Mr. steam train from Japanese I know you’re the king but I know your name you are the c62 that be sitting on the front of you is really kind. I know she’s gonna miss you when you go to the city of Japanese but you wanna know my name is The Polar Express
This isn't even the full thing and it already makes me tear up, Mr. C6 manages to convey so much energy despite not having any way of expressing himself other than his voice
not only that, c6 is giving yamataro freedom, something he can't have himself, he's stuck to his rails being a steam locomotive and can be withdrawn and scrap if he can't keep up with the workload
He didn't have a name, just a number. C6 was what they called him. He pulled coaches and trucks all day. He liked his work, but was getting old in his age. Then one day he stopped outside a small station. There, sitting next to a small shop, with a chain collar across it's neck, was a small brown bear.
Didn't even have a number, there should be one after the "C-62" on the numberplates on the smokebox and cab sides, as C-62 only designates what class the engine is, i.e. "C-62 48". I can only assume the animators didn't give Mr. C6 a specific number as so many were cut up for scrap they didn't want the kiddos to get distraught on finding out. In essence, it can represent all of them.
what really gets me is that not only did Mr C6 throw out his chance at preservation, but he did so in a manner that genuinely cost the railway company a lot of money in damages to their rails and infrastructure. and it's beautiful that he did it to keep his friend safe. now i just wonder if those hunters were punished harshly for the derailment since it was their idea and it backfired in such a manner.
Beautiful graphics and animations - L just love the accuracy with which C62 and the bear are depicted. They're actually more accurate and believable than the human characters!
Bro.. that was a real tear jerker, but now THIS is the kind of “sentient train” I want, any more “sentient trains” from series similar to this? (aside from the obvious, I.e. TTTE and Chug.)
There was some Digimon-esque anime I saw as a kid with an episode about stopping a sentient train that kept saying “I want to run. I’m going to keep on running!” or something like that. I can’t remember the name of the show unfortunately…
@@GravitWry No no, I mean there's a number of series that have the same tone and style of TTTE, but have a different art style with 'faceless' engines. I distinctly remember one of them, 'Over the Hills' being a period tale of a Welsh historical railway being set up. It was pretty interesting to watch, and had a very clear 'faceless' art style to it (partially because it used a different software, but also I think it was a stylistic choice).
Well, you could try Yaemon! It revolves around a Similar Plot, Engine deemed too old, about to be scrapped, saved just in time. Pretty similar to Stepney and Oliver's stories but, told in a really different way.
I can appreciate the story but I can see why Rev. W Awdry add the faces to his characters Thomas. It helps make a connection with the character. Even with someone like Herbie he has some features that the audience can connect with that resembles a face with his bumper and headlights. And the fact that his whole body moves, rattles and shakes to convey emotion. Mr. C6 has the voice down pat which helps convey the emotion and connection of the character but with out a face or point of focus for the audience to relate to visual, it's a little bit jarring. But I guess the reason why there isn't a face with this so they don't appear as though they are copying the railway series or Thomas completely. There's enough there for it to be similar but it's own thing. That's my two cents on this character. :) Not knocking it in anyway.
@@keldeostudies149 Oh God Yeah! I didn't think of that. That would be traumatising. It's actually a good thing the trains don't have faces here. The crash is a lot more intense with this story than the accidents on Thomas. But mind you, this cartoon is part of a anthology series and I had a look at what other stories it had and some of them are downright disturbing! :O And this was a series for kids! Yamataro Comes Back is actually a lot more light hearted story compared to the others but still very emotional.
