The anime shows the dichotomy between two people given power and what they do with it. On one hand you have Hiro, who was weak and felt useless, but could do nothing about it. He was given power and decided to play god, an evil god, but god. Inuyashiki has a horrible life, looks way older than what he actually is because of all the stress, and even with all that, after getting power, he uses it to save people. It is a great anime, just have to get through the mentally difficult parts.
@@tecno8335the point of the anime is to have no story. It reflects the mangaka’s world view. And how to be good in a world of Absurdism, the philosophy or belief that humans exist in a purposeless and chaotic universe.
Half the anime is actually just an old man trying his best and being a great dude all around and then trying to stop him doing these fucked up things. Basically just a dichotomy between the two paths you might take if you suddenly had all these powers. Pure selfish or purely selfless. You just happened to watch the purely selfish horrific side entirely
28:12 To answer Chavez's question: the aliens put those weapons inside of them quite literally because they had no other materials to use. All the aliens had was weapon grade materials to which one of the aliens objected but he was overruled.
This series really shows the difference between being kind and just being harmless. Inuyashiki , the protagonist, chose to do good and tried to not hurt anyone or abuse his power even though he very much could. Whereas Hiro is just a straight up psychopath who is choosing to live out every intrusive thought he's ever had. Showing that he was always a budding serial killer deep down who was just harmless because he didn't actually have the *power* to act on his fantasies Power doesn't corrupt, it reveals.
I agree with you. Power doesn't corrupt, it reveals. Hiro has always been a psychopath. The only mystery is the fact he didn't know. I think he either lied to himself or unfortunately, there are so many people like him in the society (dehumanizating everyone who weren't family and friends), he really though he was normal.
and sadly the discovery of the old man was why the police reaction with the kill teams were so extreme, old Inuyashiki was trying to make ammends and his powers were exposed, Hiro just made things much harder, with a case of mistaken identity.
The actual anime is pretty heartfelt and impactful with the old man Ichiro's side of the story. It works by contrasting the decency, empathy, and kindness of Ichiro with how utterly detached, depraved, and apathetic Hiro is. Hiro thought he was the only being in his situation and that he was inhuman, above judgment, beyond morality even. That falls apart completely when he is compared to Ichiro, who in the same situation was practically a saint and healed, helped, or saved every person he could. The anime is simultaneously the bleakest and most uplifting out there.
keep in mind this is the antagonist of the show and not the main character. the old guy is the main character, and the show is actually very thought provoking when you see both sides of power.
The anime itself is phenomenal, and this video while showcasing a lot of the senseless violence, doesn't even go over half of the anime really. Anime had me locked in for a solid couple of hours binging it.
Right I remember seeing a clip about this on an anime compilation and I had screenshot it it because I really wanted to see it. And after I saw it, I was actually like thinking about a lot of shit. It’s a really good anime that had me crying a couple of times. 😂❤
Nah yall just like weird and dark shit, y’all saw a kid get drowned a family get murdered twice, and 2 kids having fun getting shot and said “yo this anime is phenomenal” y’all some freaks
The media bombarding the mom and the discord mods doxxing her was messed up, but she wouldn’t have had to go through any of that if Hiro hadn’t decided to become a murderer. At the end of the day, he was the catalyst that made her end her life.
Isn't that just vigilante justice with extra steps? Both of them can be wrong and trying to justify doxxing which more often than not, targets innocent people. Shows how messed up you are.
Not quite. He caused her suffering no doubt, but she didn't have to go through the rest of it and ultimately her death, and the people responsible for it were held accountable on his own standards. Two wrongs don't make a right, but they're out of their minds to wrong a wrongdoer in this manner, thinking they would have impunity.
I’ve been saying this ever since I saw the video of myself, I thought like if he hadn’t made the decision to kill those families his mother wouldn’t had to suffer and wouldn’t have been pushed to end her own life, that was his fault. His mother was already going through a lot And was trying her best. Of course I blame the public and the discord mod for making the situation worse By harassing her online and doxxing her because it’s obvious the Mom was heartbroken And felt like a failure as a mother because She couldn’t believe her own child committed those murders. In truth, that’s a crime itself breaking your poor mother’s heart like that when she’s trying her best to give you everything she can I don’t care if he was hurt because of his mother is more of a victim just like the rest of his victims
I mean look at how many women were fiending over all those serial killers and people like Jeffry Darmer after that Netflix show because the actor looked good
@@CrashNTheBoys2002 ohh brotherrr. If you think the number of women who thirst over serial killers is equivalent to the number of edgelord trolls on Twitter then I cant help you
"but why" no reason why, that's what makes this man so out of pocket, he's just crazy AF and wants to feel alive, he's light yagami but without the "im doing a bad thing for a good reason, its justified..." logic, this man is just wild and doing it for fun.
There is a reason, but his actions are also unjustifiable, and everyone acknowledges is without the usual "my objective is for the greater good" trope villains are usually on.
