Only reason I haven’t watched it is because I’m already watching so many other shows:( I like seeing different art styles so this is definitely one I will add
This anime is top tier. no unnecessary filler, no pointless lewd scenes with shallow waifu characters, just continously good episodes. its short, but every episode just makes the story so much greater
yep, more simple character designs makes stuff like this possible even in a seasonal show. Wish more studios did this but well...can't sell anime figures then, I guess.
@@starvvoy I mean, that's my point. You can still make a profit just making a good anime, no matter the art style. It's just that a lot of studios think you need to have the definitive stereotypical "anime" style in order to do so.
It sucks that Mob psycho 100 doesn't get the recognition it deserves. One of the best animations of fight scenes I've ever seen in my life exist in this show
are you really saying this dude? Tired of these comments first of all you're saying this one a video with 9m views and active comment section with thousands of likes it's clips on the crunchyroll channel has millions of views of not hundreds of thousands above 500k and it won the anime awards it deserves you're just not exploring enough content based on it then how can u say it doesn't have the recognition it deserves when you're just ignoring all this barely know anything also u can see everyone are hyped for season 3 and it's one of the highest rated anime on mal
@@cluster4583 chill dude why are you being so hostile. I meant to say it doesn't get the fame as big as more well known animes like Naruto, One piece and DBZ. Obviously those are big animes but I wish mob psycho was more well known on that level is what I mean because it deserves so much more praise and attention is my point.
@@ijustbevibin0425 I mean how would you call it? There isn't a ton of details shading or lightning effects but because of that its really smooth and fluid
That's true. BONES animated this, but they also animated (and still continue to) My Hero Academia. They really only go off like this when the movies are involved, but almost never in the show, as the designs are too complicated.
@@toongamer2810 It's more like there is a passionate team working on Mob Psycho. Bones is split into different teams, as MHA has a specific team working on the anime. Same for Mob Psycho and other Bones works like Vanitas for example. The only reason that MHA gets meh treatment compared to the rest would probably be due to the fact that they do yearly productions.
Bro Teru is so sick. The fact that he actually managed to adapt this this overwhelming fighting style and get inside Shimzaki's head is why he's like top 3 in this anime for me.
@@DwiS-qs8by not really even with all the fighting he did at mobs side he still had no chance against shimazaki in a 1v1 even before he evolved and shimazaki admitted he was inferior to the boss and the boss is weaker than mob so sorry to burst your bubble
I love the line because a big sticking point in this show is how these psychic powers can obfuscate what truly matters for people which perfectly sets up reigen knocking him on his ass
this is legit the best fight scene Ive ever seen in any show. The way the camera focuses on him, the dialogue, the sound effects, the way they show the use of his teleportation power is absolutely fantastic, I wish we could see that more frequently in TV shows
My favorite part about this fight is that Teru figuring out Shimazaki's pattern was visually apparent. Other shows will have characters "get use" to an opponent's fighting style without any visible repetition to their movements beforehand, it doesn't feel like it was figured out on the rewatch. Shimazaki teleports behind someone 8 times before Teru catches him the 9th time, a decent amount of times to deduce a pattern during a battle, all with nice choreography. It may seem like a small and obvious thing to do in a fight scene, but it's satisfying as hell when done right.
I gotta say he's the smartest when it comes to using his teleportation, which is why he's so scary to fight and cool to look at. Minato is a very close second.
Teru's arc really shines here. While previously considering himself the greatest, after being proved otherwise and realizing he was just an ordinary person he realized it was a two way street, he realizes how ordinary Shimazaki is, even if he's actually more powerful, and even if his own fake sense of safety because he's allied with the supposed strongest so he won't ever need to worry about defeat, he remains an ordinary man, who can be beaten by someone else, just like Teru did, and it happens beautifully, since after mob shows up it's Reigen the one who finishes beating him up before he flees
I also love at 2:19 where we see a little bit of the season one Teru rage still present. It shows that he has changed and become a better person but he hasn’t completely changed to become a different person.
It's been said a million times, but this is easily one of the most impressive fights to ever be made from a technical standpoint (at least as of recent). Clarity is maintained on Shimazaki through pov shots/dynamic camera movement and tricks us into thinking we've got a moment where things can be safe until he disappears. I don't think any other anime has been able to convey the threat of fighting somebody with teleportation abilities quite like Mob Psycho.
What I love about this fight is Shimazaki isn’t dumb. He targets the one he believes to be the most intuitive and likely to beat him, instead of the cliché where the strongest is left till last to one on one him (although that does eventually happen when mob shows up).
Yeah, one thing I love about ONE is how he's always so logical in the most fantastical settings. For example, the first thing Reigen did when Mogami threw him in episode 4 was to brace his head for the impact; it's so perfectly subtle and logical yet unexpected, and it perfectly captures Reigen's personality as well.
@@laststrike4411 Though in this instance it's more like they had limited time and a plan that they couldn't involve the hero in because he was out of commission.
I think the reason why I love this scene so much, is that you're focused on Shimazaki. The camera stays locked on him, causing him to keep the same position, while the world around him changes. It's a really nice change, compared to a scene like.. in X-Men 2, where it's focused on the people getting their asses kicked by Nightcrawler instead of on him in specific. The way it's animated makes it seem like Shimazaki is the protagonist of the show fighting against multiple enemies. When he's actually a bad guy.
@@ManusiaKagakRusuh for real... I've never had so many op characters be better written than (and don't hate me) Goku, Naruto, pretty much 99% of all anime protagonists
Then support the series, they could make the second season because the supervision begged the studio bone. why? Because the sales are just way too fucking low, so promote everybody to support the series, like it’s a miracle to see the second season. GO SUPPORT THE SERIES GOD DAMNIT
Bet there'll be a ss3 of Mob. The manga was complete at the end of 2017 and it's a must to see how far Mob had grown. The next arc will be fucking teary (Sry for my English, I don't even know what I'm talking about)
This fight scene is brilliant. I love how instead of moving the characters around when teleporting, they change the backround. MP100 will go down as a classic
those few frames were actually some of my favorite parts of this entire fight scene. it made me realize how godly teleportation power is. Like true omnipresence, where every inch of the world is available to you at whim, as if the world revolves around you
Shimazaki's ability is my childhood dream come true!! I always (ever since I watched Naruto) thought that teleportation is an overpowered skill and you can do so much with it. This fight is precisely how I imagined a teleportation user to fight. I had my mouth open the entire battle out of the excitement! I can't believe this... I never thought I would see my long-awaited dream brought into existence. This means so much to me!
just teleportation isnt an overpowered skill, imagine a body of sheldon from BBT with teleportation punching someone like cbum or ronny coleman , they wont even feel those punches no matter if using teleportation he hits them behind or face
@@rajatsinghchaudhary2946 you can easily just cheese it though if you lacked strength teleport them away along with you or send them to a dangerous place, such as high altitudes or lava pits in volcanoes that you can easily evade and teleport away from a second later, someone strong cant really do much to escape
Sure the animation is cool but I feel like the one aspect that a lot of people tend to overlook about Mob Psycho was it's sound design. Rewatching the whole series with headphones made me realize that they really outdid themselves when it comes to the sound in this series.
I specifically looked it up because I kept hearing about it. It felt like I was watching children on a playground pretend-fighting. Complete with slow-mo walking.
Pretty sure a lot of us can agree that the one of the best interactions in this fight is at 0:49. The fact that it takes first person perspective from Sakurai just trying to find the best time to shoot, Shimazaki goes off screen and says the words "Aren't you going to shoot?" then he turns around and Shimazaki is just right behind him. It's perfect in that it shows just how focused he is on everything around him. "chef's kiss"
Same with 1:09 Where it focuses on Sakurai (? Idk his name either lol) and then it reveals instantaneously that he's on top of him instead of what we presumed.
@@toongamer2810 What we presumed was he was anywhere except standing on top of him. This entire fight is just really, REALLY well animated and the choreography is godly.
