I really like how you mostly added animes that had significant influence in the anime franchise, rather than just 'popular' anime. It must have taken you a long time to make this vid. Thanks for your hard work!!
Fun Fact: During Its original Japanese Cinema run, My Neighbor Totoro and Grave of the Fireflies were released together as a double feature with Grave of the Fireflies shown first and My Neighbor Totoro shown last. I bet Japanese Cinemagoers in 1988 were crying their eyes out after seeing Grave of the Fireflies and then getting cheered up after seeing My Neighbor Totoro.
I was being reminded of all the animes i either havent watched due to the fact that i couldnt find it anywhere or neglect to watch cause it looked boring.
I feel your pain, bro. It's sad that most anime these days couldn't pull of any major uniqueness like their 20th century ancestors did. This is why I want to team up with Toei Animation.
0:55 "At the time, Toei was trying to become the 'Disney of Japan' " >Mind focused on profit >Basically a monopoly >Completely soulless Yep, they succeeded
I'd like to mention some that didn't fit in the video: *Ginga Nagareboshi Gin (1986):* One of the first popular anime series in Nordic countries, still held dearly by many to this day. One of the more unique shonen series due to it's cast being mainly dogs that do battle. *Muumins (1990):* Based on a Swedish-Finn novel series and is creating a resurgence lately in social media with delightful adventures and characters. *Nadia the Secret of Blue Water (1990):* Anno's directorial work that was most likely the cause of his depression, due to his little creative involvement with the series. *(Evangelion may not exist without it)* *Berserk (1997):* Based on one of the most acclaimed manga series of all time. Influences many gritty medieval fantasy series (involving video games) to this day.
I loved this, I honestly did. I felt like crying at certain parts and ik you couldn’t possibly fit all of anime into a single 25 min video but like still leaving out Fairy tail, mob psycho and Tokyo ghoul kinda stung. Hopefully there’ll be a part 2 for this. Keep up the great work.
I agreed completely, but have to correct one thing...Brave heart is the evolution music and Butter-fly is the opening...AND THE BEST ANIME OPENING EVER!
I think the disrespect came from it being called the most notable Pokémon clone. For one, Digimon existed before with the Tamagotchi devices. Second, what made Digimon stand out was the storyline that stood out, even taking on darker tones that Pokémon wouldn't even touch with a ten foot pole, making it even popular for older audiences.
Berserk was left out just because the manga had (and still has) a much bigger impact than the anime, though the 1997 anime is incredible IMO. But it's a very important series anyway, I understand. Ippo could have made in too... It's one of those that almost were included.
@@Yokoelf2 I get what you're saying, but I wonder how much more popular the actual series became as a result of the anime. A lot of people I know who aren't into anime and manga in general seem to be familiar with Berserk as a result of the references made to it in other works and clips of the show that they'd seen on TH-cam. Either way, I appreciate you taking time our of your day to respond to my post. :)
I thought devil man crybaby should be here since its one of the recent ones that I could take watching, but yea, mainly agree with your list and I kinda expected berserk in. Liked the description of GOTS
I think Initial D deserves a mention, it's one of about three anime about real life cars, it got people into a street driving craze before Fast and Furious, it had a symbiotic relationship with the Eurobeat genre and gave birth to very popular internet memes.
4:05 Fun fact: Candy Candy was dubbed in Argentina but in 1976 would be the start of the most blood-thirsty dictatorships of our history, it ended in 1983 with the democratic election of Raúl Alfonsín.
Really liked this video. In the future I hope you could make a longer version, so you can also put in some titles that were left off. I would REALLY appreciate that
Doraemon actually was one of the longest running anime series in Japan. Easily one of the most popular anime to ever came out of Japan and have fans all over the world. Their "Kodomo" classification only hampered the sales and its appeal there in Japan,the rest of Asia having fans from 7 months to 77 years old. Grew up with the series and still have no intention of ever stop watching it. They still advertising "new" episodes every week or two at their facebook page. Doraemon movies are big in Japan though always flirting around with new movie almost every year since 1980 with Detective Conan.
Yaaay Great job which permit to take a quick look at the Anime's history and its evolution through time and context 😊 Wanted to see one of my fav anime City Hunter but maybe it couldn't find its place on this chronology.
