I’ve always just found it so bizarre. Stitch and the other film characters with their traditional Disney design stick out compared to the traditional anime design characters
Actually, it is not jarring. Anime artstyle that we know and love today was initially influenced by Walt Disney artstyle. Osamu Tezuka, The Father of the Anime, used Disney-like artstyle a lot in his anime, including Astroboy, Dororo, Triton Of The Sea, Black Jack and Kimba The White Lion. Later anime authors' artstyles were influenced by his artstyle, among the authors whose artstyle was influenced by Osamu Tezuka are Go Nagai (Devilman, Mazinger Z and Cutie Honey), Monkey Punch (Lupin III), Hayao Miyazaki (Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro), Tetsuo Hara (Fist Of The North Star), Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball), Rumiko Takahashi (Ranma ½, Urusei Yatsura and Inuyasha), Yoshihiro Togashi (Yu Yu Hakusho and Hunter x Hunter), his wife Naoko Takeuchi (Sailor Moon), CLAMP (Cardcaptor Sakura, Magic Knight Rayearth and XXXHolic), Masami Kurumada (Saint Seiya), Kentaro Miura (Berserk), Capcom (Street Fighter) and Gainax (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
@@tijanamilenkovic3425Yup, and many other series too. How Tezuka drew and wrote his manga made a huge impact on how manga and anime created by other creators. We wouldn’t even have the stuff of Kingdom Hearts even though it’s a video game franchise. There could be an anime series or movie in the works since it was announced that Disney is working on something involving it. Another thing that’s confirmed is an anime series that will be on Disney+ will be based on a mobile game called Twisted Wonderland in collaboration with Aniplex and Yana Toboso, the creator of Black Butler, who does the character designs and the story. It was only confirmed for Japan and other parts of Asia so far, but fingers crossed that it will come to the US and other parts of the world since the game is also available in English in North America and Australia.
@@tijanamilenkovic3425 Tezuka even did manga adaptations of Walt Disney's Pinocchio and Bambi in the 1950s. I just found out about these a few weeks ago. I wrote a more detailed comment elsewhere on this video.
Although I never hated the Stitch anime. It never sat right with me how Lilo and stitches Journey together ended. Even when I was that young. It's like Pikachu getting a new trainer. No answer you could give me will ever make it feel right.
I thought it was progressive. Disney force feeds us all these happy endings and false expectations... but Lilo ditching Stitch for a boy sits right. She grew up.
@@Brandebury When a whole franchise builds it's entire foundation on the theme of family and not leaving someone behind and then doing that, kills the message. And the reason for not talking is just plain stupid, Nani needed help with her baby so calling your closest friend in the world was off the table, or contacting Jumba or plekli or the council woman. It seemed as though Lilo didn't even try and just gave up. It wasn't even an organic spilt like drifting apart they just missed one meeting and then proceeded to not speak to each other for I'm assuming is 10 to 15 years.
Personally, I consider the Japanese and Chinese shows to be alternate universes, simply because it just doesn't sit right with me that Lilo and Stitch would ever grow apart like that. They can make as many Stitch spinoff shows as they want and they can keep on changing what country he lives in and who his human companion is, but he never left Lilo or Hawaii in the primary canon. That's how I like to think of it, anyway.
Totally - I was surprised that they didn't lean harder into the alternate universe angle! Jumba even throws this out as an outcome of going through the black hole, but then no mention of it afterwards.
To be fair, We Americans have a tendency to borrow and alter Japanese franchises to fit our perspective of things. Godzilla, Golion/Voltron, *Transformers?* Shouldn't the reverse be true as well?
@@frankspick7544 Wrong. TakaraTomy created two robot toys, Microman & Diaclone. In the 80's, a businessman from hasbro got the rights to them, and put the two franchises together.
@@jefferyquick3280 Don't forget Tonka's GoBots. The adaptation of a Bandai Transforming Robot Toyline which actually came to market here 1st. It was somewhat popular but because Tonka never had the marketing money Hasbro had, it kinda fell off.
Stitch being ditched by Lilo because she got a boyfriend was the dumbest throw away two sentence explanation at the start of any show as to why the show was happening
And the worst part is that they had Lilo have a daughter now! Why couldn't she have been Stitch's new pal instead of some random anime protagonist girl and have her, like, study abroad in a Japanese school and Lilo entrusts her to his, Jumba's and Pleakley's care? That way Stitch and company could still have adventures set in Japan without having to break up the core ohana theme?
It's strange that the Japanese part of the series was not shown in the United States, but it was shown in Europe and it was dubbed in Finnish and Swedish, for example. In any case, it was a shocking and heartbreaking episode where Stitch mistook that a girl he met in Japan is Lilo, but at the end of the episode it is revealed that she is daughter of Lilo who has now grown up.
Season 1 & 2 feel the most legit in being more or less an AU where Stitch landed in the Ryukyu Islands instead and focuses more on Okinawan folklore than the experiments. ...but season 3 is so goofy and bombastic, and the english dub nears PG Ghost Story levels of tounge in cheek that I just have a huge soft spot for it, even if it feels the most brand and fan-service driven. And yeah, I do like seeing more experiments, old and new.
