Detective Conan was there, right on screen, I thought it was finally my boy's time to be talked about on Trash Taste, and they didn't even ACKNOWLEDGED that it was on the list. 😭
Fun fact: OVA's came about due to the increasing demand of anime, as such people were willing to go to video store to directly buy it. OVA's were also a way for creators to get around the rise in restrictions for what could be on television in Japan as wells as the deadlines and costs that came with airing on TV, so a lot of experimental and more graphic anime's would end up as OVA's. FLCL, Galaxy Express 999, Evangelion, Angel's egg, Vampire hunter D, Dallos, etc.
@@aliasjon8320 Ah, I forgot that detail. Since End of Evangelion ended up being the actual important film of the two, I forgot the history behind Death and Rebirth.
23:10 I think the reason why Disney picked up all the Ghibli films was because of John Lasseter from Pixar. Lasseter was obsessed with Miyazaki's work and would make his Pixar animators watch Miyazaki films so that they could learn all the perfectionistic ways Ghibli films were animated. Miyazaki made sure that what happened to Nausicaa of the Valley of the wind, which was released in the States as a very butchered version called Warriors of the Wind in the 1980's, would not happen again and finally agreed to Disney distributing his films on the premise that they change NOTHING.
how "butchered" are we talking? like i've heard stories of studios literally changing animation to fit a certain "acceptable" image for the target audience, or was it just the dub changing the plot and stuff?
I've got an idea about the boys saying that from around 2017 and onward, anime is like fast fashion where a show is really popular, ends and then no one talks about it. I think it's two parts: 1. More anime is being pumped out than ever before and 2. Anime is mainstream now. Both of those work in tandem to promote hype for something when it's airing and then everyone is on the next show. Whether you view those things as good or bad, having an influx of casual viewers watching whatever new big thing is airing and then having another good show airing next season that they jump to right after to follow the hype is what makes it seem like no one in the "community" talks about something once it's over. There really isn't a "community" in the sense that there once was. You can be someone that likes to watch a lot of anime and find someone else that also feels the same way but end up not having much overlap in what you've seen, and it wasn't like that even 10 years ago.
Yeah anime has mirrored TV (and most other forms of entertainment) nowadays. When there were a limited number of channels, EVERYONE watched The Sopranos Friends etc. because you had few other options and you wanted to stay in the weekly conversation. There’s an infinite number of shows that all drop at different times now so if you and I might equally love watching TV but have seen nothing in common. Especially with how great the streaming algorhithms have become at recommending you exactly the type of show you want. Heck TH-cam is the same way. The My Hero Aca/AOT “era” was really the end of the anime community being almost familial because we all experienced the same shows.
Nothing like sitting around and talk about Anime of the past decades with these three guys, nice and relaxing and airing out opinions in a respectable manner 😎👍🏼👍🏼
God, you HAD to have been there during Endless Eight. Mad doesn't even come close to how upset people were. It was one of the first anime I started watching on a week to week basis.