@@jeremythomaswebb1485 thomas did come close to some dark stuff but nothing that close. The closes to a engine death were 2 nameless engines about ready to be scrspped in the rws book enterprising engines, the ghost engine crash in duncan gets spook, any time scrap the word scrap was used in a threating manor, the appearances of the smelters yard and the scrap engines, and arry and bert being engine grim reapers T.U.G.S (which is sometimes called the sister series of thomas and friends) was a more darker and even had a on screen character death in the episode munitions that was reckoned, and even a character that was done with life and wanted to commit suicide in the episode jinxed
@@keldeostudies149 Ah I see you're well-versed in the Thomas/Tugs world. 😎 Very impressive 😁👍I was tempted to rattle off those kind of facts myself in my last reply but I thought I didn't want to bore you so I held off. Glad that wouldn't have been the case. That era of early Thomas and Tugs feels like the richest out of the whole series run with history, lore, beautiful sets and cinematography. With the feel of the books at the forefront. :)
Mr C6 is such A Kind Engine I love How He Tell’s Yamataro His Own strength’s To Tell Yamataro To use her Strength Against her enemy’s And the fact he Derail’s himself To Save Yamataro Is so Heartwarming
I just realized that this engine looks like Hiro from the 3D animation era of Thomas. I think C62 is a similar model to Hiro. I definitely appreciate the amount of animation work that went into animating this engine as it's one of the most intricate design a steam engine can have. It's clever that most of the time, the engine is standing still or you have a lot of close up shots or when the engine is moving it's either a shadow silhouette or you just see the end of Mr. C6 as he leaves. It's a clever way to work around the animation budget for a tv episode so that way when you have the full body shots of the engine moving, the animation work really shines through (Especially for scenes like the crash at the end) instead of trying to do that all the time and stretch it over the whole episode. Quality over quantity kind of deal if that makes sense.
@@maxwellthehedgehog6273 C62 has the boiler from the D52 and has the largest wheels of Steam locomotives in Japan. While D51 has its boilers in C61. And no I’m not lying I saw a C62 boiler drawing with D52 crossing out in a documentary
A compassion You can feel for a Steam Locomotive and a Brown Bear I'm sure everybody is tired of this argument but... I wish Disney remembered this kind of storytelling
This gave straight Disney vibes bro. Every scene from the joy to the sad felt emotional and heart tugging. Can't believe they made a steam engine covey such character. Rip to C6
Que hermoso filme!... Me conmovió hasta las lágrimas, que lástima que no está disponible en Audio latino ni siquiera hay versión con subs en español, pero por lo menos entiendo las palabras.... Que grande el Sr. C6.! Tiene gran sabiduría
“Humanity is unfair, the people hate eachother yet they respect themselves. And I found no difference from them when I got to Congress.” Huey P Long. 1932.
The end of an era. Steam was on its way out everywhere. The machines that built the world, built a world where they weren’t needed. Machines used as a blueprint for faster more efficient engines. While most diesels and electric engines might not put out more horsepower, they do output it more efficiently than steam could “Turn of a key, press of a button and they’re off”
Rip all mr. C6's comrades or friends that have been disassembled and mr. C6 when he derailed. ending was so sad, if only he could make himself stop or something or go backwards or forwards without crew... HEY WAIT A MINUTE-
I never ever saw this movie or series, yet, C6 is already my favorite character and he's a bloody train without a face like Thomas. (Plus, I love Trains since I was a kid, so that adds to why I like C6.)
I hope there's a part 2! where mr.c6 gets restored and they both live together happily ever after. especially when humans get impressed that there's only 1 bear on earth that fully operates a steam locomotive. mr.c6 could tell the bear everything on how to keep his best friend alive and well maintained.
This hit harder than I expected. He sacrificed himself to save a bear, and that bear will probably never see him again. Or maybe she will, maybe a peice of him she Carrie’s with her.
i love how c6 is freeing yamataro despite the fact he can't have freedom himself being bound to his rails and needing to rely on them in order to move and in the scene of him telling yamataro what will happen if he or she (idk the gender, sue me) doesn't escape he's saying exactly what he and other steam engines are, tools, they have no freedom, they can be killed at any point for any reason
When I was a kid I said locomotives had some kind of soul (hadnt see Thomas & Friends that time yet). Now I know I'm not the only one who think in that way. Holy s... this video made me cry. I want a N-Scale C6 now!
