4:49-5:32- Fireworks Interlude Music: “Memory” by The Seatbelts 4:49-4:53- Unknown (Fireworks) 4:53-4:59- Kai Shibata (?) (Fate/Grand Order 4th Anniversary PV) 4:59-5:04- Masaru Sakamoto (BNA: Brand New Animal, Ep 1) 5:04-5:07- Unknown (Weathering with You) 5:07-5:15- Masaru Sakamoto (Little Witch Academia OVA) 5:15-5:18- Unknown (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 1) 5:18-5:19- Masaki Nishikawa (Arknights PV) 5:19-5:24- Unknown (Weathering with You) 5:24-5:29- Unknown (A Silent Voice) 5:29-5:32- Unknown (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 1) CHECK REPLIES FOR THE REST OF THE CREDITS
9:15- 9:40- Garden at Night Interlude 9:15-9:18- Unknown (Your Name) 9:18-9:31- Unknown (Rainbow Fireflies) 9:31-9:37- Unknown (Your Name) 9:37-9:40- Tatsurou Kawano (Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress, Ep 1) CHECK REPLIES FOR THE REST OF THE CREDITS
9:40-10:54- Gun Interlude 9:40-10:05- Unknown (Spriggan) 10:05-10:11- Unknown (Canaan, Ep 2) 10:11-10:13- Unknown (Ghost in the Shell) 10:13-10:33- Kouji Komurakata/ Mitsuo Iso (Ghost in the Shell) 10:33-10:43- Kazuchika Kise (Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence) 10:43-10:54- Unknown (Jin-Roh) CHECK REPLIES FOR THE REST OF THE CREDITS
@Chief Sy -Anime and Gaming- sakuga boy does those kinds of transitions and times clips nicely with the music although they are pretty short compared to this and somewhat uncommon. Besides that yea, the length of the videos is what makes him great with the amount of editing it would take as you can see from each upload date. Definitely holds the title of one of the best sakuga channels
man those transition scenes are beautifully executed!!!! not a single flaw. keeps interest and attention the entire time. low key feels like watching a great movie. that kind of movie you just can't take your eyes off the screen. not even for a second.
@@epistarter1136 He's on a goat level to me the only person that can come on his level Hip-hop Sakuga his videos are crazy and transitions also he has both long and short videos a mixture check him out if you don't know him👌🏼👏
The whole point of MADs (at least as I see it) -instead of AMVs- is to show the scene with the credit to its key animator And yeah, although the Sakugabooru site definitely helps with the credits, it's still a lot of work to credit every scene when there are so many of them in 25 minutes of footage
I came back to comment this. I've never seen anyone reference material so beautifully and meticulously. I thought it was a link to a text file or something.
I'm a fan of you hobbes but I don't believe you have done that after the liquid sakuga vid in just 5 months, you would have to edit every single day for what 6 hours??? For me it's not possible to do something that take this much TIME and WORK when you aren't even guaranteed to get anything back at all (money) other than self satisfaction and practice as a hobby and honestly there are way easier hobbies to have but like you have to eat, go to your real job, rest a bit and sleep, live your life, practice your hobbies that aren't WORKING etc and if I'm correct there is no way a human can stand more maybe you have max 3 hours for editing. So either you have been preparing that edit 2 year until you have done that video or you are insanely insane but either way I have a mad respect for you.
@@-shizu2776 Thanks my man. It's pretty common for industry editors to edit in 10+ hour sessions. Editors I know very often work into the early hours of the morning. Video editing can just take a really long time. I worked on this video around 4-5 hours after work on weekdays, 10+ hours a day on almost all weekends/days off during those months (it was a bit over 2 months, I think like 2 months and 10 days?). This video was a big deal for me so I put way more time into it than i did my previous vids (my older vids would've taken around 100 hrs max to make I think, some videos took just a couple of days before this one). I was also in lockdown when I made this so not much else I could do at the time. Plus I wasn't working on the Liquid MAD during that whole 5 months. I worked on it probably 3-4 weeks total during that time period.
@@HobbesSakuga Thank you for your answer Hobbes you just then confirmed how insanely passionated hard worker person you are so I would like to ask you what is the motivation behind this madness??? "Just how could people do this much with only passion" is something im trying to find in my life since I am a very demotivated person and continue becoming more and more when seeing the mediocrity or even the failure of my own work so I would really like to know please. Maybe you have always been a , but in the other case were you found one day "The light" of your life I would like to know how really it happened
This is, without hyperbole, the greatest Sakuga MAD I have ever watched. I had no idea it was 25 minutes when I started watching it with some friends and it is the gift that keeps on giving. Every transition and every song is better than the last. This is why you are the best Sakuga channel on TH-cam. Astounding work!
Thank you so much! If you want to find ways to watch the shows/movies I used in the vid btw I made a book to go with the MAD, links to watch every show/movie in there: hobbessakuga.files.wordpress.com/2020/10/action-sakuga-mad-companion-book-1-1.pdf
Not being hyperbolic when I say this: this video is probably the closest example of animated perfection that I've ever seen. The editing is so *absurdly* smooth, and the music so *absurdly* well-integrated into each scene, that I felt like I should be paying for this after having watched it. Hard work like this can't be overstated. This video isn't just a montage, it's art in its rawest form. Absolutely incredible.
Thanks for saying this so perfectly because I've felt this way for a long time. Two years later and it's still easily my favorite anime compilation (maybe favorite video on general?) of all time and it truly is a piece of art. I have it downloaded to my phone so I can watch everywhere I go😁
This entire channel is a treasure. The amount of effort that goes into these videos all the way down to the comments with the music and details. And shit like 1:55 are the cherry on top. I'm glad I stumbled upon this channel last year. It's beautiful.
I agree so much, I love this channel, it keeps reminding me how anime can be such a great narrative media and helps me see all the great works that have been done! This is pure gold!!
I know I’m a little late but hobbes sakuga, if you see this, I just wanna say thank you so much for making such beautiful videos without expecting much in return. What you’ve done has played a major role in allowing sakuga animation to be available on such a mainstream platform, and on top of that making them very appealing so not only can Animators or sakuga lovers appreciate the videos, but also regular people who can’t deny that these videos are extremely well made. You’ve probably inspired and motivated many people to even become animators, including me, and again on behalf of all of your viewers *thank you* .
Haha dude hell yeah. At first I was trying to recognize them as they played but eventually I gave up, turned on subs, and started downloading the ones I couldn't pin down.