@@lilinberce9386 Exactly. If anything I thought he would at least be grazed, or teleported away from him. But the fact that he's literally and figuratively on top within a second is insane, and I gotta agree, this fight is truly incredible
my favourite part is that when they show him teleporting, instead of simply making him disappear, they make it so that the background changes to show that he's already teleported someplace else. it feels like you're teleporting with him.
John Michael De Leon well, he caught the prime minister on pine cone city, and we don’t know how far that is from seasoning city, that at least stablishes he would have split them up a city away
Honestly this has more imaginative angles and clever camera tricks and choreography using the teleportation than most films... spectacular action sequence
The thing that got me was the First Person Shooter camera angle we got. Reminds me of a short scene in Kong: Skull Island where you get an fps angle with an ak shooting up at a giant spider. I've watched films/anime try to do the fps and not do it so well but the above examples are great imo.
Everyone is saying how MP100's best quality are the animation and fight scenes, but the true quality and highlight of MP100 is its impressive way of expressing and portraying real life lessons
2:51 He almost always teleports behind his opponent, or at least out of their line of sight. You can see it throughout the fight at 0:35 , 0:51 , 1:04 , 1:09 , 1:16 , 2:05 (I may have missed some too). That's the pattern Teru picks up on. It's really subtle, but that's also what makes it so cool when Teru picks up on it.
I like how when Shimazaki was saying he's the second strongest in the world, Teru has a flashback to when he himself thought he was the strongest and was like hehehe *should I tell him? somebody needs to tell him oh this is going to be fun*
That was teru's entire plan. If they could win with a coordinated effort? Awesome. However the real aim was to keep this guy contained until mob showed up.
3:00 "well if we disregard the boss I am the world's strongest" I love how Teru's response is transfixed against a wide shot of the entire landscape. It adds weight to his response like, "bruh do you see how big this fucking world is? That's a bold statement scrub"
@Shaan Naafir , nah. 1st is shigeo 2nd n 3rd is occupied by most powerful vengeful spirit guy n claw boss. not sure who's more powerful. that guy may come in 4th
Aside from other parts that have been praised here, I love 2:17-2:22. The change to a dimly lit room, Shimazaki teleporting in the foreground, a flash of Teru seeing him and then immediately shifting his eyes to the pile of office furniture in the corner which, because of how it was shot, had already been established were there for just a millisecond when he flew into the building, no thoughts just throw, with the aura and sound effect appearing, and the growl of effort/frustration as we come back to the same shot of Shimazaki running towards him. It’s just so smooth.
I love the way Teru laughs at 3:04. The VA did it perfectly. You can tell that Teru sees his naivety in Shimazaki, which leads to his next line, where he tries to teach Shimazaki that he is just a normal person just as Mob taught Teru in the high school. That laugh is great because Teru knows that there is someone much stronger than Shimazaki, and laughs in face of that.
Loved so many parts of this fight, the struggle at the beginning showing how scary teleportation mastery actually is, the resilience of all the espers, the headsmash into the wall then car via teleportation, the epic teamwork by the espers when he was distracted, and then mob showing up scaring Shimazaki showing he was outclassed. One of the few top level anime sequences that last like 5 minutes (if they finished showing mob's part).
I love how, once Mob shows up, it isn't even a real fight. Reigen punches the guy and then Mob's menace scares him shitless so he teleports away never to be seen again.
I'm still in aftershocks of this fight holy crap. That was absolutely beautiful. And then when Mob shows up the screen narrows just like in Mogami's world again waaaaaaah so cool~ So cool I forget to breathe.
mob psycho’s art style is very different and I didn’t really like it when I started watching the show but then it slowly started growing on me and I love it
1:23 And Teruki was right. It looks like Shimazaki teleportations were at random, but the vast majority of them were behind people who tried to attack him. 2:45. This part here practically confirms it. Teruki wasn't a menace to Shimazaki simply because he was a great tactician, but he also gave hope in a hopeless situation.
Didn't even pick up on that myself. Made me love this fight even more than I already do. Everything else is essentially rapid fire, but the shot where Terada tries to hit him with the truck clearly shows this pattern. Made me go back and pay more attention to the other scenes, and made me love the last scene with teru more. Amazing. (Just remembered I think his name is Terada, not Sakurai)
@@taka3634 I know what he said I can read. Here scared and defeated mean the same thing. In your way of thinking, Even Reigen didn't defeat him he just scared him. and even what he said is wrong. he wasn't scared by Mob but by Reigen because he couldn't detect him.
Like Teru said, attacks he can't detect work on him as they would on a normal human... which means Reigen essentially beat the crap out of a disabled blind man
Bill when he used the mind’s eye he cutted off everything except the espers from his detections that’s why he didn’t detect reigen, because he’s not an esper
Mike Hunt I’ve always had trouble grasping the difference between the two, would you mind explaining what you mean by that? I’d greatly appreciate it! What are the differences between tactics and strategy you see in this fight?
@@fireblaze1580 I'd be happy to! The best way I've seen it explained is that tacticians focus on how things are done, whilst strategists focus on why they're done. The other way of putting it is that tacticians focus on details, whilst strategists are big picture thinkers. This difference is pretty much hardwired into you and defines how you approach fighting. Cards on the table, I'm a tactician through and through, but I'll try to explain the other side. Teruki is the strategist here, and the pros and cons of strategic thinking are evident in the fight. A strategist considers the strengths, weaknesses, and desires of the enemies and allies involved. This is the information that fuels their decision making. What are the strengths of Teru and the group? Well, they have the numbers advantage. They have a variety of powers and they can work well as a team. Their weakness is that individually none of them can handle their opponent. What about Shimazaki's strengths and weaknesses? He's a very dangerous fighter, but he's alone. What does he want to do? Shimazaki almost certainly wants to rip through them one by one. If I took a strategically minded boxer and put him against someone he'd never seen before, his guiding principle would be "whatever he wants to do, don't let him do it." So, the strategy is to use numbers to overwhelm Shimazaki, then use teamwork to deny him a chance to recover. The "why" behind the strategy lies in the strengths, weaknesses, and intentions of all involved. Strategists don't aim to be big picture thinkers, it's just that the information they see leads to it. You can also see that they're goal oriented. A strategy is defined by the goals it sets out to achieve. They're usually very simple but effective. That sequence from 3:22 to 3:45 was always the end goal. Everything else is done with the aim of achieving it. What lets them down (at first) is their tactics. It's all well and good to have the right goals, but you still need a way to achieve them. That's what tactics are to a strategist - how they achieve their overall goals. A strategist always needs tactics. With the initial goal being to overwhelm Shimazaki, the group tries to achieve this through pure aggression. Each of them attacking as forcefully and as much as possible, hoping to put Shima on the back foot. Unfortunately for them, Shimazaki is a good enough tactician to scupper their attempts. The tactical change happens when Teru switches from aggression to deception. He distracts Shima long enough for a teammate to hit him when he's not looking. Note that this is fulfils the initial goal of using numbers to overwhelm Shima. That's stayed the same. What's changed is the how. It's very rare to find someone who's good at both, and you can see the relative simplicity of Teruki's tactics versus his strategy. Now we're onto my boi Shimazaki and back in my ballpark. Essentially, a tactician has no overarching goals to fulfil, nor does he worry about strengths and weaknesses. Because he thinks in a completely different way to someone like Teruki. Shima only asks how he beats whatever his opponent is doing. Remember what I said about the strategic boxer? Well, a tactical boxer goes by the creed, "whatever he's doing, do something better." Watch how Shimazaki fights in the first half. He doesn't have a plan, he's just responding to each threat as it arises. On a meta level, look at how many skills and powers he shows mastery of in the fight. That's the sign of a tactician. A fighter with really clean and fluid technique IRL is usually a tactician. Because they ask how things are done, they investigate the mechanics and underlying concepts behind techniques, which gives them detailed knowledge of how they work. This is the information they use to analyse opponents. They figure out how well he does things, and exploit whatever flaws they can see in his techniques. If there are none, a tactician will do something that beats what their enemy does. Once you know how something works, you know how to break it. You block high, I hit low. You swing wide, I hit straight. That sort of thing. That's why Teru makes a big deal out of Shima's ability to read moves, and why their first tactic of aggression doesn't work. A great tactician can figure out how to beat your moves with a glance, doing those moves hard and fast doesn't change that. However, Teruki exploits this detail-based thinking. By being able to hold his own against Shima, then taunting him, Teru captures all of the tactician's attention. Because they're so detail based, tacticians are often completely blind to the bigger picture. In that moment, Shima forgot about everyone else involved as he tried to figure out Teru. That's when a rock hits him and he gets rekt. Then we see the real danger of tacticians. What happens when Shimazaki concentrates? He doesn't start think about the big picture. He gets EVEN MORE detail oriented, and analyses the beings around him for flaws to exploit. Then he does that Tai Lung nerve shiz and ices everyone. That's the danger of a tactician. They have such intricate knowledge of combat that they can do things you don't understand and are powerless to stop. A strategist always needs tactics, but a tactician doesn't need a strategy. The only thing that truly foils them is a bigger, badder tactician. Who appears at the very end in the form of Mob. I know that was a lot to take in but I tried to put it as simply as possible without skipping anything vital. At its heart, strategy vs tactics is about how people see the world. That's impossible to change, and figuring out how one interacts with information is key to being effective and efficient. Thanks for reading!
