane walks to it, bends down to pick it up, stands up, and then returns to her seat) and minimal cuts--but it also granted the show a grounded, palpable weight that was missing from pretty much every other animated show I had seen at the time, even the likes of BTAS. It was that portrayal of mundane, everyday life (in a show about a boy than can transform into a girl by being splashed with water), the audacity of shooting a scene as if it was live action, that initially hooked me on the medium of anime (it was not the only type I enjoyed, but it had an outsized influence on my tastes in anime, to the point that I've at times been too dismissive of more exaggerated and kinetic styles of anime like Studio Trigger's output, Yuasa's movies, and the bulk of battle shonen anime).

On watching this deeply personal and moving video on what anime means to you ,and how closely i related to it, I went to watch Elfen Lien again. I was apprehensive. When I watched Elfen Lied I was a mid-teen. And now being over a decade later I wondered if the pronounced edge would strike me as cringey and ruin the memory of a show I loved enough to make its intro my ringtone on my nokia brick phone. But no. Not only did I find Elfen Lied to be measured in it's depictions of taboos, be they depictions of violence and cruelty human hearts are capable of, or the unmastered sexual feelings of the characters not yet mentally matured enough to handle them. At it's core, dispite being a show about a fictitious human breed with implausible powers that frankly sound like they were listed out by an 11 year old on their tumbler blog (invisible, incorporeal, streachable, and entirely retractable arms that can deliver a virus andor rip metal bars apart) I found it ,more than the first time I watched it, to be a show about the deeply human need to feel belonging, and the cruelty people are capable of towards those they reject.

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commenting 4 years later because more people need to see this. beck is so special to me there was so many moments in this video where i almost cried. and i still feel like crying now. I've loved the anime and manga for so long I can't believe I missed this but I'm glad i still search beck mongolian chop squad on RUclips every now and then so I could watch it now.

Mushishi is my favourite anime and favourite manga of all time. I stumbled on it on crunchyroll of all places and it is to this day my luckiest find of a show I had never heard of before. I was immediately drawn into it especially because of its unique story telling and calm vibe. You covered perfectly well everything I love about this show. I find myself rewatching and rereading it every year and I never grow tired of it. That's how good it is.

The movie is awefull

I personally view the rebuild series as an alternate timeline to NGE and EoE

Years later and i just saw this. I've been really thinking about our future lately. If we don't nuke each other. I see us going this route or Demolition man route. We are not going to stay where we are now. Even demolition route. Cybernetics will still be a part of it. That will eventually fall apart. Towards more to this. Imo!

Beautiful video

Gurl we have the same fave episode Toys in the Attic, ref-kun dancing in space on classical music is I C O N I C

Love this show.

The moment that made me love this film was when Kumiko inspired Suneo to get on his feet both literally and symbolically with her fairytale. Not only was it a turning point for their relationship and the culmination for both of their characters (finding her feet in the world and standing up for somebody, not getting stood up for; inspiring him to fight for his dream because he gave her all his empathy, determination, and resolve to move steadily in life) -- it is also a beautiful meta-narrative statement, albeit an unintentional one. The power of dreams and stories is what propels forward not only the plot of Josee, but the entertainment industry, art, and, arguably, humanity itself. I love your essays Beyond Ghibli, they're like a good movie discussion with a friend after having it watched together :)

I never knew this movie existed. Thank you for educating me, in this moment in time it is absolutely vital for me to have some hope that the wounds between bitter enemies can ever be healed. I wish peace comes soon, and lasts long. I will never choose hate and isolation, despite what my government wants of me, and what those who fight it want as well.

Both of your videos on Cowboy Bebop are incredibly well done, insightful, and a kick in the teeth. Just like the incredible show itself. There is nothing else like it out there, nor should there be. I don't acknowledge the existence of the live action thing carrying the name of this magnificent show. Never saw it; never will. I was fortunate to catch CB during one of it's early runs on Adult Swim, sometime around when the movie came out. There I was, in my late teens, flipping through the channels like the crew of the Bebop would often do. I found it just as an episode was starting with Tank! blasting in all it's mighty splendor. The episode in question was Ballad of Fallen Angels. To say I was immediately captivated would be a serious understatement. And while it was my introduction to anime, nothing has come close to matching it. Jin Roh & Ninja Scroll comprise the rest of my own triumvirate, but with a tremendous distance between them and Bebop on it's mountain top. I completely agree with your assessment that the show is perfect as is (the movie too) and nothing more needed or should've been added. Even back then, long before the way franchises are run into the ground, dug up, and run down again: I understood that this was a complete story, a symphony, that not only didn't need any addition but would've only been diminished by addition. If only more creative types had both the talent and restraint of Watanabe-San.

Id like to point out that by the age of 25 With out Cyberization the human body has replaced all the cells that a person had at say Birth. and it's a natural progression so it's really just the Consciousness isn't it.

Nah im good, i feel like if you see one 'Happy girl slowing dying' movie youve seen them all

It's beautiful animation... Nostalgic for some reason...

In my mind, this anime can't be compared.

Personally i found this movie very weak. Animation alone is cool but overall is just medicore. It should be a series. In movie should be only one race shown at the end. Not worth to add it to collection

Jin Roh is an example of a movie that is impressively animated, but has a dreary, and depressing story that doesn't really have wide-audience appeal. And the story itself isn't even all that deep or profound like Ghost in the Shell, (which is full of Buddhist concepts). Jin Roh is a pretty straightforward romantic tragedy, that ends with an unhappy ending where the "hero" kills the woman he loves and then goes on to be a tool for the state. The uniform he wears has tons of Nazi symbolism as part of it, so it's basically like he's chosen to be the fascist tool, and that's how it ends. It's not exactly inspiring stuff that makes people want to watch it again and again. It's super-well animated, but I can't see a lot of people being like, "Hey all! For our anime movie night, lets watch Jin Roh! It'll be awesome!" It's not a fun watch, and leaves you feeling dreary and depressed afterwards.