It was such a pleasant surprise! I low key started freaking out when I saw it included haha, it's great to see the excellent animators from Rise of the TMNT getting the attention they deserve
Damn that's a sakuga mad that doesnot only spotlight sakuga, but also photography, cinematography and background works. Theses could definitly deserve their own "MAD" category.
Videos like this always remind me how much I love every anime. I love new anime, I love old anime, I love popular and obscure anime. In the end, no matter how many "critics" there are putting a show down or how popular it is to dislike a particular series, videos like these shows in the end that the work and love put into ANY one of these shows will always override the words of people viewing it. That's why I love every one of them. Man, I really love animation.
Couldn't have said it better. Honestly, I'm not a fan of the whole "anime fandom" thing and avoid "anime reviewers", online forums ect. I just watch what seems interesting in my free time and lose myself in the beautiful animations! :^]
The anime of today takes inspiration and uses the building blocks of the past, so elitists that bash old or current anime are dumb. This cycle will continue as current anime will mold the future of the medium as well. I definitely implore people of today to watch both older and newer shows because it's interesting seeing how anime began and where it's gotten to.
Perfect example of how music is universal. Love the cowboy bebop theme remix! And the use of both old and new anime. Wonderful selection on both sides!
This may have dethroned the “effects” video as my favorite Sakuga MAD mix. I love everything about it, from the action scenes that you selected, to the music choices, and even the transitional sequences. It’s soooo well done. Speaking of the Effects video, I noticed that the first song in THIS video actually called back to the first song in that one. It was a really nice touch
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the time stamps, anime names, names of the animators, and of course *your taste in music* because hot damn It’s obvious you appreciate animation as an art form. This whole channel is proof of it. Keep doing what you’re doing man! I’ve found some great anime and animators because of you :)
ikr? I was so excited because it was just so aesthetically pleasing and the animation looked great and then it turns out its the most badass bike ad to exist
Wow. I'm....speechless. The sheer amount of work the animators put into this is just purely Mad. And the amount it most of taken you to put this together must have been a challenge as well. Raise a glass to both Hobbes Sakuga and Japanese animators!!!( including the American and Korean animators to.)
When I feel doubtful about my dream of becoming an animator, this video always reminds me why I want to be one. With older/newer talent giving us these incredible cuts it’s almost inspiring.
Compiling these in sync with the music, transitioning from one scene to another without "harming" the original material is an art form in and of itself.
man, it's like every half year that I come back to see this, and every time, I just get more respect fo everything in these videos. this is absolutely why I fell in love with animation. Impossibility of these shots makes these animations and movements even more powerful than anything that could be achieved in othermediums. There's almost a sort of honour to these animations, a respect emparted from the animator to the page. each frame needed to be lovingly made, every pose planned for, every background painted, every line drawn. animation is expensive and time consuming, so to see so much effort put into such small clips is amazing. It feels like it actually changes how stories can be told. I'm incredibly thankful for the fact that of all the things for me to fall in love with, it was this.
As a long time viewer of this channel ive gotta say this gave me just as much hype as a finale to a beloved long running series, the music choices were great with each song pertaining to a different kind of action. The future funk Plastic Love remix being effects much like the dedicated effects video and the Bebop Tank remix for hand to hand, again, much like the dedicated hand to hand video. unfortunately i cant go back and check the swordplay video but there is no better swordplay music than a Samurai Champloo Shiki No Uta remix, the gunplay segment also felt like it had a nice through line with the sort of prep compilation at the start and then going IN with the pure action. Your videos keep on getting better and better and somehow you keep making them longer which is FFFFUCKING FFFANTASTIC! Also the interludes somehow made the whole video seem candid (didint know an amv could do that) and i really like it. Basically you and your channel are amazing, congratulations on your magnum opus. Edit: just saw the companion book and... wow. You put in so much effort for something that didnt need to be done but did it anyway. Your channel is definitely the most extended love letter to animation ever and that companion book proves it. THE BEST 100K SUBS CELEBRATION EVER.
I just want to thank you for putting so much effort into finding these clips and especially crediting the animators behind them. As an animator student, your sakugas help me so much as references and definitely eases the burden of finding good ones. Your whole channel's a gem for animators and animation enthusiasts alike, just subscribed! :)
This is amazing, the interludes make it almost seamless transitioning to different parts. Your editing is already amazing and this just took it to the next level. I was glued to the screen for all 25 min. Your a real inspiration and I hope to be even half as good at editing in the future. Thank you for the hard work and inspiring content.
ARE WE NOT GONNA TALK ABOUT THE FACT THAT THIS IS *HIS* REMIX OF PLASTIC LOVE!?! EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS VIDEO FROM CLIPS, TRANSITIONS ,TO MUSIC IS A MASTERPIECE!
This video was 25 minutes long but somehow I felt like I was going through a magical journey of my life. The editing, the pacing, the music, they are perfection. The fighting sequences you chose are high-qualitied and so impactful! This is YOUR BEST VIDEO SO FAR! As an aspiring artist, this video just fueled my imagination and motivation to create my own art!
I was wondering when we'd get something new. This was unbelievable. Worth the 5 month wait. I went to watch this video while I ate my dinner, but I just sat there with a burger in my hand and my mouth wide open for 25 minutes. Burger got cold.
You know which video to give instant like when you see it. Edit: Jesus Christ, how many Anime's are in this video? The hours it took to edit them.....RESPECT!
I’m glad this person also appreciates animation from other places. Don’t get me wrong, anime animation is really good but it’s nice seeing styles from other places too.
I'm so happy this channel exists. I really enjoy watching the masterly pieces of animation you pick and the soothing yet joyful music you add to your compositions, which just creates such a comfortable, relaxing experience
HEY HEY MAN JUST HEAR ME OUT OK. YOU ARE....... BY FAR. MY FAVORITE AMV CHANNEL OF ALL TIME AND YOU WILL BE. YOU HAVE GIVEN ME SUCH INSPIRATION TOO. KEEP UP THE OUTSTANDING WORK
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. These works of animation are the product of great vision and mastery of craft. They are phenomenal. But it is another form of art entirely to compile said works with such grace, such synergy as Hobbes has done yet again. Brilliant work.
Your editing skill is so on point. Every cut is a perfect transition to the next movement. You really understood how momentum and flow work in action scenes well.
