To anyone looking today - Nerdsync's Stan Lee video will be coming out tomorrow. I'll put a link in the description and change the endcard once it's out! sorry for the confusion.
You really took a moment to make this video, but man, that Terry Pratchett video must have been in the works for a while :P (Seriously though it's going to make my day when you talk about him.)
Joseph's stand is hero man. Since Jojo stands have names based on western music, it'd be best to call it "rocket man", or keeping the hero in heroman, " Need a hero" would also be best.
@@Coaxox Because the new, popular usage of "ironic" is incorrect, and it actualy means something along the lines of "situationally improbable, and unexpected- the opposite of what you would expect" It's ironic because Teen Titans Go is supposed to be a comedy, but out of every episode of every season, the funniest part was just this guy showing up out of nowhere who doesn't belong and just saying a line.
@@pesky2119 ok looks I acknowledge that there are some show I understand defending TTG is just bland unfunny unoriginal and has no soul why defending it?
He didnt everything himself. And he didnt create many things and likely give ideas. Which still makes a lot of difference.And him supporting the comic industry that much.
Actually, that was about all Rian could do after they made Luke a failure at his Jedi Academy and then AWOL when needed desperately to fight. When the story group came up with that idea they set up what people disliked before the Force Awakens even. In theory, Luke could have found some fantastic Jedi secret that he had just mastered but then you have a super-powered solution to the First Order Problem and it still make Luke a failure at Jedi Academy.
If I remember correctly, his last cameo is in Spiderman: Far From Home. I remember it was said that he told one of the writers to "take care of his boy" after he did the cameo
@@SuperHalofan64 Young Mutants finished filming over a year ago so even though Spider Man's was the last cameo he filmed, Young Mutants might be the last one that we ever see... Although I don't remember if he has ever done an X-Men movie cameo so... Who knows...
“Do you not know that a man is not dead while his name is still spoken?” ― Terry Pratchett, Going Postal “Steal five dollars and you're a common thief. Steal thousands and you're either the government or a hero.” ― Terry Pratchett, Going Postal
I appreciate that you took an entire month to make this tribute unlike the countless other channels who shamelessly tried to cash in on his death immediately when we heard of the sad news.
That's a conceited way to look at it. Wouldn't you want to try to memorialize someone you admire as soon as possible if something like that happened? I could have easily said that Geoff was nonchalant about it waiting this long, or is only reacting because of recent Marvel News about Avengers End Game. So by your logic of judging people based on timing, literally anybody are assholes if they try to make a tribute.
@@ebbandfloatzelI think its just an alternate opinion on taking the news. I would also prefer to mourn silently too, but others might want to let it out and express their loss yet the latter can come across as insensitive because how incredibly popular Stan was and how some people would just say "one like one prayer for stan" or something. a hero's passing is never easy to get by.
I watched Heroman in Crunchy-roll back when it first aired. I loved it and it felt so American that I am still baffled that it was not aired in Cartoon Network Dubbed...
I still remember that not long after Heroman aired, a certain Disney-Pixar trailer teased a movie adaptation of a Marvel story featuring a young boy from "California with a Japanese twist" who fought crime alongside his giant white robot, I was super hype for a Heroman movie... Bear in mind that Big Hero 6 was considered a niche title for even the most hardcore and most hipster of Marvel comic fans at the time.
@@dragonbretheren Interesting! I never made that connection...(Follows down the rabbit hole) They did made changes to Hero No6 it looks nothing like the source material.
Heroman actually aired in the Philippines in a Filipino Dub, I really loved it when it aired in the Philippines when I was a kid, it was one of those animes I could never forget, last month, I actually wanted to rewatch the anime but since I was too busy, I could never get around to rewatching it, it's sad that it didn't get an american dub though ;-;
I know that this is probably a darker comment but I think it’s amazing how Stan Lee seemed so mentally sound even at his old age. He was giving speeches and walking around until the end.
*_I remember randomly running into Stan Lee at some random comic book shop. I knew who he was after a triple take and went to shake his hand. He was just there as a normal person. Great man, he got me through the 80's..._*
It's also worth stating that Stan Lee emphatically loved every one of his fans; and knew that they loved him. There are videos off the record of him just waxing poetic about how he reflects the fans appreciation and couldn't be more grateful for the people who enjoy his content - just going on and on about how wonderful the people who follow him are.
How much of that was him being in persona though? Seriously, Stan Lee created a persona that he uses in public. There's a video of him basically being a signature factory. Underneath all that personality was a tired, aging man.
@@Chrome-uc3fw Jesus dude, that's such a depressing statement. Stan Lee was the founder, heart, and biggest supporter of "SJW" culture, social activism, pushing equality in comics and using them to give a voice and powerful/inspirational figures to minorities. Comics ARE SJW culture and always have been, that's a big part of what made them so great and Stan was the cause of that. You are probably thinking about corporate exploitation and pandering, that's what most anti-SJW sentiments are directed at these days, at least in comics. Blame shallow and greedy corporate marketing departments for their pandering characters, not everyone genuinely trying to give voices to the underrepresented like Stan Lee.
I knew I wasn't the only one thinking that Stan was the RL embodiment of the Spirit of My Hero Academia. If Stan was buff he would basically be RL All Might.