Mike Hunt Mike Hunt Thank you so much for your thorough, precise, and clearly experienced reply. From your first few sentences you were very effective in explaining the core differences between strategy and tactics and everything else you’ve written served to just further clarify and eliminated all possible misunderstandings or confusion I might have had. Reading you brake down this fight in terms of each characters strategic vs tactical decisions was also a lot of fun and I really appreciate the effort you put into it! It really helped in clarifying that effective strategy is having the right goals and effective tactics is executing things efficiently and effectively to reach those goals. Strategy is long term and tactics short term. Based on what you’ve told me, I would say having the ability to execute one’s goals effectively in fighting situations like this where the raw power and skill available to each side can vary a lot is far more valuable then a good plan. Their comes a point where even the most genius strategies simply can’t overcome the gap created by overwhelming skill, power, and resources. (Pretty much a Mob at ???% vs anyone type of situation) Where strategy seems to be able to shine is when everyone is on a more or less equal playing field in terms of tactics available to them.(like chess)The winner is then determined based solely on who is able to conjure the most effective plans with which they can then apply those tactics in order to reach the most desirable outcome. Like most things context is really important, and there are situations where a reliance on tactics first will get the job done, and other situations where a good strategy is your best option. When tactics fail all you can do is hope for a better strategy. But if your tactics are effective, your “strategy” can be as simple as “win”. At least that is what I managed to gather from what you’ve written! I’m not too sure which method I favour in general just yet. I’d probably need some time to really think about it, but in the specific context of a fight I’d probably be more of a strategy first kind of fighter. I’m not confident enough in my tactical skills to think I’ll be able to come out of a fight as safe as I’d like to without a decent strategy to compensate. But of course there usually isn’t a lot of time to think during real fights and what I would do also depends on what context the fight itself is in and what my goal is. If I’m just trying to escape as quickly as possible I may rely on my tactic of running away faster than them! Thanks again for your help in clarifying the differences between the two, and I hope you have a nice day!
@@fireblaze1580 Everything you wrote is spot on. Thanks for taking the time to read it all, I can tell you've understood it. I think this is the most pleasant exchange I've had in a TH-cam comment section! Enjoy your day!
I don’t know you two, but I love you two. What an intensive and passionate discussion you guys had. This is the kinda thing I like to see in the TH-cam comments.
We really need a notorious anime ceremony award on a seasonal basis. Anyone involved in such masterpiece deserves more than a standard recognition from their Studio production.
That's probably the best part, Teru says that Shimazaki's weakness is attacks he can't see coming or read and Reigen, a completely normal guy, just floors him, all because he couldn't see it coming
@@ODoyleRulez_ The only reason why we haven't had this way of animating teleportation is just because animators are lazy. They could have done this a long time ago. Its sad we are only seeing this kind of animation today.
This is what Bones is truly capable of, what a shame that MHA didn't came close to this quality of animation. or is just me that imagines the adaptation of the manga with a movie quality everytime I read and watch some of the excellent work of Horikoshi
It's because ONE is a better story teller than Horikoshi. Additionaly despite ONE not being a good illustrator he is good at panelling and storyboarding which is very helpful to animators since the mangaka sends storyboards to the studios first to guide them. Also the art style is simple so its easier to have a fluid animation as there are less complicated details.
There are three three-years between each season of Mob. There’s a new season of MHA every other spring. Perhaps if they were given more time, the anime for My Hero would look better-into its later seasons anyway. Not to say it’s incapable of great animation, which it is in S6
@@netreu00 imo it's the best portrayal of teleportation in anime, creativity and utilisation wise. but yeah, the animation and choreography in Shimazaki's fight definetely topped
The only second best (idk if second bc its a move not animation) is Jumper, tho it has a nerf on how they telentransport its still a good movie on that at least thats what i thought like 10 years ago when i watched that
@Abrar Harahap Lmao just because it isnt as normal looking as the hentai you watch doesnt mean the "graphics" suck. Its a different form of animation, that quite frankly looks pretty god damn good.
I like how you you can kinda see teruki slowly learning Shimazaki’s pattern as the scars get beat up. 1:03 he begins to react faster, 1:17 he gets pretty close to hitting him, and 2:45 is where he finally figures it all out.
Damn, that's really impressive. I don't really understand why Mob told Teru that he's nothing without his psychic powers. Teru has so many other skills as well, would clearly be popular even without psychic powers
@@alexanderkorol677 I think Mob was basically projecting in that scene, and he himself fears that he is nothing without his powers. Also, the most he knew of Teruki by that point was that he was a narcissistic jerk who liked beating people up, so
BONES really did justice to mob psycho , season 1 and even season 2 they really make it with love , its like they showering the fans with sakuga fest....too bad one punch man season 2 didnt get what it deserved ....
Finally, one of the very few anime where the animators actually trust their audience enough to let the fight scene speak for itself. No Greek chorus in the background yelling about how someone moves are too awesome or explaining the powers like we're all idiots.
I just love how the teleportation happens from his perspective. It's not him that disappears from sight, it's the world around him that shifts as he's remaining perfectly still.
Sasuke stays flexing in every anime he's in.
Emperorwolffang can't agree more
Sasuke vs Kirito was an awesome fight
Even In kakuriyo no yadomeshi a wind ninja named sasuke. Even in otome games ikemun sengoku sasuke a ninja.
@@MuriloRonald kirito will die dude
@@jinbronkun lmao in 2 second
This is how I imagined my toys would fight when I was a little kid.
Hi, I Think I'm Real bruhhhh Foreal though 😂😂
So true, for animation to even match up to my imagination speaks volumes of how well they animated this
The eraser vs the sharpener
For real bro i thought the same thing😂😂😂
same.
This is lowkey what paradise looks like. Perfect animation, sound effects, OST and voice actors.
@its yoo bacon I'd like to think that they probably have.
Jordan Yruegas the fact that a legend commented on this video
I’ve been watching your vids since I was a kid
What do you mean by paradise?
It looks awesome! Yet I I’d describe studio ghibli animations as perfection 👌
"I can see everything now"
That's what happens when you actually *open your eyes*
The man is blind
@@nichi_k a joke was made.
@@ShadowKryzis all right
Funny. I laugh.
Asians
When you realize this isn't even a main character fight
Teru is mah mc
I hate that people refuse to watch the show because of the art style, it’s moments like these that make it a genuinely great show
Can you tell the anime name pls
@@Mustafa-712 mob psycho 100
This art style makes it unique
Only reason I haven’t watched it is because I’m already watching so many other shows:(
I like seeing different art styles so this is definitely one I will add
This anime is top tier. no unnecessary filler, no pointless lewd scenes with shallow waifu characters, just continously good episodes. its short, but every episode just makes the story so much greater
Simple character design and art style means extra fluidity in animation.