Watching this makes me recognize, enjoy, and appreciate how much time and effort and goes into these animations. Just the flow, style, and beauty in each of these. Animations are truly amazing works of art!
Absolutely euphoric to watch, especially the Itano Circus segment (absolutely nailed that bit!). First chapter completely hooked me in and the rest just made it even better!
The editing of the clips, how they’re put together, the music that lines up perfectly with the kicks and shots, the amount of time they put into researching the animators, giving us time stamps, and every other detail about this channel and its videos, just phenomenal. The production quality is unmatched on TH-cam, I’ve yet seen a better amv maker out there.
► *CREDITS*
_Turn on Subs to see Credits as you watch_
0:00-4:49- Action アクション Sakuga MAD
Music: “Plastic Love (Hobbes Sakuga Edit)”
0:00-0:02- Yutaka Nakamura (Blood Blockade Battlefront, Ep 1)
0:02-0:07- Shuu Sugita (My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising)
0:07-0:09- Yutaka Nakamura (My Hero Academia, Ep 76)
0:09-0:12- Unknown/Fumiaki Kouta (Flip Flappers, NCOP)
0:12-0:14- Yoshimichi Kameda (Mob Psycho 100, OP)
0:14-0:16- Unknown (Jujutsu Kaisen, OP)
0:16-0:17- Layout Artist- Bahi JD (Jujutsu Kaisen, OP)
0:17-0:21- Yoh Yoshinari (Promare)
0:21-0:25- Yoshimichi Kameda (?) (Mob Psycho 100 II, OP)
0:25-0:28- Eri Irei/Pebble/? ([Hero Cantare] Story Trailer Full ver.)
0:28-0:32- Unknown (Fire Force, NCOP1)
0:32-0:36- Yoh Yoshinari (Gurren Lagann, NCOP1)
0:36-0:38- Hideki Kakita (Mob Psycho 100 II, OP)
0:38-0:40- Norimitsu Suzuki (Soul Eater, NCED1)
0:40-0:43- Kazuhiro Miwa (Fire Force, Ep 1)
0:43-0:44- Hiromitsu Seki (Blade Smash CM)
0:44-0:45- Unknown (Macross Card Fighter CM)
0:45-0:46- Mitsuo Iso (Macross Card Fighter CM)
0:46-0:50- Unknown (Macross Card Fighter CM)
0:50-0:53- Itsuki Tsuchigami (?) (Inishie no Megami to Houseki no Ite PV)
0:53-0:54- Hiromitsu Seki (Blade Smash CM)
0:54-0:58- Juansheng Shi (Deca-Dence, Ep 1)
0:58-1:05- Weilin Zhang (Hades Launch Trailer)
1:05-1:06- Gem (Hades Launch Trailer)
1:06-1:11- Unknown (Hades Launch Trailer)
1:11-1:13- Unknown (Kaze no Yojimbo, Pachislot OP)
1:13-1:21- Yutaka Nakamura (My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising)
1:21-1:26- Weilin Zhang (Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia, Ep 18)
1:26-1:32- Shingo Fujii (Star Driver the Movie)
1:32-1:41- Yutaka Nakamura (Star Driver the Movie)
1:41-1:44- Tilfinning (To Be Heroine, Ep 3)
1:44-1:49- Kiyotaka Oshiyama (Devilman Crybaby, Ep 1)
1:49-1:57- Takahiro Shikama (Star Driver, Ep 12)
1:57-2:03- Fumi Kato/ Hiromitsu Seki/ Itsuki Tsuchigami/ Tatsurou Kawano (Dolls Order OP)
2:03-2:07- Shuichi Kaneko (Eureka Seven: Hi-Evolution, Movie 1)
2:07-2:08- Yasushi Muraki (Evangelion 1.11)
2:08-2:13- Kiyotaka Oshiyama (Evangelion 2.22)
2:13-2:17- Shuichi Kaneko (Eureka Seven, NCOP2)
2:17-2:20- Chikashi Kubota (Guilty Crown, NCOP1)
2:20-2:24- Yutaka Nakamura (Blood Blockade Battlefront & Beyond, Ep 5)
2:24-2:26- Unknown (Boogiepop wa Warawanai PV)
2:26-2:28- Shun Enokido (The Seven Deadly Sins: Revival of The Commandments, NCOP2)
2:28-2:31- Unknown (raison d’etre − Eve MV)
2:31-2:32- Arifumi Imai (Azur Lane 3rd Anniversary CM)
2:32-2:35- In Seung Choi (Cyphers CM)
2:35-2:38- Nakaya Onsen (Jujutsu Kaisen, OP)
2:38-2:40- Unknown (Boruto, NCOP4)
2:40-2:45- Tatsurou Kawano (Inishie no Megami to Houseki no Ite PV)
2:45-2:49- Weilin Zhang (Pokémon Twilight Wings, Ep 7)
2:49-2:51- Hiromitsu Seki (?) (Pokémon Twilight Wings, Ep 7)
2:51-2:53- Unknown (Pokémon Twilight Wings, Ep 7)
2:53-2:57- Weilin Zhang (Pokémon Twilight Wings, Ep 7)
2:57-3:05- Yoh Yoshinari (Promare)
3:05-3:09- Masami Goto (Origin: Spirits of the Past)
3:09-3:10- Shuichi Kaneko (Eureka Seven: Hi-Evolution, Movie 1)
3:10-3:18- Arifumi Imai (Attack on Titan, Ep 39)
3:18-3:26- Yoh Yoshinari (Gurren Lagann Movie 1)
3:26-3:27- Takatsugu Umeda (Attack on Titan, NCOP5)
3:27-3:30- Hironori Tanaka (Bleach, Ep 341)
3:30-3:34- Hironori Tanaka (Bleach: Hell Verse)
3:34-3:39- Nozomu Abe (Fire Force, NCOP1)
3:39-3:40- Nakaya Onsen (Jujutsu Kaisen, OP)
3:40-3:44- Naotoshi Shida (Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods)
3:44-3:49- Yuki Hayashi (Dragon Ball Super: Broly)
3:49-3:52- Shinya Takahashi (?) (Princess Connect! Re:Dive, NCOP)
3:52-3:57- Katsumi Ishizuka (One Piece, Ep 934)
3:57-4:00- Masahiro Sato (Sirius the Jaeger, Ep 2)
4:00-4:04- Masahiro Sato (Sirius the Jaeger, Ep 1)
4:04-4:05- Masahiro Sato (Sirius the Jaeger, Ep 2)
4:05-4:12- Tom Barkel (Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Ep 39b)
4:12-4:18- Masayuki Kunihiro (Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel II. Lost Butterfly)
4:18-4:20- Nozumu Abe (Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel II. Lost Butterfly)
4:20-4:23- Kazunori Ozawa/Shinya Takahashi (Konosuba 2, Ep 10)
4:23-4:26- Nozumu Abe (Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel II. Lost Butterfly)
4:26-4:28- Hakuyu Go (Flip Flappers, Ep 12)