@@dmua9551 I wouldn't call All Might, Stan Lee because well if the heroes of My Hero met Western Super Heroes it would be combination of disgust and disappointment from the western heroes directed at the My Hero heroes at very basic and fundamental level that can summed up like this in the first episode of Hero when that team of heroes faced off against the slime dude and Ted Kord better known as Blue Beetle a superhero with no powers in the same style as Batman faced off against Doomsday he had no chance in hell and he knew this but Doomsday had to beat Ted into a coma practically breaking every last bone in his body to stop him from fighting to protect the innocent people around him because Ted knew it was the right thing to do glory and fame are irrelevant to a western super heroes they fight for this planet and every good soul in it because they are heroes and it's the right thing to do. Stan Lee doesn't fit the mold of my hero dude fits the mold of someone like Superman he did incredible things and made us believe in the better part of humanity where as All Might just sort exists as an icon to surpass and become better than
Something I can personally say for Heroman is that in a nutshell the manga feels like it's written for western comic fans to get a taste of manga, while the anime is made to get the eastern audience into the more western storytelling. If you're new to manga (or just not a fan from what you have read) I would definitely recommend giving Heroman a read.
I don't think Heroman needs a second season, Joey's journey as a character is complete in my opinion, and I feel the last "to be continued" is there to call back to the genre of comics where stories never truly end ( think of The Incredibles ending even if it eventually got a 2nd movie )
Lee, Ditko and Kirby were creative giants as well as mad geniuses. They have changed the way Stories are told forever. Their death was a true loss and I'm not ashamed to admit that Lee's death hit me as hard as losing a family member.
I held back tears until you said "excelsior" at the end. It was a privilege to be alive during Stan lee's existence, may his teachings of compassion and dedication shape us all to be better than yesterday.
Stan Lee tried to bring a Super Sentai series called 'Sun Vulcan' to the US before Power Rangers ever happened. Not surprising, since Japan's Spider-Man could summon a giant robot.
I know this will sound cheesy but Stan Lee was my hero. He produced, alongside Jack Kriby, The Fantastic Four, my favorite superhero team. He seemed like a genuine guy, one who loved interacting with people and making them happy. And I will miss him. But his legacy shall live on. Thank you, Geoff for covering Lee. Because, to me Stan Lee had great power and used it responsibly, helping bring smiles to millions of people young and old. Excelsior.
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There was this show Stan Lee did where he was trying to have people create personas and be live action heroes, I think it was Who Wants To Be A Super Hero, and there's one part that always stuck out to me. In the opening stages where they're interviewing candidates a dude came in as Homeless Man, as a joke. Lee said that he didn't seem like super hero material and was sort of sidestepping it just being a cynical joke. That's kind of stuck with me. Stan Lee really was trying to promote heroes with what he did.
Stan Lee is not The One Above All. One Above All once appeared to look like Jack Kirby, but never like Stan Lee. Stan Lee was no god; he was the friendly neighborhood cameo man. And an all around pretty good person.
@@OriginalPiMan People often enough consider him The One Above All though :p Plus, in the MCU he might as well take the place as the One Above All seeing as Jack Kirby never made any cameos.
@@t-wave3161 I agree but to some he was more than just a friend. In the same way I call Robin Williams the cooky uncle of everyone, I consider Stan Lee as the hero of everyone.
I may have not grown up reading the comics he wrote. But even I can say, Mr. Lee is someone who's example I should follow as an artist. Never stop creating, and always give back to your followers. Maybe I should pick up reading Ultimo, and Heroman sometime just for the sake of it.
Keep in mind that what we think of as the Marvel Method isn't how that process truly went down. Furthermore, there's one step that was omitted: giving back to Lee so he can make dialogue.
The Reflection looks a lot like the Aja run on Hawkeye but with muted colors, so I was excited to see it because I constantly imagined how cool that would look with fluid animation. Ryan Johnson must have been involved in the animation, because it certainly subverted my expectations.
I was always a fan of Karakuri Doji Ultimo since I first saw it in Shonen Jump. And Heroman had some kickass op songs. Roulette is always playing in the back of my head. Rest in Peace, Stan. You were and always will be my Hero.
My fondest memory of stan lee is booting up spiderman 64 for the Nintendo 64 and hearing his introduction. Rest easy stan lee. You will never be forgotten.
I've been telling myself "I want to do something creative my whole life" for a while now as I am in my last year of college and applying university. Do you believe me that I didn't even know who Stan Lee was till this new broke out and AFTER THIS VIDEO I LOOK UP TO HIM. THIS IS NOT A FIRST I LOOK UP TO PEOPLE THAT ARE GONE. -*cough*rip Christina Grimmie *cough* Rip Stan Lee
I've been looking for content on Ultimo, seeing as I'm one of the only people with a full English set of the manga. It's truly underrated and beautiful, though not without flaws
I had no idea that Stan Lee did anything in anime and manga. Thanks for making this video. I liked hearing the Winter Soldier soundtrack as well as The Avengers theme in the background.
I’m really happy to see Ultimo getting some sort of recognition outside of the relatively small amount of people that happened to read Shonen Jump at the time. It seemed like it was in the whole vein of “Interesting Manga That No One Knew About That Should Get an Anime” for me because it was just so out there for me as a middle schooler. Props to you for covering it and props to Stan Lee for making himself look like a badass in manga form.
This was really touching. I loved Stan Lee, and seeing how willing he was to embrace all sorts of different directions and art pathways to just create.
I remember growing reading Marvel comics,watching the animated tv shows, and playing all of the video games. I later on during middle school find a copy of ultimo at the book fair. Already being a fan of manga and anime, I bought it. Cause it looked cool, and the art style was amazing to me. I fell in the love with the manga, and to this day its still one of my favorites. The moral of it and the story is super convoluted and confusing. But it takes a lot of reading and time to digest. It was just so cool to me. Thank you Stan Lee for not only fueling my love for comics, but also my love for manga and anime.
He changed the world in a way no one else managed. He made superheroes something even adults can enjoy like a child does, something that was unthinkable years ago. What he did - change the way superheroes are thought and seen in people's eyes, Something of that scope is something only the greatest of people can accomplish... rest in peace Stan the Man.
