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and now we have moved from physical media to everything digitally stored and many of are never going to connect a disk player to a computer ever again.
Your versions of Pokémon Indigo league do they have many of the banned episodes included? Also I have a large collection of blu ray and dvd anime myself (mostly after watching your anime reviews and deciding after replaying the video over and over again that I would decide on watch/purchasing it) I’ve recently just purchased monster from Australia as you recommended but you do undermine it alot. My friend who is Hollywood mad and has no interest in anime praised the hell out it which to me this anime will take my second most favourite anime spot of all time just under deathnote (as that anime gave life to your channel and was one of the anime that I would really like to purchase on blu ray but just have not found the time to do so) also your garden of sinners review made me purchase the exact same boxset as the one you are presenting to us at the end of the video. (£80-100) is the blu ray which I would NEVER dream of paying. Thanks for recommending so much anime and one day I will have a bigger collection than you... well you had a head start seeing as you’re 9yrs older than me😕 and if you feel so inclined please leave a heart on this comment so I know you have read this🤗
This got me so nostalgic over my own collection and it's stories, I definitely teared up for a second. I want to buy more shows so bad. When cons start happening again, I may just go crazy and expand my library significantly.
@@fernandomarroquin8901 Hell yes. I've already got most of the SAVE editions of shows on my shelf. I'm more for building a library myself so cheap but effective is okay by me.
@@fernandomarroquin8901 I have Gankustsuo and mushishi coming in on those versions mostly because a) I live in the middle of no where that doesn't have anime (cries), and b) I was too young when all these shows were coming out to buy them and to go to cons *sulks because I had to wait until I was twenty
Oh yeah, how are you getting by now? You always came across as somewhat depressed. You are one of the content makers who made me realize I had to make my response to the Oregairu series. That series is Jordan Peterson levels of false hope.
Arkada: *talks about a show and shows his BD's* Me: Hmm, yes yes very good *updates MAL list* I kinda wish I owned some physical releases of the shows I really like, just for the novelty. It feels satisfying to see all that stuff on a shelf every time your eyes wander to it.
I love owning physical anime. There's just something satisfying about it. I have a bad habit of buying it and never watching it again, and my parents' blu ray player hates Sentai blu rays and can't play them at all, but I still love seeing what's on sale on Sentai or Right Stuff, and stocking up on stuff that they have cheap. I've bought so many anime for so cheap that way.
Your story about Garden of Sinners and your wife buying it for you made me heart swell, not just because it's so wonderful but also it reminded me of when I first moved in with my also now wife and for Christmas she bought me Neon Genesis Evangelion Perfect Collection black box, of the original ADV dvd set, because she knew how much that show meant to me and how much I had always wanted that set. It wasn't cheap either. And I still cherish it.
I love your story behind your copy of the Garden of Sinner's movies, absolutely adorable :) I really like owning physical DVDs of anime. I personally have a few Pokemon movies, Wolf's Children and The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Origin (that's a strange film that one), some Ghibli films including Spirited Away, Tales of Earthsea (and a couple of others I can't remember right now) and my most prided set - the entire Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood collection, which is the first anime series (and only series) I own which was given to me as a birthday gift from my mum. Both of my aunts on my mum's side know my love for anime and one of them took me to an anime art exhibition in London that was being held last year, so I got to see loads of cool stuff there (including a full-size Astro Boy model and Colossal Titan blow up). So that was super dope. I haven't brought a lot of anime-related things recently due to what's currently going on but I do plan on getting some more movies soon.
This video was a really nice, relaxing watch. I like seeing when people have little stories about what order they bought stuff in and how or why they bought them, or little grievances with releases, since nobody has the same experiences with building a collection, so I’m glad you got around to making this. I’m the same with buying physical even if I can watch it through streaming, I kind of get hung up on preserving stuff for me to watch/read/play for if I ever want to again, and the uncertainty with streaming means I still buy physical when I can.
Arkada, you are hands down my favorite ani-tuber. Something about your videos is so relaxing and I'll never tire of hearing your takes. Seeing your collection is a treat. Keep up the great work!
I mainly started watching your videos because of your copy of Princess Tutu on your shelf. I knew you'd recommend anime I'd enjoy, and I have not yet been disappointed!