I think it's the best video I've ever seen. The choice and explanation of the work are perfect. It's good that the detailed information is easy to understand👍 ありがとう
agreed. Initial D was my gateway anime. After my brother showed it to me I fell in love with not only racing but anime and manga as well. Very few series I've ever read or watched have ever come close to initial D
Saint Seiya is really huge in Latin American, a brazilian speaking here. I bet it has achieved more sucess here in Latin America than in Japan. It's considered a classic with a similar cultural importance as Dragon Ball, since they were both among the first anime aired around here that had more impact and became really popular. And it still has lots of fans here, me included :)
A list where it actually included everything I felt deserved to be in such a list. The only thing I can think of that could deserve a spot is Berserk because of it's significance to the genre
Incredible it took till Your Lie In April for me to think, “eh, I don’t know about that one”. Probably more difficult to cite which recent anime’s will go down in “history”. But what a fantastic list and a joy to watch :D
14:20 Spirited Away is again the highest-grossing Japanese film thanks to its first Chinese release. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_anime_films
17:17 Another fun fact about Paprika is that it was the first movie soundtrack to incorporate VOCALOID! LOLA (developed by Zero-G for VOCALOID1) provides vocals for the track featured in the video.
I really think think Azumanga Daioh should get more recognition. He was one of the earliest Slice of Life animes and at that time the closest to the modern ones in the genre. I would risk to say Lucky Star was inspired by him in some aspects (at least they put 2-3 references of it in their show).
Yes!!! Azumanga doesn't get the love it deserves! I mean it's the mother of the modern Slice of Life genre. I'm not sure about Lucky Star but it was the inspiration for another big Slice of Life. A little known gem called Nichijou whom the creator Keiichi Arawi has sighted as an inspiration for the show. (He even made an Azumanga Daioh comic to celebrate its 10th anniversary.) If it doesnt get credit for being the mother of Slice of Life then it at least deserves credit for coining the term "Waifu" or having one of the earliest Web exclusive Pilots.
Ok, I know you mentioned "Hey, you forgot X" comments in the intro. But I think this si important. When you mentioned Love Hina and how it popularized Harem anime, THAT should have been showcased by Tenchi Muyo.
That's a valid choice, it could have been Tenchi Muyo instead of Love Hina. Ah! My Goddess! was also an option I considered. I just felt that the timing to "present" the harem genre was better in the year 2000.
Bem-vindo de volta! Trabalho excelente como sempre, os testículos (xD) ficaram bem em geral, as adições foram interessantes, as musicas em 8-bits funcionaram bem, espero que o YT pare de ferrar com vocês. Mas eu tenho que fazer uma ressalva: "Fate/Zero" foi estabelecido como "sequence", mas dá um sentido dúbio no conteúdo do anime. Ficaria melhor descrito como "prequel". Só um detalhe, mas que não estraga em nada o vídeo. E acho que ficou faltando Mob Psycho, hein? E eu nunca vi, mas a massa adora demais isso xD Valeu mais uma vez pelo esforço, que venham mais vídeos :D
Obrigado, que bom que gostou! ^^ Nós queremos fazer novos vídeos, só está faltando um pouco de tempo, kkkk. Pois é, pessoal fala muito de Mob Psycho, mas achamos que o OPM já seria "suficiente" do autor. Mas é sim um anime relevante atualmente :)
This video is amazing, you should have more views, your work is actually magistral. Thank you so much ! If you can make a video about shoujo anime, I would thank you all my life
O novo estilo de video ficou muito bom, só senti falta do nome das musicas. Tomara que agora o yt nao tente atrapalhar o seu trabalho unico, boa sorte!!
I think saying Speed Racer is popular in the U.S. is a bit of an understatement. We call people behind the wheel Speed Racer either when they drive well or if we encounter an awful driver. Heck! We even consider him an honorary Saturday morning cartoon character! (No really, he was on amongst the greats. Both my parents watched it when it came on too the only give away that its an anime was the poor lip synching.) But to this day people have even made covers of the opening here! (The acapella cover by the Blanks on the tv show Scrubs is always the first to come to mind.) America LOVES Speed Racer!
the nostalgia trip made me feel old even as a 90's kid I recognize most 70's & 80's anime aswell you could have put a few more than most stream line ones but good selection none the less
A reminder that 2006 is a GOAT year in anime. Disappointed at the description of Code Geass. Should have talked about its success in Japan and the effect the cliffhanger had on Japanese fans. No Highschool DxD. smh
Good list, but I would also have included the movies "Wings of Honneamise" (1985) from Gainax for its maturity, incredible visuals and score from academy winner Ryuichi Sakamoto, Tezuka's "Cleopatra" (1971) for being the first theatrical anime for adults and finally Rumiko Takahashi's "Maison Ikkoku" (1986) and Izumi Matsumoto's "Kimagure Orange Road" for popularizing the romantic genre in countries like France, Italy and Spain and influencing later series in Japan like Love Hina.
Yoko, muita, mas muita sorte mesmo pra você nessa nova fase. Parabéns sempre pelos seus vídeos, e ótimo trabalho como sempre, ainda mais neste formato "completão".