Going to Spider-verse tomorrow is gonna be hard, ay. Seeing a Spider-man movie in a world without Stan, it's just so sad he won't be with us during the premiere. During the reviews, during the new stories and during the love.
This is why I love this channel I've added so much anime to my watchlist that I didnt even know about before you covered it now I've got heroman great job man and rest in peace Stan Lee
How in the Hell have I never heard of Heroman? Also apparently the Reflection is just a comic book version of inFamous then? Because the concepts are literally the same.
I’m surprised too, and i’m REALLY fucking surprised it didn’t get a dub. And if any studio knows what’s good for em, they really should do an honorary dub to knock it out of the park for our man Stan.
Rip Stan you where a true legend who will be missed dearly. His passion and drive to creat helped full my creative side as well making my own props for cosplays that I enjoy.
I started getting into the marvel fandom right before he died. I also joined Tumblr a month or two before this recent crap...I'm starting to think I'm a jinx...
This was an excellent tribute to the great Stan Lee. Also I need to check out Heroman. Speaking of which Heroman really needs to come back to Super Robot Wars; it would mesh really well with MightGaine , Mazinger and GaoGaiGar
I have loved superheroes ever since I was a small child, and it is such an incredible thing to see how much one man could impact so many with that work. In my time in school, me and my friends went from being the nerdy outcasts to being the people who liked superheroes before it was cool. It was a weird experience, but I will forever be thankful to the man who created the characters who fueled my ascension to nerd culture. Thank you for everything Stan Lee. EXCELSIOR! I've been sitting on some story ideas for quite a while now. College, work, and my looming adult life made me feel like I had to put those off, but Stan Lee's passing made me rethink that. I thought about Stan Lee's life, and work, and it really made me want to get working on these projects. I am currently working on a story that I hope to be finished with by the time I finish my undergraduate studies in the next few years. It is a story that I will need to really study to create, because it will be about things that I have no experience with, but they are real, and I want to do them justice. My ultimate goal is to get it made into an anime, but I would also love to get it made into a manga, or even a web-comic. People like Stan Lee, Monty Oum, Leonardo Da Vinci, Corey Taylor, and others who constantly strive to create have always really inspired me, and I want to make something that means something. Wish me luck. I'm gonna need it.
Wow, what an informative video! To hear someone, let alone you, talk about Ultimo feels so rewarding to me. I have all 12 volumes of the manga, and I must agree - It IS a WILD ride. But once you read it from start to finish, a few more times, I think its premise will start to sink in. Ultimo needs an anime. But I fear there won't be anyone up for the task... Thanks for "your" reflection, and Excelsior! R.I.P. Stan Lee.
Stan Lee: I love my fans. I would not be where I am today without them. *Stan Lee spoke during a personal interview.* Me: RIP Stan (The Man) Lee you are a true living legend. Excelsior!
Wtf? I read Ultimo. I always thought the scientist dude looked familiar, but had never pieced together it was one of Stan Lee's famous cameos. I'd never known he'd co-wrote that manga. This saddens me greatly, but also pleases me greatly. Saddens me because how could I have missed it, but pleases me since it means he had an even bigger impact on my life than I'd known before. Heroman however, I knew it was his. I remember watching it and waiting so impatiently for it to release weekly. It was SO good. This video was a great look at, what I feel, is an almost criminally obscure part of Stan Lee's career. Great job!
Wow, our situation are very opposite, because i remember watching hero man only once back when i was around seven years old and instantly recognized stan lee cameo.
@@lakshaykochhar9802 Ah, no. I knew Heroman was his cameo. It was Ultimo where it escaped me. Looking back, I don't know how I couldn't tell, but I couldn't.
I really enjoyed this video, thank you for making it. I’m in the process of starting a comic studio with some people I know, and this was just the kind of motivating push I needed to get through more of the not-so-fun business work and get to the enjoyable creative work.
If you like some anime set in NA, you should check the end of season 1 for Gundam IBO! As someone who lives in Edmonton it was a trip seeing our downtown and nearby area recreated in anime form!
I never knew Stan Lee wrote Heroman which was one my favorite anime of all time and actually inspired to watch/read about superhero comics. A very roundabout but magical way of how fell in love with superheroes. Thanks Stan Lee
Wow. Hearing your passion for him is truly inspirational. I would LOVE to get to the point that I could "make any kind of art"--I would DEFINITELY choose anime.
I have a strange affection for The Reflection. I can't say that the quality of the plot/characters/animation are good for it, but it kind of has a weird charm to me and in particular I kinda wish it had focused on I-Guy since his character development was the most interesting. I haven't seem Heroman but I will probably give it a watch in the future. On the bright side of the Reflection I would highly recommend even people who don't like or want to like any aspect of the Reflection to listen to "Sky Show". Was a great theme for I-Guy and just a generally good song.
Trevor Horn did the music for the series- that guy was basically responsible for British 80's pop music, from "Video Killed the Radio Star" as a performer, on through the decade as a producer. He voices himself as the record producer in the English dub, too. Chris Braide- another producer/singer- wrote Sky Show, and then Horn rearranged and sang it. (The in-universe demo of the song is much more Horn's typical voice, with him singing much higher than normal on the main version- more like he sang with Yes for a year or two- to approximate Braide's vocal register.) If "Sky Show" is to your liking, both Horn and Braide were also part of an album made with mainly producers as the musicians, called "Made in Basing Street", with each providing lead vocals on different songs. (In particular, try "Every Single Night in Jamaica" and "Garden of Flowers" with Horn singing, and "Freeway" with Braide singing lead.) Both Braide and Horn have also done a fair bit of work with keyboardist Geoff Downes- Horn and Downes as The Buggles and in Yes, and 'Downes Braide Association' has three albums. Honestly, Horn's involvement was the only reason I *knew* about The Reflection.