True and I love it
The same thing happened on kakashi vs obito. Traded detailing and art style for the god tier animation and choreography
True, also less stressful to do and much more fun.
Definitely, an example would be Devilman (Crybaby), ok art style, but very fluid animation.
Yessir but people think it’s the budget “kicking in”
this is what happens when an anime production doesnt spend the whole budget on the hair & eye details
No replies sad
yep, more simple character designs makes stuff like this possible even in a seasonal show. Wish more studios did this but well...can't sell anime figures then, I guess.
not budget, effort
alegra _ I mean Mob Psycho still sells figures. A lot of them too
@@starvvoy I mean, that's my point. You can still make a profit just making a good anime, no matter the art style.
It's just that a lot of studios think you need to have the definitive stereotypical "anime" style in order to do so.
It sucks that Mob psycho 100 doesn't get the recognition it deserves. One of the best animations of fight scenes I've ever seen in my life exist in this show
Its the best new gen for me and top 3 in my favorite anime of all time
Mob psycho s2 won for best animation
It actually got the recognition it deserves. Its just that you're not in the area where you can see it
are you really saying this dude? Tired of these comments first of all you're saying this one a video with 9m views and active comment section with thousands of likes it's clips on the crunchyroll channel has millions of views of not hundreds of thousands above 500k and it won the anime awards it deserves you're just not exploring enough content based on it then how can u say it doesn't have the recognition it deserves when you're just ignoring all this barely know anything also u can see everyone are hyped for season 3 and it's one of the highest rated anime on mal
@@cluster4583 chill dude why are you being so hostile. I meant to say it doesn't get the fame as big as more well known animes like Naruto, One piece and DBZ. Obviously those are big animes but I wish mob psycho was more well known on that level is what I mean because it deserves so much more praise and attention is my point.
Everyone gangsta until the kid with a bowl cut shows up.
How can I watch this season?
*Reigen
David Moore CrunchyRoll
@@davidmoore5004 Here you go
animekisa.tv/mob-psycho-100-ii
Cough in Rock Lee and Gai-sensei...
This was't even nominated for best fight of the year, crunchyroll you are a joke
SheepSheep * crunchyroll are clowns
There were better fights than this lol
yes but still a fight from the series was i believe
@@MoneyShifted Still no
crunchyroll yeah yaoi on ice as anime of the year.
原作の絵をアニメでわざわざ美化させず、そのままの絵を維持した状態でヌルヌル動く神作画とかいう最強のアニメ。
The simplistic style lets the animators be so creative and fluid with the animation it really pays of greatly
I love Mob Psycho so much
I wouldn’t say simplistic 😅😅😅
@@ijustbevibin0425 I mean how would you call it? There isn't a ton of details shading or lightning effects but because of that its really smooth and fluid
That's true. BONES animated this, but they also animated (and still continue to) My Hero Academia. They really only go off like this when the movies are involved, but almost never in the show, as the designs are too complicated.
@@toongamer2810 It's more like there is a passionate team working on Mob Psycho. Bones is split into different teams, as MHA has a specific team working on the anime. Same for Mob Psycho and other Bones works like Vanitas for example.
The only reason that MHA gets meh treatment compared to the rest would probably be due to the fact that they do yearly productions.
@@jadenxii damn, the MP100 team must be bunch of passionate fellas if they really the one that make the musics too💀✨
Bro Teru is so sick. The fact that he actually managed to adapt this this overwhelming fighting style and get inside Shimzaki's head is why he's like top 3 in this anime for me.
@Syzonax same
YOLO
@Syzonax wait what?? Teru has a Copy ability??
Teru is very quick at adapting and can copy abilities, thank god mob knock his senses early in the series or else he would be the final boss lol
@@DwiS-qs8by not really even with all the fighting he did at mobs side he still had no chance against shimazaki in a 1v1 even before he evolved and shimazaki admitted he was inferior to the boss and the boss is weaker than mob so sorry to burst your bubble
And thats how you animate a fight scene.
Studio bones right at it again with their orgasmic animation
@@mab3667 imagine how mha is gonna be? They have till Octobe its gonna be so gud, i hope
@@HypeLozerInc nah its shit.
Just wait FOR OPM ;-;
@@doburu4835 we wont know till we see it
Not only is the animation amazing the line: "there are people in this world with power you can't even fathon" just give me chills
And we know there was at least one person in particular on his mind 🫢
@@kelly774 October 2022 :)
reminds me when tengen said it
Reigen Arataka
I love the line because a big sticking point in this show is how these psychic powers can obfuscate what truly matters for people which perfectly sets up reigen knocking him on his ass
this is legit the best fight scene Ive ever seen in any show. The way the camera focuses on him, the dialogue, the sound effects, the way they show the use of his teleportation power is absolutely fantastic, I wish we could see that more frequently in TV shows
What show is this?
@@someguyy194_2 Mob Psycho 100
@@carlosmerces was this at the end of season 2? I don’t remember it well
@@someguyy194_2 yes
The fact that you can clearly see the action and what's happening is a big plus too.
My favorite part about this fight is that Teru figuring out Shimazaki's pattern was visually apparent. Other shows will have characters "get use" to an opponent's fighting style without any visible repetition to their movements beforehand, it doesn't feel like it was figured out on the rewatch. Shimazaki teleports behind someone 8 times before Teru catches him the 9th time, a decent amount of times to deduce a pattern during a battle, all with nice choreography.
It may seem like a small and obvious thing to do in a fight scene, but it's satisfying as hell when done right.
Wow, you’re right! His moves actually do follow a pattern if you pay attention.
I dont see the pattern
@@blendyboi5023 git gud
1:03 Teru already started picking up here
*teleports behind you* "heh, nothing personal, kid" *starts banging his head against different objects*
There are a lot of characters who can teleport, like goku, obito, nightcrawler, but shimaazaki is by far the coolest one.
I gotta say he's the smartest when it comes to using his teleportation, which is why he's so scary to fight and cool to look at.
Minato is a very close second.
@@Kasoha4 cough obito
@@dad3996 he doesn't teleport, he switches between dimensions
Lit af
lets at least include Minato.
Teru's arc really shines here. While previously considering himself the greatest, after being proved otherwise and realizing he was just an ordinary person he realized it was a two way street, he realizes how ordinary Shimazaki is, even if he's actually more powerful, and even if his own fake sense of safety because he's allied with the supposed strongest so he won't ever need to worry about defeat, he remains an ordinary man, who can be beaten by someone else, just like Teru did, and it happens beautifully, since after mob shows up it's Reigen the one who finishes beating him up before he flees
It's true, the theme of the whole anime seems to be "we are all ordinary"
I also love at 2:19 where we see a little bit of the season one Teru rage still present. It shows that he has changed and become a better person but he hasn’t completely changed to become a different person.
Teru is really strong for his age lol competing with full grown Espers
@@MattGarcyaDCIn terms of technique Teru is the best imo. He’s able to analyze and even recreate complex techniques on the fly.
@@JH-pc8tdthe theme of mob season 1 starts out literally saying “ if everyone is not special then ….
It's been said a million times, but this is easily one of the most impressive fights to ever be made from a technical standpoint (at least as of recent). Clarity is maintained on Shimazaki through pov shots/dynamic camera movement and tricks us into thinking we've got a moment where things can be safe until he disappears. I don't think any other anime has been able to convey the threat of fighting somebody with teleportation abilities quite like Mob Psycho.
which episode is this?
@@despectusfastidium5060 Season two episode 11
@@despectusfastidium5060 episode 10 or 11 of season 2
@@despectusfastidium5060 Season 2 episode 11 I think.
@@despectusfastidium5060 season 2, 11 i think
What I love about this fight is Shimazaki isn’t dumb. He targets the one he believes to be the most intuitive and likely to beat him, instead of the cliché where the strongest is left till last to one on one him (although that does eventually happen when mob shows up).
Yeah, one thing I love about ONE is how he's always so logical in the most fantastical settings. For example, the first thing Reigen did when Mogami threw him in episode 4 was to brace his head for the impact; it's so perfectly subtle and logical yet unexpected, and it perfectly captures Reigen's personality as well.