If the anime stayed a separate continuity, i would have been fine with that but to totally destory the relationship between Lilo and Stitch at all is where i have problems.
@leoultimaupgraded9914 Problem is that Lilo does appear later in the anime and apparently it was a misunderstanding. This makes it worse for all of Stitch's cousins because they reverted back to being evil with no explanation why.
Something that also didn't make sense was how the other experiments would hide their second pair of arms like Stitch. It would make sense if they started to do so after being in human society for awhile and wanted to 'fit in' better like Stitch but they materialize like that.
i know they established as far back as the first movie that stitch actually can speak coherently, but for what i can remember of the movies and the US show, he usually just...didn't? so him doing it so much in this series is...off-putting lmao also why were they all roasting pleakley like that 💀
20:21 This version also included several totally original experiments that weren't ever seen in the Western series. But they weren't probably even listed in that big catalogue during the credits of Leroy & Stitch.😉
part of me would've really loved to see Chris Sanders, David Ogden Stiers, Kevin McDonald, Kevin Michael Richardson, Rob Paulsen and Jeff Bennett to reprise their respective roles for this anime.
If they actually dubbed the show with the intention of being aired in the US (they were dubbed by Bang Zoom to be aired in Australia), Disney MIGHT have gotten a few of their original voices back. But the dub for this show was such a low budget afterthought on Disney's end that they just got what they could.
@@Essu_That's not the reason why. For one, Chris Sanders was working on the first _How to Train Your Dragon_ film at DreamWorks Animation at the time the English dub started being worked on. Two, they didn't skimp on voice talent, they just got an outside voice studio with experience in anime dubbing (Studiopolis). Among these talents is Ben Diskin, who you may recognize as Nigel Uno/Numbuh One and Hoagie P. Gilligan Jr./Numbuh Two in _Codename: Kids Next Door_ or Heida in _Aggretsuko,_ as the English dub voice of Stitch.
I remember telling my brother about this. He was pretty into Disney stuff. Meanwhile I have always absolutely hated Disney, but loved Anime. He had NO idea about it. It was funny telling him all about it.😂
I was always a fan of this series and thought it was pretty underrated, it helped that I started watching it during a time where I was on a big "Lilo and Stitch" phase and was ready eat up whatever I could from it, and I thought as more experiments started showing up, the better it got for me, especially when the more evil experiments started showing up, 627/Evile's grand return arguably giving him a bit more character and even giving him a way to talk, Cyber or Zero was crazy and it was cool that some were essentially from Jumba's past coming back to haunt him (Cyber/Zero being a precursor to the numbered experiements and Delia being an old business partner creating her own experiment, Dark End), and I also just really liked Dark End, they're adorable, polite and extremely dangerous, making a fool out of everything in their path, and feeling pretty intimidating when those extra arms come out, and then seeing Stitch essentially go Super Saiyan on them, IDK, maybe I was just more into living in the moment with it, but I just really had fun with it. Wishful thinking that the Asian Stitch series will ever make it to the US Disney + but I suppose anything is possible
6:52 His name wasn't actually "Reuben" before Lilo gave him that name in the movie Leroy & Stitch, which is widely considered the finale of the Lilo & Stitch saga. Before that, he was simply called Experiment 625, just like Stitch used to be Experiment 626 before meeting with Lilo.🤔🥪
Your wrong. The REUNION BETWEEN STITCH AND LILO IS A LOT MORE SADDER THEN YOU REALIZE! I’ll explain it. Lilo was accepted into space academy in space becoming the first ever earthling to attend( that’s the reason of 4 years. However as soon as Lilo returned her older sister immediately went into labor. Lilo had to choose between the TWO FAMILY MEMBERS SHE REALLY CARES ABOUT! She had faith that stitch would understand. After being too late stitch took it as a betrayal and that did a reboot of his system which lead to the chase we see at the beginning of Stitch! Because stitch wasn’t there Lilo took it as a betrayal as well. And eventually had a daughter herself. Lilo’s daughter knows stitch is real although Lilo deny it because it is too painful for her. You can see they make up at the end and promises another reunion. 2 years later yuna, blinkly and Jumba travel to Japan and surprise Lilo as she becomes the first ever earthling to join the space force. And you won’t believe who told them. Gantu
And just to add on; is it me, or did they seemingly borrow A LOT from 'My Neighbor Totoro' for this series as well? Yuna even LOOKS almost exactly like Mei! =)
I remember watching this as a kid and I was just very invested but then it stopped being aired. It feels like a fever dream tbh. I thought I was tripping back then because I was like: where tf is Lilo???
Studio Mad House. The same Studio Mad House that worked on the Hellsing/Hellsing Ultimate anime? *THAT* Studio Mad House? That means this studio is the thin line connecting "O Hana means family" from the first Stitch movie and "Bitches loves cannons" from Hellsing Abridged together and I am here for it.