You got me into Bokksu with this video. I'm really liking their boxes so far, so thanks a lot! Also, amazing collection, I'm a bit envious. And the wholesome story with your wife is precious. As an aside, I think Tonikaku Kawaii is a really good show to watch if one's in a happy relationship. It highlights the best in it.
As a UK resident who has been collecting anime DVD's/Blu-ray's for almost 15 years and had little recourse but to import a LOT of stuff back in the day because I had no idea if a series would get a physical region 2 release, I definitely sympathize with the frustration you clearly endured with obtaining some of these sets Arkada.
lmao I'm on the opposite end, I live in Germany and import all of my anime DVD/Blu-rays from the UK. It's not like there aren't many anime coming out here, it' just that I prefer english subs for some reason and the german releases don't have that and that they are stupidly expensive. For example, Dragon Maid, an anime with 13 episodes, they released it here in THREE volumes, each like 30€. That's insane. UK? I bought it as soon as it came out, last month I believe, for 25€, the entire series.
@@BigSnoopDogg64 Oh dear, I do remember the early days of single disc releases here rather than box sets, it was painful on the wallet. We were lucky to grow past that for the most part in the last decade, and I can only hope it'll eventually reach that point in Germany too. I don't blame you for importing, especially when it comes to getting sub options.
Man, seeing you recall all these beautiful memories with each release fills me with enviable happiness. Now I really want to look through my own shelves and remember all the fun I had watching/picking up each. So glad you were able to film this video for us-it’s been a long-awaited watch, at least for me!
I'd like to just throw out that I would personally ADORE a video on Excel Saga, and so would my whole family. It was one of the first anime we ever really fell into owning a bunch of other than your common Pokemon, Sailor Moons, and Slayers. Thanks for sharing!
An impressive collection in all honestly. I've already collected about 80+ titles and Someday I hope to become a anime reviewer just like you. Been a fan of anime since i was eight years old and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon.
Pretty excited to hear about your upcoming review of R.O.D. the TV. It's one of the shows that got me into anime, and I actually just finished re-watching it this morning!
This was great to see ark/tristan. Been a very long time fan of your work and watching you grow! Was so happy to hear about you having a wife! Congrats! Sad to hear about the slowing of your collection. But you really seem happy in these last few videos. Stay frosty brother much love x
Arkada, I just recently had to sell my Excel Saga manga and I kinda miss them, and then you mentioning the anime on this vid made me silently cry. I only have the blu ray Studio Ghibli Hiyao Miyazaki collection and a few precious boxes of anime. I don't really have to space for much more (I have way too many books covering all surface areas) but maybe one day I'll rebuy. Like, I love my Blu Ray Wolf's Rain and Princess Tutu DVDs to bits. It also reminds me I REALLY loved Vandread as a kid... maybe I should check that out again. Thanks for letting me think back with the video, even if I haven't watched as much anime as you ;)
These conversation videos are my favorite of yours. By far. It’s why I love your convention videos and there being no cons this year, this is a nice replacement for that. I know you probably don’t take video requests but the video you made about not liking to finish anime really made me want a video where you go through other people’s anime related fears and discuss them. It’s helped me reading that comment section to know I’m not alone in some of mine, the primary one being my fear to go back to anime I watched when I was younger that had a big impact on me, and being disappointed if I don’t like it as much. Clannad and Haruhi I’m also scared to watch again because I’m not sure if I’ll like it now.
@@mordi9286 If you think anime is expensive, then try talking to the people who had to pay $25 for 4 episodes. Like, say, the man in the video above. Yes, anime can be expensive, but all things considered, it's actually cheaper now than it's ever been.
What a wonderful, nostalgic shelf of amazing works. It really makes me want to buy just one thing of an anime I love. Plus ending on Kara no Kyoukai was just a really nice touch to me.
Glass reflection is that channel you like from childhood to this day. Arkada is one of those genuine people that you love to listen for his honesty. Unlike many, he does not use cheap tricks to boost popularity but stays true to his content. His opinions and jokes are respectful and meaningful. He gives a good name to anime fans by maintaining a professional decorum at the same time not using indecent language or suggesting vulgar shows. Keep up the good work and stay blessed. Greetings of peace.
Man I wish Gigguk and Arkada collab again. Both have grown their abilities of providing quality content, this would be a perfect time for it. But maybe I am too naive, as being an outsider looking in. Maybe there's friction between the two.