He's also not dumb as when Mob shows up he basically gives up entirely knowing that he's a totally different league.
Nine times out of ten, this happens because the main character isn't here yet of the supports are idiots who rushed without thinking.
@@laststrike4411 Though in this instance it's more like they had limited time and a plan that they couldn't involve the hero in because he was out of commission.
@@marche800 True.
0:49 that animation was BEYOND SEXY
@KkTommy Kkinks I mean, you expect them to draw every detail from that far away?
@KkTommy Kkinks but the clean animations easily. EASILY more than makes up for the simpler art style
GO BEYOND... PLUS! SEXY!!!
@KkTommy Kkinks keep watching a-1 shows lol
@KkTommy Kkinks go watch 3d animation then.
2:06 that ost always gives me some chills
do you know the name of it please ?
@@witiwapgi9521 Battle theme 1, maybe
I think the reason why I love this scene so much, is that you're focused on Shimazaki. The camera stays locked on him, causing him to keep the same position, while the world around him changes. It's a really nice change, compared to a scene like.. in X-Men 2, where it's focused on the people getting their asses kicked by Nightcrawler instead of on him in specific. The way it's animated makes it seem like Shimazaki is the protagonist of the show fighting against multiple enemies. When he's actually a bad guy.
Couldn’t agree with you more. Thank you for posting this. I found myself Eve. Rooting for him in this fight aha.
I completely agree :)
Awesome commentary, fr no joke.
Completely right
This is very insightful.
One is such an underrated storyteller
And Bones is so gooooooodd
My favourite series of all time has become Mob Psycho 100
ONE-sensei is really great on making OP characters ...
@@ManusiaKagakRusuh for real... I've never had so many op characters be better written than (and don't hate me) Goku, Naruto, pretty much 99% of all anime protagonists
Mine too now it was OPM but seeing what they've done I doubt I'll have the same feelings for it
Then support the series, they could make the second season because the supervision begged the studio bone. why? Because the sales are just way too fucking low, so promote everybody to support the series, like it’s a miracle to see the second season. GO SUPPORT THE SERIES GOD DAMNIT
Bet there'll be a ss3 of Mob. The manga was complete at the end of 2017 and it's a must to see how far Mob had grown. The next arc will be fucking teary
(Sry for my English, I don't even know what I'm talking about)
This fight scene is brilliant. I love how instead of moving the characters around when teleporting, they change the backround. MP100 will go down as a classic
those few frames were actually some of my favorite parts of this entire fight scene. it made me realize how godly teleportation power is. Like true omnipresence, where every inch of the world is available to you at whim, as if the world revolves around you
NOBODYs gonna remember this trash in 3 years let alone 2
@@Cj-hj6rm Shut up, you probably love shit anime.
@@Cj-hj6rm nice try trollss
Nobody is going to remember this anime after 3-5 years. Stop with the "going down in history" bullshit.
Shimazaki's ability is my childhood dream come true!! I always (ever since I watched Naruto) thought that teleportation is an overpowered skill and you can do so much with it. This fight is precisely how I imagined a teleportation user to fight. I had my mouth open the entire battle out of the excitement! I can't believe this... I never thought I would see my long-awaited dream brought into existence. This means so much to me!
Imagine if Minato got this level of sakuga.
This comment is so wholesome. I love this!
just teleportation isnt an overpowered skill, imagine a body of sheldon from BBT with teleportation punching someone like cbum or ronny coleman , they wont even feel those punches no matter if using teleportation he hits them behind or face
@@rajatsinghchaudhary2946 you can easily just cheese it though if you lacked strength
teleport them away along with you or send them to a dangerous place, such as high altitudes or lava pits in volcanoes that you can easily evade and teleport away from a second later, someone strong cant really do much to escape
He’s more of a sensory-typed esper though, teleportation is just his extra quirk
Sure the animation is cool but I feel like the one aspect that a lot of people tend to overlook about Mob Psycho was it's sound design. Rewatching the whole series with headphones made me realize that they really outdid themselves when it comes to the sound in this series.
Old Gacy never really thought of it, but good point
Dead Series , demon Slayer STOMPS it
@@Cj-hj6rm their both great shows that everyone should watch.
@@uqsidedown5587 meh sure why not
@@Cj-hj6rm demon slayer is overrated 😒
I came here to purify myself after seeing Meliodas vs Escanor
Za Warudo Is Mine no cap
imagine 7ds animated by these people
@@hyperheavennnn At least the production and direction would be 10/10
I specifically looked it up because I kept hearing about it.
It felt like I was watching children on a playground pretend-fighting.
Complete with slow-mo walking.
ugh this cause me physical pain
Pretty sure a lot of us can agree that the one of the best interactions in this fight is at 0:49.
The fact that it takes first person perspective from Sakurai just trying to find the best time to shoot, Shimazaki goes off screen and says the words "Aren't you going to shoot?" then he turns around and Shimazaki is just right behind him. It's perfect in that it shows just how focused he is on everything around him. "chef's kiss"
Bruh that little kick he does cracks me up. Man goes flying.
Same with 1:09
Where it focuses on Sakurai (? Idk his name either lol) and then it reveals instantaneously that he's on top of him instead of what we presumed.
@@toongamer2810 What we presumed was he was anywhere except standing on top of him.
This entire fight is just really, REALLY well animated and the choreography is godly.
@@lilinberce9386 Exactly. If anything I thought he would at least be grazed, or teleported away from him. But the fact that he's literally and figuratively on top within a second is insane, and I gotta agree, this fight is truly incredible
my favourite part is that when they show him teleporting, instead of simply making him disappear, they make it so that the background changes to show that he's already teleported someplace else. it feels like you're teleporting with him.
Right!
Don't also forget the sfx
0:50 This sequence really surprised me, I never seen a first person moment in an anime !
En black clover tambien
Ulquiorra getting punched by Ichigo is another scene to see
Check Goku vs Broly in DBS Broly
That one scene in vinland was dope too
One word:
JoJo
And that is the real way to make use of Teleportation.
He can just take all of them to other country or anime
@Ultimate Straight I have a hunch that his teleportation has a distance limit.
Shimazaki's aim was to have fun. Of course he didn't do that.
John Michael De Leon well, he caught the prime minister on pine cone city, and we don’t know how far that is from seasoning city, that at least stablishes he would have split them up a city away
@Ultimate Straight tryhard? Silly yo mama jokes
Oh how much I wish One Punch Man got this kind of treatment for all its seasons…all of ONE’s works deserve this level of adaptation
Never seen teleportation done so well
You are right man
The teleport at 2:17 is so smooth
bacon_with_legs nah man, 2:06
@@Smash78 never noticed him teleport to two different places to break two different things 😂
@@Epic-hs7kl lol should've teleport to a harder surface to crack the skull instead of the car windows
Shimazaki: I can see everything now
*literally 2 seconds later*
Shimazaki: why do I hear boss music?
Don't you mean... a piano?
@@amazonworker3107 cmon dude, just get the joke and move on
*Reigens theme plays in the distance, menacingly*
@@MrPicklekvGygA piano is also a joke.
Piano jo[jo]ke is shit
Honestly this has more imaginative angles and clever camera tricks and choreography using the teleportation than most films... spectacular action sequence
The thing that got me was the First Person Shooter camera angle we got. Reminds me of a short scene in Kong: Skull Island where you get an fps angle with an ak shooting up at a giant spider.
I've watched films/anime try to do the fps and not do it so well but the above examples are great imo.
Yep it was lit!!! I just want the animation style to be different...
Bro I said the exact same thing I had to show mad dad this shit because he’s big on action movies and he was shocked
Please tell me where is the teleportation i cant see it
@@xarmanhskafragos2516 the part where he smashes the yellow haired guys face to the wall then suddenly a windshield kinda cool perspective
Everyone is saying how MP100's best quality are the animation and fight scenes, but the true quality and highlight of MP100 is its impressive way of expressing and portraying real life lessons
yeah the animation and the wisdom made this anime a top 2 for me
ending of 3rd season hit me so hard
Holy shit, this was really only 4:50?! This felt like 30 minutes of pure heart stopping heaven.