Even for sentimentality. The prospect of the story still sees one suffer regardless. Suffering regardless of freedom is endless. Be it one who is free or one one who is captive. We all suffer until the end. What matters is how we end. We can choose to help others or help ourselves. Those are the only two choices. We cannot help ourselves if we wish to help others. We must rely on eachother to help ourselves. For that we must help others. Go outside, help someone. You do not need help. Others need help. Then one day, I will help you.
An honorable train engine does not suffer disgrace, they commit derailment.
an honorable ship doesn't get scrapped, it sinks itself before it reaches the scrapers torch
godspeed Warspite, godspeed
I Feel like they were going too fast on the track
I think the train was still completely under the control of people so he didn’t derail, the driver went too fast
Clearly American trains these days are quite honorable
?
a steam locomotive that acts as a grandfather figure to a baby bear? didn't know i wanted it but i love it
Mr. steam train from Japanese I know you’re the king but I know your name you are the c62 that be sitting on the front of you is really kind. I know she’s gonna miss you when you go to the city of Japanese but you wanna know my name is The Polar Express
The bear that roared like a steam engine.
The steam engine that, in its final moments, roared like a bear.
This was a real tear jerker. Mr. C6 gave up his chance at being preserved for that bear.
I'm sure some crazy teenagers who mortgaged their houses and gave up college came to preserve him...that's how all good heritage lines start!
I'm not crying you...
you're crying
@@BustingSomeBuffers you responding to me or the comment I commented on?
@@attaway_electronics39 The comment before yours lol
@@BustingSomeBuffers ok! indeed, I teared up myself lol
This is why Hiro never talked about his friends from his homeland on Sodor due to “troubling stories from them”
Lol, I always wondered why Mr. C6 is similar to Hiro's voice in Japanese.
Hiro is a D51, not a C62
@@robertbalazslorincz8218 but similar.
@@robertbalazslorincz8218 voice wise, not model
After hiro finish C6 story it cuts to henry at the other end of the sheds in tears
This isn't even the full thing and it already makes me tear up, Mr. C6 manages to convey so much energy despite not having any way of expressing himself other than his voice
Ah, but don’t be sad. He’s traveling the sea of stars now,
And steam bursts
さ
How can that steam engine can talk without a face?
@@matthewbarker919 if city of Truro can (in the thomas the tank engine series) then C6 can
a train talking to a bear to free it from humans sounds really absurd on paper but somehow this anime manages to make it emotinal
Bro have you seen the shit they off in anime most of it wouldn’t work else where
not only that, c6 is giving yamataro freedom, something he can't have himself, he's stuck to his rails being a steam locomotive and can be withdrawn and scrap if he can't keep up with the workload
Yessir
He didn't have a name, just a number. C6 was what they called him.
He pulled coaches and trucks all day. He liked his work, but was getting old in his age. Then one day he stopped outside a small station. There, sitting next to a small shop, with a chain collar across it's neck, was a small brown bear.
I literally read this and heard it in george Carlins voice
Didn't even have a number, there should be one after the "C-62" on the numberplates on the smokebox and cab sides, as C-62 only designates what class the engine is, i.e. "C-62 48".
I can only assume the animators didn't give Mr. C6 a specific number as so many were cut up for scrap they didn't want the kiddos to get distraught on finding out.
In essence, it can represent all of them.
C6 was a brave engine, even in his final days, saving a dear friend from death.
Yeah he will be missed );
Even though I’ve never watched this before, that ending hit way harder than I expected.
One could say it... hit like a train.
@@Lp-gn5hx cant stop the a-train
I really wish more of these were preserved. They are very beautiful
I know I feel the same way
As of 2012 5 C62's are preserved but yeah I agree
@@OptimusPrime2471 number C62-17 was a show star as it appeared in Galaxy Railways.
Currently, only about 5 planes are preserved. On the other hand, the D-51 is stored countless times.
@@CarolinaRailfan-1702 not galaxy railway c62 48
お勧めに出来て、会社の昼休憩中に見て泣きました…(T_T)
昭和57年生まれのオッサンですが、このアニメ見たこと無かったです。約12分に短縮されても感動出来て、外国の方の高評価コメントも大変多く、驚きました。UPありがとうございますm(__)m
There was so much more personality in that train than most people manage in a lifetime.