I love watching video game movie and definitely and anime shelf videos like this one and photos for 2 reasons, one for sheer amazement and for me to say “crap you own that” and another for recomendations
I much much prefer having a physical version of my favorite movies and shows (both anime or other) Streaming isn't more convenient to me because of the uncertainty of if it will always be there
I'm always going to remember when FMA was taken down for a while and no one knew if it was going to be back up, and then there's supernatural. That used to be on netflix but now it's not.
FMA and Black Butler was like that for me but more cause I found out that Funimation’s rights to them were going to be up very soon so I had to rush to get them. Thankfully my bf helped me get both sets of Brotherhood via eBay and season one of Black Butler via that or Amazon. Eventually bought season two from my bff (long story on that) and still need FMA 2003. Only have a few of the single volumes of that. I also got Shiki at Best Buy after finding out Funimation was losing that too as I haven’t watched it yet and my bff has a one time limit on borrowing her copy as it’s her favorite anime.
This was a really nice video, made me feel nostalgic about my own shelf literally two feet away from me and how much its grown over the years haha Although seriously, that Gankustuou box set is so cool, what a great find!
I agree with what you said at the end of the video that streaming is convenient but if its taken away then there goes the Whole show I still buy DVDs even though I have streaming services. Love your videos keep doing what your doing stay safe out there.
Great video! Damn that's a good collection. Here's a weird suggestion that popped into my head. You mention you have a few things on these shelves you haven't actually seen yet. Put all these unwatched shows on a random generator list and when you have a free moment, hit the random generator and see what the randomizer picks out for you.
Excel saga was one of the first animes that I bought the DVDs for. The Menchi song haunts me till this day. I’ll definitely be one watching that video to reminisce.
Really nice collection. I think my own collection is about 2/3 of yours. I too btw stopped collecting (for the most part) a few years ago. Though that has more to do with my interests changing to martial arts, tabletop RPGs and video games which generally eat up my time and money. I do plan on picking up Psycho Pass 3 when it gets released because I thought PP3 was really good and I already own PP1 and the movie (though not PP2 for obvious reasons) Also...yes! Please make a video on Excel Saga! I love that show and I watched it for the first time about five years ago. It's still amazing! My favorite comedy hands down!
Please make a video on Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad. I’m really curious as to why you didn’t enjoy it. It’s one of my favorites (I’m a guitarist) so I’m always interested in hearing different thoughts on it.
I have the big box of Mushishi & I LOVE it. I can't remember if I had to buy just the big box with the first dvd & then fill it when they released each dvd sequentially, but the box & each dvd has an amazing textured cover & they're Gorgeous. I also got the big box of Witchblade which I remember I did need to buy the dvds one after another & they're shiny & I love them despite the ending...
"No point of doing a video about tournament arcs" *Looks at Gigguk's 1.5 million views video about tournament arcs* Yees, no point at all.... But in all seriousness I'd love to see you make a video about tournament arcs!
I assumed he meant that to be the reason why he doesn't wanna do a tournament arc video now, since he apparently was considering it, and just the way he looked into the distance when he said it, but maybe I misunderstood? :'D
I was surprised to see 2 little known works on your shelf and that you mentioned neither of them. The first is Amagi Brilliant Park. I had never heard of it but came across it while scrolling through Crunchyroll. I thought it sounded interesting, so I checked it out. It seems to be an incomplete adaptation. It was zainy and fun, but it wasn't amazing in my opinion. The second one was Night on the Galactic Railway. I came across this movie in an anime article. It soundest interesting, and it eventually showed up on Crunchyroll. It's older and not very well known. It was an interesting watch and the kind of thing that makes you wake up in the middle of the night and think "what does it all mean?!?!" This actually happened to me. This movie really makes you think. I'm happy to see you have Black Butler Book of Circus and Book of Murder. All that's missing now is Book of the Atlantic. I do hope you get to making review videos on them. It's perfect since the original series was the first you reviewed on TH-cam for you to start up the series again. I am also really interested to see what you think on the newer installments too. You've mentioned before that you want to get back into the series again, so I hope you do it soon :)
Birdy the Mighty was one of the first series I ever watched on Netflix when I was first getting into anime. God, I haven't thought of that series in years but I remember loving it!
Yes, Haibane Renmei did get a re-release, fortunately. That is how I am able to own it. But I have to say, I'm viewing your collection with a degree of reverence because I am familiar with a lot of these series, but these releases you own are from before I got interested in anime (and thus obviously before I started buying anime).