There was more talking in the episode. Thats why its shorter.
Which episode is this
@@lilpotts10 Season 2 episode 11
for real tho
@@yoursonisold8743 less
Damn Sasuke, he even got his sharingan with him.
He sees everything now 😂
Ironically, he's actually blind
Yet he got his ass haned to him by urushiki
Did you guys even watch the anime? Sasuke can oly teleport with his rinniegan lol fortnite kids
Omg😂😂😂
2:51 He almost always teleports behind his opponent, or at least out of their line of sight. You can see it throughout the fight at 0:35 , 0:51 , 1:04 , 1:09 , 1:16 , 2:05 (I may have missed some too). That's the pattern Teru picks up on. It's really subtle, but that's also what makes it so cool when Teru picks up on it.
This is one of the few show's that consistently portrayed side characters as competent, impactfull people in the story.
OPM is all about that
@@putin2918 yeah but the side characters in this anime to me do indeed feel more relatable
nishan kandel ONE must like that sort of thing.
KkTommy Kkinks why don’t you watch and let me know
@KkTommy Kkinks The fact you think One Punch Man is just a paradoy just goes to show you haven't watched the series
I like how when Shimazaki was saying he's the second strongest in the world, Teru has a flashback to when he himself thought he was the strongest and was like hehehe *should I tell him? somebody needs to tell him oh this is going to be fun*
That was teru's entire plan. If they could win with a coordinated effort? Awesome. However the real aim was to keep this guy contained until mob showed up.
Realistically he's 3rd or 4th strongest, depending on how you classify Mogami.
@@JFullerUCSB I'm not sure, Serizawa is probably stronger.
😂😂😂
This is fucking character development my guy
3:00 "well if we disregard the boss I am the world's strongest"
I love how Teru's response is transfixed against a wide shot of the entire landscape. It adds weight to his response like, "bruh do you see how big this fucking world is? That's a bold statement scrub"
Oh shoot, how have I never caught that… that’s so clever
so fire
@Shaan Naafir we don't know if there's another monster hiding our somewhere.
@Shaan Naafir ,
nah.
1st is shigeo
2nd n 3rd is occupied by most powerful vengeful spirit guy n claw boss. not sure who's more powerful.
that guy may come in 4th
@@sadat8187 who is vengefull spirit guy?
Aside from other parts that have been praised here, I love 2:17-2:22. The change to a dimly lit room, Shimazaki teleporting in the foreground, a flash of Teru seeing him and then immediately shifting his eyes to the pile of office furniture in the corner which, because of how it was shot, had already been established were there for just a millisecond when he flew into the building, no thoughts just throw, with the aura and sound effect appearing, and the growl of effort/frustration as we come back to the same shot of Shimazaki running towards him. It’s just so smooth.
I love the way Teru laughs at 3:04. The VA did it perfectly. You can tell that Teru sees his naivety in Shimazaki, which leads to his next line, where he tries to teach Shimazaki that he is just a normal person just as Mob taught Teru in the high school. That laugh is great because Teru knows that there is someone much stronger than Shimazaki, and laughs in face of that.
exactly
Well the VA is the one who voice Sora, Sorata, Kirito, Betelgeuse, Arata, Aoba, Bell, Izumi, etc. ofc he did everything perfectly.
*middle school*
perfectly explain!
That laugh even sound genuine lol
Loved so many parts of this fight, the struggle at the beginning showing how scary teleportation mastery actually is, the resilience of all the espers, the headsmash into the wall then car via teleportation, the epic teamwork by the espers when he was distracted, and then mob showing up scaring Shimazaki showing he was outclassed. One of the few top level anime sequences that last like 5 minutes (if they finished showing mob's part).
What is this anime called?
@@lucasevergarden6601 mob psycho 100. this is season 2.
I love how, once Mob shows up, it isn't even a real fight. Reigen punches the guy and then Mob's menace scares him shitless so he teleports away never to be seen again.
Not to mention the self defense rush
And the greatest ending to a fight. Our lord and savior reigen arataka using one of his special moves
0:49 The shift in perspective is so smooth and seamless here. I can't believe how good it looks, especially during a fight sequence.
Every time I watch this fight I'm blown away by how clean it is
I absolutely love the fact that despite facing multiple strong people at once, Shimazaki talks to them so respectfully IT'S GIVING ME MIXED FEELINGS
Shimazaki's Teleportation animation style is better then Goku's Instant Transmission animation style
facts
Toei needs to take notes
Yup, we feel like we're teleporting alongside Shimazaki..
I’m not gonna lie, you’re right
@@hassankhalid8917 sure it's different techniques but it's still a teleportation..it's can be compared
I'm still in aftershocks of this fight holy crap.
That was absolutely beautiful. And then when Mob shows up the screen narrows just like in Mogami's world again waaaaaaah so cool~
So cool I forget to breathe.
self defense punch!
@@ND-gg2hh Reigen right?
Oh no! Did you suffocate?
@@Rize-TheArtOfPlay| yes I am dead at the moment, but I am coming back from my grave to watch the next ep
I'm just glad you didn't die 😂😂
mob psycho’s art style is very different and I didn’t really like it when I started watching the show but then it slowly started growing on me and I love it
I'm glad
Same i didn’t watch it for the longest time Bc of the art style but it’s rlly not that bad
the fact that the artsyle is simpler makes it easier for bones to draw more smooth animation
Same.
Wtf same here
“There are people in this world with powers you can’t even fathom. You’re just an ordinary man. Even I can defeat you.” This line goes so hard 😮💨
Said a man who get beat up by truly ordinary man 😂😂
1:23 And Teruki was right. It looks like Shimazaki teleportations were at random, but the vast majority of them were behind people who tried to attack him. 2:45. This part here practically confirms it. Teruki wasn't a menace to Shimazaki simply because he was a great tactician, but he also gave hope in a hopeless situation.
Didn't even pick up on that myself. Made me love this fight even more than I already do. Everything else is essentially rapid fire, but the shot where Terada tries to hit him with the truck clearly shows this pattern. Made me go back and pay more attention to the other scenes, and made me love the last scene with teru more. Amazing.
(Just remembered I think his name is Terada, not Sakurai)
Well after mind's eye he was basically one shotting all of them
>Shimazaki voiced by Sasuke's voice actor
>gets defeated by Teru, who has Naruto hair
Poetry.
Well, defeats naruto then gets scared of someone with Rock Lee hair.
@@Holostryker Also not right. While looking at mob he gets punched by Reigen. so actually Reigen defets him
@@venpasa8457 he said he defeats NARUTO then, gets SCARED not DEFEATED of someone with rock Lee hair
@@taka3634 I know what he said I can read. Here scared and defeated mean the same thing. In your way of thinking, Even Reigen didn't defeat him he just scared him. and even what he said is wrong. he wasn't scared by Mob but by Reigen because he couldn't detect him.
@@venpasa8457 Can you???
Oh come on, you didn't include the best part
*SELF DEFENSE RUSH*
Like Teru said, attacks he can't detect work on him as they would on a normal human... which means Reigen essentially beat the crap out of a disabled blind man
@@bill2734 in self defense of course
@@bill2734 IDK about "normal human," maybe specifically in mind's eye that's the case. otherwise that manhole would have given him a savage haircut
Bill when he used the mind’s eye he cutted off everything except the espers from his detections that’s why he didn’t detect reigen, because he’s not an esper
@@lorenzgutierrez8356 do you really need to explain a comedy scene. what buzzkill
I am a firm believer in teleportation being one of the coolest powers and this just proves it
super speed and teleport used wisely becomes very broken
If anyone is unsure of the difference between tactics and strategy, this scene is a surprisingly helpful example of the two clashing.
Mike Hunt
I’ve always had trouble grasping the difference between the two, would you mind explaining what you mean by that? I’d greatly appreciate it! What are the differences between tactics and strategy you see in this fight?