I found this by accident and who would say that one bear and steam locomotive make such a touching story. Simply amazing
what really gets me is that not only did Mr C6 throw out his chance at preservation, but he did so in a manner that genuinely cost the railway company a lot of money in damages to their rails and infrastructure. and it's beautiful that he did it to keep his friend safe. now i just wonder if those hunters were punished harshly for the derailment since it was their idea and it backfired in such a manner.
R.I.P. Mr C62.
Your comrades are waiting for you in the heavens.
Not knowing that one of there own had a well sadder story "But that's a story for another day"
Amazing how a machine can show more humanity than actual humans.
Because they don't have any other choice other than to do the tasks they were made
Realizing that the people were restoring C6, only to make him hunt down his best friend was truly heart-wrenching.
At least he didn't die in vain
Beautiful graphics and animations - L just love the accuracy with which C62 and the bear are depicted. They're actually more accurate and believable than the human characters!
初めて見ました。メーテル、鉄郎、車掌さんは登場しないが、Ｃ62が登場するのでつい最後まで見てしまった。終盤スクラップからせっかく甦ったにもかかわらず、いろいろ自問自答しながら、最期は己を犠牲にしてクマを助けるとても悲しい結末の内容でしただが何かいろいろと考えさせられる内容でした。999に負けない名作だと思いました。
This C62 locomotive is more wholesome than Thomas
@@Gustavolagranlocomotora read the description under the name of the video it says "C6" the *C62* class locomotive engine"
no no no no no robloxnionian thomas its a lbscr brigthon class e2
Though I only saw parts of it, this was a beautiful story. Thank you so, so much for uploading this.
No problem.
@禍臨 Link? And how do you mean it will be there until the 16?
@@nileadam7336 what happens if the bridge randomly breaks
Its such a good story, I honestly nearly cried
Bro.. that was a real tear jerker, but now THIS is the kind of “sentient train” I want, any more “sentient trains” from series similar to this? (aside from the obvious, I.e. TTTE and Chug.)
There's a handful of TTTE-esque fan series' that use Trainz Simulator that probably meet your desire.
@@patrickcross1571 Did you not read? “Aside from the obvious, I.e. TTTE and Chug.” Meaning ANYTHING OTHER than these two series.
There was some Digimon-esque anime I saw as a kid with an episode about stopping a sentient train that kept saying “I want to run. I’m going to keep on running!” or something like that. I can’t remember the name of the show unfortunately…
@@GravitWry No no, I mean there's a number of series that have the same tone and style of TTTE, but have a different art style with 'faceless' engines. I distinctly remember one of them, 'Over the Hills' being a period tale of a Welsh historical railway being set up. It was pretty interesting to watch, and had a very clear 'faceless' art style to it (partially because it used a different software, but also I think it was a stylistic choice).
Well, you could try Yaemon! It revolves around a Similar Plot, Engine deemed too old, about to be scrapped, saved just in time. Pretty similar to Stepney and Oliver's stories but, told in a really different way.
From what I could tell, the reason C6 Derailed is because the rails split
Honestly could make sense from how heavy that class of steamers are
@@general.skullfaceimperial1050 Another explanation, is that the line is old, and the rails bent out of shape or the rail brackets broke off
What if he derailed himself on purpose to save Yamataro?
@@nottelling8129 But in the process the engine was scrapped
@@OptimusPrime2471 That was the point, he cared enough about Yamataro to sacrifice himself so she wouldn't get killed.
Ya know when I first saw this I thought about watching the whole thing and man did I feel so emotional at the end. He will never be forgotten.
Beautiful story. A true friend would give his life to save the other.
すごいいい話だ。蒸気機関車と動物の友情は素晴らしい。3:17このシーンは好きだったな。
山太郎かえる 手塚治虫
Man the voice actors did such a great job!