Really nice collection you got! It reminds me to buy more anime as well, but i live in a normal sized apartment with my kids and my wife - i just have one shelf for me, which contains exactly 42 boxes (i counted it), stacked behind, in the dark corner in a closet :-( But i have still some space left in there and i am planning to buy more blu-ray releases from my favorite shows. Also i am very proud that i still have my first very anime dvd i ever bought -> Devil Hunter Yohko ;-)
A pretty impressive and sizable collection! So glad to have started seriously collecting in 2013 when blu-rays were much more prevalent. Would have been a nightmare to grab DVD's only for a BD rerelease down the line since one of the reasons I love owning my favorite shows is to be able to watch them in the best quality available.
I have *always* enjoyed your videos, Arkada, but rarely have I found myself grinning so much as you promoted Bokksu. I just wish that I could afford it.... *:-(*
21:05 Pokémon finally you talked about Pokémon. So far you talked about Sailor Moon, Pokémon and now talk about Dragon Ball and I would be surprisingly happy because Pokémon, Dragon Ball and Sailor Moon are anime I remember from back then. ^_^
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Hello there.. Arkada.
What about kyousougiga sir?
and now we have moved from physical media to everything digitally stored and many of are never going to connect a disk player to a computer ever again.
Your versions of Pokémon Indigo league do they have many of the banned episodes included? Also I have a large collection of blu ray and dvd anime myself (mostly after watching your anime reviews and deciding after replaying the video over and over again that I would decide on watch/purchasing it) I’ve recently just purchased monster from Australia as you recommended but you do undermine it alot. My friend who is Hollywood mad and has no interest in anime praised the hell out it which to me this anime will take my second most favourite anime spot of all time just under deathnote (as that anime gave life to your channel and was one of the anime that I would really like to purchase on blu ray but just have not found the time to do so) also your garden of sinners review made me purchase the exact same boxset as the one you are presenting to us at the end of the video. (£80-100) is the blu ray which I would NEVER dream of paying. Thanks for recommending so much anime and one day I will have a bigger collection than you... well you had a head start seeing as you’re 9yrs older than me😕 and if you feel so inclined please leave a heart on this comment so I know you have read this🤗
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The story of arkada and his wife is so wholesome
I didn't even know he was married. So wholesome.
Had no idea ark got married! Story was very cute! Last i heard he had broken up with his girlfriend back in the day
Didnt know that either
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@@yusacetin4235 right near the end. Count of monty christo
The made in abyss movie has affected so much he's finally making the shelf video
xD
I saw your comment on anime piracy, I have to say I agree with you.
This got me so nostalgic over my own collection and it's stories, I definitely teared up for a second. I want to buy more shows so bad. When cons start happening again, I may just go crazy and expand my library significantly.
Same dude, same. Good luck w the future hunts.
S.A.V.E anime is your friend :)
@@fernandomarroquin8901 Hell yes. I've already got most of the SAVE editions of shows on my shelf. I'm more for building a library myself so cheap but effective is okay by me.
@@ghostwulf2132 You too. Gotta do our part to keep the industry alive.
@@fernandomarroquin8901 I have Gankustsuo and mushishi coming in on those versions mostly because a) I live in the middle of no where that doesn't have anime (cries), and b) I was too young when all these shows were coming out to buy them and to go to cons *sulks because I had to wait until I was twenty
I just wanted to say that I'm still really happy that you have that poster for "A Place Further Than The Universe" prominently displayed
22:18
That copy of School Days should be in a biohazard locker, not on your shelf.
Volcano*
"You already watched it. Good for you by the way"
Heck yeah. Good for me indeed
Oh yeah, how are you getting by now? You always came across as somewhat depressed. You are one of the content makers who made me realize I had to make my response to the Oregairu series.
That series is Jordan Peterson levels of false hope.
8:22 Ngl I got sentimental too 🥺
Been watching since 2012 or so, brilliant work as always my dude xx
Arkada: *talks about a show and shows his BD's*
Me: Hmm, yes yes very good *updates MAL list*
I kinda wish I owned some physical releases of the shows I really like, just for the novelty. It feels satisfying to see all that stuff on a shelf every time your eyes wander to it.
Blu-ray disc ? Blu-ray dvd ?
I have started to buybthe series I really like to suppoet the studios.