4:28-4:30- Nozumu Abe (Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel II. Lost Butterfly)
4:30-4:35- Yoh Yoshinari (Gurren Lagann Movie 2)
4:35-4:49- Unknown (Fireworks)
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4:49-5:32- Fireworks Interlude
Music: “Memory” by The Seatbelts
4:49-4:53- Unknown (Fireworks)
4:53-4:59- Kai Shibata (?) (Fate/Grand Order 4th Anniversary PV)
4:59-5:04- Masaru Sakamoto (BNA: Brand New Animal, Ep 1)
5:04-5:07- Unknown (Weathering with You)
5:07-5:15- Masaru Sakamoto (Little Witch Academia OVA)
5:15-5:18- Unknown (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 1)
5:18-5:19- Masaki Nishikawa (Arknights PV)
5:19-5:24- Unknown (Weathering with You)
5:24-5:29- Unknown (A Silent Voice)
5:29-5:32- Unknown (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 1)
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5:32-9:15- Hand to Hand Fighting 武道 Sakuga MAD 2
Music: “Tank! (Luke Vibert Remix)”
5:33-5:36- Unknown (Cowboy Bebop, OP)
5:36-5:38- Unknown (Naruto, NCOP9)
5:38-5:41- Harumi Yamazaki (Hitori no Shita: The Outcast 3, Ep 2)
5:41-5:45- Chengxi Huang (Hitori no Shita: The Outcast 3, Ep 1)
5:45-5:48- Chengxi Huang (Hitori no Shita: The Outcast 3, OP)
5:48-5:51- Itsuki Tsuchigami (Mob Psycho 100 II, Ep 4)
5:51-5:53- Koudai Watanabe (Tiger Mask W, Ep 13)
5:53-5:55- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 1)
5:55-5:57- Koji Yabuno (Naruto, NCOP9)
5:57-6:00- Norio Matsumoto (Naruto, NCOP9)
6:00-6:02- Unknown (Cowboy Bebop, OP)
6:02-6:09- Norio Matsumoto (Naruto, Ep 48)
6:09-6:16- Ken'ichi Fujisawa (Naruto Shippuuden, Ep 375)
6:16-6:23- Hiroyuki Yamashita (Boruto, Ep 99)
6:23-6:33- Weilin Zhang (Hitori no Shita: The Outcast 3, Ep 2)
6:33-6:35- Weilin Zhang (Boruto, Ep 99)
6:35-6:37- Masahiro Sato (Under The Dog, Kickstarter PV)
6:37-6:50- Weilin Zhang (Kungfu Is Dead)
6:50-6:57- @rocketboiART (Kungfu Is Dead)
6:57-6:59- Koudai Watanabe (?) (Tiger Mask W, Ep 4)
6:59-7:15- Bobo (?) (The Legend of Hei)
7:15-7:19- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 22)
7:19-7:22- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 24)
7:22-7:25- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop, Ep 1)
7:25-7:37- Sunghoo Park (?) (The God of High School, Ep 10)
7:37-7:39- Unknown (Tetsuwan Birdy, Ep 4)
7:39-7:46- Yoshiyuki Ito (?) (Tetsuwan Birdy, Ep 1)
7:46-7:53- Yoh Yoshinari (Mahoromatic, Ep 1)
7:53-7:56- Masahiro Ando (Combustible Campus Guardress, Ep 1)
7:56-8:00- Takashi Mukouda (Summer Wars)
8:00-8:07- Ryo Araki (Hinamatsuri, Ep 1)
8:07-8:10- Eric Huang/ Guzzu/ Kay/ Max Collins/ Spencer Wan (River City Girls, OP)
8:10-8:14- Harumi Yamazaki (Hitori no Shita: The Outcast 3, Ep 2)
8:14-8:17- Naoki Kobayashi (Naruto Shippuuden, NCED32)
8:17-8:19- Hiroyuki Yamashita (Boruto, OP5 ver. 2)
8:19-8:24- Hiroyuki Yamashita (Naruto Shippuuden, NCED32)
8:24-8:39- Unknown (Hunter X Hunter 1999, Ep 41)
8:39-8:41- Unknown (Naruto, NCOP2)
8:41-8:44- Ken'ichi Fujisawa (?) (Fullmetal Alchemist: The Sacred Star of Milos)
8:44-8:49- Kazunori Iwakura (Sorcerous Stabber Orphen 2: Revenge, OP1)
8:49-8:57- Unknown (Mezzo Forte, Ep 2)
8:57-8:59- @rocketboiART (Kungfu Is Dead)
8:59-9:00- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop: The Movie)
9:00-9:02- Koudai Watanabe (Tiger Mask W, Ep 13)
9:02-9:03- Takashi Mukouda (Summer Wars)
9:03-9:15- Tatsurou Kawano (Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress, Ep 1)
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9:15- 9:40- Garden at Night Interlude
9:15-9:18- Unknown (Your Name)
9:18-9:31- Unknown (Rainbow Fireflies)
9:31-9:37- Unknown (Your Name)
9:37-9:40- Tatsurou Kawano (Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress, Ep 1)
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9:40-10:54- Gun Interlude
9:40-10:05- Unknown (Spriggan)
10:05-10:11- Unknown (Canaan, Ep 2)
10:11-10:13- Unknown (Ghost in the Shell)
10:13-10:33- Kouji Komurakata/ Mitsuo Iso (Ghost in the Shell)
10:33-10:43- Kazuchika Kise (Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence)
10:43-10:54- Unknown (Jin-Roh)
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10:54- 14:25- Gunplay 銃 Sakuga MAD 2
Music: “Darling” by Yung Bae
10:54-10:59- Unknown (The End of Evangelion)
10:59-11:00- Yutaka Nakamura (?) (Cowboy Bebop: The Movie)
11:00-11:03- Unknown (Gunsmith Cats, Ep 2)
11:03-11:08- Unknown (The End of Evangelion)
11:08-11:11- Unknown (Gunsmith Cats, Ep 3)
11:11-11:13- Unknown (Black Lagoon, NCOP)
11:13-11:15- Unknown (Spriggan)
11:15-11:19- Yutaka Nakamura (Cowboy Bebop: The Movie)
11:19-11:22- Hidetsugu Ito (Weathering with You)
11:22-11:23- Tetsuya Nishio (?) (Summon Night 2 OP)
11:23-11:25- Unknown (Trigun, NCOP)
11:25-11:31- Hiroyuki Okiura (City Hunter 3, Ep 13)
11:31-11:32- Norimitsu Suzuki (City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes)
11:32-11:35- Unknown (Cowboy Bebop, OP)
11:35-11:37- Hiroyuki Okiura (City Hunter 3, Ep 13)
11:37-11:38- Unknown (Psycho-Pass, Ep 1)
11:38-11:43- Akira Honma (Animator Expo, Carnage)
11:43-11:45- Kenichi Ohki (?) (Samurai Gun)