I was peripherally aware of the spinoffs here, but I no idea there was such deep lore on the Galactic Federation and its enemies or some hilarious looking meta Disney park episodes. I actually want to watch this now.
Jusy the English dub od planet of sand is lost, you can fund the the rest English dubbed online if no where to look, I know a anime site were you can watch it all, it's just a site to watch in eng or Japanese, no download available on site
Another upsetting thing is Gantu and Reuben being bad guys again. Like, Leroy & Stitch gave them both wonderful redemption arcs and had Gantu, established as being not really that bad of a guy deep down, finally having had enough of Hamsterviel's mistreatment, and Reuben finding his place in the ohana as an official "cousin". And it's all wiped away in a contrived twist. Really, it would have been a much better dynamic to have Gantu be a recurring ally instead but one who hardly gets along with Stitch due to their past history, while Hamsterviel's henchmen are now a reactivated 627 and the previously unseen 628.
(In the tune of 'Lilo and Stich the Series' theme song.) Hey, what the!? Well what do ya know? Other Vault is talking about Stich's show! Come and watch it, you'll enjoy it so! Come on and enjoy the show! "Tiki Baba!" Come on and enjoy the show! "Ahahaha!" Come on and enjoy the show! "CHOMP... bye!"
Being one of the first children's audiences to see Stitch debut on Disney XD, I can confirm the major flaw was the show's syndication--Disney's bright decision. With its time slot conflicting with school hours every weekday at 8:30am, not the weekend, the anime never stood much in the company's blessing. In fact, most of Asia's culture doesn't meet on good terms with Disney, e.g., Turning Red, Mulan, Raya and the Last Dragon, etc. And, you're right, the Mouse has this nasty habit of sabotaging their own IP to maintain a status quo; look at how The Rescuers' sequel turned out--and that was peak quality.
Question 🙋♀️ please 🙏, I wonder 💭 if there’s any episodes where bad things happened to Jessica’s hair including getting cut, having her hair down and losing her pink bow, having her bow getting grabbed or what? Do you know?
To be fair stitch already is like was already a Japanese mascotton incarnate and if you know anything about Japanese people you make a really cool mascot that's also very very cute that's it that's all you need everything else can be absolutely trash but you got that mascot they're going to love it they don't eat it right up if that mascot is on point
19:49 That girl with glasses Dolores (aka Toyoda in the original Japanese version) who befriends with Yuna is really likable and tolerable characters in this anime spinoff version of Stitch.
If only there was a new lilo and stitch tv series that takes place after leroy and stitch and it reveals that all these other spinoff series were infact kinda canon. As in something happened to our stitch and he got cloned, but because the clone was a failure; was sent back to earth and landed in another part of the world, with some memories of our stitch. This would confirm they are kinda canon and not; however the cameo of lilo in the japanese spinoff is hard to ignore or write around without sounding like a stretch. You could say that lilo was actually a spy sent by the bad guy who was cloning stitch to check up on him, pretending to be lilo to make sure he stays there and his fragmented memories would accept it. But then you have pleakly, jumba, gantu and hamsterwheel around; so unless they are imposters/spies themselves, it's hard to write around that. (Even if they were revealed to be spies, it'll sound pretty forced)
Another Japanese anime that in its mission to appeal to the Japanese audience completely misses the point of the American original "cough" powerpuff girls "cough ".
I've always interpreted as Lilo meets missing the beach happened like a few hours before the beginning of the anime where they go to the black hole and get time warped for a few years I mean Lila was not the one having the kid and that kid is like at least 6 all I'm saying is Lilo could try to contact him like and explain everything like the morning after you'd probably have to get access to Copa bubbles because Stitch had the red Ship at the time by the time she could get anything that would be able to contact him in deep space Jumba and Stitch were probably in the black hole
"I'll never forgive the Japanese for gatekeeping exclusive content from us.....wait" *_realises that Japan was an isolated country that's not as used to opening up as much as the others....that sounded weirdly lewd....i should stop thinking..._*
Bruh, this show did Lilo dirty AF. They could have just had Lilo and Stitch move to Japan, have Lilo be the wacky mentor for the karateka but noooooooo....
Ah Japan… never change. It was quite a humorous and bizarre fork for the famed blue furred extraterrestrial, each with their unintentional hilarious moments. But on another note, it was quite a surprise to listen to home hit tunes and get to know some artists (The Pillows did one with Rodeo Star Mate). The 2010s were such a wild ride, and even wilder since the English dub got to Australia first back in the day.
In the english dub they throw in a line about him being dishonorably discharged for bad karaoke. In the original Japanese script there just isn't an explanation. Personally I take it as a sign that the first two seasons weren't intended to be a continuation, and the idea to try and tie it into the Lilo & Stitch continuity was a 3rd season thing.
After the Lilo & stitch China I could have seen them go crazy with this! How about a a L&S Africa and L&S France LOL. But what we got looks cute as heck!