What was that one movie where something like... A hooded woman was stabbed by an arrow by some thugs in the forest and then there were purple human bird things with red eyes and when the little man sang, those bird things died Then I believe there was a giant dude with like a red cloak and white hair with his necklace Next was like the blue creature was eating a couple of people and it leaped at the dude but was killed before it laid a claw on him, next was when the red cloaked dude grabbed his necklace and used it and killed that one girl before he died That's all I remember when I saw it as a toddler (Idk y I saw that bloody anime movie when I was too young for that lol)
13:16 But Digimon has nothing to see with Pokémon. Just because the names are symilar it doesn't mean that were symilar. Digimon just tries to adapt the V-Pets at an anime with a story (It doesn't well, but tries). Meanwhile Pokémon promotions their games. Monster Rancher would be a good example for it. Good video, btw. Congrats :3
Well, Digimon is a different thing but used part of Pokémon's formula with kids that use magic creatures to battle (and also that evolve). I used the term "clone" in a very broad sense - even Yu-Gi-Oh can be considered a Pokémon clone in some way, even having a completely different story, but it does end up being a battle anime with a kid controlling magic creatures against others that also do so. All these anime, Digimon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Beyblade, Monster Rancher, etc. did got carried in Pokémon's huge success, attracting a similar fanbase. So that's way I used the term and wrote "part of it's formula". But anyway! They are certainly more different than the name implies. Thanks for your comment! ^^
While "Digimon" follows a lot of the typical mon show formula, it is distinctive in that it also focused a lot on the kid's familial / real-world problems which were relatable to the kids viewing the show (divorce (Matt & TK), cultural/values dissidence between parent and child (Sora), the pressures of being a good big brother (Tai for Hikari), fears of abandonment (Izzy due to his parents not telling him about his adoption), death and legacy (Cody), etc.) over being 99% escapist fantasy like "Monster Rancher" or even "Pokemon". And speaking of examining real-world issues, I surprised that "Gegege no Kitaro" (particularly the current version) didn't make the list as that show is often on point with its kid-friendly social community on issues with current popular culture (Gaijin Goombah has at least two videos examining this). And similar things could be said about "(Digimon Universe) Appli Monsters".
Well, I consider it in a VERY broad sense. Even Angelic Layer can be considered a Pokémon "clone" in this sense. I don't believe it's a coincidence that the Angelic Layer manga started in 1999 during Pokémania. I don't know much about YuGiOh, but I know it had an earlier anime made by Toei that didn't ended up well, and the one that everyone knows also started in 1999. I know it's separate series but Pokémon did influenced on the trend and helped in the success of these series that also revolve about duels and are meant mostly for kids. Edit: YuGiOh season 0 is from 1998 so forget I said that.
@Stephane Caron Good points, even as a kid I noticed that Digimon did touched some deeper themes and it was different than a "pure clone". I used to think that Digimon had better anime and Pokémon better games. I had a small space in the video but I mentioned that Digimon was a "distinct one" to give him some justice at least. Thanks for mentioning about the recent Gegege no Kitaro, I didn't know that.
@@Yokoelf2 lol Yu-Gi-Oh being clone of Pokemon but it came first and manga isn't for children at all yeah right , and why isn't Yu-Gi-Oh on the list it is more popular then Digimon and has same popularity if not more then Pokemon
A perfect selection, funny to see mamoru ooshi from ecchi, to ova and finally with ghost in the shell :') Some precisions : captain tsubasa, albator and candy were super popular in France and started a big wave of «japanisation» of the shows for kids, leading to a repression from the politics at the end of the 90s
Great Video and pretty comprehensive list. Though (and I know as you say you can't add everything) I definitely feel like the following were missing and I feel compelled to list them lol - (1963) Tetsujin 28 - (1968) Star of the Giants - (1972) Gatchaman - (1978) Space Pirate Captain Harlock or Galaxy Express 999 - (1978) Future Boy Conan i.e basically a Miyazaki TV Series - (1985) Area 88 OVA - (1986) Maison Ikkoku - (1987) Bubblegum Crisis OVA - (1987) City Hunter - (1998) Initial D - (1998) Serial Experiments Lain - (2000) Blood the Last Vampire Movie - (2000) Hajime No Ippo - (2004) Appleseed - (2005) Eureka Seven
Wow, someone else knows of Mirai Shounen Conan's existence! I find it to be rather ahead of its time tbh, with its depiction of things like VR and its apocalyptic, but shounen-like setting.
@@GiornoGiovannaGangstar Man I feel bad for forgetting about KochiKame. It was a huge part of my childhood even though it wasn't very popular where I'm from. Big agree with the addition!
muito bom, meus parabéns! entendo que realmente não dá pra colocar todos, mas acho que faltou city hunter, space dandy e michiko e hatchin, mesmo esses últimos não sendo tão famosos assim... de qualquer forma, parabéns de novo! sucesso no novo canal
I'm so glad you mentioned High School Of The Dead soo nostalgic 😩 One of the first Animes I've watched since I'm only a teenager right now this Series became my favourite.