To anyone looking today - Nerdsync's Stan Lee video will be coming out tomorrow. I'll put a link in the description and change the endcard once it's out! sorry for the confusion.
Mother's Basement it's okay man don't you worry about it love you man! 😘😃🌝👊
Im glad for this. Stuff like Ultimo needs to be appreciated more.
You’re friends with Scott!? Sweet!
You really took a moment to make this video, but man, that Terry Pratchett video must have been in the works for a while :P (Seriously though it's going to make my day when you talk about him.)
Mother's Basement love you man
The protagonist of Heroman is Joseph Jones, which makes him two things: An heir to Stan Lee's traditition of alitaeration, and a Jojo
Is Stan his Stand?
ScienceMe STAND LEE?!
Ore no STANDO... HEROMAN!
H: ORRAAA~
Please tell me someones going to write that fanfiction
Joseph's stand is hero man. Since Jojo stands have names based on western music, it'd be best to call it "rocket man", or keeping the hero in heroman, " Need a hero" would also be best.
"I don't care if this is a DC movie! I love cameos" Probably the best laugh I've ever gotten from Teen Titans Go, ironically
Why would that be ironically?
@@Coaxox Because people hate on newer kids shows because "their era is better"
@@Coaxox Because the new, popular usage of "ironic" is incorrect, and it actualy means something along the lines of "situationally improbable, and unexpected- the opposite of what you would expect"
It's ironic because Teen Titans Go is supposed to be a comedy, but out of every episode of every season, the funniest part was just this guy showing up out of nowhere who doesn't belong and just saying a line.
@@pesky2119 Eh, surely you jest?
@@pesky2119 ok looks I acknowledge that there are some show I understand defending TTG is just bland unfunny unoriginal and has no soul why defending it?
"I don't care that it's a DC I Just Love Camoes!" is a really nice and heart-warming line.
Almost wanted to watch it
@@BHanif1996 Heard it was actually pretty good.
It is actually kinda good, specially the references to DC, those are amazing
I guess that Stan was right...Sometimes one man can make the difference.
Nuff said.
It's 'nuff said :P
Its been done throughout history, this is nothing new...
He didnt everything himself. And he didnt create many things and likely give ideas. Which still makes a lot of difference.And him supporting the comic industry that much.
Rian Johnson made all the difference. He fucked up star wars
Actually, that was about all Rian could do after they made Luke a failure at his Jedi Academy and then AWOL when needed desperately to fight. When the story group came up with that idea they set up what people disliked before the Force Awakens even. In theory, Luke could have found some fantastic Jedi secret that he had just mastered but then you have a super-powered solution to the First Order Problem and it still make Luke a failure at Jedi Academy.
Stan Lee was a true hero. I hope he makes his last cameo in Endgame, since they already finished shooting the movie before he passed.
If I remember correctly, his last cameo is in Spiderman: Far From Home. I remember it was said that he told one of the writers to "take care of his boy" after he did the cameo
@@SuperHalofan64 ;_;
@@SuperHalofan64 Young Mutants finished filming over a year ago so even though Spider Man's was the last cameo he filmed, Young Mutants might be the last one that we ever see... Although I don't remember if he has ever done an X-Men movie cameo so... Who knows...
@@adoniscreed4031 Yes, he made cameos in most X-Men movies.
I think its fitting that spiderman is the last movie he's in, I mean he's spideys godfather after all
Stan Lee is the real life Speedwagon: perfect.
This
He didn't die a virgin though
stan lee 2018😢😭🙏💓💗💕💘💝💙💖😍😎👍✌👌👍👍
STANIME
Beat me to it.
i hate this and love this
Good one
@@scienceme9794 same
STANIME LEE
I love how clean the animation is for Hero Man. It's just so pretty to look at!
“Do you not know that a man is not dead while his name is still spoken?”
― Terry Pratchett, Going Postal
“Steal five dollars and you're a common thief. Steal thousands and you're either the government or a hero.”
― Terry Pratchett, Going Postal
Ah, great books. I'm more partial to the City Watch series myself. Samuel Vimes is an awesome character.
@@Maniacman2030But Esmeralda Weatherwax! Mortimer what great too. Oh and lets not forget Nanny Susan!
@@Maniacman2030 The supporting cast are great too, both in comedic and dramatic moments.
I have addition: "Steal millions of dollars from your employees and you're a successful capitalist."
GNU Stan Lee
Dude was the original 3D waifu.
Justin Y. Duh
Justin Y. Ur to quick at this lol
I ship it
Justin Y. Lol idk about that Justine’s the only legend commentator as far as I’m concerned 🙏
Seriously dude, you are everywhere I go on this site.
Stan Lee helped normalize fringe culture, and made outcasts mainstream. He's done so much for all of us, rest in peace old timer❤❤❤
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I appreciate that you took an entire month to make this tribute unlike the countless other channels who shamelessly tried to cash in on his death immediately when we heard of the sad news.
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That's a conceited way to look at it. Wouldn't you want to try to memorialize someone you admire as soon as possible if something like that happened? I could have easily said that Geoff was nonchalant about it waiting this long, or is only reacting because of recent Marvel News about Avengers End Game. So by your logic of judging people based on timing, literally anybody are assholes if they try to make a tribute.
@@ebbandfloatzelI think its just an alternate opinion on taking the news.
I would also prefer to mourn silently too, but others might want to let it out and express their loss
yet the latter can come across as insensitive because how incredibly popular Stan was and how some people would just say "one like one prayer for stan" or something.
a hero's passing is never easy to get by.