I remember watching this one growing up in the UK, i thought it was pretty great at the time. Didn't realize it was an anime until later and i did know what anime was at the time too lol.
putting a show on Disney XD is basically a death sentence....So many good shows were banished to that channel and many more obscure good ones remained as such. I actually loved Kick Buttowski. Was an interesting series and Randy cunningham. They were decent shows.
Timeline: Original Lilo & Stitch: 2002/2003. Stitch and Lilo Break Apart: 2014/2015. Stitch & Ai: 2016 Stitch!: Somewhere around 2022-2027. Yes, the Stitch! anime is set NOW-ish. If Disney America pulled it because they wanted to release it in America in the year when it's actually set? You could justify that any day now, guys.
I’ve always just found it so bizarre. Stitch and the other film characters with their traditional Disney design stick out compared to the traditional anime design characters
Yup - it's very jarring at first, but I kinda got used to it a few episodes in.
Actually, it is not jarring. Anime artstyle that we know and love today was initially influenced by Walt Disney artstyle. Osamu Tezuka, The Father of the Anime, used Disney-like artstyle a lot in his anime, including Astroboy, Dororo, Triton Of The Sea, Black Jack and Kimba The White Lion. Later anime authors' artstyles were influenced by his artstyle, among the authors whose artstyle was influenced by Osamu Tezuka are Go Nagai (Devilman, Mazinger Z and Cutie Honey), Monkey Punch (Lupin III), Hayao Miyazaki (Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro), Tetsuo Hara (Fist Of The North Star), Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball), Rumiko Takahashi (Ranma ½, Urusei Yatsura and Inuyasha), Yoshihiro Togashi (Yu Yu Hakusho and Hunter x Hunter), his wife Naoko Takeuchi (Sailor Moon), CLAMP (Cardcaptor Sakura, Magic Knight Rayearth and XXXHolic), Masami Kurumada (Saint Seiya), Kentaro Miura (Berserk), Capcom (Street Fighter) and Gainax (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
@@tijanamilenkovic3425Yup, and many other series too. How Tezuka drew and wrote his manga made a huge impact on how manga and anime created by other creators. We wouldn’t even have the stuff of Kingdom Hearts even though it’s a video game franchise. There could be an anime series or movie in the works since it was announced that Disney is working on something involving it. Another thing that’s confirmed is an anime series that will be on Disney+ will be based on a mobile game called Twisted Wonderland in collaboration with Aniplex and Yana Toboso, the creator of Black Butler, who does the character designs and the story. It was only confirmed for Japan and other parts of Asia so far, but fingers crossed that it will come to the US and other parts of the world since the game is also available in English in North America and Australia.
@@tijanamilenkovic3425 Bruh you know what he means, you didn’t have to write out an entire paragraph to justify an out of place style
@@tijanamilenkovic3425 Tezuka even did manga adaptations of Walt Disney's Pinocchio and Bambi in the 1950s. I just found out about these a few weeks ago. I wrote a more detailed comment elsewhere on this video.
Although I never hated the Stitch anime. It never sat right with me how Lilo and stitches Journey together ended. Even when I was that young. It's like Pikachu getting a new trainer. No answer you could give me will ever make it feel right.
I thought it was progressive. Disney force feeds us all these happy endings and false expectations... but Lilo ditching Stitch for a boy sits right. She grew up.
@@Brandebury When a whole franchise builds it's entire foundation on the theme of family and not leaving someone behind and then doing that, kills the message. And the reason for not talking is just plain stupid, Nani needed help with her baby so calling your closest friend in the world was off the table, or contacting Jumba or plekli or the council woman. It seemed as though Lilo didn't even try and just gave up. It wasn't even an organic spilt like drifting apart they just missed one meeting and then proceeded to not speak to each other for I'm assuming is 10 to 15 years.
@@langadube9611yeah but there’s also nothing wrong with stitch seeing more of the world
@@gracekim1998 When did I say Stitch couldn't travel or have his own adventures.
@@langadube9611am I not allowed to make a point about something?🤷♀️
It's uncanny for me to hear Stitch talk in one coherent sentences in this anime
For real! It was pretty wild how much dialogue they gave him by the end of the series.
@@theothervaulti think it goes to show how his speech has evolved over time to be more understandable
...Same e_o
Voiced by Ben Diskin, aka JOSEPH JOESTAR of all people.
I can never unsee it.
Personally, I consider the Japanese and Chinese shows to be alternate universes, simply because it just doesn't sit right with me that Lilo and Stitch would ever grow apart like that. They can make as many Stitch spinoff shows as they want and they can keep on changing what country he lives in and who his human companion is, but he never left Lilo or Hawaii in the primary canon. That's how I like to think of it, anyway.
Totally - I was surprised that they didn't lean harder into the alternate universe angle! Jumba even throws this out as an outcome of going through the black hole, but then no mention of it afterwards.
Black hole?
To be fair, We Americans have a tendency to borrow and alter Japanese franchises to fit our perspective of things. Godzilla, Golion/Voltron, *Transformers?*
Shouldn't the reverse be true as well?