@@fireblaze1580 I'd be happy to! The best way I've seen it explained is that tacticians focus on how things are done, whilst strategists focus on why they're done. The other way of putting it is that tacticians focus on details, whilst strategists are big picture thinkers. This difference is pretty much hardwired into you and defines how you approach fighting. Cards on the table, I'm a tactician through and through, but I'll try to explain the other side.
Teruki is the strategist here, and the pros and cons of strategic thinking are evident in the fight. A strategist considers the strengths, weaknesses, and desires of the enemies and allies involved. This is the information that fuels their decision making. What are the strengths of Teru and the group? Well, they have the numbers advantage. They have a variety of powers and they can work well as a team. Their weakness is that individually none of them can handle their opponent. What about Shimazaki's strengths and weaknesses? He's a very dangerous fighter, but he's alone. What does he want to do? Shimazaki almost certainly wants to rip through them one by one. If I took a strategically minded boxer and put him against someone he'd never seen before, his guiding principle would be "whatever he wants to do, don't let him do it." So, the strategy is to use numbers to overwhelm Shimazaki, then use teamwork to deny him a chance to recover. The "why" behind the strategy lies in the strengths, weaknesses, and intentions of all involved. Strategists don't aim to be big picture thinkers, it's just that the information they see leads to it. You can also see that they're goal oriented. A strategy is defined by the goals it sets out to achieve. They're usually very simple but effective. That sequence from 3:22 to 3:45 was always the end goal. Everything else is done with the aim of achieving it.
What lets them down (at first) is their tactics. It's all well and good to have the right goals, but you still need a way to achieve them. That's what tactics are to a strategist - how they achieve their overall goals. A strategist always needs tactics. With the initial goal being to overwhelm Shimazaki, the group tries to achieve this through pure aggression. Each of them attacking as forcefully and as much as possible, hoping to put Shima on the back foot. Unfortunately for them, Shimazaki is a good enough tactician to scupper their attempts. The tactical change happens when Teru switches from aggression to deception. He distracts Shima long enough for a teammate to hit him when he's not looking. Note that this is fulfils the initial goal of using numbers to overwhelm Shima. That's stayed the same. What's changed is the how. It's very rare to find someone who's good at both, and you can see the relative simplicity of Teruki's tactics versus his strategy.
Now we're onto my boi Shimazaki and back in my ballpark. Essentially, a tactician has no overarching goals to fulfil, nor does he worry about strengths and weaknesses. Because he thinks in a completely different way to someone like Teruki. Shima only asks how he beats whatever his opponent is doing. Remember what I said about the strategic boxer? Well, a tactical boxer goes by the creed, "whatever he's doing, do something better." Watch how Shimazaki fights in the first half. He doesn't have a plan, he's just responding to each threat as it arises. On a meta level, look at how many skills and powers he shows mastery of in the fight. That's the sign of a tactician. A fighter with really clean and fluid technique IRL is usually a tactician. Because they ask how things are done, they investigate the mechanics and underlying concepts behind techniques, which gives them detailed knowledge of how they work. This is the information they use to analyse opponents. They figure out how well he does things, and exploit whatever flaws they can see in his techniques. If there are none, a tactician will do something that beats what their enemy does. Once you know how something works, you know how to break it. You block high, I hit low. You swing wide, I hit straight. That sort of thing. That's why Teru makes a big deal out of Shima's ability to read moves, and why their first tactic of aggression doesn't work. A great tactician can figure out how to beat your moves with a glance, doing those moves hard and fast doesn't change that.
However, Teruki exploits this detail-based thinking. By being able to hold his own against Shima, then taunting him, Teru captures all of the tactician's attention. Because they're so detail based, tacticians are often completely blind to the bigger picture. In that moment, Shima forgot about everyone else involved as he tried to figure out Teru. That's when a rock hits him and he gets rekt. Then we see the real danger of tacticians. What happens when Shimazaki concentrates? He doesn't start think about the big picture. He gets EVEN MORE detail oriented, and analyses the beings around him for flaws to exploit. Then he does that Tai Lung nerve shiz and ices everyone. That's the danger of a tactician. They have such intricate knowledge of combat that they can do things you don't understand and are powerless to stop. A strategist always needs tactics, but a tactician doesn't need a strategy. The only thing that truly foils them is a bigger, badder tactician. Who appears at the very end in the form of Mob.
I know that was a lot to take in but I tried to put it as simply as possible without skipping anything vital. At its heart, strategy vs tactics is about how people see the world. That's impossible to change, and figuring out how one interacts with information is key to being effective and efficient. Thanks for reading!
Mike Hunt Mike Hunt
Thank you so much for your thorough, precise, and clearly experienced reply. From your first few sentences you were very effective in explaining the core differences between strategy and tactics and everything else you’ve written served to just further clarify and eliminated all possible misunderstandings or confusion I might have had. Reading you brake down this fight in terms of each characters strategic vs tactical decisions was also a lot of fun and I really appreciate the effort you put into it! It really helped in clarifying that effective strategy is having the right goals and effective tactics is executing things efficiently and effectively to reach those goals.
Strategy is long term and tactics short term. Based on what you’ve told me, I would say having the ability to execute one’s goals effectively in fighting situations like this where the raw power and skill available to each side can vary a lot is far more valuable then a good plan. Their comes a point where even the most genius strategies simply can’t overcome the gap created by overwhelming skill, power, and resources. (Pretty much a Mob at ???% vs anyone type of situation) Where strategy seems to be able to shine is when everyone is on a more or less equal playing field in terms of tactics available to them.(like chess)The winner is then determined based solely on who is able to conjure the most effective plans with which they can then apply those tactics in order to reach the most desirable outcome.
Like most things context is really important, and there are situations where a reliance on tactics first will get the job done, and other situations where a good strategy is your best option. When tactics fail all you can do is hope for a better strategy. But if your tactics are effective, your “strategy” can be as simple as “win”. At least that is what I managed to gather from what you’ve written!
I’m not too sure which method I favour in general just yet. I’d probably need some time to really think about it, but in the specific context of a fight I’d probably be more of a strategy first kind of fighter. I’m not confident enough in my tactical skills to think I’ll be able to come out of a fight as safe as I’d like to without a decent strategy to compensate. But of course there usually isn’t a lot of time to think during real fights and what I would do also depends on what context the fight itself is in and what my goal is. If I’m just trying to escape as quickly as possible I may rely on my tactic of running away faster than them!
Thanks again for your help in clarifying the differences between the two, and I hope you have a nice day!
@@fireblaze1580 Everything you wrote is spot on. Thanks for taking the time to read it all, I can tell you've understood it. I think this is the most pleasant exchange I've had in a TH-cam comment section! Enjoy your day!
I don’t know you two, but I love you two. What an intensive and passionate discussion you guys had. This is the kinda thing I like to see in the TH-cam comments.
「撃たないのですか？」のところの演出かっこよすぎ こういう見せ方すごいなあ
それなぁ
Naruto and Sasuke, always fighting each other even outside of their own series.
the reincarnation lore in action
Lol!
Thats ironic when sasuke had naruto's father jutsu, teleportation
Indra vs Ashura
Wait who naruto vice actor playing as?
This is genuinely one of my favorite fights scenes of all time. It’s such a spectacular to watch.
I have watched this many times but I never got tired of his teleportation.
yeah same too me those teleports are smooth af
We really need a notorious anime ceremony award on a seasonal basis. Anyone involved in such masterpiece deserves more than a standard recognition from their Studio production.
I mean it did win best animation at the 2020 anime awards
@@lifeofentropy the people who actually animated it probably didn't win anything
I love how Shimizaki is beating everyone up and using all his smarts yet he gets annihilated by Reigan.
Never underestimate the great master 😳
The power of scammer 😂😂😂😂
Shows his arrogance. He thought the only threat were the espers to the point of making himself blind to everything else and that backfired
For me Reigans best move was the table salt punch for season 1. Its a running joke "Ay bro... Don't make get that table salt."