-A kind beast of steel.
-A weak and orphaned bear cub.
-Form a timeless bond.
とても悲しくて思わず大好きなC62の模型を抱き締めて涙してしまいました😢
@禍臨 さん、ご丁寧にありがとうございます。拝見させて頂きました。
とても悲しくて怒り泣き涙が止まりませんでした。
I can appreciate the story but I can see why Rev. W Awdry add the faces to his characters Thomas. It helps make a connection with the character. Even with someone like Herbie he has some features that the audience can connect with that resembles a face with his bumper and headlights. And the fact that his whole body moves, rattles and shakes to convey emotion.
Mr. C6 has the voice down pat which helps convey the emotion and connection of the character but with out a face or point of focus for the audience to relate to visual, it's a little bit jarring. But I guess the reason why there isn't a face with this so they don't appear as though they are copying the railway series or Thomas completely. There's enough there for it to be similar but it's own thing. That's my two cents on this character. :) Not knocking it in anyway.
👍
I can see why they didn't gave him a face especially near the end with the engines being dismantled and C9 crash
@@keldeostudies149 Oh God Yeah! I didn't think of that. That would be traumatising. It's actually a good thing the trains don't have faces here. The crash is a lot more intense with this story than the accidents on Thomas. But mind you, this cartoon is part of a anthology series and I had a look at what other stories it had and some of them are downright disturbing! :O And this was a series for kids! Yamataro Comes Back is actually a lot more light hearted story compared to the others but still very emotional.
@@jeremythomaswebb1485 thomas did come close to some dark stuff but nothing that close. The closes to a engine death were 2 nameless engines about ready to be scrspped in the rws book enterprising engines, the ghost engine crash in duncan gets spook, any time scrap the word scrap was used in a threating manor, the appearances of the smelters yard and the scrap engines, and arry and bert being engine grim reapers
T.U.G.S (which is sometimes called the sister series of thomas and friends) was a more darker and even had a on screen character death in the episode munitions that was reckoned, and even a character that was done with life and wanted to commit suicide in the episode jinxed
@@keldeostudies149 Ah I see you're well-versed in the Thomas/Tugs world. 😎 Very impressive 😁👍I was tempted to rattle off those kind of facts myself in my last reply but I thought I didn't want to bore you so I held off. Glad that wouldn't have been the case. That era of early Thomas and Tugs feels like the richest out of the whole series run with history, lore, beautiful sets and cinematography. With the feel of the books at the forefront. :)
I never knew this existed this but gave me even more warm feelings ☺️
there's something to be said about the symbolism of a steam engine talking about being a slave to humans.
Mr C6 is such A Kind Engine I love How He Tell’s Yamataro His Own strength’s To Tell Yamataro To use her Strength Against her enemy’s
And the fact he Derail’s himself To Save Yamataro Is so Heartwarming
I just realized that this engine looks like Hiro from the 3D animation era of Thomas. I think C62 is a similar model to Hiro. I definitely appreciate the amount of animation work that went into animating this engine as it's one of the most intricate design a steam engine can have. It's clever that most of the time, the engine is standing still or you have a lot of close up shots or when the engine is moving it's either a shadow silhouette or you just see the end of Mr. C6 as he leaves. It's a clever way to work around the animation budget for a tv episode so that way when you have the full body shots of the engine moving, the animation work really shines through (Especially for scenes like the crash at the end) instead of trying to do that all the time and stretch it over the whole episode. Quality over quantity kind of deal if that makes sense.
Though the major difference between the two engines is that-
Hiro is a 2-8-2 D51.
And c62 is 4-6-4.
@@maxwellthehedgehog6273 C62 has the boiler from the D52 and has the largest wheels of Steam locomotives in Japan.
While D51 has its boilers in C61. And no I’m not lying I saw a C62 boiler drawing with D52 crossing out in a documentary
Hiro is a D51, which you can actually see pieces of being scrapped here.