Totally! Just super interesting and rarer when the reverse happens with a company like Disney, that's notoriously protective of their IP.
hold on transformers was a american creation. And japan was the one who altered it.
@@frankspick7544 Wrong. TakaraTomy created two robot toys, Microman & Diaclone. In the 80's, a businessman from hasbro got the rights to them, and put the two franchises together.
@@jefferyquick3280 Don't forget Tonka's GoBots. The adaptation of a Bandai Transforming Robot Toyline which actually came to market here 1st. It was somewhat popular but because Tonka never had the marketing money Hasbro had, it kinda fell off.
Stitch being ditched by Lilo because she got a boyfriend was the dumbest throw away two sentence explanation at the start of any show as to why the show was happening
I can imagine a couple of people who stopped watching after hearing that lol
And the worst part is that they had Lilo have a daughter now! Why couldn't she have been Stitch's new pal instead of some random anime protagonist girl and have her, like, study abroad in a Japanese school and Lilo entrusts her to his, Jumba's and Pleakley's care? That way Stitch and company could still have adventures set in Japan without having to break up the core ohana theme?
It's strange that the Japanese part of the series was not shown in the United States, but it was shown in Europe and it was dubbed in Finnish and Swedish, for example. In any case, it was a shocking and heartbreaking episode where Stitch mistook that a girl he met in Japan is Lilo, but at the end of the episode it is revealed that she is daughter of Lilo who has now grown up.
Honestly, the Chinese series actually plays that out better with Stitch having a reason not to involve Lilo due to other forces involved
I cried when i seen that scene growing up with the franchise
What’s interesting about that is: it means Lilo as a kid, her mother as a kid AND her daughter all look alike 😅
@@gracekim1998 Welcome to genetics?
Ahhh... The 3 Caballeros. Unironically one of my favorite childhood Disney films.
Definitely an underrated classic
"Oh no, Im a midget! You! You're a midget too!"
As a kid from 2009, I always found it confusing how and why stitch suddenly turned from being an alien of Hawaii, to a folkloric creature of Okinawa.
Lilo couldnt meet stitch because nani was having a baby but doesnt stitch live with nani?? Wouldnt he know??
Truth! It's all a pretty flimsy explanation.
They litterally promised to meet at the beach when she got back from college…
Season 1 & 2 feel the most legit in being more or less an AU where Stitch landed in the Ryukyu Islands instead and focuses more on Okinawan folklore than the experiments.
...but season 3 is so goofy and bombastic, and the english dub nears PG Ghost Story levels of tounge in cheek that I just have a huge soft spot for it, even if it feels the most brand and fan-service driven.
And yeah, I do like seeing more experiments, old and new.
Buried? I'd say this one is pretty well known. Stitch and Ai is pretty obscure still
It's less well known than you'd expect!
If the anime stayed a separate continuity, i would have been fine with that but to totally destory the relationship between Lilo and Stitch at all is where i have problems.
I think it does if you ignore the dub saying Lilo neglected Stitch for her boyfriend
@leoultimaupgraded9914 Problem is that Lilo does appear later in the anime and apparently it was a misunderstanding.
This makes it worse for all of Stitch's cousins because they reverted back to being evil with no explanation why.
I think it was a separate continuity in the original Japanese, but the English dub changed that because of that one episode later on.
Stitch's crush.... who was also his 'cousin'. All the experiments were referred to as being cousins.
Jumba was definitely up to some weird stuff...
Yeah it took me a while to realise how BIZARRE that sounds 😳
Something that also didn't make sense was how the other experiments would hide their second pair of arms like Stitch. It would make sense if they started to do so after being in human society for awhile and wanted to 'fit in' better like Stitch but they materialize like that.
That's international cartoons for ya. They can get strange.
Do you even remember that everyone in Hawaii call each other cousin? It’s like how in japan people will call each other nakama
Pretty amazing such a canon part of L&S is almost unheard of
True story! Shocked that Disney didn't release this when multiverse madness was at its peak.
The fact it’s mad house blows my mind like there very well might be people who worked on this and hunter x hunter is insane to me
SO TRUE
And madhouse also made two sonic short animations (Sonic Frontiers: Divergence and Sonic Superstars: Trio of Trouble)
There's also a second spin-off called Stitch & Ai, it was made for the Chinese market.
Focusing on that one next!
@@theothervault I never thought I'd say this, but I'm actually really looking forward to this.
@@theothervaultah I’ve been curious as to what happened to that one as I haven’t seen but heard about it from TH-cam
16:07 "I would flip you off, if I had any fingers."🤣
Lilo and Stitch was my favorite Disney film if Stitch had an anime which this can be perfect for a Kingdom Hearts anime series
i can't believe there was a stitch anime (that was in english!!!) that i never heard about after being a fan of stitch since day 1!
Crazy right?!
19:55 ... Never did I think I would hear the "Edna Mode" accent (described by Brad Bird as German-Japanese) outside the Incredibles franchise.