That's probably the best part, Teru says that Shimazaki's weakness is attacks he can't see coming or read and Reigen, a completely normal guy, just floors him, all because he couldn't see it coming
0:51 ここの「撃たないのですか？」大好き
これなんてアニメですか？
@@pineappleisno1 モブサイコです
@@いるいるか-f6z ありがと！
前まで敵だったやつと協力するのまじ王道激アツ展開で好き
Studio BONES be flexin' hard💪💪👌👌
Shimazaki has the best teleporter animation...MIND'S EYE!!!!!!
The best so far I like how the scenery changes instead of him when he teleports
Yup, it makes you feel like you're a teleporter yourself...amazing
Fuckboi can't teleport with low stamina 😰 plus he's weak asf
@@ODoyleRulez_ The only reason why we haven't had this way of animating teleportation is just because animators are lazy. They could have done this a long time ago. Its sad we are only seeing this kind of animation today.
@@Cj-hj6rm shut up nigga.
This is what Bones is truly capable of, what a shame that MHA didn't came close to this quality of animation.
or is just me that imagines the adaptation of the manga with a movie quality everytime I read and watch some of the excellent work of Horikoshi
MHA never came close to the writing of mob psycho that ONE wrote.
Mob > MHA
It's because ONE is a better story teller than Horikoshi. Additionaly despite ONE not being a good illustrator he is good at panelling and storyboarding which is very helpful to animators since the mangaka sends storyboards to the studios first to guide them. Also the art style is simple so its easier to have a fluid animation as there are less complicated details.
There are three three-years between each season of Mob. There’s a new season of MHA every other spring. Perhaps if they were given more time, the anime for My Hero would look better-into its later seasons anyway. Not to say it’s incapable of great animation, which it is in S6
This has to be the greatest portray of teleportation I’ve ever seen in any film/anime
how about Shirai Kuroko?
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@@mierzarizqonwafadhil8697 just watched it it’s pretty good but not as epic
@@netreu00 imo it's the best portrayal of teleportation in anime, creativity and utilisation wise. but yeah, the animation and choreography in Shimazaki's fight definetely topped
@@mierzarizqonwafadhil8697 yea exactly what I meant
The only second best (idk if second bc its a move not animation) is Jumper, tho it has a nerf on how they telentransport its still a good movie on that at least thats what i thought like 10 years ago when i watched that
Goes to show that teleportation IS better than flight
it's always better. Heck we have flight in the real world but teleportation can get you anywhere instantly, much faster than flying.
He legit has both lmao
Well if this kind of teleportation you have but if its slow or using portal then i chose flight lol
@@JV-jj5in nah still dr strange
Well yes but flight can also be cool.
Some of the cleanest animation I've seen with those teleporting scenes, nothing but world class
Shit looking fights tho
@@Cj-hj6rm wdym?
@Abrar Harahap Lmao just because it isnt as normal looking as the hentai you watch doesnt mean the "graphics" suck. Its a different form of animation, that quite frankly looks pretty god damn good.
@@Cj-hj6rm
Troll
@@vocetemgostodementiroso3230 not a troll
But mob > opm I agree
This is just one of the best fight scenes ive in general, Mob Psycho 100 is a treasure
2:06ここからのワープ能力使った戦いかた糞すき
Shigeo: walks
Shimazaki: *why do I hear boss music*
Reigen: walks
Shimazaki: guess I'll die
Easily the coolest mf in the entire show
Fax
Simazagoat
I like how you you can kinda see teruki slowly learning Shimazaki’s pattern as the scars get beat up. 1:03 he begins to react faster, 1:17 he gets pretty close to hitting him, and 2:45 is where he finally figures it all out.
Damn, that's really impressive. I don't really understand why Mob told Teru that he's nothing without his psychic powers. Teru has so many other skills as well, would clearly be popular even without psychic powers
@@alexanderkorol677 if mob didn't tell him that then i doubt he would've been able to awaken this side of his.
@@Hydereal Good point
@@alexanderkorol677 I think Mob was basically projecting in that scene, and he himself fears that he is nothing without his powers. Also, the most he knew of Teruki by that point was that he was a narcissistic jerk who liked beating people up, so
@@alexanderkorol677 what mob said humbled him he then learnt his lesson and now has become the person he is today
0:50 1人称視点にする発想すごい
BONES really did justice to mob psycho , season 1 and even season 2 they really make it with love , its like they showering the fans with sakuga fest....too bad one punch man season 2 didnt get what it deserved ....
I KNOWWWWW
Bones x madhouse
@@beekenko2379
Lie
@@vocetemgostodementiroso3230 truth. 100%
Exactly ı am very sad about that
Jc staff really screwed one of best animated anime
To me it feels like jjk season 2 fight might be inspired from here 😅
Btw same episode director
Jjk fight are so amazing
Yes It does feel like This. Mahogara cs sukuna
イラストとしての素晴らしさとアニメとしての素晴らしさは別の所にある事を教えてくれる作品
この戦いマジで痺れた。
霊幻との戦いのせいでネタキャラ感増してたけど、この人達ちゃんと強いんだよな。
Finally, one of the very few anime where the animators actually trust their audience enough to let the fight scene speak for itself.
No Greek chorus in the background yelling about how someone moves are too awesome or explaining the powers like we're all idiots.
3:19「ナイスだ！弟君ッ！」からの展開が何度見ても痺れる
2:07 is really dope
自分の能力を思う存分使ってヌルヌルした動きで絵が綺麗でかっこいいって最高。
I think this scene does help a character who only appears in three episodes to have so many fanfics. The perfect animation gives him life.
I just love how the teleportation happens from his perspective. It's not him that disappears from sight, it's the world around him that shifts as he's remaining perfectly still.
とりあえず作画ハンパない
2:06 is one of the cleanest ways I’ve ever seen teleportation being used
Whoever thought to show it that way has my utmost respect
@@andyzhang7890 ikr, I never thought of using it like 2:06 - 2:27
I love how his teleportation has almost zero transition. There's just a faint afterimage right AFTER he moves, and that jarring sound.
He was probably the most badass one tbh
Serizawas gonna become the fan favorite next season though, such a great character
@@1hundred1 there wont be a next season. :(
Don't forget about the one Ultimate 5 member who is guarding Shou's Dad He's strong ASF too
@@z3nkin wdym?
Anime Mula Yeah, he's the best, if theres another season youll see why
2:44 When you finally understand how to kill a boss
4:03 But it was just his 1st Form
More like when the boss had second health bar and in rage mode
When you didnt knew that the boss had a 2nd Phase
Elden Ring lol
@@moonlights1688 Malenia 100%
4:38 real boss walks in
I never thought Mob Psycho can handle team fights.
I was proven wrong again.
We all we're lol
You underestimate the power of studio BONES
Honestly? Best fight choreography in all anime
Probably
Spike vs Vincent
テルのやられ方がかっこよすぎて惚れた
島崎戦はマジでアニメ史に残る名作画だと思う
モブ対 最上も凄いです
どんなアニメ見てるんやろ。凄いけど残らんよ
amht
最近のでアニメ史に名を残しそうなのなんかある？
最近になればなるほど雑なの多い気がする
amht 他になんのアニメがあるか上げて見せてくれよ。
因みにいうとこの作画を担当したマッドハウスはワンパンマン一期の作画も受け持っていて戦闘に関してはすごい評価の高い会社だよ。
最近のアニメでこれ以上の作画が何選か上げられるなら教えてくれよ。
君の見てるアニメが見てみたいな！！
にわかじゃなければ分かるよね！？！？
Animation, sound design, cinematography, even this fight alone can showcase how great of an anime Mob Psycho is
Everyone was gushing about Demon Slayer, but to me this was the best fight from an anime that year.
Bro which season is it ?
@@aadityaparab1205Mob Psycho Season 2 was in 2019.
Mob psycho 100 is 100 times better than demon slayer in every aspect
Demon Slayer wins in animation, but the use of teleportation in this fight is unmatched by anything produced in Demon Slayer.
ほんとに爪編の戦闘シーンは神なんよ。特にこの島崎戦はクライマックスの社長との戦いより肉弾戦感がとても好き。