6:35 what I don't understand about both the manga and anime is: why do a lot of characters have names that sound too strange and Japanese, where does the series take place ?
What about Tenchi Muyo, which was earlier than Love Hina? Wasn’t Tenchi Muyo the first regarding harem anime series? And also, one other particular anime you left out: Slam Dunk.
I really like how you mostly added animes that had significant influence in the anime franchise, rather than just 'popular' anime. It must have taken you a long time to make this vid. Thanks for your hard work!!
Fun Fact: During Its original Japanese Cinema run, My Neighbor Totoro and Grave of the Fireflies were released together as a double feature with Grave of the Fireflies shown first and My Neighbor Totoro shown last.
I bet Japanese Cinemagoers in 1988 were crying their eyes out after seeing Grave of the Fireflies and then getting cheered up after seeing My Neighbor Totoro.
That’s exactly what I did during my weekly ghibli run
agreed
I was Japanese, but at that time "grave grave" and "tortoise tomb" and "Toro Totoro" were not popular.
Not gonna lie the choices for this video was really good
Indeed fellow weeb
The one think that bugs is the Pokémon theme. It’s completely different.
@@lucarioman9097 it's the first japanese opening, it's completely apropriate to put this opening in particular instead of the english one
@@vivienjoly7617 Really? That’s awesome!!
@@lucarioman9097 yeah 👍 if you have time, go check the japanese openings, they're really good
This channel is literally a museum for anime
holy shit while watching it I was feeling so nostalgic and sad at once because I could feel how I am getting older and older
I was being reminded of all the animes i either havent watched due to the fact that i couldnt find it anywhere or neglect to watch cause it looked boring.
@@zigzag2b492 Sounds like you really enjoyed the video.
I feel your pain, bro. It's sad that most anime these days couldn't pull of any major uniqueness like their 20th century ancestors did. This is why I want to team up with Toei Animation.
>"One Piece"
>"TV Anime (Infinity Episodes)"
... Yes.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
don't forget detective conan lol
@@animelovingfan6369 lol, that one too
oda said one piece 1200 espoides
sazae-san is more episode then one piece
0:55 "At the time, Toei was trying to become the 'Disney of Japan' "
>Mind focused on profit
>Basically a monopoly
>Completely soulless
Yep, they succeeded
>exploding their IPs for cheap nostalgia…..
Yeah!
@@gustyko8668 0:55 Scorws: 6.2 (2017) 7.1 (2019) 8.6 (2021) 9.4 (2022) 10.5 (2023) 11.3 (2024-2025)
Type: Movie Stamina Animation
Directors: Haijin Ukanbou Kazuhiko Okabe Gemrees: Adventrueaa Fantasy Historyi L Romance Japanese Caryoon Diatribtion Bu: Tpeo Animayeon
I'd like to mention some that didn't fit in the video:
*Ginga Nagareboshi Gin (1986):* One of the first popular anime series in Nordic countries, still held dearly by many to this day. One of the more unique shonen series due to it's cast being mainly dogs that do battle.
*Muumins (1990):* Based on a Swedish-Finn novel series and is creating a resurgence lately in social media with delightful adventures and characters.
*Nadia the Secret of Blue Water (1990):* Anno's directorial work that was most likely the cause of his depression, due to his little creative involvement with the series. *(Evangelion may not exist without it)*
*Berserk (1997):* Based on one of the most acclaimed manga series of all time. Influences many gritty medieval fantasy series (involving video games) to this day.
I used to watch mumin trollet as a child
@Alma Penada Wonder how I missed it.
Fruits Basket: One of the first slice of life Shoujo anime to gain an audience in the U.S resulting in a boom for Shoujo anime and manga.
Also Devilman (the original or Netflix).
Ginga definitely should have been on the list! I agree!!
2:05 Tom and jerry switched bodies
Jom and Terry
Lmao
True
They forgot what colors they were💀
My heart pierced the heavens when I saw Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann!
16:28 : "time of controversial quality of Deen"
Konosuba: Aha not anymore hu-
SDS Season 3: Let me introduce myself
I loved this, I honestly did. I felt like crying at certain parts and ik you couldn’t possibly fit all of anime into a single 25 min video but like still leaving out Fairy tail, mob psycho and Tokyo ghoul kinda stung. Hopefully there’ll be a part 2 for this. Keep up the great work.
Thank god, a video that finally gives digimon some appreciation, brave heart is literally one of the best anime openings of all time
I agreed completely, but have to correct one thing...Brave heart is the evolution music and Butter-fly is the opening...AND THE BEST ANIME OPENING EVER!