@@calvintyler9281 no he didn’t everytime light killed someone it was for a reason and because they were either working against him or because they were criminals. He never went out of his way to kill people for fun or for his own enjoyment
It's actually a really good anime. The violence is important to the plot, but it's not as gratuitous as it appears when CJ hyperfocuses on Shishigami's actions
@@junglekxngtalksanime see, i wasn't completely sure if they were siblings so i didn't mention it, but thanks for confirming it. I think i said it under one of the Olawooloo vids because they Said he's the horniest TH-camr they've watched and ik Philly be in his bag LMAO
15:32 it's not a social commentary on gun violence it's basically a story of what if you gave a teenage boy superpowers with no Mentor no strong moral compass to guide him and keep him in check this is what happens a teenager will act on his base impulses and it will keep escalating
@@sarexui634 it's not just that. He's basically a psychopath. And i mean clinically. Those first random kills were basically him testing whether or not he'd feel any remorse from killing people
I took it more as what happens when you give someone power to accomplish many different things? What will they do with it? The answer would show you the kind of person they truly are, which you may or may not already be aware of. I think that’s why the older man telling him he’s a hero and the girl having gotten him to use his powers to help people showed, on his own, he never considered or contemplated using his powers for good. That was the deep dive into his soul he probably didn’t expect
the thing is....the villian was able to figure out his abilities early well because he was a weeb as compared to the old man who was dying btw...figured it out by the help of the villian's friend...the ending was sad tho...not for the villian but for the old man...he really tried his best straight to the end
I didn’t realize until now, but this kid really had a disconnect from others. When he first showed his friend what he could do when he shot the crow, he wasn’t concerned with how he really felt. He just wanted to show off what he thought was cool and didn’t even really gauge his friend’s reaction. Just like when he invaded that home and was only interested that the girl read One Piece, just because it was his favorite.
There's more to the show, remember the old man is the protagonist, so he has more screen time than Hiro, you follow his actions he's taking while seeing what Hiro is now doing even though they both are in the same boat. One chose to help others, to be a good person, while the other used his powers selfishly and killed people for fun, and to see how he'd feel from it. The show explores this dynamic of what each person does. There's also reasons for some parts that isn't covered in the video. Granted Hiro is a villain for most of the show, only having a few moments where he does actually help people. So to be fair this is like watching Cj's video on say Buu or Dio, or some of the other characters and thinking they're the protagonist, Hiro is the main villain, Mr. Inuyashiki is the hero of the show, the one who saves people. His life was quite frankly sh*t before the incident that changed him and Hiro into cyborgs. His family didn't respect and barely thought about him, and he had cancer, he was dying, but he didn't even really share that information with his family because he figured they wouldn't care, and it scared him. The show is pretty good, that said Hiro's actions are mostly just violence just because but again he's the villain and a sociopath so understanding him is not really possible. Also the anime does use CGI often because of the whole, needing to fly around bits, or even certain other scenes. The show isn't perfect by any stretch, it has issues, but I do think it's pretty good.
That feelings is what you're supposed to get from the antagonist. The protagonist, who spent the whole series being a superhero, having no clue where tf to find this guy, is a contrast to this guy. Inuyashiki (the old man) is a good man that has a rough life (family and work disrespect the man), while Shishigami is a young handsome man that has a mom that loves him. Power shows who you really are, that's the show's theme. CJ's correct, recommended.
So, Inuyashiki was written by Hiroya, the same dude that made Gantz. Gantz is by far his most famous work, but it's also, in my opinion, complete dogshit while Inuyashiki is peak. What you saw here barely covers half of the story, because the story is split between Hiro Shishigami, the villain, and Inuyashiki, the hero. They have a similar circumstance, but the powers they were given just intensified their respective characters. It's like how the Super Soldier serum was described in the MCU. The power it grants doesn't necessarily change you, it just amplifies what was already there. A good man will become great, and a bad man will become terrible. Inuyashiki was an old man with a young family, and he felt neglected and overlooked in his own home. Despite this, he just wanted to feel like he was helpful to others, and becoming a cyborg let him perform heroic deeds. Shishigami was a pychopath who used his home life as an excuse to think that inflicting suffering was justified, because he could at least feel a rush when it was happening. It was only in the end, when he was confronted by Inuyashiki who refused to kill anyone despite his circumstances, that Hiro finally realized that he was just crazy and took a real look at the monster he'd become.
The Super Soldier Serum actually amplifies everything in Cap, his strength, speed, intellect, as well as his moral compass and personality. The cyborg powers does not amplify anything about Inuyashiki or Shishigami's personality. It just gives them the power to do what they've always wanted to do. Shishigami didn't use his home life as an excuse. He never thought his killings were justified. He did it because it was the only thing that made him feel human after he became a robot. And since he was a pschopath who was incapable of understanding other people's emotions, he didn't have any moral reasons not to kill.
If I remember correctly it's mainly about our MC the old man trying to make the world a better place by helping as many people as possible, all this stuff is just on the side.