@darklordster ???
I watched Heroman in Crunchy-roll back when it first aired. I loved it and it felt so American that I am still baffled that it was not aired in Cartoon Network Dubbed...
I still remember that not long after Heroman aired, a certain Disney-Pixar trailer teased a movie adaptation of a Marvel story featuring a young boy from "California with a Japanese twist" who fought crime alongside his giant white robot, I was super hype for a Heroman movie... Bear in mind that Big Hero 6 was considered a niche title for even the most hardcore and most hipster of Marvel comic fans at the time.
@@dragonbretheren Interesting! I never made that connection...(Follows down the rabbit hole) They did made changes to Hero No6 it looks nothing like the source material.
Big hero 6 wasn't pixar though
Heroman actually aired in the Philippines in a Filipino Dub, I really loved it when it aired in the Philippines when I was a kid, it was one of those animes I could never forget, last month, I actually wanted to rewatch the anime but since I was too busy, I could never get around to rewatching it, it's sad that it didn't get an american dub though ;-;
Yeah, I'm still puzzled why this never got English dubbed. With some editing it'd be right at home on US TV.
This was a great video!
Hi nerdsync
Scott!!
I know that this is probably a darker comment but I think it’s amazing how Stan Lee seemed so mentally sound even at his old age. He was giving speeches and walking around until the end.
Agreed
True
The man lived life to the fullest. There's no denying that.
He actually wasn't so mentally sound. In fact, he probably did have mild dementia or something.
@@SirBlackReedsWell, as mentally sound as a man of his age could be.
*_I remember randomly running into Stan Lee at some random comic book shop. I knew who he was after a triple take and went to shake his hand. He was just there as a normal person. Great man, he got me through the 80's..._*
It's also worth stating that Stan Lee emphatically loved every one of his fans; and knew that they loved him. There are videos off the record of him just waxing poetic about how he reflects the fans appreciation and couldn't be more grateful for the people who enjoy his content - just going on and on about how wonderful the people who follow him are.
How much of that was him being in persona though? Seriously, Stan Lee created a persona that he uses in public. There's a video of him basically being a signature factory. Underneath all that personality was a tired, aging man.
“Made by Studio bones”
*Runs to my laptop and binge watch it*
was it good?
Dylan Woo I personally enjoyed it
But it wasn’t like “HOMY SHIT BUST MY BALLS” amazing
It was like a
“Oh hell yeah” amazing
so like a solid 7.5/10?
@@dylanwoo9502 yep but the ending is eh, left opened for a season 2 i wish would come but never will.
@@lostantarctica what is the title?
He made a manga with the creator of Shaman King? Why the hell haven't I heard about this before?!
Because when people think about anime they think that its gonna be shit......man are they wrong
Because most scans of the manga only have a few chapters online and it didn't help that Shounen Jump didn't promote it much
There is even a character that looks like Stan Lee who is an ageless person who looks for the fight of good vs evil
Your words Tyler are exactly what I was thinking.
@@ZenkuTheories That was a *horrible* move on their part! That's like the Louvre not promoting a statue designed by van Gogh and made by da Vinci.
Remember when All Might points his finger on the camera and shouts "You are next !" ? Well, who will be the next Stan Lee ?
Light Castle there won’t be one
No one, he should be called by his name and not Stan Lee 2.0
While he won't be called Stan lee 2.0
Someone does need to save the comic industry from the fingers of SJW culture
@@Chrome-uc3fw It's a little sad you don't see the cruel irony of what you just said.
@@Chrome-uc3fw Jesus dude, that's such a depressing statement. Stan Lee was the founder, heart, and biggest supporter of "SJW" culture, social activism, pushing equality in comics and using them to give a voice and powerful/inspirational figures to minorities. Comics ARE SJW culture and always have been, that's a big part of what made them so great and Stan was the cause of that. You are probably thinking about corporate exploitation and pandering, that's what most anti-SJW sentiments are directed at these days, at least in comics.
Blame shallow and greedy corporate marketing departments for their pandering characters, not everyone genuinely trying to give voices to the underrepresented like Stan Lee.
Finally, an analysis on the True original user of One For All
I knew I wasn't the only one thinking that Stan was the RL embodiment of the Spirit of My Hero Academia. If Stan was buff he would basically be RL All Might.
He was Mighty
In fact, he had all of said might
Really, Toshinori is just a roided up Stan Lee.
@@dmua9551 I wonder if the author would make a homage of Stan of some sorts.
@@dmua9551 I wouldn't call All Might, Stan Lee because well if the heroes of My Hero met Western Super Heroes it would be combination of disgust and disappointment from the western heroes directed at the My Hero heroes at very basic and fundamental level that can summed up like this in the first episode of Hero when that team of heroes faced off against the slime dude and Ted Kord better known as Blue Beetle a superhero with no powers in the same style as Batman faced off against Doomsday he had no chance in hell and he knew this but Doomsday had to beat Ted into a coma practically breaking every last bone in his body to stop him from fighting to protect the innocent people around him because Ted knew it was the right thing to do glory and fame are irrelevant to a western super heroes they fight for this planet and every good soul in it because they are heroes and it's the right thing to do.
Stan Lee doesn't fit the mold of my hero dude fits the mold of someone like Superman he did incredible things and made us believe in the better part of humanity where as All Might just sort exists as an icon to surpass and become better than
I almost dropped my phone because of this comment
_Than You Stan the Man,You made True Believers out of all of us._ *EXCELSIOR!*
Spiderman shattered dimensions?
Something I can personally say for Heroman is that in a nutshell the manga feels like it's written for western comic fans to get a taste of manga, while the anime is made to get the eastern audience into the more western storytelling. If you're new to manga (or just not a fan from what you have read) I would definitely recommend giving Heroman a read.