I think the disrespect came from it being called the most notable Pokémon clone. For one, Digimon existed before with the Tamagotchi devices. Second, what made Digimon stand out was the storyline that stood out, even taking on darker tones that Pokémon wouldn't even touch with a ten foot pole, making it even popular for older audiences.
@@izumiryu and that’s why I like digimon better than Pokémon (Pokémon is still good though)
Just wanna add Sazae-San. Still airing in Fuji TV from 1969 til today. It was reconized by Guiness Book of World Records for longest airing TV Anime.
This is an actually good representation of the history of anime
I understand that the list needed to be cut short but I really think Berserk ( 1997 ) and Hajime No Ippo should have made it on here.
Berserk was left out just because the manga had (and still has) a much bigger impact than the anime, though the 1997 anime is incredible IMO. But it's a very important series anyway, I understand. Ippo could have made in too... It's one of those that almost were included.
@@Yokoelf2 I get what you're saying, but I wonder how much more popular the actual series became as a result of the anime. A lot of people I know who aren't into anime and manga in general seem to be familiar with Berserk as a result of the references made to it in other works and clips of the show that they'd seen on TH-cam.
Either way, I appreciate you taking time our of your day to respond to my post. :)
@@Yokoelf2 What about Kaiji?
I thought devil man crybaby should be here since its one of the recent ones that I could take watching, but yea, mainly agree with your list and I kinda expected berserk in. Liked the description of GOTS
@@Yokoelf2 I have to agree with Yoko elf here. Berserk is an absolute legend mainly because of it's beyond godly manga.
I think Initial D deserves a mention, it's one of about three anime about real life cars, it got people into a street driving craze before Fast and Furious, it had a symbiotic relationship with the Eurobeat genre and gave birth to very popular internet memes.
Agree
Also agreed
Good video! Very happy with how this turned out overall.
I'm looking forward to working on more projects in the future!
Can you make a Underrated Anime opening list? Btw love your videos looking forward to your new channel💖😉🤗
I’d love to see this as well!
+1 for obscure underrated anime.
4:05 Fun fact: Candy Candy was dubbed in Argentina but in 1976 would be the start of the most blood-thirsty dictatorships of our history, it ended in 1983 with the democratic election of Raúl Alfonsín.
Great selection, no bad anime up until 2000. Nice video! Really educational and representative.
Shuffle! Getting some love. Niceu niceu. Once again, a comprehensive look at how anime got to where it is, all through OPs and Post it notes!
8-bit Jojo's fi(r)st opening is actually awesome
Fist or First opening? Ill take either choice
Sono chino sadame JOOOJO
Really liked this video.
In the future I hope you could make a longer version, so you can also put in some titles that were left off.
I would REALLY appreciate that
Best anime history clip ever I watched !
Excellent work !
Such a beautiful anime content.
this is really informative ,good work
and remembering all the old series really nostalgic
I am absolutely loving your new format!
I'm really happy to read that ^^
Doraemon actually was one of the longest running anime series in Japan.
Easily one of the most popular anime to ever came out of Japan and have fans all over the world.
Their "Kodomo" classification only hampered the sales and its appeal there in Japan,the rest of Asia having fans from 7 months to 77 years old.
Grew up with the series and still have no intention of ever stop watching it.
They still advertising "new" episodes every week or two at their facebook page.
Doraemon movies are big in Japan though always flirting around with new movie almost every year since 1980 with Detective Conan.
Your videos are surprisingly high quality.
I BEEN TRYING TO FIND THAT VIDEO SINCE 2019! THANK YOU FOR MAKING THE VIDEO!
Outstanding video as always, here hoping you'd create more videos!
Yaaay Great job which permit to take a quick look at the Anime's history and its evolution through time and context 😊
Wanted to see one of my fav anime City Hunter but maybe it couldn't find its place on this chronology.
Mind-blowing that it went from Simple Animation like that from 1930s and 50s America and now you have such HQ Glossy Animation
I think it's the best video I've ever seen. The choice and explanation of the work are perfect. It's good that the detailed information is easy to understand👍
ありがとう
Thank you!
You should add initial d over there, since these series is the one that bring racing genre anime to another level n worldwide.
agreed. Initial D was my gateway anime. After my brother showed it to me I fell in love with not only racing but anime and manga as well. Very few series I've ever read or watched have ever come close to initial D
Toei Animation is really rocking it!
And this video made me travel from the past and appreciate the greatness of anime from the past till the present.
I was so sad, when i heard some weird music instead of "jibun wooo", but I understand copyright issue. Awesome work as always.