This is not the whole show, this is hyper-focused on a single character, the antagonist no less. The protagonist is the exact opposite. When it comes to Hiro, throughout the early episodes you begin to see signs that he is a clinical psychopath. We throw the term around, but there’s a rare few w/ the trait. He has no feelings towards anyone other than the people close to him. He legit didn’t see himself as doing anything “wrong” until the end. Life didn’t matter, manga characters were better than real people, etc. He’s a horrible person, but he didn’t know he was a horrible person because his brain was broke. He also really wasn’t looking for redeeming qualities at the end. He tried to stop that asteroid to save his girl & his best friend ONLY. Everyone else could’ve died & he would’ve lost 0 sleep. The thing that makes the anime “interesting” is the juxtaposition between him & the old man. It’s essentially “let’s give a school shooter & Walter White from Breaking Bad (before the meth) both harmful & helpful powers, and watch what happens” the anime/character study. The old man was as good as Hiro was evil. I could not have watched this if the story was just Hiro’s actions… and the aliens only had weapons units available. One of them legit said “if we do this, it’ll destroy the planet” but the captain was like “not my problem, we need to get out of here now”.
Skitten with how easily emotional she gets sometimes would easily cry for days over the ending. She'd look like one of the characters that are crying at the end of the show.😂
Ngl, I'm quite surprised by y'all's reaction. I just watched one of Skitten's scp reactions vid yesterday and she was siding with the questionable scp lol. Chavez literally said that "sad duck" joke which was pretty dark 😅. As others pointed out, this is not what the show is in it's entirety. Just one side of the coin. Hope all is good with y'all 🙏🏽💪🏽.
It's important to recognize that CJ only covered our antagonist. The old man who beat his ass was the actual protagonist and possessed the exact same abilities as Hiro. However his half of the show was about the good things he could do.
Even though we never get an explanation to *why* Hiro starts killing people outside of *"he wants to"* , if I had to take a guess it because he's *lashing out* His parents are split up with his mom being miserable and his dad having a whole other family, seemingly being completely content with moving on. So it makes sense that, given that he's obviously got psychopathic tendencies on top of that, he felt genuine resentment for these families for having a life he didn't. Hell, same with the two kids. His best friend literally just cut all ties with him earlier that day and then he sees these 2 kids, who are obviously friends and, again, he lashes out. That's just *my* interpretation tho
Hey the scene of son drowning in tub is unforgettable but Everytime this show comes to my mind I instantly remember the Yakuza in the sauna that shit disturbed TF out of me
"Who would like something like this" lmao i got 6 mins into CJ's video on this, paused it, marathonned the whole show then came back to finish it. Hiro is GOATED lmao
The contrast between our two main characters. Inuyashiki was old and dying, his estranged materialistic family who had to move back in with him hated him (the daughter lightened up though) and he basically had nothing to live for. But when he got his powers he did all he could to help people Hiro had a lot of things. Loving mother, a best friend and eventually a girlfriend, but he was mentally deranged and always wanted to just kill.
I remember one day a number of years ago I came across a clip of this anime on Tumblr (was a great place, rest peacefully sweet summer child 😢) and it had me interested in the show UNTIL I saw a couple of the responses to the show itself in the thread, this lead me to youtube to research the show and when I say I was scared maaaaaan. I had to go watch Rugrats to clear my head lol. This is the closest I'll ever get to watching the madness.
It's definitely like that but this is just the side plot, the main plot is you watching the old man deal with his daily life task with the new super power he got. That why you don't see the old man stop him in 80% runtime of the show, he really didn't know the serial killer exist and afraid that he's not strong enough to fight him.
@ChavezzSlovakia Remember the TH-cam video was just focusing on Hiro and what he did in the series. Where there is just as much good happening in the show following the old man who is the main character(been a while since I've seen this show, so I don't remember his name). Hiroya Oku(the creator) delves deep into the worst of humanity, while showing the best in humanity in contrast through out his works. So in this series you get just as much of good moments of saving lives with the main character who has just as much, even more since the old man is the main character. If you want a more in depth review, I'd just watch a review on youtube. Guarantee most of the people will recommend it. Also y'all saw the worst of it in this TH-cam video, so all that you haven't seen of the show is the good feels parts.
So you're watching all of the worst things he does in a concentrated format, but this is an AMAZING anime, the protagonists is the sweetest old man who is doing a bunch of good while Hiro is doing all of this, it balances out really well
Mr.Inuyashiki the protagonist he go around helping people with his new found power so that why he not around when Hiro un-alive all those people, keep in mind he may have super power but still just old man and all this incident happend in short time period
Please, don't judge the anime just by watching the villain. First, the protagonist is one of the greatest I've seen in my life. He is the definition of the word "hero". Secondly, this anime has so many life teaching moments, it's mind blowing. - Manichaeism - Dehumanisation and Indifference - Superficiality and materialism - No mobile-phone phobia - Cyber harassment - Police brutality - School violence - Gun violence - Sexual violence - Ostracism - Injustice of the social hierarchy Watching Last Hero Inuyashiki, I was moved, I cried, I was scared and I've learned a lot. It's a must-watch.
Yes, I learned from ethnical hacking. That you can find people easily. If you have a photo that makes it so much easier. Buy, if you have an email, that alone can help. Any websites you have that email on, pops up and makes it easier.
The first half of Hiro’s character arc is, like I said before, Columbine. The second half is “this guy was dangerous enough _without_ a reason; WHY DID YOU _GIVE_ HIM ONE!?”