Now here's a side of Stan Lee even I didn't know about,thanks for making a video about it .😁👌
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A couple years ago I read and enjoyed Ultimo. I had no idea that Stan fricken Lee was one of the minds behind that story!
His name was on the cover, did you read it illegaly!?
I don't think Heroman needs a second season, Joey's journey as a character is complete in my opinion, and I feel the last "to be continued" is there to call back to the genre of comics where stories never truly end ( think of The Incredibles ending even if it eventually got a 2nd movie )
Yea but still I want another season cant wait till Stan Lee 2.0
I wish we didn't get a 2 minute scene to wrap up the finale though. I wish we could have gotten a more solid conclusion.
Maybe a better remake
@@mrquake7789 no the anime adaption follows the manga so there was no need for a remake.
Lee, Ditko and Kirby were creative giants as well as mad geniuses. They have changed the way Stories are told forever. Their death was a true loss and I'm not ashamed to admit that Lee's death hit me as hard as losing a family member.
I held back tears until you said "excelsior" at the end. It was a privilege to be alive during Stan lee's existence, may his teachings of compassion and dedication shape us all to be better than yesterday.
Most people didn't know this but he was a big fan of anime
@Brandon Roberts if it wasn't for him we wouldn't have my hero academia we have Stan Lee to thank for that
@@dreamingskys6250 also one punch man
@@TheXDGuy yes exactly
@Brandon Roberts the creator of the anime is a big fan of Lee and Marvel and DC
Stan Lee tried to bring a Super Sentai series called 'Sun Vulcan' to the US before Power Rangers ever happened. Not surprising, since Japan's Spider-Man could summon a giant robot.
I know this will sound cheesy but Stan Lee was my hero. He produced, alongside Jack Kriby, The Fantastic Four, my favorite superhero team. He seemed like a genuine guy, one who loved interacting with people and making them happy. And I will miss him. But his legacy shall live on. Thank you, Geoff for covering Lee. Because, to me Stan Lee had great power and used it responsibly, helping bring smiles to millions of people young and old. Excelsior.
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There was this show Stan Lee did where he was trying to have people create personas and be live action heroes, I think it was Who Wants To Be A Super Hero, and there's one part that always stuck out to me. In the opening stages where they're interviewing candidates a dude came in as Homeless Man, as a joke. Lee said that he didn't seem like super hero material and was sort of sidestepping it just being a cynical joke. That's kind of stuck with me. Stan Lee really was trying to promote heroes with what he did.
He actually didn't use it responsibly though. The man made a lot of mistakes in his life and he was notorious for bad financial decisions.
"He used that great power responsibly" love the reference
15:41 his name is Joseph Jones, now you know it's made by Stan Lee
Jojo!!!!
SONO CHI NO SADAME
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@@TheXDGuy Worst Jo.
@@SirBlackReeds FOOLS his stand is heroman
Thank you, Stan Lee! For being our hero.
I would honestly kill to see an adaptation of Ultimo listening to it.
Stan Lee was the man we needed, but not the one we deserved.
May you rule Heaven as you ruled my childhood, Mr. Lee a.k.a. The One Above All!
The god of comics
I don't think Stan wants people to look at him that way, just think of him as a friend
Stan Lee is not The One Above All. One Above All once appeared to look like Jack Kirby, but never like Stan Lee.
Stan Lee was no god; he was the friendly neighborhood cameo man. And an all around pretty good person.
@@OriginalPiMan People often enough consider him The One Above All though :p
Plus, in the MCU he might as well take the place as the One Above All seeing as Jack Kirby never made any cameos.
@@t-wave3161 I agree but to some he was more than just a friend. In the same way I call Robin Williams the cooky uncle of everyone, I consider Stan Lee as the hero of everyone.
I may have not grown up reading the comics he wrote. But even I can say, Mr. Lee is someone who's example I should follow as an artist. Never stop creating, and always give back to your followers. Maybe I should pick up reading Ultimo, and Heroman sometime just for the sake of it.
100% same. He believes what I do but he actually did it
Dude lived his life doing what he loved. Stan Lee was a Bob Ross. Just a person who was truly happy and living their dream.
“He wrote the plot outlines and characters and left the others to do the work”. So the Marvel method
Which he helped create in the first place.
Keep in mind that what we think of as the Marvel Method isn't how that process truly went down. Furthermore, there's one step that was omitted: giving back to Lee so he can make dialogue.
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The Reflection looks a lot like the Aja run on Hawkeye but with muted colors, so I was excited to see it because I constantly imagined how cool that would look with fluid animation. Ryan Johnson must have been involved in the animation, because it certainly subverted my expectations.
The legend may be dead but his legacy will live on
Only the brighter parts. The darker parts tend to get whitewashed or ignored.
I was always a fan of Karakuri Doji Ultimo since I first saw it in Shonen Jump. And Heroman had some kickass op songs. Roulette is always playing in the back of my head.
Rest in Peace, Stan. You were and always will be my Hero.
My fondest memory of stan lee is booting up spiderman 64 for the Nintendo 64 and hearing his introduction. Rest easy stan lee. You will never be forgotten.
VMarieParent Mine is seeing him in the 90s Spider-man TAS when Spider-man sees Stan Lee.
I've been telling myself "I want to do something creative my whole life" for a while now as I am in my last year of college and applying university.
Do you believe me that I didn't even know who Stan Lee was till this new broke out and AFTER THIS VIDEO I LOOK UP TO HIM. THIS IS NOT A FIRST I LOOK UP TO PEOPLE THAT ARE GONE.