Yes.. it was a shame to have to remove this one in particular.. but it couldn't miss the video
Ótimo vídeo, alguns para uma possível segunda lista:
(1974) Getter Robo
(1978) Captain Harlock
(1982) Macross
(1994) Magic Knight Rayearth
(1995) Gundam Wing (Apesar de eu achar péssimo)
(2001) Digimon Tamers
(2015) Gundam Thunderbolt
(2018) Devilman: Crybaby
Primeiro br hm
ué que
Saint Seiya is really huge in Latin American, a brazilian speaking here. I bet it has achieved more sucess here in Latin America than in Japan. It's considered a classic with a similar cultural importance as Dragon Ball, since they were both among the first anime aired around here that had more impact and became really popular. And it still has lots of fans here, me included :)
A list where it actually included everything I felt deserved to be in such a list. The only thing I can think of that could deserve a spot is Berserk because of it's significance to the genre
Good choices ty! I’d like to mention Tenchi Muyo as an honorable mention. Great show and one of my personal favorites. Same with Fairy Tail.
Hell Yeah! I was waiting for this video!
Incredible it took till Your Lie In April for me to think, “eh, I don’t know about that one”. Probably more difficult to cite which recent anime’s will go down in “history”.
But what a fantastic list and a joy to watch :D
about in april, i as a pianist liked it. it has a sad ending but a beautiful story
Sazae-san should've been on here too, it's the longest running anime series, it began airing on october 5 1969 with more than 8,000 episodes
America: Drops 2 nuclear bombs on the empire of Japan.
Japan:
They make anime so they dont get bombed again
14:20 Spirited Away is again the highest-grossing Japanese film thanks to its first Chinese release.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_anime_films
17:17 Another fun fact about Paprika is that it was the first movie soundtrack to incorporate VOCALOID! LOLA (developed by Zero-G for VOCALOID1) provides vocals for the track featured in the video.
4:05 in some dvds covers, she looks so creepy that she's staring deep at your soul.
Thank you for have done this video, i really appreciate it.
I really think think Azumanga Daioh should get more recognition. He was one of the earliest Slice of Life animes and at that time the closest to the modern ones in the genre. I would risk to say Lucky Star was inspired by him in some aspects (at least they put 2-3 references of it in their show).
Yes!!! Azumanga doesn't get the love it deserves! I mean it's the mother of the modern Slice of Life genre. I'm not sure about Lucky Star but it was the inspiration for another big Slice of Life. A little known gem called Nichijou whom the creator Keiichi Arawi has sighted as an inspiration for the show. (He even made an Azumanga Daioh comic to celebrate its 10th anniversary.) If it doesnt get credit for being the mother of Slice of Life then it at least deserves credit for coining the term "Waifu" or having one of the earliest Web exclusive Pilots.
yesss azumanga! lu la lu, o piano a Sekai i no!
I love Azumanga so much
i love the new layout.
this video was very nostalgic.
Gracias por tu trabajo. Es un video hermoso!!!
Can you do evolution of Kyoto animations throughout openings?
Like you did with toei
I think they did already in their previous channel.
Ok, I know you mentioned "Hey, you forgot X" comments in the intro. But I think this si important. When you mentioned Love Hina and how it popularized Harem anime, THAT should have been showcased by Tenchi Muyo.
That's a valid choice, it could have been Tenchi Muyo instead of Love Hina. Ah! My Goddess! was also an option I considered. I just felt that the timing to "present" the harem genre was better in the year 2000.
Increíble trabajo. Y muy buena la edición.
Bem-vindo de volta! Trabalho excelente como sempre, os testículos (xD) ficaram bem em geral, as adições foram interessantes, as musicas em 8-bits funcionaram bem, espero que o YT pare de ferrar com vocês.
Mas eu tenho que fazer uma ressalva: "Fate/Zero" foi estabelecido como "sequence", mas dá um sentido dúbio no conteúdo do anime. Ficaria melhor descrito como "prequel". Só um detalhe, mas que não estraga em nada o vídeo.
E acho que ficou faltando Mob Psycho, hein? E eu nunca vi, mas a massa adora demais isso xD
Valeu mais uma vez pelo esforço, que venham mais vídeos :D
Obrigado, que bom que gostou! ^^ Nós queremos fazer novos vídeos, só está faltando um pouco de tempo, kkkk.
Pois é, pessoal fala muito de Mob Psycho, mas achamos que o OPM já seria "suficiente" do autor. Mas é sim um anime relevante atualmente :)
I'm finally here~ Btw, I like your new layout. Looking forward for your new videos~
Lloremos...
Me siento vieja y nostálgica
16:28 Can someone tell me what's the "quality of Deen" ?
Search on Yoko elf
Evolution of studio Deen. You Will get it
(Sorry for bad English)
Great video, it's really awesome the recopilation , like and the animes written in my list, claps from a fan of Colombia
The new layout is amazing!