I'm just amazed I found sword of the stranger for 2 bucks CAD a couple years ago in a used store. I've lost track how many times I've rewatched it.
I love owning physical anime. There's just something satisfying about it. I have a bad habit of buying it and never watching it again, and my parents' blu ray player hates Sentai blu rays and can't play them at all, but I still love seeing what's on sale on Sentai or Right Stuff, and stocking up on stuff that they have cheap. I've bought so many anime for so cheap that way.
Your story about Garden of Sinners and your wife buying it for you made me heart swell, not just because it's so wonderful but also it reminded me of when I first moved in with my also now wife and for Christmas she bought me Neon Genesis Evangelion Perfect Collection black box, of the original ADV dvd set, because she knew how much that show meant to me and how much I had always wanted that set. It wasn't cheap either. And I still cherish it.
"Perfection is achieved, not when there's nothing more to add, but when there's nothing left to take away."
- Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Literally video I've been waiting for for 6 years! It was worth the wait.
I love your story behind your copy of the Garden of Sinner's movies, absolutely adorable :) I really like owning physical DVDs of anime. I personally have a few Pokemon movies, Wolf's Children and The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Origin (that's a strange film that one), some Ghibli films including Spirited Away, Tales of Earthsea (and a couple of others I can't remember right now) and my most prided set - the entire Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood collection, which is the first anime series (and only series) I own which was given to me as a birthday gift from my mum. Both of my aunts on my mum's side know my love for anime and one of them took me to an anime art exhibition in London that was being held last year, so I got to see loads of cool stuff there (including a full-size Astro Boy model and Colossal Titan blow up). So that was super dope. I haven't brought a lot of anime-related things recently due to what's currently going on but I do plan on getting some more movies soon.
I would love to see a Excel Saga review from you.
This video was a really nice, relaxing watch. I like seeing when people have little stories about what order they bought stuff in and how or why they bought them, or little grievances with releases, since nobody has the same experiences with building a collection, so I’m glad you got around to making this.
I’m the same with buying physical even if I can watch it through streaming, I kind of get hung up on preserving stuff for me to watch/read/play for if I ever want to again, and the uncertainty with streaming means I still buy physical when I can.
Arkada, you are hands down my favorite ani-tuber. Something about your videos is so relaxing and I'll never tire of hearing your takes. Seeing your collection is a treat. Keep up the great work!
All these recommendations...thank you
I mainly started watching your videos because of your copy of Princess Tutu on your shelf. I knew you'd recommend anime I'd enjoy, and I have not yet been disappointed!
Been watching since 2013-2014. Been a pleasure working through some of these series with you, Arkada!
Angelic Layer was one of my first anime and I also love rewatching it....also read the manga. Would love another video of it.
YES! YES! READ OR DIE! CAN WE TALK ABOUT THIS.
nobody remembers Read or Die so that mention is a gift to me
You got me into Bokksu with this video. I'm really liking their boxes so far, so thanks a lot! Also, amazing collection, I'm a bit envious. And the wholesome story with your wife is precious. As an aside, I think Tonikaku Kawaii is a really good show to watch if one's in a happy relationship. It highlights the best in it.
I’ve lowkey dreamed about this video ever since you started including the shelf in the background
Yesssss, i was asking for this!!! Well done Tristan!
I'm just happy that Violet evergarden is coming out I cant wait.
Me too
I just finished ep 1 yesterday and loved it. Still a long way to go then there is the movie.
Even though i watched it so many times I still cry when it gets emotional.
Saaaammmeeee!!!!!
@@Lazer-bp9lf take your time and enjoy the episodes!!
As a UK resident who has been collecting anime DVD's/Blu-ray's for almost 15 years and had little recourse but to import a LOT of stuff back in the day because I had no idea if a series would get a physical region 2 release, I definitely sympathize with the frustration you clearly endured with obtaining some of these sets Arkada.
lmao I'm on the opposite end, I live in Germany and import all of my anime DVD/Blu-rays from the UK. It's not like there aren't many anime coming out here, it' just that I prefer english subs for some reason and the german releases don't have that and that they are stupidly expensive. For example, Dragon Maid, an anime with 13 episodes, they released it here in THREE volumes, each like 30€. That's insane. UK? I bought it as soon as it came out, last month I believe, for 25€, the entire series.