-*cough*rip Christina Grimmie *cough*
Rip Stan Lee
I've been looking for content on Ultimo, seeing as I'm one of the only people with a full English set of the manga. It's truly underrated and beautiful, though not without flaws
I had no idea that Stan Lee did anything in anime and manga. Thanks for making this video. I liked hearing the Winter Soldier soundtrack as well as The Avengers theme in the background.
RIP Stan Lee. Your legacy will continue for years to come.
I’m really happy to see Ultimo getting some sort of recognition outside of the relatively small amount of people that happened to read Shonen Jump at the time. It seemed like it was in the whole vein of “Interesting Manga That No One Knew About That Should Get an Anime” for me because it was just so out there for me as a middle schooler. Props to you for covering it and props to Stan Lee for making himself look like a badass in manga form.
"I don't care if it's a d!c move, I LOVE cameos" This man was an actual god! Fite Me!
KurashiDragon DC movie*
This was really touching. I loved Stan Lee, and seeing how willing he was to embrace all sorts of different directions and art pathways to just create.
Always liked Heroman never knew it was a Stan Lee concept making me want to watch again for the cameos alone thank you very much great vid
I remember growing reading Marvel comics,watching the animated tv shows, and playing all of the video games. I later on during middle school find a copy of ultimo at the book fair. Already being a fan of manga and anime, I bought it. Cause it looked cool, and the art style was amazing to me. I fell in the love with the manga, and to this day its still one of my favorites. The moral of it and the story is super convoluted and confusing. But it takes a lot of reading and time to digest. It was just so cool to me. Thank you Stan Lee for not only fueling my love for comics, but also my love for manga and anime.
I truly believe that Stan Lee allowed heroes to flourish the way the do in all mediums today, anime included.
He changed the world in a way no one else managed. He made superheroes something even adults can enjoy like a child does, something that was unthinkable years ago. What he did - change the way superheroes are thought and seen in people's eyes, Something of that scope is something only the greatest of people can accomplish... rest in peace Stan the Man.
Man, I liked Heroman for what it was. Too bad we never got a season 2.
Going to Spider-verse tomorrow is gonna be hard, ay. Seeing a Spider-man movie in a world without Stan, it's just so sad he won't be with us during the premiere. During the reviews, during the new stories and during the love.
Don't say that, he will always be there for us and listening to the stories as long as we say his name and never forget.
Scott told me this was coming and I've been looking forward to it ever since.
I been complaining on his previous vids to put out this episode sooner
This is why I love this channel I've added so much anime to my watchlist that I didnt even know about before you covered it now I've got heroman great job man and rest in peace Stan Lee
Heroman was so American, they actually had *School Buses!*
Heroman deserved more attention.
Bryan Rollins There needs to be another season
Make a Dub, make a dub, make a dub!
Your telling me that this show never got dubbed???...dafuq?
How in the Hell have I never heard of Heroman?
Also apparently the Reflection is just a comic book version of inFamous then?
Because the concepts are literally the same.
It landed in the "kids anime" bin.
You mean Mutants, Bang Babies, Meta Humans etc.?
I’m surprised too, and i’m REALLY fucking surprised it didn’t get a dub. And if any studio knows what’s good for em, they really should do an honorary dub to knock it out of the park for our man Stan.
@@GhostOfBilly Metahumans are "the gifted ones" though. They aren't the same as mutants.
Rip Stan you where a true legend who will be missed dearly. His passion and drive to creat helped full my creative side as well making my own props for cosplays that I enjoy.
Stan Lee created some of the most iconic characters in comic history - that being proper iconic, not Ubisoft iconic
Heroman was one of the first anime I ever watched, and I rarely ever see people talk about it - super happy to hear people talk about it 😊
I started getting into the marvel fandom right before he died. I also joined Tumblr a month or two before this recent crap...I'm starting to think I'm a jinx...
Rip Jeff
But Jynx is DC
Emme The Fangirl yes you are
Could you do us a favor and join the alt-right? Thanks in advance.
Do us a favor and sub to T Series. Thx
Heroman was one of the first and amazing Anime I've been seen. Thank you for taking the time to bring such works into light!!!
This was an excellent tribute to the great Stan Lee. Also I need to check out Heroman.
Speaking of which Heroman really needs to come back to Super Robot Wars; it would mesh really well with MightGaine , Mazinger and GaoGaiGar
"It's nothing less and nothing more, there's no heady philosophy here" Rolls footage of the superhero team conceived as an allegory for social issues.
Never read the marvel comics but you have to have respect for stan for all that he has done for this artform
Awesome Vid :D I think Heroman Has officially jumped up higher on my watchlist now
Finally, someone's talking about Ultimo. I was starting to think that I made this story up in my head o.o
I have loved superheroes ever since I was a small child, and it is such an incredible thing to see how much one man could impact so many with that work. In my time in school, me and my friends went from being the nerdy outcasts to being the people who liked superheroes before it was cool. It was a weird experience, but I will forever be thankful to the man who created the characters who fueled my ascension to nerd culture. Thank you for everything Stan Lee. EXCELSIOR!
I've been sitting on some story ideas for quite a while now. College, work, and my looming adult life made me feel like I had to put those off, but Stan Lee's passing made me rethink that. I thought about Stan Lee's life, and work, and it really made me want to get working on these projects. I am currently working on a story that I hope to be finished with by the time I finish my undergraduate studies in the next few years. It is a story that I will need to really study to create, because it will be about things that I have no experience with, but they are real, and I want to do them justice. My ultimate goal is to get it made into an anime, but I would also love to get it made into a manga, or even a web-comic. People like Stan Lee, Monty Oum, Leonardo Da Vinci, Corey Taylor, and others who constantly strive to create have always really inspired me, and I want to make something that means something. Wish me luck. I'm gonna need it.