12:41 this is my favorite anime show.
This video is amazing, you should have more views, your work is actually magistral. Thank you so much ! If you can make a video about shoujo anime, I would thank you all my life
Thank you so much for your comment, it make us really happy ^^
O novo estilo de video ficou muito bom, só senti falta do nome das musicas.
Tomara que agora o yt nao tente atrapalhar o seu trabalho unico, boa sorte!!
Valeu!! ^^
I think saying Speed Racer is popular in the U.S. is a bit of an understatement. We call people behind the wheel Speed Racer either when they drive well or if we encounter an awful driver. Heck! We even consider him an honorary Saturday morning cartoon character! (No really, he was on amongst the greats. Both my parents watched it when it came on too the only give away that its an anime was the poor lip synching.) But to this day people have even made covers of the opening here! (The acapella cover by the Blanks on the tv show Scrubs is always the first to come to mind.) America LOVES Speed Racer!
Excuse me, is it anime or cartoon?
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the nostalgia trip made me feel old even as a 90's kid I recognize most 70's & 80's anime aswell
you could have put a few more than most stream line ones
but good selection none the less
A reminder that 2006 is a GOAT year in anime. Disappointed at the description of Code Geass. Should have talked about its success in Japan and the effect the cliffhanger had on Japanese fans.
No Highschool DxD. smh
Parabéns pelo vídeo! Excelente trabalho!
Damn Detective Conan with the "Infinity" Episodes! haha
Good list, but I would also have included the movies "Wings of Honneamise" (1985) from Gainax for its maturity, incredible visuals and score from academy winner Ryuichi Sakamoto, Tezuka's "Cleopatra" (1971) for being the first theatrical anime for adults and finally Rumiko Takahashi's "Maison Ikkoku" (1986) and Izumi Matsumoto's "Kimagure Orange Road" for popularizing the romantic genre in countries like France, Italy and Spain and influencing later series in Japan like Love Hina.
Yoko, muita, mas muita sorte mesmo pra você nessa nova fase.
Parabéns sempre pelos seus vídeos, e ótimo trabalho como sempre, ainda mais neste formato "completão".
Valeu pela mensagem, de verdade! Isso nos motiva muito ^^
2:57 The Legend of dragon ballz akira toriyama R. I. P 🕊🕊🕊😢😢
agreed 😢
If anyone sees the infinity symbol near the number of episodes, it must mean that the series is still running.
This is done wonderfully
What was that one movie where something like...
A hooded woman was stabbed by an arrow by some thugs in the forest and then there were purple human bird things with red eyes and when the little man sang, those bird things died
Then I believe there was a giant dude with like a red cloak and white hair with his necklace
Next was like the blue creature was eating a couple of people and it leaped at the dude but was killed before it laid a claw on him, next was when the red cloaked dude grabbed his necklace and used it and killed that one girl before he died
That's all I remember when I saw it as a toddler
(Idk y I saw that bloody anime movie when I was too young for that lol)
4:49 Gundam is a REAL game changer in mecha genre and a creator of Real Robot(Hard Sci-fi)
I still think mazinget z is real mecha
21:39 Musikage is that you?
6:33 I love this part.
*IT'S WHERE I ENTER GOD MODE*
Great list filled with many,really good choices!The only anime I really wanna add is Mob Psycho 100
13:16 But Digimon has nothing to see with Pokémon.
Just because the names are symilar it doesn't mean that were symilar. Digimon just tries to adapt the V-Pets at an anime with a story (It doesn't well, but tries). Meanwhile Pokémon promotions their games. Monster Rancher would be a good example for it.
Good video, btw. Congrats :3
Well, Digimon is a different thing but used part of Pokémon's formula with kids that use magic creatures to battle (and also that evolve). I used the term "clone" in a very broad sense - even Yu-Gi-Oh can be considered a Pokémon clone in some way, even having a completely different story, but it does end up being a battle anime with a kid controlling magic creatures against others that also do so. All these anime, Digimon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Beyblade, Monster Rancher, etc. did got carried in Pokémon's huge success, attracting a similar fanbase. So that's way I used the term and wrote "part of it's formula". But anyway! They are certainly more different than the name implies. Thanks for your comment! ^^
While "Digimon" follows a lot of the typical mon show formula, it is distinctive in that it also focused a lot on the kid's familial / real-world problems which were relatable to the kids viewing the show (divorce (Matt & TK), cultural/values dissidence between parent and child (Sora), the pressures of being a good big brother (Tai for Hikari), fears of abandonment (Izzy due to his parents not telling him about his adoption), death and legacy (Cody), etc.) over being 99% escapist fantasy like "Monster Rancher" or even "Pokemon".