@@BigSnoopDogg64 Oh dear, I do remember the early days of single disc releases here rather than box sets, it was painful on the wallet. We were lucky to grow past that for the most part in the last decade, and I can only hope it'll eventually reach that point in Germany too. I don't blame you for importing, especially when it comes to getting sub options.
35:47 ... with dvds from US Manga Corps too... don’t see those much nowadays 🙁
Man, seeing you recall all these beautiful memories with each release fills me with enviable happiness. Now I really want to look through my own shelves and remember all the fun I had watching/picking up each. So glad you were able to film this video for us-it’s been a long-awaited watch, at least for me!
I'd like to just throw out that I would personally ADORE a video on Excel Saga, and so would my whole family. It was one of the first anime we ever really fell into owning a bunch of other than your common Pokemon, Sailor Moons, and Slayers.
Thanks for sharing!
An impressive collection in all honestly. I've already collected about 80+ titles and Someday I hope to become a anime reviewer just like you. Been a fan of anime since i was eight years old and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon.
How come he hasn't crossed the 1 million mark. My favorite anituber. Loved your collection.
Also, keep up the good work.
I’ve been waiting for this video for almost 7 years. Thank you Ark! I appreciate all that you do :) - a longtime fan
Pretty excited to hear about your upcoming review of R.O.D. the TV. It's one of the shows that got me into anime, and I actually just finished re-watching it this morning!
@15:45. Wow, you actually own ghost hound! I think it's a major underated series. Though it does have a few problematic themes/ situations.
I am impressed by your collection and your vast knowledge in anime.
This was great to see ark/tristan. Been a very long time fan of your work and watching you grow! Was so happy to hear about you having a wife! Congrats! Sad to hear about the slowing of your collection. But you really seem happy in these last few videos. Stay frosty brother much love x
Arkada, I just recently had to sell my Excel Saga manga and I kinda miss them, and then you mentioning the anime on this vid made me silently cry. I only have the blu ray Studio Ghibli Hiyao Miyazaki collection and a few precious boxes of anime. I don't really have to space for much more (I have way too many books covering all surface areas) but maybe one day I'll rebuy. Like, I love my Blu Ray Wolf's Rain and Princess Tutu DVDs to bits. It also reminds me I REALLY loved Vandread as a kid... maybe I should check that out again. Thanks for letting me think back with the video, even if I haven't watched as much anime as you ;)
And now I see that Princess Tutu poster and I want to cry. :')
Amazing collection..
*jealous*
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OMG you have Haikara-san!! I just watched the second movie. I am excited to see it on your shelf!
These conversation videos are my favorite of yours. By far. It’s why I love your convention videos and there being no cons this year, this is a nice replacement for that. I know you probably don’t take video requests but the video you made about not liking to finish anime really made me want a video where you go through other people’s anime related fears and discuss them. It’s helped me reading that comment section to know I’m not alone in some of mine, the primary one being my fear to go back to anime I watched when I was younger that had a big impact on me, and being disappointed if I don’t like it as much. Clannad and Haruhi I’m also scared to watch again because I’m not sure if I’ll like it now.
Excel saga is amazing, loved the manga and would absolutely adore if you did a video on it!
I've already watched a lot of anime.. But I haven't bought a single one.
same
Yea. I would, but it's just so expensive..
@@mordi9286 If you think anime is expensive, then try talking to the people who had to pay $25 for 4 episodes.
Like, say, the man in the video above.
Yes, anime can be expensive, but all things considered, it's actually cheaper now than it's ever been.
why
@@mordi9286 how much
Excel Saga and Angelic Layer were my childhood anime. I would absolutely love to watch a review video of them from you!
Finally I can resume viewership of Glass Reflection since I didn't know what's in his hoard of anime before!
What a wonderful, nostalgic shelf of amazing works. It really makes me want to buy just one thing of an anime I love. Plus ending on Kara no Kyoukai was just a really nice touch to me.
Glass reflection is that channel you like from childhood to this day.
Arkada is one of those genuine people that you love to listen for his honesty. Unlike many, he does not use cheap tricks to boost popularity but stays true to his content. His opinions and jokes are respectful and meaningful. He gives a good name to anime fans by maintaining a professional decorum at the same time not using indecent language or suggesting vulgar shows. Keep up the good work and stay blessed.
Greetings of peace.