Honestly, the best way of thinking about what the Anime is trying to say is that there is a difference between being harmless/weak and actually being a good person because of the difference in the paths the antagonist and protagonist took.
they kinda showed the ATM thing in the show Heroes from 2006. The little kid Micah, had the power to communicate with and control electronic devices. there's even a scene where he's staying with an Aunt and he hides behind the TV and just touches it, so that his cousin can get a free PVV of wrestling. Naturally if you don't have cable you either get a static/snowy image or one of those distorted wavy type images right??? But My Dude Micah just placed his hand on the back of the TV and unscrambled that shit in seconds. later on he ends up being able to manipulate the text on an ATM in order to help out a woman that looks like his mom. All while simply holding a Blackberry. Boy was using that Wi-Fi to his advantage.
5:42 I promise you its just a normal scene, the actress just happened to be in uniform The vid is just widely known cause we all have seen it at some point in our life 💀
If you watched the clips of only the Villains worst atrocities in ANY show ofcourse you wouldn’t want to watch, you need to remember that that’s not even the main character or even half of the show 😭
Hello Chavez Slovakia and skotten says this is my first time commenting on one of y'all's videos and I would like to say that this anime is for me. They made this anime for me 😂😂😂😂😂
IIRC the aliens made them motherfucking world ending terminators because they knew a meteor capable of destroying Earth was coming and they basically wanted the 2 characters to be able to save the planet
The why for the suburban families was because he come from a broken home. His parents are split up and he hated seeing other families happy. The only reason he offed the two kids that ran by was because they were best friends and his just broke up with him. The incidents after those are pretty straightforward cause he retaliated after things happened to people he loved.
As others have said, this is the *Antagonist.* The story basically boiled down to "Give two random persons godlike power, but one of them is good and the other evil. Now sit back and watch what they do with said power." The old man is legit the most wholesome person in anime. Literally this psycho's polar opposite.
31:38 I left a comment on CJ’s video in this case, but more so - depends on the plane 😅 Widebody planes can vary from 300 to 600 passengers (again, on the size/variation of the plane) soooo that total could be from 1,900 to 3,200 people *dropped* from the sky.. i.e. the longest 747 could board 600+ passengers so that’s enough *damage* as is 🫠 The A380 is chunky boii as well
The protag is genuinely healing cancer patients while the antagonist is ending lives.
he was healing too... just for awhile anyway
True balance
It’s a great anime. Just remember he’s the antagonist not the protagonist.
I love it is amzing he badass villain l fell şad for him and his mother
The anime shows the dichotomy between two people given power and what they do with it. On one hand you have Hiro, who was weak and felt useless, but could do nothing about it. He was given power and decided to play god, an evil god, but god.
Inuyashiki has a horrible life, looks way older than what he actually is because of all the stress, and even with all that, after getting power, he uses it to save people.
It is a great anime, just have to get through the mentally difficult parts.
Be real yall..the anime is trash. It could have been good if it had a story that made any kind of sense.
I respect your opinion but you're wrong. The ending is super emotional
@@tecno8335the point of the anime is to have no story. It reflects the mangaka’s world view. And how to be good in a world of Absurdism, the philosophy or belief that humans exist in a purposeless and chaotic universe.
Half the anime is actually just an old man trying his best and being a great dude all around and then trying to stop him doing these fucked up things. Basically just a dichotomy between the two paths you might take if you suddenly had all these powers. Pure selfish or purely selfless. You just happened to watch the purely selfish horrific side entirely
28:12 To answer Chavez's question: the aliens put those weapons inside of them quite literally because they had no other materials to use. All the aliens had was weapon grade materials to which one of the aliens objected but he was overruled.
THE BIGGEST MISTAKE THE ALIENS MADE. I’m pretty sure if humanity found out that hiro got his powers they would fucking hunt those aliens.
@@captaintristan1176 how. they don't know where they at
That's true
@@captaintristan1176 this is from the ganz universe so its probably something that happens like every other month
This series really shows the difference between being kind and just being harmless.
Inuyashiki , the protagonist, chose to do good and tried to not hurt anyone or abuse his power even though he very much could.
Whereas Hiro is just a straight up psychopath who is choosing to live out every intrusive thought he's ever had. Showing that he was always a budding serial killer deep down who was just harmless because he didn't actually have the *power* to act on his fantasies
Power doesn't corrupt, it reveals.
I agree with you. Power doesn't corrupt, it reveals. Hiro has always been a psychopath. The only mystery is the fact he didn't know. I think he either lied to himself or unfortunately, there are so many people like him in the society (dehumanizating everyone who weren't family and friends), he really though he was normal.
just for reference, the old guy had been doing the charity stuff the whole time
and sadly the discovery of the old man was why the police reaction with the kill teams were so extreme, old Inuyashiki was trying to make ammends and his powers were exposed, Hiro just made things much harder, with a case of mistaken identity.
If only Gear 5 came out before then,maybe Hiro wouldn't have gone so far.
Pfff..
@@Kronosdoesshit😅facts
The actual anime is pretty heartfelt and impactful with the old man Ichiro's side of the story. It works by contrasting the decency, empathy, and kindness of Ichiro with how utterly detached, depraved, and apathetic Hiro is. Hiro thought he was the only being in his situation and that he was inhuman, above judgment, beyond morality even. That falls apart completely when he is compared to Ichiro, who in the same situation was practically a saint and healed, helped, or saved every person he could.