11:45-11:47- Unkown (Canaan, NCOP)
11:47-11:48- Unknown (Memories, Stink Bomb)
11:48-11:49- Satoshi Yamaguchi (Gurren Lagann, NCOP1)
11:49-11:53- Unknown (Jormungand, Ep 1)
11:53-11:58- Mitsuo Iso (Kill Bill Vol. 1)
11:58-12:03- Unknown (DNA², OP)
12:03-12:07- Manabu Oohashi (?) (Metropolis)
12:07-12:09- Norimitsu Suzuki (?) (Witch Hunter Robin, NCOP)
12:09-12:12- Tetsuya Takeuchi (Sword Art Online II, Ep 5)
12:12-12:16- Unknown (Night Runner- Magnum Bullets)
12:16-12:19- David Liu/ Hardik Manktala (Night Runner- Magnum Bullets)
12:19-12:27- Unknown (Metropolis)
12:27-12:31- Norimoto Tokura (?) (Gungrave)
12:31-12:36- Rin Ogawa (?) (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, NCOP1)
12:36-12:39- Unknown (Mezzo Forte, Ep 3)
12:39-12:48- Unknown (Mezzo Forte, Ep 1)
12:48-12:55- Hyung Keung Park/ In Seung Choi (Dungeon Fighter Online PV)
12:55-13:01- Tatsurou Kawano (Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress: Battle of Unato, Ep 1)
13:01-13:07- Unknown (My Friend Pedro Launch Trailer)
13:07-13:17- Masahiro Sato/ Hidetsugu Ito (Under The Dog, Kickstarter PV)
13:17-13:25- Hidetsugu Ito (Under The Dog)
13:25-13:28- Masahiro Sato (?) (Under The Dog)
13:28-13:39- Unknown (Trigun, Ep 1)
13:39-13:44- Takeshi Koike (Afro Samurai Pilot)
13:44-13:48- Unknown (Gunsmith Cats, NCOP)
13:48-13:51- Unknown (Nisekoi, NCED3)
13:51-13:53- Unknown (Kaze no Yojimbo, Pachislot OP)
13:53-13:55- Unknown (Black Lagoon: Roberta's Blood Trail, NCOP)
13:55-13:58- Unknown (Black Lagoon, NCOP)
13:58-14:25- Tatsuyuki Tanaka (Blade Runner Black Out 2022)
CHECK REPLIES FOR THE REST OF THE CREDITS
GUYS CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE TRANSITIONS BETWEEN THE SCENES WHAT EVEN MASSIVE AWEOME EDITING AND COMPILATION
This guy is the king of transitions
@Chief Sy -Anime and Gaming- sakuga boy does those kinds of transitions and times clips nicely with the music although they are pretty short compared to this and somewhat uncommon. Besides that yea, the length of the videos is what makes him great with the amount of editing it would take as you can see from each upload date. Definitely holds the title of one of the best sakuga channels
man those transition scenes are beautifully executed!!!! not a single flaw. keeps interest and attention the entire time. low key feels like watching a great movie. that kind of movie you just can't take your eyes off the screen. not even for a second.
22:37 These transitions are so damn satisfying I swear
@@epistarter1136 He's on a goat level to me the only person that can come on his level Hip-hop Sakuga his videos are crazy and transitions also he has both long and short videos a mixture check him out if you don't know him👌🏼👏
3:17 christ that levi transition kicking through the door into another anime is too smooth
The famous Levi Giga Foot Door Breaker.
Why must you use The messiahs name so disrespectful? Don’t you have respect or fear for the lord?
Brooooo that was insane
Stand user :Levi
Stand name :Door breaker
Stand ability : kick any door to teleport any anime you want
@@marcopirrotta2791 Levi, your legs will kick the heavens.
This dude made a whole ass book to link his sources that's insane
Holy crap, so much effort is put into _everything!_
The whole point of MADs (at least as I see it) -instead of AMVs- is to show the scene with the credit to its key animator
And yeah, although the Sakugabooru site definitely helps with the credits, it's still a lot of work to credit every scene when there are so many of them in 25 minutes of footage
I came back to comment this. I've never seen anyone reference material so beautifully and meticulously. I thought it was a link to a text file or something.
_Pre-production time_ : 70-80 hrs
_Time spent editing_ : 500-550 hrs (Over 2 months)
_Programs Used_ :
• Adobe Premiere [Video Editing, Sound Mixing, Final Render, Subtitles]
• Adobe Audition [Equalising Music]
• Adobe Bridge [Cataloguing Assets]
• Handbrake [Converting video clips for use within Adobe Premiere]
• Clipgrab [Downloading videos from TH-cam]
• Subtitle Edit [Subtitle Formatting]
_Services Used_ :
• Adobe Creative Cloud
• SoundSnap [Sound Effects]
thank you sm bro this was amazing, I still rewatch your videos over and over
IT WAS OVER 500?????????
I'm a fan of you hobbes but I don't believe you have done that after the liquid sakuga vid in just 5 months, you would have to edit every single day for what 6 hours??? For me it's not possible to do something that take this much TIME and WORK when you aren't even guaranteed to get anything back at all (money) other than self satisfaction and practice as a hobby and honestly there are way easier hobbies to have but like you have to eat, go to your real job, rest a bit and sleep, live your life, practice your hobbies that aren't WORKING etc and if I'm correct there is no way a human can stand more maybe you have max 3 hours for editing. So either you have been preparing that edit 2 year until you have done that video or you are insanely insane but either way I have a mad respect for you.