I hope this video won’t serve to remind me of The Reflection...I still go to weekly therapy to forget that madness.
R.I.P. Stanley Excel-Man
Having watched the video, it was a good tribute, nice that you didn’t sugarcoat just how bad some of that stuff was.
I’m gonna miss the man. Hoping those who own his properties like Disney, Sony, etc, do not butcher his beloved work.
Joseph Jones IS THAT A JOJO REFERENCE
Wow, what an informative video! To hear someone, let alone you, talk about Ultimo feels so rewarding to me. I have all 12 volumes of the manga, and I must agree - It IS a WILD ride. But once you read it from start to finish, a few more times, I think its premise will start to sink in. Ultimo needs an anime. But I fear there won't be anyone up for the task...
Thanks for "your" reflection, and Excelsior!
R.I.P. Stan Lee.
It strikes me really weird that no one at all talked about Stan Lee being involved an anime.
Stan Lee: I love my fans. I would not be where I am today without them.
*Stan Lee spoke during a personal interview.*
Me: RIP Stan (The Man) Lee you are a true living legend. Excelsior!
One more thing to make me love Stan Lee even more , he will be missed
Finally!! Someone who knows Heroman. Man, I watched that series while I was young, it is one my favs. Glad to hear about it from someone.
Gone, but unforgettable. Thank you Stan, Excelsior Forever!
Wtf? I read Ultimo. I always thought the scientist dude looked familiar, but had never pieced together it was one of Stan Lee's famous cameos. I'd never known he'd co-wrote that manga. This saddens me greatly, but also pleases me greatly. Saddens me because how could I have missed it, but pleases me since it means he had an even bigger impact on my life than I'd known before.
Heroman however, I knew it was his. I remember watching it and waiting so impatiently for it to release weekly. It was SO good.
This video was a great look at, what I feel, is an almost criminally obscure part of Stan Lee's career. Great job!
Wow, our situation are very opposite, because i remember watching hero man only once back when i was around seven years old and instantly recognized stan lee cameo.
@@lakshaykochhar9802 Ah, no. I knew Heroman was his cameo. It was Ultimo where it escaped me. Looking back, I don't know how I couldn't tell, but I couldn't.
@@TheVoltage2well, ultimo was entirely different case for me because i read the wikipedia so i already knew that was stan lee.
@@lakshaykochhar9802 Haha. I stumbled upon Ultimo on a manga reading site. The summary sounded good. Lol
stan lee was the hero we needed, but not the hero we deserved.
Thank you so much for this. Mr. Lee will be greatly appreciated and missed.
To be honest after being introduced to stan lee, i became more motivated to draw my own comic.
R.I.P. Stan Lee you amazing bastard may you create more awesome things from up there.
14:15 Well at least she’s safe, Stan always said he liked Gwen.
I'm so glad to hear someone talking about Heroman; I really enjoyed it when it came out but it flew under the radar for a lot of people.
Stan Lee is just a legend ❤️rest in peace!
I really enjoyed this video, thank you for making it. I’m in the process of starting a comic studio with some people I know, and this was just the kind of motivating push I needed to get through more of the not-so-fun business work and get to the enjoyable creative work.
If you like some anime set in NA, you should check the end of season 1 for Gundam IBO! As someone who lives in Edmonton it was a trip seeing our downtown and nearby area recreated in anime form!
Thank you, Basement. This truly does Stan Justice.
that's a lotta typos in the opening of this video
THAT'S A LOTTA DAMAGE!
I never knew Stan Lee wrote Heroman which was one my favorite anime of all time and actually inspired to watch/read about superhero comics. A very roundabout but magical way of how fell in love with superheroes. Thanks Stan Lee
Damnit, I thought I was done crying for Stan Lee.
Thank you for helping Scott make his video.
Wow. Hearing your passion for him is truly inspirational. I would LOVE to get to the point that I could "make any kind of art"--I would DEFINITELY choose anime.
princessthyemis what’s stopping you Lee said it best if you have an idea you think is good and are passionate about go out and do it
The concept and execution of this video. I appreciate you doing it.
I have a strange affection for The Reflection. I can't say that the quality of the plot/characters/animation are good for it, but it kind of has a weird charm to me and in particular I kinda wish it had focused on I-Guy since his character development was the most interesting. I haven't seem Heroman but I will probably give it a watch in the future.
On the bright side of the Reflection I would highly recommend even people who don't like or want to like any aspect of the Reflection to listen to "Sky Show". Was a great theme for I-Guy and just a generally good song.
Trevor Horn did the music for the series- that guy was basically responsible for British 80's pop music, from "Video Killed the Radio Star" as a performer, on through the decade as a producer. He voices himself as the record producer in the English dub, too. Chris Braide- another producer/singer- wrote Sky Show, and then Horn rearranged and sang it. (The in-universe demo of the song is much more Horn's typical voice, with him singing much higher than normal on the main version- more like he sang with Yes for a year or two- to approximate Braide's vocal register.)
If "Sky Show" is to your liking, both Horn and Braide were also part of an album made with mainly producers as the musicians, called "Made in Basing Street", with each providing lead vocals on different songs. (In particular, try "Every Single Night in Jamaica" and "Garden of Flowers" with Horn singing, and "Freeway" with Braide singing lead.) Both Braide and Horn have also done a fair bit of work with keyboardist Geoff Downes- Horn and Downes as The Buggles and in Yes, and 'Downes Braide Association' has three albums.
Honestly, Horn's involvement was the only reason I *knew* about The Reflection.
The one thing I'm gonna miss in future marvel movies, Stan Lee cameos 😢. Gonna miss ya