The anime is simultaneously the bleakest and most uplifting out there.
keep in mind this is the antagonist of the show and not the main character. the old guy is the main character, and the show is actually very thought provoking when you see both sides of power.
The anime itself is phenomenal, and this video while showcasing a lot of the senseless violence, doesn't even go over half of the anime really. Anime had me locked in for a solid couple of hours binging it.
Right I remember seeing a clip about this on an anime compilation and I had screenshot it it because I really wanted to see it. And after I saw it, I was actually like thinking about a lot of shit. It’s a really good anime that had me crying a couple of times. 😂❤
Nah yall just like weird and dark shit, y’all saw a kid get drowned a family get murdered twice, and 2 kids having fun getting shot and said “yo this anime is phenomenal” y’all some freaks
Inuyashiki has a bit of a yin yang motif with dark and light sides between the two main characters
The media bombarding the mom and the discord mods doxxing her was messed up, but she wouldn’t have had to go through any of that if Hiro hadn’t decided to become a murderer. At the end of the day, he was the catalyst that made her end her life.
There's a commentary about how a sick society can lower human life's value to this point, making Shishigami just like them, just with superpowers.
Isn't that just vigilante justice with extra steps? Both of them can be wrong and trying to justify doxxing which more often than not, targets innocent people. Shows how messed up you are.
Not quite. He caused her suffering no doubt, but she didn't have to go through the rest of it and ultimately her death, and the people responsible for it were held accountable on his own standards. Two wrongs don't make a right, but they're out of their minds to wrong a wrongdoer in this manner, thinking they would have impunity.
@@ch1ddThat don’t make it right
I’ve been saying this ever since I saw the video of myself, I thought like if he hadn’t made the decision to kill those families his mother wouldn’t had to suffer and wouldn’t have been pushed to end her own life, that was his fault. His mother was already going through a lot And was trying her best. Of course I blame the public and the discord mod for making the situation worse By harassing her online and doxxing her because it’s obvious the Mom was heartbroken And felt like a failure as a mother because She couldn’t believe her own child committed those murders. In truth, that’s a crime itself breaking your poor mother’s heart like that when she’s trying her best to give you everything she can I don’t care if he was hurt because of his mother is more of a victim just like the rest of his victims
I mean look at how many women were fiending over all those serial killers and people like Jeffry Darmer after that Netflix show because the actor looked good
Men idolize far worst people
@@CrashNTheBoys2002 like who?
@@IonizedComa a certain Austrian painter is still idolized by a lot of men.
@@CrashNTheBoys2002 ohh brotherrr. If you think the number of women who thirst over serial killers is equivalent to the number of edgelord trolls on Twitter then I cant help you
@@CrashNTheBoys2002 if you atleast said like the Italian mob or any other organized criminal organization I'd agree with you
You know what's crazy. Him glazing one piece is not a joke CJ made up, that is REAL.
remember, these videos focus on their antagonists.
He skimmed likely entirely over major parts of the anime
That dude gives joker a run for his money.
Bro is not human. He is a damn devil
"but why" no reason why, that's what makes this man so out of pocket, he's just crazy AF and wants to feel alive, he's light yagami but without the "im doing a bad thing for a good reason, its justified..." logic, this man is just wild and doing it for fun.
It's not just feeling alive, he says it's to feel human
Nah you can’t even compare him to light because light didn’t need to kill people to feel alive or get enjoyment out of doing it.
There is a reason, but his actions are also unjustifiable, and everyone acknowledges is without the usual "my objective is for the greater good" trope villains are usually on.
@@seanw4661 light enjoyed killing people and if you're forgetting killed a lot of innocent people and just has a god complex.
@@calvintyler9281 no he didn’t everytime light killed someone it was for a reason and because they were either working against him or because they were criminals. He never went out of his way to kill people for fun or for his own enjoyment
It's actually a really good anime. The violence is important to the plot, but it's not as gratuitous as it appears when CJ hyperfocuses on Shishigami's actions
Also, it wasn't CJ pretending to be Lolicon-445. That's a friend of his, Phillyonmars. Y'all should check him out!
Philly's voiceovers always put a smile on my face. Especially during one of his videos.
Brother** but yo they gotta peep Philly's vids🤣
@@junglekxngtalksanime see, i wasn't completely sure if they were siblings so i didn't mention it, but thanks for confirming it. I think i said it under one of the Olawooloo vids because they Said he's the horniest TH-camr they've watched and ik Philly be in his bag LMAO
15:32 it's not a social commentary on gun violence it's basically a story of what if you gave a teenage boy superpowers with no Mentor no strong moral compass to guide him and keep him in check this is what happens a teenager will act on his base impulses and it will keep escalating
Any moderately reasonable person would not act this way and if they were they were raised improperly.
So... A social commentary on TEENAGE gun violence?