@@-shizu2776 Thanks my man. It's pretty common for industry editors to edit in 10+ hour sessions. Editors I know very often work into the early hours of the morning. Video editing can just take a really long time. I worked on this video around 4-5 hours after work on weekdays, 10+ hours a day on almost all weekends/days off during those months (it was a bit over 2 months, I think like 2 months and 10 days?). This video was a big deal for me so I put way more time into it than i did my previous vids (my older vids would've taken around 100 hrs max to make I think, some videos took just a couple of days before this one). I was also in lockdown when I made this so not much else I could do at the time. Plus I wasn't working on the Liquid MAD during that whole 5 months. I worked on it probably 3-4 weeks total during that time period.
@@HobbesSakuga Thank you for your answer Hobbes you just then confirmed how insanely passionated hard worker person you are so I would like to ask you what is the motivation behind this madness???
"Just how could people do this much with only passion" is something im trying to find in my life since I am a very demotivated person and continue becoming more and more when seeing the mediocrity or even the failure of my own work so I would really like to know please.
Maybe you have always been a , but in the other case were you found one day "The light" of your life I would like to know how really it happened
This is, without hyperbole, the greatest Sakuga MAD I have ever watched. I had no idea it was 25 minutes when I started watching it with some friends and it is the gift that keeps on giving. Every transition and every song is better than the last. This is why you are the best Sakuga channel on TH-cam. Astounding work!
Thank you so much!
If you want to find ways to watch the shows/movies I used in the vid btw I made a book to go with the MAD, links to watch every show/movie in there:
hobbessakuga.files.wordpress.com/2020/10/action-sakuga-mad-companion-book-1-1.pdf
Yo are u an artist ?
@@wecantcontroltime I like to collect art, my main thing is video editing
Literally how I feel every time he drops a video.
@@HobbesSakuga We don’t deserve you man, your way of doing things is amazing!!!XD
Not being hyperbolic when I say this: this video is probably the closest example of animated perfection that I've ever seen. The editing is so *absurdly* smooth, and the music so *absurdly* well-integrated into each scene, that I felt like I should be paying for this after having watched it. Hard work like this can't be overstated. This video isn't just a montage, it's art in its rawest form. Absolutely incredible.
Indeed fellow Taoist indeed
Have you watched the music video of "amv" by lil darkie?
1 billion % agree !!
And having the name of the anime + episode is so cool
Thanks for saying this so perfectly because I've felt this way for a long time. Two years later and it's still easily my favorite anime compilation (maybe favorite video on general?) of all time and it truly is a piece of art. I have it downloaded to my phone so I can watch everywhere I go😁
This entire channel is a treasure. The amount of effort that goes into these videos all the way down to the comments with the music and details. And shit like 1:55 are the cherry on top. I'm glad I stumbled upon this channel last year. It's beautiful.
Amen
@@jimhawkns Honestly there are like 10 transitions like that and it's insane.
Me too its been added to the soundtrack of my life. I cant find sakuga videos that i enjoy as much.
I agree so much, I love this channel, it keeps reminding me how anime can be such a great narrative media and helps me see all the great works that have been done! This is pure gold!!
couldn't say it better
That slide release at 10:56 with the drop is so clean. Gets me hyped every time lol.
phenomenal work AS ALWAYS!!
No you have phenomenal work as always!
Hope to see you come back with some new cover! You're the best ^^
Thank you so much, i animated all that by myself
@@Amethyst_Deceiver1 Ayo thank you for paying my bills
I love u!!!! pls comeback TT
I know I’m a little late but hobbes sakuga, if you see this, I just wanna say thank you so much for making such beautiful videos without expecting much in return. What you’ve done has played a major role in allowing sakuga animation to be available on such a mainstream platform, and on top of that making them very appealing so not only can Animators or sakuga lovers appreciate the videos, but also regular people who can’t deny that these videos are extremely well made. You’ve probably inspired and motivated many people to even become animators, including me, and again on behalf of all of your viewers *thank you* .
My guy just gave me about a million different anime to watch
Facts
Haha dude hell yeah. At first I was trying to recognize them as they played but eventually I gave up, turned on subs, and started downloading the ones I couldn't pin down.
I clicked on this video as a reflex after seeing the thumbnail.
What anime was it?
@
blade smash cm
It's just a video game trailer
th-cam.com/video/dAiPpODC_Dg/w-d-xo.html
I reflex click when I see it’s hobbes sakuga
I may have clicked so much the algorithm set to autoplay after political memes. But I will not deny the autoplay algorithm this time around.
23:49 that mob psycho - MHA transition is just PERFECT
Both animated by Yutaka Nakumura
I’m extremely glad and surprised to see rise of the tmnt ( 4:05 ) on here. Some of the most consistent high quality animation in american cartoons.
Too bad it wasnt given the chance it deserved
ItsJustVin At least we’re still getting that netflix movie sometime next year
@@DemAsians its 3d
It was such a pleasant surprise! I low key started freaking out when I saw it included haha, it's great to see the excellent animators from Rise of the TMNT getting the attention they deserve
I am never going to see any other western cartoon animation the same again after rottmnt
シーンを選ぶセンス、選曲センス、画質、何をとっても主さん、完璧すぎるっっ！
それな
Damn that's a sakuga mad that doesnot only spotlight sakuga, but also photography, cinematography and background works. Theses could definitly deserve their own "MAD" category.
0:41 the transition was smooth as heck
what anime was the 2nd part of that transition from? ive been looking for it for literally months
@@natereed6704 Turn on the captions
He is back you say?
He never left... He never left baby!!
Yeaaaaah!
Best sakuga I've seen. Incredible job! Thank you for your hard work.
Videos like this always remind me how much I love every anime. I love new anime, I love old anime, I love popular and obscure anime. In the end, no matter how many "critics" there are putting a show down or how popular it is to dislike a particular series, videos like these shows in the end that the work and love put into ANY one of these shows will always override the words of people viewing it. That's why I love every one of them.
Man, I really love animation.
Same
This comment was really good to read.