D51
This is what hiro's voice would sound like in Japanese
The train animation and even the destruction are so well animated
Shows Japan's stuff
So beautiful, a tear jerker without question
Him: my comrades are disassembled
Hiro: I’m still standing
Hiro isn't the same class but they are very similar
“I’m the strongest in the land” Mr C6, D51 and D52 want to have a word with you
D51 and D52 can go suck a fat one
A compassion You can feel for a Steam Locomotive and a Brown Bear
I'm sure everybody is tired of this argument but...
I wish Disney remembered this kind of storytelling
I never asked for an anime about a sentient steam locomotive
But holy shnikies, I love it.
This gave straight Disney vibes bro. Every scene from the joy to the sad felt emotional and heart tugging. Can't believe they made a steam engine covey such character. Rip to C6
"You can talk?" The bear asked the train inexplicably, not knowing it itself was the one who should be asked as well.
Que hermoso filme!... Me conmovió hasta las lágrimas, que lástima que no está disponible en Audio latino ni siquiera hay versión con subs en español, pero por lo menos entiendo las palabras....
Que grande el Sr. C6.! Tiene gran sabiduría
Tanegawa is a prefecture in Japan it’s located in Hokkaido which is were the last C62 ran
If u could bring back those C62's i would control them under my condition
Rip Mr. C6 He was a Kind Class C62 Steam Locomotive
7:11 長い間どころか永遠に......
"Morty. Morty I've turned myself into a C62, I'm c62 Rick, i'm C62 Rick, Morty".
“Humanity is unfair, the people hate eachother yet they respect themselves. And I found no difference from them when I got to Congress.” Huey P Long. 1932.
A talking steam locomotive. And friendly, too.
The end of an era. Steam was on its way out everywhere. The machines that built the world, built a world where they weren’t needed. Machines used as a blueprint for faster more efficient engines. While most diesels and electric engines might not put out more horsepower, they do output it more efficiently than steam could
“Turn of a key, press of a button and they’re off”
Rip all mr. C6's comrades or friends that have been disassembled and mr. C6 when he derailed. ending was so sad, if only he could make himself stop or something or go backwards or forwards without crew... HEY WAIT A MINUTE-
if he was used by hunters to lure the bear out then...
WHO WAS DRIVING HIM WHEN HE BROUGHT THE BEAR TO THE MOUNTAINS!?
I suspect it works like toy story, he can only move by himself when no one is looking.
@@adrianthoroughgood1191
なるほど‼︎
その考え方好きです。
I never ever saw this movie or series, yet, C6 is already my favorite character and he's a bloody train without a face like Thomas. (Plus, I love Trains since I was a kid, so that adds to why I like C6.)
This is much more fulfilling for a child to see than anything made in America... aside from Mr. Rogers.
Dude calm down
@@swapmeetlus4096 He is right, american cartoons are trash.
**sees film from another country and automatically thinks films from other countries are not fulfilling**
This is only 12 minutes from the movie yet i still cried
C6 preferred to go out with his integrity rather than live as a mere remnant of his former glory.
That makes it all the more powerful
And today is the day i never thought i would be crying over a sentient train but here i am
I Cry Too I Love Trains Since I Was a Kid And See Him Die Was So Sad To Me
原作だと路線が電化されるからC6が解体されるって話だったな。
SLと熊の友情・・・。
That engine is so wholesome the ending make me sad
*@Lautan Bintang Empatlima* Iya tuh, aku juga baru tau film ini
RIP C6. Long live Yamataro ❤
A train talking to a bear.....I didn't know I needed this
Im surprised to see a steam lococ talking without a face to show any expression but still i love it
This goes to show that anime will take any idea and animate til' there's no paper left
was sitting on this for a year, beautiful film. wish i saw it sooner
I hope there's a part 2! where mr.c6 gets restored and they both live together happily ever after. especially when humans get impressed that there's only 1 bear on earth that fully operates a steam locomotive. mr.c6 could tell the bear everything on how to keep his best friend alive and well maintained.
Highly unlikely.