@@sarexui634 it's not just that. He's basically a psychopath. And i mean clinically. Those first random kills were basically him testing whether or not he'd feel any remorse from killing people
I took it more as what happens when you give someone power to accomplish many different things? What will they do with it? The answer would show you the kind of person they truly are, which you may or may not already be aware of. I think that’s why the older man telling him he’s a hero and the girl having gotten him to use his powers to help people showed, on his own, he never considered or contemplated using his powers for good. That was the deep dive into his soul he probably didn’t expect
Oh, I thought he had a major malfunction
or the aliens was trying to destroy humanity.
the thing is....the villian was able to figure out his abilities early well because he was a weeb as compared to the old man who was dying btw...figured it out by the help of the villian's friend...the ending was sad tho...not for the villian but for the old man...he really tried his best straight to the end
Blackbeard and Whitebeard do have actual names Chavezz lol. Marshell D Teach and Edward Newgate
I didn’t realize until now, but this kid really had a disconnect from others. When he first showed his friend what he could do when he shot the crow, he wasn’t concerned with how he really felt. He just wanted to show off what he thought was cool and didn’t even really gauge his friend’s reaction. Just like when he invaded that home and was only interested that the girl read One Piece, just because it was his favorite.
There's more to the show, remember the old man is the protagonist, so he has more screen time than Hiro, you follow his actions he's taking while seeing what Hiro is now doing even though they both are in the same boat. One chose to help others, to be a good person, while the other used his powers selfishly and killed people for fun, and to see how he'd feel from it. The show explores this dynamic of what each person does. There's also reasons for some parts that isn't covered in the video. Granted Hiro is a villain for most of the show, only having a few moments where he does actually help people. So to be fair this is like watching Cj's video on say Buu or Dio, or some of the other characters and thinking they're the protagonist, Hiro is the main villain, Mr. Inuyashiki is the hero of the show, the one who saves people. His life was quite frankly sh*t before the incident that changed him and Hiro into cyborgs. His family didn't respect and barely thought about him, and he had cancer, he was dying, but he didn't even really share that information with his family because he figured they wouldn't care, and it scared him. The show is pretty good, that said Hiro's actions are mostly just violence just because but again he's the villain and a sociopath so understanding him is not really possible. Also the anime does use CGI often because of the whole, needing to fly around bits, or even certain other scenes. The show isn't perfect by any stretch, it has issues, but I do think it's pretty good.
The anime is actually more than just Hiro and his crimes. It’s actually really good
That feelings is what you're supposed to get from the antagonist.
The protagonist, who spent the whole series being a superhero, having no clue where tf to find this guy, is a contrast to this guy.
Inuyashiki (the old man) is a good man that has a rough life (family and work disrespect the man), while Shishigami is a young handsome man that has a mom that loves him.
Power shows who you really are, that's the show's theme. CJ's correct, recommended.
So, Inuyashiki was written by Hiroya, the same dude that made Gantz. Gantz is by far his most famous work, but it's also, in my opinion, complete dogshit while Inuyashiki is peak.
What you saw here barely covers half of the story, because the story is split between Hiro Shishigami, the villain, and Inuyashiki, the hero. They have a similar circumstance, but the powers they were given just intensified their respective characters.
It's like how the Super Soldier serum was described in the MCU. The power it grants doesn't necessarily change you, it just amplifies what was already there. A good man will become great, and a bad man will become terrible.
Inuyashiki was an old man with a young family, and he felt neglected and overlooked in his own home. Despite this, he just wanted to feel like he was helpful to others, and becoming a cyborg let him perform heroic deeds.
Shishigami was a pychopath who used his home life as an excuse to think that inflicting suffering was justified, because he could at least feel a rush when it was happening. It was only in the end, when he was confronted by Inuyashiki who refused to kill anyone despite his circumstances, that Hiro finally realized that he was just crazy and took a real look at the monster he'd become.
The Super Soldier Serum actually amplifies everything in Cap, his strength, speed, intellect, as well as his moral compass and personality. The cyborg powers does not amplify anything about Inuyashiki or Shishigami's personality. It just gives them the power to do what they've always wanted to do.
Shishigami didn't use his home life as an excuse. He never thought his killings were justified. He did it because it was the only thing that made him feel human after he became a robot. And since he was a pschopath who was incapable of understanding other people's emotions, he didn't have any moral reasons not to kill.
If I remember correctly it's mainly about our MC the old man trying to make the world a better place by helping as many people as possible, all this stuff is just on the side.
This is not the whole show, this is hyper-focused on a single character, the antagonist no less. The protagonist is the exact opposite.
When it comes to Hiro, throughout the early episodes you begin to see signs that he is a clinical psychopath. We throw the term around, but there’s a rare few w/ the trait. He has no feelings towards anyone other than the people close to him. He legit didn’t see himself as doing anything “wrong” until the end. Life didn’t matter, manga characters were better than real people, etc. He’s a horrible person, but he didn’t know he was a horrible person because his brain was broke.
He also really wasn’t looking for redeeming qualities at the end. He tried to stop that asteroid to save his girl & his best friend ONLY. Everyone else could’ve died & he would’ve lost 0 sleep.
The thing that makes the anime “interesting” is the juxtaposition between him & the old man. It’s essentially “let’s give a school shooter & Walter White from Breaking Bad (before the meth) both harmful & helpful powers, and watch what happens” the anime/character study. The old man was as good as Hiro was evil. I could not have watched this if the story was just Hiro’s actions… and the aliens only had weapons units available. One of them legit said “if we do this, it’ll destroy the planet” but the captain was like “not my problem, we need to get out of here now”.