Couldn't have said it better. Honestly, I'm not a fan of the whole "anime fandom" thing and avoid "anime reviewers", online forums ect. I just watch what seems interesting in my free time and lose myself in the beautiful animations! :^]
The anime of today takes inspiration and uses the building blocks of the past, so elitists that bash old or current anime are dumb. This cycle will continue as current anime will mold the future of the medium as well. I definitely implore people of today to watch both older and newer shows because it's interesting seeing how anime began and where it's gotten to.
i really cant comprehend how this could get ANY BETTER it feels like we have reached our limitation but hopefully not
Perfect example of how music is universal. Love the cowboy bebop theme remix! And the use of both old and new anime. Wonderful selection on both sides!
This may have dethroned the “effects” video as my favorite Sakuga MAD mix. I love everything about it, from the action scenes that you selected, to the music choices, and even the transitional sequences. It’s soooo well done.
Speaking of the Effects video, I noticed that the first song in THIS video actually called back to the first song in that one. It was a really nice touch
Thanks for noticing! I wanted to make a connection with the effects video
Agreed, Effects has always been the pinnacle of this channel, but this video is the damn closest I've seen to him topping it.
なんで現実に無いものをこんなにかっこよく描けるんだ😭😭
すごすぎる！
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the time stamps, anime names, names of the animators, and of course *your taste in music* because hot damn It’s obvious you appreciate animation as an art form. This whole channel is proof of it. Keep doing what you’re doing man! I’ve found some great anime and animators because of you :)
Sad they're underpaid. Despite all of their amazing works, animators are quitting their job.
@@greatveemon2 at least there are some studios that pay their animators
6:50 Daaaamn I replayed this part a thousand times, AMAZING sync!
Only fitting Nujabes is played during the sword segment. Rest easy Jun, may your music play for eternity.
ive only been listening to Nujabes for a few days now and i instantly recognized his music
Nice spoiler
@@marcy1442 shut up
BONES and MAD HOUSE were and still are my all time favorite animation houses from the late 90's to early 2010's
Man this makes me realize just how much potential anime has
Limitless
Overall animation industry, more like.
@@flecca7522 looking at the western animation industry they certainly aren't going to be using that potential much
@@thatoneshadyguy_2529 thats because we are more stubborn, but it certainly doesnt rule us or anyone else out of that potential
@@thatoneshadyguy_2529 lol what? Clearly you havent seen a lot of western animation.
3:17 that transition was so heckin slick jfc
This is it, The best sakuga of history
not me tearing up a little because a fictional child raised his hand to the beat 🥲 24:00
やっぱり「アニメ」って最高
もちろんエモいであろう今のアニメを、多くの人に見てほしいし自分も見たいけど、それが多くの人によって作画されてて、色んな工夫、どう映ったらいいかが考えられてつくられてるかも知りながら見ると「アニメ」好きでよかったってなる
この動画で、見てないアニメとかたくさんあったし、全然見なくなってるって気づいたから、アニメ好きとかでよくある、ただアニメを見て「この作画ダメだな」とかただ作画っていう単語を考えるんじゃなくて、「アニメ」として、自分は自分で楽しみたい
子どものころは純粋にアニメを楽しんでいた。そんな気持ちを思い出させるコメントで良き。
作画マンだけでもなく演出だけでもない、お互いの努力とその切磋琢磨によるせめぎ合いから生まれる結果としての作画がやっぱ格好いいし美しい、
今で言う「エモい」画作りになってるんだと思います。
Can't stop playing 10:58. Beautiful. Good music, good animation, in sync. What more could you ask for?
17:27 this caught my eye the most and I was like, " I must watch this!" Only to learn it's an add for a bike 😂
I remember I got that ad so it was funny when I saw it again
ikr? I was so excited because it was just so aesthetically pleasing and the animation looked great and then it turns out its the most badass bike ad to exist
Song??
@@felliperibeiro8021 It’s Beat Laments The World by Nujabes
Noooo it caught my eye too ):
My god that editing at 3:22 right before the explosion and the music hitting the drums was A1 premium. The drums followed the explosion
Wow. I'm....speechless. The sheer amount of work the animators put into this is just purely Mad. And the amount it most of taken you to put this together must have been a challenge as well. Raise a glass to both Hobbes Sakuga and Japanese animators!!!( including the American and Korean animators to.)
WHY DO YOU PUT SPEECH WHEN YOU ARE SPEECHLESSSS! °A°
@@shizu2345 lol you got me there.
When I feel doubtful about my dream of becoming an animator, this video always reminds me why I want to be one. With older/newer talent giving us these incredible cuts it’s almost inspiring.
Compiling these in sync with the music, transitioning from one scene to another without "harming" the original material is an art form in and of itself.
These are some of the cleanest edits I've ever seen. Well done man
I swear the music is as gorgeous as the animation. The way each section is "themed", swordplay, guns, explosions. Beautiful, all of it.
man, it's like every half year that I come back to see this, and every time, I just get more respect fo everything in these videos. this is absolutely why I fell in love with animation. Impossibility of these shots makes these animations and movements even more powerful than anything that could be achieved in othermediums. There's almost a sort of honour to these animations, a respect emparted from the animator to the page. each frame needed to be lovingly made, every pose planned for, every background painted, every line drawn. animation is expensive and time consuming, so to see so much effort put into such small clips is amazing. It feels like it actually changes how stories can be told. I'm incredibly thankful for the fact that of all the things for me to fall in love with, it was this.
As a long time viewer of this channel ive gotta say this gave me just as much hype as a finale to a beloved long running series, the music choices were great with each song pertaining to a different kind of action. The future funk Plastic Love remix being effects much like the dedicated effects video and the Bebop Tank remix for hand to hand, again, much like the dedicated hand to hand video. unfortunately i cant go back and check the swordplay video but there is no better swordplay music than a Samurai Champloo Shiki No Uta remix, the gunplay segment also felt like it had a nice through line with the sort of prep compilation at the start and then going IN with the pure action. Your videos keep on getting better and better and somehow you keep making them longer which is FFFFUCKING FFFANTASTIC! Also the interludes somehow made the whole video seem candid (didint know an amv could do that) and i really like it. Basically you and your channel are amazing, congratulations on your magnum opus.
Edit: just saw the companion book and... wow. You put in so much effort for something that didnt need to be done but did it anyway. Your channel is definitely the most extended love letter to animation ever and that companion book proves it. THE BEST 100K SUBS CELEBRATION EVER.
Thank you so much! Btw you can still watch the Swordplay MAD on Vimeo vimeo.com/416923955
The Kyoto Animation’s logo !!!!