I do think that they should've advertised it as a what if story rather than adding in that line about Lilo growing up.
i know they established as far back as the first movie that stitch actually can speak coherently, but for what i can remember of the movies and the US show, he usually just...didn't? so him doing it so much in this series is...off-putting lmao
also why were they all roasting pleakley like that 💀
20:21 This version also included several totally original experiments that weren't ever seen in the Western series. But they weren't probably even listed in that big catalogue during the credits of Leroy & Stitch.😉
part of me would've really loved to see Chris Sanders, David Ogden Stiers, Kevin McDonald, Kevin Michael Richardson, Rob Paulsen and Jeff Bennett to reprise their respective roles for this anime.
If they actually dubbed the show with the intention of being aired in the US (they were dubbed by Bang Zoom to be aired in Australia), Disney MIGHT have gotten a few of their original voices back.
But the dub for this show was such a low budget afterthought on Disney's end that they just got what they could.
@@Essu_ wait! you mean to tell me that Disney was too cheap for JEFF BENNETT?!!!
@@Essu_That's not the reason why. For one, Chris Sanders was working on the first _How to Train Your Dragon_ film at DreamWorks Animation at the time the English dub started being worked on. Two, they didn't skimp on voice talent, they just got an outside voice studio with experience in anime dubbing (Studiopolis). Among these talents is Ben Diskin, who you may recognize as Nigel Uno/Numbuh One and Hoagie P. Gilligan Jr./Numbuh Two in _Codename: Kids Next Door_ or Heida in _Aggretsuko,_ as the English dub voice of Stitch.
It's also completely dubbed in English to, but it's hard to find all in English, I found and watched all 3 seasons in eng online
Fem stitch existing when she was made for the movie feels a slap in the face
6:15 "Or…?"
"Or forgotten. I know. I know. I hate it when you use O’hana against me."😠
Anytime I'm reminded of this version of stitch I'm reminded of the PPG anime lol
13:33 guess he's down this the king of rock n roll and the king of pop I LOVE IT
I remember telling my brother about this. He was pretty into Disney stuff. Meanwhile I have always absolutely hated Disney, but loved Anime. He had NO idea about it. It was funny telling him all about it.😂
I was always a fan of this series and thought it was pretty underrated, it helped that I started watching it during a time where I was on a big "Lilo and Stitch" phase and was ready eat up whatever I could from it, and I thought as more experiments started showing up, the better it got for me, especially when the more evil experiments started showing up, 627/Evile's grand return arguably giving him a bit more character and even giving him a way to talk, Cyber or Zero was crazy and it was cool that some were essentially from Jumba's past coming back to haunt him (Cyber/Zero being a precursor to the numbered experiements and Delia being an old business partner creating her own experiment, Dark End), and I also just really liked Dark End, they're adorable, polite and extremely dangerous, making a fool out of everything in their path, and feeling pretty intimidating when those extra arms come out, and then seeing Stitch essentially go Super Saiyan on them, IDK, maybe I was just more into living in the moment with it, but I just really had fun with it. Wishful thinking that the Asian Stitch series will ever make it to the US Disney + but I suppose anything is possible
Oh I agree - there's definitely a whole of fun to be had with this series! Especially if you view it as its own thing.
I am upset because one of my favorite childhood animes, Stitch!, did not get popular in America.
At least one thing the stitch anime gets right stitch is still absolutely adorb 😊
6:52 His name wasn't actually "Reuben" before Lilo gave him that name in the movie Leroy & Stitch, which is widely considered the finale of the Lilo & Stitch saga. Before that, he was simply called Experiment 625, just like Stitch used to be Experiment 626 before meeting with Lilo.🤔🥪
Your wrong. The REUNION BETWEEN STITCH AND LILO IS A LOT MORE SADDER THEN YOU REALIZE!
I’ll explain it.
Lilo was accepted into space academy in space becoming the first ever earthling to attend( that’s the reason of 4 years. However as soon as Lilo returned her older sister immediately went into labor. Lilo had to choose between the TWO FAMILY MEMBERS SHE REALLY CARES ABOUT! She had faith that stitch would understand. After being too late stitch took it as a betrayal and that did a reboot of his system which lead to the chase we see at the beginning of Stitch!
Because stitch wasn’t there Lilo took it as a betrayal as well. And eventually had a daughter herself. Lilo’s daughter knows stitch is real although Lilo deny it because it is too painful for her. You can see they make up at the end and promises another reunion.
2 years later yuna, blinkly and Jumba travel to Japan and surprise Lilo as she becomes the first ever earthling to join the space force. And you won’t believe who told them. Gantu
As someone else pointed out, wouldn’t Stitch know that Nani was going to have a baby? He lived with her.
And just to add on; is it me, or did they seemingly borrow A LOT from 'My Neighbor Totoro' for this series as well? Yuna even LOOKS almost exactly like Mei! =)
Illuminating!! Hope to see more...Thanks for showing how!
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I remember watching this as a kid and I was just very invested but then it stopped being aired.