Skitten with how easily emotional she gets sometimes would easily cry for days over the ending. She'd look like one of the characters that are crying at the end of the show.😂
It’s an amazing anime I know it’s really dark but remember he ain’t the protagonist
Love the Gantz posters in Ando's room. We need a full series of that manga.
Ngl, I'm quite surprised by y'all's reaction. I just watched one of Skitten's scp reactions vid yesterday and she was siding with the questionable scp lol. Chavez literally said that "sad duck" joke which was pretty dark 😅. As others pointed out, this is not what the show is in it's entirety. Just one side of the coin. Hope all is good with y'all 🙏🏽💪🏽.
Whats the name of the video.
@@DominantBtch what video?
So for context on why their terminators. The aliens that ran them over only had combat bots so that's what they used
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS !!!!!!!
Yes
he ain't the main character bruhs, dude the main villain.
Reminder that you only got half the story & must see the protagonist side too. It actually is an interesting watch.
It's important to recognize that CJ only covered our antagonist. The old man who beat his ass was the actual protagonist and possessed the exact same abilities as Hiro. However his half of the show was about the good things he could do.
Even though we never get an explanation to *why* Hiro starts killing people outside of *"he wants to"* , if I had to take a guess it because he's *lashing out*
His parents are split up with his mom being miserable and his dad having a whole other family, seemingly being completely content with moving on.
So it makes sense that, given that he's obviously got psychopathic tendencies on top of that, he felt genuine resentment for these families for having a life he didn't.
Hell, same with the two kids. His best friend literally just cut all ties with him earlier that day and then he sees these 2 kids, who are obviously friends and, again, he lashes out.
That's just *my* interpretation tho
Hey the scene of son drowning in tub is unforgettable but Everytime this show comes to my mind I instantly remember the Yakuza in the sauna that shit disturbed TF out of me
“What’s the correlation between pornhub n Popeyes”
Hahaha just look up Popeyes girl
Oh God, Inuyashiki, never thought I'd hear that name again. For a 12ep show, that shit was crazy. It doesn't need a second season at all.
0:23 "bong bong bong bong" had me dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hiro’s a near soulless piece of shit but Inuyashiki is such a good series. I also really recommend it
"Who would like something like this" lmao i got 6 mins into CJ's video on this, paused it, marathonned the whole show then came back to finish it. Hiro is GOATED lmao
Man! I remember this anime over 7 years ago and it is mess up, but worth it!
That knock scared the fuck outta me
She said attack on Titan till she saw the start and realized she was not prepped for this one😂😂
Skitten:who was watching this and enjoying it?
Me:😅
Definitely me as well
I watched this anime almost 2 years ago, and I tell ya, this is some crazy shit. It's a good anime to watch. W vid 💯
The contrast between our two main characters.
Inuyashiki was old and dying, his estranged materialistic family who had to move back in with him hated him (the daughter lightened up though) and he basically had nothing to live for. But when he got his powers he did all he could to help people
Hiro had a lot of things. Loving mother, a best friend and eventually a girlfriend, but he was mentally deranged and always wanted to just kill.
22:27, for the record, this isn't CJ doing the voice of Lolicon445, it's PhillyonMars. BTW, they do a lot of collabs together on Philly's channel
I remember one day a number of years ago I came across a clip of this anime on Tumblr (was a great place, rest peacefully sweet summer child 😢) and it had me interested in the show UNTIL I saw a couple of the responses to the show itself in the thread, this lead me to youtube to research the show and when I say I was scared maaaaaan. I had to go watch Rugrats to clear my head lol. This is the closest I'll ever get to watching the madness.
I was waiting for this reaction 😂
And they said Sukuna was worse...not even close
It's definitely like that but this is just the side plot, the main plot is you watching the old man deal with his daily life task with the new super power he got.
That why you don't see the old man stop him in 80% runtime of the show, he really didn't know the serial killer exist and afraid that he's not strong enough to fight him.
18:50-19:10 first pickle seasoning on popcorn and now this …I’m not sure if I should be intrigued or scared 😂
Madara: declare's.war : drops two meteors
Hiro: declare's war : drops 6 airplanes
Well… bad news guys, there’s another installment. And this time it’s Light from Death Note.
Least we know chavez is pure (or good at hiding it)
@ChavezzSlovakia Remember the TH-cam video was just focusing on Hiro and what he did in the series. Where there is just as much good happening in the show following the old man who is the main character(been a while since I've seen this show, so I don't remember his name). Hiroya Oku(the creator) delves deep into the worst of humanity, while showing the best in humanity in contrast through out his works. So in this series you get just as much of good moments of saving lives with the main character who has just as much, even more since the old man is the main character. If you want a more in depth review, I'd just watch a review on youtube. Guarantee most of the people will recommend it. Also y'all saw the worst of it in this TH-cam video, so all that you haven't seen of the show is the good feels parts.
Brah that fuckin knock came thru my head phones so realistically, i had to triple back to make sure i wasn't trippin
That Popeye's reference is legendary 😭😭😭
I am laughing at how the bangs sound like trippie redd
Great reaction and great anime. Love your content.😊
Is it so bad that I know what anime Chavezz is talking about when he said "human blender"?