THIS IS THE BESTEST AND THE SADDEST STORY EVER I CRIED FOR LIKE ONE HOUR WHEN I SAW THE ENDING
I now have this on my list of things to watch.
Imagine Mr. C6 deserve to be named Hiro more than Hiro
This is very light deliver the lines and action but start into your Heart and Mind
C62:I am the fastest train in the world
A4 Mallard:Are you sure about that
the algorithm has blessed me with this
This hit harder than I expected. He sacrificed himself to save a bear, and that bear will probably never see him again. Or maybe she will, maybe a peice of him she Carrie’s with her.
Well at least his death wasn't in vain
It's neat seeing talking locomotives out side of tte
70/80's where tear jerk is one of formula to making anime. Even some cartoon use it too back then.
I don’t know what I just watched but I like it a lot😊
Mr. C6 😢
Once a train started to talk with me. Later medics arrived...
One a beast of the wild and another a beast of the rails, amazing tale
Mr C6: I'm the fastest train in the world.
Mallard: Am I a joke to you?!
Mr C6: I'm the strongest train in the world.
Big boy: Excuse fucking me?
E?
@@ZenGunn23 well in japan it was the strongest engine and the c6 engines could reach the 160 km/h while the mallard only 100-120- km/h
.....You make a compelling argument
Yet it's also narrow gauge
I think they might have meant standard terms
@@Steamgames2006 I think you've confused Km/h with MPH. Mallard has a top speed of 110 - 120 MPH. C62s have a top speed of 81 MPH.
Whoever's idea this was I love them with all of my heart
Never seen this movie, but interesting that an inanimate object, depicted just as that, other than a voice can still tug those heart strings.
By the looks of the setting it’s a harbor facing the Pacific Ocean and towards in land is the forest and the mountains
Hiro: and thats what happened to c6...
It cuts to henry crying after hearing the story
i love how c6 is freeing yamataro despite the fact he can't have freedom himself being bound to his rails and needing to rely on them in order to move and in the scene of him telling yamataro what will happen if he or she (idk the gender, sue me) doesn't escape he's saying exactly what he and other steam engines are, tools, they have no freedom, they can be killed at any point for any reason
This was before animal cruelty was made in Japan and the first guy who cares about the bear is C6
a bear and a C62,
No such thing can be as loveable as imagineable.
熊の子供とおじさん機関車の話はホントに良い話。
It was a tragedy C6 derailed and plunged to the side. At least he didn't fell off the bridge.
When I was a kid I said locomotives had some kind of soul (hadnt see Thomas & Friends that time yet). Now I know I'm not the only one who think in that way.
Holy s... this video made me cry. I want a N-Scale C6 now!
I'm still wondering how he even derailed himself. Maybe he pushed the tracks apart
I Super Love That Japanese Steam Locomotive. :-D
That was one of the most violent deaths I've seen, like where it really hit me deep. This is special
Shame he'll likely be scrapped like the rest
@@armorpro573 That added detail makes it hit that little bit harder, the choice to go with a real portrayal is a big strength in this regard
@@highwire4 Little did we know, he would reappear as Galaxy Express 999
C6: I am the fastest train on the world
A4 class and mallard: Allow me to introduce myself
この蒸気機関車の声、「きかんしゃトーマス」に登場するヒロみたいですね。
小熊と自我を持ったSLの物語、ギャップのある組み合わせだけど切ない物語でした…
子供の頃、原作の漫画を読みました。
まさかアニメでも見れるなんて・・・・・
The true irony would have been if Mr C's boiler crown sheet had failed just as the hunter kicked him
"You have caused confusion and delay" said a man with a hat
Aka sirtopham hat
Even for sentimentality. The prospect of the story still sees one suffer regardless. Suffering regardless of freedom is endless. Be it one who is free or one one who is captive. We all suffer until the end. What matters is how we end. We can choose to help others or help ourselves. Those are the only two choices. We cannot help ourselves if we wish to help others. We must rely on eachother to help ourselves. For that we must help others.
Go outside, help someone. You do not need help. Others need help. Then one day, I will help you.