It feels like a fever dream tbh. I thought I was tripping back then because I was like: where tf is Lilo???
Studio Mad House.
The same Studio Mad House that worked on the Hellsing/Hellsing Ultimate anime?
*THAT* Studio Mad House?
That means this studio is the thin line connecting "O Hana means family" from the first Stitch movie and "Bitches loves cannons" from Hellsing Abridged together and I am here for it.
Loved this video. Can’t wait for Stitch & Ai
So gald you enjoyed it!
I was peripherally aware of the spinoffs here, but I no idea there was such deep lore on the Galactic Federation and its enemies or some hilarious looking meta Disney park episodes. I actually want to watch this now.
Definitely worth checking out! There are some really fun episodes.
Whoa so not all of Stitch! was dubbed 🤔 intriguing
I believe everything was officially dubbed, but the english version of Stitch and the Planet of Sand has been lost.
Oh dang 😢 well maybe it will show up? That tends to happen with lost media😅
Jusy the English dub od planet of sand is lost, you can fund the the rest English dubbed online if no where to look, I know a anime site were you can watch it all, it's just a site to watch in eng or Japanese, no download available on site
Another upsetting thing is Gantu and Reuben being bad guys again. Like, Leroy & Stitch gave them both wonderful redemption arcs and had Gantu, established as being not really that bad of a guy deep down, finally having had enough of Hamsterviel's mistreatment, and Reuben finding his place in the ohana as an official "cousin".
And it's all wiped away in a contrived twist. Really, it would have been a much better dynamic to have Gantu be a recurring ally instead but one who hardly gets along with Stitch due to their past history, while Hamsterviel's henchmen are now a reactivated 627 and the previously unseen 628.
(In the tune of 'Lilo and Stich the Series' theme song.)
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Love it
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There are fans, wanting Gargoyles back, Disney isn't interested
I got recommended a video and went into a rabbit hole and saw we always had a grown up lilo
18:20 How to make a scenery feel tropical and "Hawaii-esque"? Just add some random palm trees.😉🌴
Being one of the first children's audiences to see Stitch debut on Disney XD, I can confirm the major flaw was the show's syndication--Disney's bright decision. With its time slot conflicting with school hours every weekday at 8:30am, not the weekend, the anime never stood much in the company's blessing. In fact, most of Asia's culture doesn't meet on good terms with Disney, e.g., Turning Red, Mulan, Raya and the Last Dragon, etc. And, you're right, the Mouse has this nasty habit of sabotaging their own IP to maintain a status quo; look at how The Rescuers' sequel turned out--and that was peak quality.
Question 🙋♀️ please 🙏, I wonder 💭 if there’s any episodes where bad things happened to Jessica’s hair including getting cut, having her hair down and losing her pink bow, having her bow getting grabbed or what? Do you know?
To be fair stitch already is like was already a Japanese mascotton incarnate and if you know anything about Japanese people you make a really cool mascot that's also very very cute that's it that's all you need everything else can be absolutely trash but you got that mascot they're going to love it they don't eat it right up if that mascot is on point
The Disney-fied precursor to Pokemon Horizons.
That basically sums it up.
@@Princess_-gp3ep Yep.
19:49 That girl with glasses Dolores (aka Toyoda in the original Japanese version) who befriends with Yuna is really likable and tolerable characters in this anime spinoff version of Stitch.
If only there was a new lilo and stitch tv series that takes place after leroy and stitch and it reveals that all these other spinoff series were infact kinda canon. As in something happened to our stitch and he got cloned, but because the clone was a failure; was sent back to earth and landed in another part of the world, with some memories of our stitch.
This would confirm they are kinda canon and not; however the cameo of lilo in the japanese spinoff is hard to ignore or write around without sounding like a stretch. You could say that lilo was actually a spy sent by the bad guy who was cloning stitch to check up on him, pretending to be lilo to make sure he stays there and his fragmented memories would accept it. But then you have pleakly, jumba, gantu and hamsterwheel around; so unless they are imposters/spies themselves, it's hard to write around that. (Even if they were revealed to be spies, it'll sound pretty forced)
25:43 Aww, Baby Mine from Dumbo.
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Another Japanese anime that in its mission to appeal to the Japanese audience completely misses the point of the American original "cough" powerpuff girls "cough ".
Accurate
at least the anime version of the Powerpuff Girls is much better than the reboot they made.
@@xnrosaigaming facts
Don't diss Z like that. It wasn't perfect but at least it isn't the reboot.
@@greenstarlover1 like I said in my last comment, facts
To be honest, this being all over the place, isn’t surprising to see the intro being the way it is
**"But wait, there's more" in anime*
I've always interpreted as Lilo meets missing the beach happened like a few hours before the beginning of the anime where they go to the black hole and get time warped for a few years I mean Lila was not the one having the kid and that kid is like at least 6 all I'm saying is Lilo could try to contact him like and explain everything like the morning after you'd probably have to get access to Copa bubbles because Stitch had the red Ship at the time by the time she could get anything that would be able to contact him in deep space Jumba and Stitch were probably in the black hole
There's a comic called Stitch and the samurai
"I'll never forgive the Japanese for gatekeeping exclusive content from us.....wait"
*_realises that Japan was an isolated country that's not as used to opening up as much as the others....that sounded weirdly lewd....i should stop thinking..._*
Disney being the gatekeeper is what makes it so wild, though!