So you're watching all of the worst things he does in a concentrated format, but this is an AMAZING anime, the protagonists is the sweetest old man who is doing a bunch of good while Hiro is doing all of this, it balances out really well
Fun fact: Whitebeard’s name is Edward Newgate and Blackbeard’s name is Marshall D. Teach
Mr.Inuyashiki the protagonist he go around helping people with his new found power so that why he not around when Hiro un-alive all those people, keep in mind he may have super power but still just old man and all this incident happend in short time period
Please, don't judge the anime just by watching the villain. First, the protagonist is one of the greatest I've seen in my life. He is the definition of the word "hero". Secondly, this anime has so many life teaching moments, it's mind blowing.
- Manichaeism
- Dehumanisation and Indifference
- Superficiality and materialism
- No mobile-phone phobia
- Cyber harassment
- Police brutality
- School violence
- Gun violence
- Sexual violence
- Ostracism
- Injustice of the social hierarchy
Watching Last Hero Inuyashiki, I was moved, I cried, I was scared and I've learned a lot. It's a must-watch.
He does genuinely ask her what's her favorite one piece character, she says Zoro then he shoots her
4:18 never thought about it until you questioned it, but he probably showed him thinking it was cool.
Yes, I learned from ethnical hacking. That you can find people easily. If you have a photo that makes it so much easier. Buy, if you have an email, that alone can help. Any websites you have that email on, pops up and makes it easier.
Very few people know about this anime/manga, Hiro is a really well written character antagonist
His character development was amazing
The first half of Hiro’s character arc is, like I said before, Columbine.
The second half is “this guy was dangerous enough _without_ a reason; WHY DID YOU _GIVE_ HIM ONE!?”
Also yes the human blender anime was called blood C your welcome and sorry not sorry
I was waiting for this reaction
This anime is great it's actually not the whole story. Remember Hiros not the main character
27:02 Edward Newgate
Honestly, the best way of thinking about what the Anime is trying to say is that there is a difference between being harmless/weak and actually being a good person because of the difference in the paths the antagonist and protagonist took.
The fact bro thought the authorities were just gonna let that all slide... 💀💀💀😂💀💀💀
21:24 😂Daaaaaaang it’s like that! Ol’girl got comment section on sight 👈🏽😂😂😂
Chavez you are my favorite TH-cam
they kinda showed the ATM thing in the show Heroes from 2006. The little kid Micah, had the power to communicate with and control electronic devices. there's even a scene where he's staying with an Aunt and he hides behind the TV and just touches it, so that his cousin can get a free PVV of wrestling. Naturally if you don't have cable you either get a static/snowy image or one of those distorted wavy type images right??? But My Dude Micah just placed his hand on the back of the TV and unscrambled that shit in seconds. later on he ends up being able to manipulate the text on an ATM in order to help out a woman that looks like his mom. All while simply holding a Blackberry. Boy was using that Wi-Fi to his advantage.
This guy is not the Protagonist, the Protagonist is great.
5:42 I promise you its just a normal scene, the actress just happened to be in uniform
The vid is just widely known cause we all have seen it at some point in our life 💀
he is the antagonist of the movie.
I didn't see this anime before but I checked out this video for the first time on a vr headset.
Giving me more detail than I bargained for. 😶
If you watched the clips of only the Villains worst atrocities in ANY show ofcourse you wouldn’t want to watch, you need to remember that that’s not even the main character or even half of the show 😭
Hello Chavez Slovakia and skotten says this is my first time commenting on one of y'all's videos and I would like to say that this anime is for me. They made this anime for me 😂😂😂😂😂
IIRC the aliens made them motherfucking world ending terminators because they knew a meteor capable of destroying Earth was coming and they basically wanted the 2 characters to be able to save the planet
Bro bodies everywhere and sadilite crash
That last scene in the city square....the setting looks A LOT like the beginning of Alice in Borderland. The "downtown" where shit pops off.
Is it bad that i know exactly what video hes referencing with the popeyes thing...u innocent children
The why for the suburban families was because he come from a broken home. His parents are split up and he hated seeing other families happy. The only reason he offed the two kids that ran by was because they were best friends and his just broke up with him. The incidents after those are pretty straightforward cause he retaliated after things happened to people he loved.
Imagine one day someone come up to you and ask what is your favorite manga were your life depends on it.....
As others have said, this is the *Antagonist.*
The story basically boiled down to "Give two random persons godlike power, but one of them is good and the other evil. Now sit back and watch what they do with said power."
The old man is legit the most wholesome person in anime. Literally this psycho's polar opposite.
You're right, if this was in America. It would be in worst gun violence locations. So, any of the states that have strict gun laws.
31:38 I left a comment on CJ’s video in this case, but more so - depends on the plane 😅
Widebody planes can vary from 300 to 600 passengers (again, on the size/variation of the plane) soooo that total could be from 1,900 to 3,200 people *dropped* from the sky..
i.e. the longest 747 could board 600+ passengers so that’s enough *damage* as is 🫠
The A380 is chunky boii as well
It's actually a good show 😅
The same guy who made Gantz made this. Then that makes all the sense to me.