Man I wish Gigguk and Arkada collab again. Both have grown their abilities of providing quality content, this would be a perfect time for it. But maybe I am too naive, as being an outsider looking in. Maybe there's friction between the two.
I love watching video game movie and definitely and anime shelf videos like this one and photos for 2 reasons, one for sheer amazement and for me to say “crap you own that” and another for recomendations
I much much prefer having a physical version of my favorite movies and shows (both anime or other)
Streaming isn't more convenient to me because of the uncertainty of if it will always be there
Same. I like to know that what I want to watch will always be available for me on physical media
I'm always going to remember when FMA was taken down for a while and no one knew if it was going to be back up, and then there's supernatural. That used to be on netflix but now it's not.
FMA and Black Butler was like that for me but more cause I found out that Funimation’s rights to them were going to be up very soon so I had to rush to get them. Thankfully my bf helped me get both sets of Brotherhood via eBay and season one of Black Butler via that or Amazon. Eventually bought season two from my bff (long story on that) and still need FMA 2003. Only have a few of the single volumes of that. I also got Shiki at Best Buy after finding out Funimation was losing that too as I haven’t watched it yet and my bff has a one time limit on borrowing her copy as it’s her favorite anime.
This was a really nice video, made me feel nostalgic about my own shelf literally two feet away from me and how much its grown over the years haha
Although seriously, that Gankustuou box set is so cool, what a great find!
He didn't talk about Steins;Gate.. I'm upset.
You have at least one person who would love to see you do a video on Excel Saga!
I remember buying a lot of animes by individual disks rather than whole seasons. Late 90s/early 2000s knew how to stick it to the customers.
Like always, a very impressive collection!
Ive seen this video more than a few times, its jus nice an somewhat comfortin ☺️ still an impressive collection
your so lucky to have the collection of his and her circumstances I love that series so much and the manga is brilliant too
i'd unironically enjoy a book of circus review tho
Black Butler Book of Series stuff is amazing
i love these types of videos. great to still see your passion
Now that I know you have the Sgt. Frog DVD's. I DEMAND that you make a review on the series. It would make my day :)
I agree with what you said at the end of the video that streaming is convenient but if its taken away then there goes the Whole show I still buy DVDs even though I have streaming services. Love your videos keep doing what your doing stay safe out there.
Great video! Damn that's a good collection.
Here's a weird suggestion that popped into my head. You mention you have a few things on these shelves you haven't actually seen yet. Put all these unwatched shows on a random generator list and when you have a free moment, hit the random generator and see what the randomizer picks out for you.
Thanks for this video. I appreciate the passion. Gonna check some of these out!
School Days has no business sitting next to Samurai Champloo.
I was waiting for this for sooo long.. IDK I really like eyeballing collections.. thanks for the video
I honestly wait for your videos to come out, so thank you for making one. They are the best in my opinion, not trying to flatter you or anything.
34:15 Azumanga Daioh I ask for months and thank you for finally saying what anime that is. It was always to small to read the name. Cool video. ^_^
man the connection that was formed in just 40 mins to make us viewers care for your history... love it. hope this passion of yours would last longer
Omg Tylor. Love that series seems like no else has heard of it tho...
Really enjoyed this! Thanks for showing us your collection! Got me wanting to look for more anime sets on Ebay :D
dude if you only knew how long ive been waiting for you to make this video.
Ahh i see you are a fellow man of culture as well! Soo many anime i wish i owned as well!
I wanted to see your anime collection for years now arkada
Another awesome video while sip good ol british tea I saw psycho pass 1 and 2 on the shelf hopefully 3 get a physical version
Excel saga was one of the first animes that I bought the DVDs for. The Menchi song haunts me till this day. I’ll definitely be one watching that video to reminisce.
5:20 Glad to see someone still remembers Air. Good man.
Really nice collection. I think my own collection is about 2/3 of yours. I too btw stopped collecting (for the most part) a few years ago. Though that has more to do with my interests changing to martial arts, tabletop RPGs and video games which generally eat up my time and money. I do plan on picking up Psycho Pass 3 when it gets released because I thought PP3 was really good and I already own PP1 and the movie (though not PP2 for obvious reasons) Also...yes! Please make a video on Excel Saga! I love that show and I watched it for the first time about five years ago. It's still amazing! My favorite comedy hands down!
Please make a video on Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad.