Man of culture !!! 👍😎
I just want to thank you for putting so much effort into finding these clips and especially crediting the animators behind them. As an animator student, your sakugas help me so much as references and definitely eases the burden of finding good ones. Your whole channel's a gem for animators and animation enthusiasts alike, just subscribed! :)
This is amazing, the interludes make it almost seamless transitioning to different parts. Your editing is already amazing and this just took it to the next level. I was glued to the screen for all 25 min. Your a real inspiration and I hope to be even half as good at editing in the future. Thank you for the hard work and inspiring content.
I LIVE for the transition at 6:54. Freaking epic.
ARE WE NOT GONNA TALK ABOUT THE FACT THAT THIS IS *HIS* REMIX OF PLASTIC LOVE!?! EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS VIDEO FROM CLIPS, TRANSITIONS ,TO MUSIC IS A MASTERPIECE!
Exactly
real
I’ll forever thank this video for introducing me to Nujabes
This video was 25 minutes long but somehow I felt like I was going through a magical journey of my life. The editing, the pacing, the music, they are perfection. The fighting sequences you chose are high-qualitied and so impactful! This is YOUR BEST VIDEO SO FAR!
As an aspiring artist, this video just fueled my imagination and motivation to create my own art!
Probably one of my favourite videos on the internet. Makes me feel some kinda way, can't lie
ありがとう！Thank you for coming back!
I love your video! From🇯🇵
You could pause this video at any point and have a sick desktop wallpaper
Sakuga video singlehandedly saves the rest of 2020
bro the first song is literally beautiful
That's Plastic Love in case you haven't found it yet
This might be your greatest vid yet. The transitions were MMMMMMMMMMMM. And I really liked the last song you used. Great job.
You truly contribute to the work of art this represents. Much thought
FACT: Plastic Love never gets to old/ out of style. Awesome track as always. *adds to playlist*
I want to cry this is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen 😢❤
I just got my drawing tablet in and I’ve been animating for 5 years now on my phone, I am SOOO ready to cook up something nice.
Congrats on the tablet!
Keep it coming!!
DO IT MAN!! BE AMAZING!!!
Good luck buddy
I believe in you 👍🏿
Love how the city interlude goes from morning to night
I was wondering when we'd get something new. This was unbelievable. Worth the 5 month wait. I went to watch this video while I ate my dinner, but I just sat there with a burger in my hand and my mouth wide open for 25 minutes. Burger got cold.
The best ever thing I've seen in my 4 years youtube experience
Not only is this easily your best compilation, but this is by far the greatest sakuga video I've seen. Your entire channel is a blessing.
You know which video to give instant like when you see it.
Edit: Jesus Christ, how many Anime's are in this video? The hours it took to edit them.....RESPECT!
The master of Sakuga MAD is still evolving. This is so nice that you tried new things in the montage. I loved these transitions :)
This video is the perfect example of all the different things sakuga style can be used accentuate in animation, Western or Eastern.
I can't be the only one who gets this weird indescribable feeling when I watch this damn
This is so good
So well made man
Are you some sort of artist?
Who ever said AMV was dead, this shit's so fucking good.
6:56 oh my gooooood
Not only anime even western cartoons and Chinese anime this is for sure beautiful
That cowboy bebop intro to the hand fighting was just nuts! Well done.
My favorite part
Man the music and the scenes are well put together. It shows how much time and dedication went into picking and editing these MAD
Yooooo he included Rise Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!!! I thought no one else knew how well animated that show was!
I’m glad this person also appreciates animation from other places. Don’t get me wrong, anime animation is really good but it’s nice seeing styles from other places too.
This was so epically put together. I can not believe I haven't seen this before. Amazing work, I'm gonna watch your videos a ton
I'm so happy this channel exists. I really enjoy watching the masterly pieces of animation you pick and the soothing yet joyful music you add to your compositions, which just creates such a comfortable, relaxing experience
Why Do you love anime so much?
This video is the perfect answer for that question.
This is the ultimate Sakuga cross-over.
HEY HEY MAN JUST HEAR ME OUT OK. YOU ARE....... BY FAR. MY FAVORITE AMV CHANNEL OF ALL TIME AND YOU WILL BE. YOU HAVE GIVEN ME SUCH INSPIRATION TOO. KEEP UP THE OUTSTANDING WORK
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. These works of animation are the product of great vision and mastery of craft. They are phenomenal. But it is another form of art entirely to compile said works with such grace, such synergy as Hobbes has done yet again. Brilliant work.
So many amazing films, anime and random animations. Mob Psycho, My Hero, Space Dandy, even TMNT. Amazing job Hobbes.
As always the editing and music choices are incredible!! I have nothing but praise for everything in this video
Seeing a little bit of ORIGIN at around 3:05 made me super happy
this anime marked my childhood
I always come back to these videos. So much beauty! The editing and music and finding all the shots WOW. 10/10
That Tank! remix was awesome
I have so much respect for these animators
Your editing skill is so on point. Every cut is a perfect transition to the next movement. You really understood how momentum and flow work in action scenes well.
Stuff like this reminds me of how much I love anime, or anything animated in general
I cant get over the plastic love part of the video, I'm officially addicted to Action Sakuga MAD
Watching this makes me recognize, enjoy, and appreciate how much time and effort and goes into these animations. Just the flow, style, and beauty in each of these. Animations are truly amazing works of art!
These are by far the smoothest transitions I have ever seen! Good job!!
Absolutely euphoric to watch, especially the Itano Circus segment (absolutely nailed that bit!). First chapter completely hooked me in and the rest just made it even better!
Holy shit Hobbes you really outdid yourself this time! This is basically a Gunplay, Swordplay, Effects, and Hand to Hand Fighting Sakuga Mad!
Was surprised by the Rise of the TMNT clip at 4:05. Glad it's getting some attention.
this is the best edit i've seen in my life
This is the best sakuga channel on TH-cam, and you might have just released your magnum opus. Absolutely amazing.
This person doesn’t have nearly as many subscribers as they deserve. SERIOUSLY!
I know this is about admiring peoples amazing animating skills, BUT GID DAMN THE EDITING AND THE MUSIC DUDE
A good way to recommend anime to people
The editing of the clips, how they’re put together, the music that lines up perfectly with the kicks and shots, the amount of time they put into researching the animators, giving us time stamps, and every other detail about this channel and its videos, just phenomenal.
The production quality is unmatched on TH-cam, I’ve yet seen a better amv maker out there.
It's too good, I legit wanna cry watching this