And speaking of examining real-world issues, I surprised that "Gegege no Kitaro" (particularly the current version) didn't make the list as that show is often on point with its kid-friendly social community on issues with current popular culture (Gaijin Goombah has at least two videos examining this). And similar things could be said about "(Digimon Universe) Appli Monsters".
Well, I consider it in a VERY broad sense. Even Angelic Layer can be considered a Pokémon "clone" in this sense. I don't believe it's a coincidence that the Angelic Layer manga started in 1999 during Pokémania. I don't know much about YuGiOh, but I know it had an earlier anime made by Toei that didn't ended up well, and the one that everyone knows also started in 1999. I know it's separate series but Pokémon did influenced on the trend and helped in the success of these series that also revolve about duels and are meant mostly for kids.
Edit: YuGiOh season 0 is from 1998 so forget I said that.
@Stephane Caron Good points, even as a kid I noticed that Digimon did touched some deeper themes and it was different than a "pure clone". I used to think that Digimon had better anime and Pokémon better games. I had a small space in the video but I mentioned that Digimon was a "distinct one" to give him some justice at least. Thanks for mentioning about the recent Gegege no Kitaro, I didn't know that.
@@Yokoelf2 lol Yu-Gi-Oh being clone of Pokemon but it came first and manga isn't for children at all yeah right , and why isn't Yu-Gi-Oh on the list it is more popular then Digimon and has same popularity if not more then Pokemon
Fun Fact: Evangelion’s timeslot use to belong to the Japanese of TMNT
Great work!
Impressive
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Tatsunoko should also be credited. As you can see Tatsunoko's name is written in the opening.
A perfect selection, funny to see mamoru ooshi from ecchi, to ova and finally with ghost in the shell :')
Some precisions : captain tsubasa, albator and candy were super popular in France and started a big wave of «japanisation» of the shows for kids, leading to a repression from the politics at the end of the 90s
Were are '80s Majokko ???
#RippedInPepperoniz Azumanga Daioh
Thank you so much for this slice of sociological history~
Great Video and pretty comprehensive list. Though (and I know as you say you can't add everything) I definitely feel like the following were missing and I feel compelled to list them lol
- (1963) Tetsujin 28
- (1968) Star of the Giants
- (1972) Gatchaman
- (1978) Space Pirate Captain Harlock or Galaxy Express 999
- (1978) Future Boy Conan i.e basically a Miyazaki TV Series
- (1985) Area 88 OVA
- (1986) Maison Ikkoku
- (1987) Bubblegum Crisis OVA
- (1987) City Hunter
- (1998) Initial D
- (1998) Serial Experiments Lain
- (2000) Blood the Last Vampire Movie
- (2000) Hajime No Ippo
- (2004) Appleseed
- (2005) Eureka Seven
BlaizeV Slam Dunk and Fairy Tail (although I hate Fairy Tail).
FLCL, Tatami Galaxy, Trigun and Berserk should have been here too imo.
Wow, someone else knows of Mirai Shounen Conan's existence! I find it to be rather ahead of its time tbh, with its depiction of things like VR and its apocalyptic, but shounen-like setting.
dude big fat agree with this addition but kochikame should be here too
@@GiornoGiovannaGangstar Man I feel bad for forgetting about KochiKame. It was a huge part of my childhood even though it wasn't very popular where I'm from. Big agree with the addition!
muito bom, meus parabéns! entendo que realmente não dá pra colocar todos, mas acho que faltou city hunter, space dandy e michiko e hatchin, mesmo esses últimos não sendo tão famosos assim...
de qualquer forma, parabéns de novo! sucesso no novo canal
I'm so glad you mentioned High School Of The Dead soo nostalgic 😩 One of the first Animes I've watched since I'm only a teenager right now this Series became my favourite.
The description for Sailor Moon was a bit reductive
Love it, what a great video.
Fullmetal alchemist brotherhood: “often considered the best anime of all time”.....yeah yeah thats fair
Awesome work, thank u!!
1980 Astro Boy?
6:35 what I don't understand about both the manga and anime is: why do a lot of characters have names that sound too strange and Japanese, where does the series take place ?
Yee yee but WHERE IS MOB PSYCHO!?
What a great video! Greetings from Chile
I can understand that Anohana is not in the video, but im very surprised that nobody is talking about it on the "you should have included" comments
Because it has not contributed of the evolution of anime.
What about Tenchi Muyo, which was earlier than Love Hina? Wasn’t Tenchi Muyo the first regarding harem anime series?
And also, one other particular anime you left out:
Slam Dunk.
Ranma is before tenchi muyo, Urutsei Yatsura isnt harem but Ranma can be
Great video, but i miss Slam Dunk and Mob Psycho 100
But GREAT VIDEO!
Suscribed instantly!