I’m really curious as to why you didn’t enjoy it. It’s one of my favorites (I’m a guitarist) so I’m always interested in hearing different thoughts on it.
it's my favourite anime and manga of all time, i'm shocked he disliked it
I have the big box of Mushishi & I LOVE it. I can't remember if I had to buy just the big box with the first dvd & then fill it when they released each dvd sequentially, but the box & each dvd has an amazing textured cover & they're Gorgeous. I also got the big box of Witchblade which I remember I did need to buy the dvds one after another & they're shiny & I love them despite the ending...
Amazing vídeo. ^^ Thanks for sharing this Arkada!
You've got so many shows I want but never got released where I live. 😭😭😭 I'm especially envious of Fafner
"No point of doing a video about tournament arcs" *Looks at Gigguk's 1.5 million views video about tournament arcs* Yees, no point at all.... But in all seriousness I'd love to see you make a video about tournament arcs!
I assumed he meant that to be the reason why he doesn't wanna do a tournament arc video now, since he apparently was considering it, and just the way he looked into the distance when he said it, but maybe I misunderstood? :'D
DUDE! You own Property Title Goes Here? I love Property Title Goes Here! That's my favorite anime!
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You are so lucky to own a copy of Birdy The Mighty Decode. It's so hard to find that show today.
I was surprised to see 2 little known works on your shelf and that you mentioned neither of them. The first is Amagi Brilliant Park. I had never heard of it but came across it while scrolling through Crunchyroll. I thought it sounded interesting, so I checked it out. It seems to be an incomplete adaptation. It was zainy and fun, but it wasn't amazing in my opinion. The second one was Night on the Galactic Railway. I came across this movie in an anime article. It soundest interesting, and it eventually showed up on Crunchyroll. It's older and not very well known. It was an interesting watch and the kind of thing that makes you wake up in the middle of the night and think "what does it all mean?!?!" This actually happened to me. This movie really makes you think.
I'm happy to see you have Black Butler Book of Circus and Book of Murder. All that's missing now is Book of the Atlantic. I do hope you get to making review videos on them. It's perfect since the original series was the first you reviewed on TH-cam for you to start up the series again. I am also really interested to see what you think on the newer installments too. You've mentioned before that you want to get back into the series again, so I hope you do it soon :)
Have wanted to see a vid like this for a while tbh. Thanks arkada
Birdy the Mighty was one of the first series I ever watched on Netflix when I was first getting into anime. God, I haven't thought of that series in years but I remember loving it!
Yes, Haibane Renmei did get a re-release, fortunately. That is how I am able to own it.
But I have to say, I'm viewing your collection with a degree of reverence because I am familiar with a lot of these series, but these releases you own are from before I got interested in anime (and thus obviously before I started buying anime).
I care very much about Excel Saga and have that same set. Please make a video on it
Really nice collection you got!
It reminds me to buy more anime as well, but i live in a normal sized apartment with my kids and my wife - i just have one shelf for me, which contains exactly 42 boxes (i counted it), stacked behind, in the dark corner in a closet :-( But i have still some space left in there and i am planning to buy more blu-ray releases from my favorite shows.
Also i am very proud that i still have my first very anime dvd i ever bought -> Devil Hunter Yohko ;-)
A pretty impressive and sizable collection! So glad to have started seriously collecting in 2013 when blu-rays were much more prevalent. Would have been a nightmare to grab DVD's only for a BD rerelease down the line since one of the reasons I love owning my favorite shows is to be able to watch them in the best quality available.
Super relatable. Well done sir.
I have *always* enjoyed your videos, Arkada, but rarely have I found myself grinning so much as you promoted Bokksu. I just wish that I could afford it....
*:-(*
You better do an excel saga review! That shit was amazing! Probably the first anime I owned on dvd
I love arkada's review they are so fun to watch. The reviews feels more of a amazing story and I love listening to it.
Haven't watched it yet. Hopefully one day I can stop staring at the Escaflowne movie box every video.
Your expression at 38:20 was priceless and touching.
21:05 Pokémon finally you talked about Pokémon. So far you talked about Sailor Moon, Pokémon and now talk about Dragon Ball and I would be surprisingly happy because Pokémon, Dragon Ball and Sailor Moon are anime I remember from back then. ^_^
before watching your vid - i have watched every anime
after your vid - fuck anime world is massive
Glad to see your collection glass reflection
I'm currently watchin Basquash!! I'm really enjoying it!!