20:00 Is that Brad Bird or someone doing an impression 😂😂😂
Bruh, this show did Lilo dirty AF. They could have just had Lilo and Stitch move to Japan, have Lilo be the wacky mentor for the karateka but noooooooo....
It's interesting hearing Gantu voiced by Hawkmoth ngl. xD
2:50 And to think that Don Rosa, the Duck Maestro from Kentucky, made an "official" sequel to this in comic form!😅
Ah Japan… never change. It was quite a humorous and bizarre fork for the famed blue furred extraterrestrial, each with their unintentional hilarious moments. But on another note, it was quite a surprise to listen to home hit tunes and get to know some artists (The Pillows did one with Rodeo Star Mate). The 2010s were such a wild ride, and even wilder since the English dub got to Australia first back in the day.
Why is Gantu a villain again? I thought he redeemed himself
This definitely plays fast and loose with previous Lilo & Stitch canon.
That part ALWAYS confused me along with Ruben being evil again 😅
In the english dub they throw in a line about him being dishonorably discharged for bad karaoke.
In the original Japanese script there just isn't an explanation. Personally I take it as a sign that the first two seasons weren't intended to be a continuation, and the idea to try and tie it into the Lilo & Stitch continuity was a 3rd season thing.
17:46 Most likely not related to Tiger Lily from Peter Pan.🤔🐯🌺
This is a just a spin off of Lilo & Stitch. Not cannon. :)
This looks cool! I like the L&S.
There’s also a Chinese cartoon that came out sometime after the girls name is ai it was originally on Disney now I think it’s not on there anymore
Talking about that next!
There's also a manga where Stitch goes to an older feudal Japan and teams up with a Samurai.
Such a bizarre series, but in the best way possible.
13:30 moonwalks out of gunshots teehee
This anime revealed a universal truth: Nothing tastes better than Mickey’s head.
(The Disneyland episode)
Okay, now I understand why Stitch is really popular in Japan.
That being said though, I can't wait to see these OCs make cameos in the next 'Kingdom Hearts'! XD
Disney:
"Want to know what really happened to lilo and stitch?
too bad only the pirtates have it. "
After the Lilo & stitch China I could have seen them go crazy with this! How about a a L&S Africa and L&S France LOL. But what we got looks cute as heck!
I remember watching this one growing up in the UK, i thought it was pretty great at the time. Didn't realize it was an anime until later and i did know what anime was at the time too lol.
Well I did catch some of the anime on Disney cinemagic 🤔 i know it had yokai and hamsterivel😅
5:08 To further cement the show's Eastern origin, they even included several creatures from Japanese mythology.👹👺
13:32 Michael Jackson reference.🤣🕺
7:02 Pretty cool that the English localizers knew about Jumba's distinctive Russian accent and implemented it in this iteration.😉
She sounds like roz from monsters inc
24:14 A daughter with the exact same clothes and hairstyle as her mom, basically her clone. She probably inherited that doll Scrump from Lilo.🤔
This anime feels like they got the team who made inazuma eleven anime to make it
I should know that Stitch series was pretty good and very weird for Disney to approve.
With Disney's trackrecord for live action remakes, I think they'd need to pair the movie with atleast something like this.
the anime did gave us my #1 favorite Experiment of all
610 / Witch
I really want to watch the show, but unfortunately there isn’t any subs. There are official subs, but it’s only on Disney+ Japan.
2:25 It stills weirds me out to see Christmas in countries that don't have any snow in winter.🤨🎄🏝
huh? what do you mean other country,hawaii is part of the united states dumbass,it just gets snow in the mountain area
honestly I really liked the Stitch anime haha
putting a show on Disney XD is basically a death sentence....So many good shows were banished to that channel and many more obscure good ones remained as such. I actually loved Kick Buttowski. Was an interesting series and Randy cunningham. They were decent shows.
16:53 - bit of a nitpick, but "Doraemon" is pronounced as "Do-rai-mon" not "Dora-mon"
Thanks for the correction!
22:29 Seems like a bad case of "retconning".😅
3:13 Out there, he's arguably the second most popular Disney property, right after Winnie The Pooh.😉
29:24 Now I'm waiting for those aspects to make an appearance in the upcoming Kingdom Hearts game.😉
Timeline:
Original Lilo & Stitch: 2002/2003.
Stitch and Lilo Break Apart: 2014/2015.
Stitch & Ai: 2016
Stitch!: Somewhere around 2022-2027. Yes, the Stitch! anime is set NOW-ish. If Disney America pulled it because they wanted to release it in America in the year when it's actually set? You could justify that any day now, guys.