There were some anime that did not make the list for 2006-2010 era like Higurashi, Bokurano, K-ON, Gundam 00, Inuyasha: The Final Act, Lucky Star, and Chrome Shelled Regios. Then again other anime did not make on the list as well like: 1996-2000: Outlaw Star, Lost Universe, NT&HT, and Infinite Ryvius 2001-2005: s-CRY-ed, Last Exile, Blood+, Chrono Crusade, RahXephon, Shakugan no Shana, Wolf's Rain, and Mai-Hime 2010-2013: Durarara, Bodacious Space Pirates, Another, Accel World, Symphogear, High School DxD, Log Horizon, and Girls und Panzer 2014-2017: Overlord and KonoSuba 2018-2020: Astra Lost in Space
I’m kinda glad that it’s been a quiet year. We need a year or two for studios to get their shit together and then pump out the stuff everybody wants in more than 12 fucking episodes
In what way is a year with these anime considered quiet: - Kingdom Season 5 - Delicious In Dungeon - Frieren: Beyond Journey's End cour 2 - The Apothecary Diaries cour 2 - Mushoku Tensei - Solo Leveling - A Sign Of Affection - The Dangers In My Heart - Shangri-la Frontier cour 2 - Sound! Euphonium - Oshi no Ko - Monogatari Off & Monster Season - Konosuba Season 3 - Girl Band Cry - Yuru Camp Season 3 - Kimi Ni Todoke Season 3 - Roshidere - Classroom Of The Elite Season 3 - Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction - Kaiju No. 8 - Wind Breaker - Jellyfish Can't Swim At Night - Demon Slayer - My Hero Academia - Slime Isekai Season 3 - The Duke Of Dead And His Maid Season 3 - Black Butler - Spice & Wolf remake - Too Many Losing Heroines - Fairy Tail 100 Year Quest arc - Wistoria: Wand & Sword - The Elusive Samurai - Nier Automata - Blue Lock Season 2 - Dandadan - Re:Zero Season 3 - Uzumaki - Beastars Final Season - Bleach: 100 Year Blood War cour 3 - Shangri-la Frontier Season 2 - Blue Box - Natsume's Book Of Friends Season 7 - Ranma 1/2 remake - Orb: On The Movement Of The Earth
The advantage of having 12-13 episodes (a cour) is that we don't need to wait so damn long and can be more flexible, keep in mind a 12 episode anime should ideally be 1 year in production in order to have a healthy production (about 90% aren't). Keep in mind Frieren had 2 years in its production for it to air 28 episodes, sure its fine if its starts out like that since no one had any expectation, but usually sequels needs to come out in a shorter time to keep interest relevant because in 2 years a lot has changed in the anime industry and new methods of how shows are supposed to be done are the meta. What needs to be done is to cut down on the amount of anime shows being produced and keep the most relevant ones, because having so many projects around hurts the overall quality of the shows because its hard to get top animators on a project when they need to jump around stuff with barely any time. Also this is not a "quiet year" we had tons of shows this year from small to big.
The thing about Garnt saying modern anime is all inspired by old anime, is that EVERYTHING is inspired by what came before. You just aren't familiar with whatever inspired those older things
Disappointed Ashita no Joe wasn't picked for 1917-1974. Easily one of the most important anime ever made and still reigns as one of the best sports anime
Figures. They don't even talk about kinnikuman when it comes to shonen series, despite the fact that its the modern blueprint for them that even dragonball took from. Even with the new anime out right now
@@epicman-qe9wuI was dying when I saw the cross counter referenced in Umineko And the ending of Ashita no Joe is constantly referenced in anime today too
The Executioner and Her Way of Life is a great example of an anime that needed to be 24 episodes because 12 episodes only gave it time for the setup for the rest of the series and it hurts because it is one of my favorite isekai. I think Ascendance of a Bookworm is going to start popping off once season four gets released.
If I remember correctly death parade started out as a student project that was turned into a full anime because it won some competition. Really cool show
@@aliasjon8320 It was a short called "Death Billiards" it was basically that. Famous studios would let up and coming animators make shorts and they would be put into a competition. Death Billiards and Little Witch Academia were competing that year I think it was 2013? If I'm not mistaken. 2 years later in 2015 Yuzuru Tachikawa and Madhouse released Death Parade (2015). He then went on to direct season 1 and 2 of Mob Psycho and the anime Deca-Dence. Love Death Parade. Yuzuru Tachikawa is building an incredible catalog.
I'm a bit surprised that they didn't mention Demon Slayer when it comes to the impact and popularity of recent anime series. It's still really huge in terms of popularity and I feel like it always goes viral.
@@tinkeringsoulCould be, I mainly meant the part where Connor says that the only relevant modern animes are Jujutsu Kaisen and Vinland Saga and I was kinda surprised that he didn't mention Demon Slayer after talking about the impact it had/has on the anime movie trend and it being a hugely popular and successful series in general.
They all hate on demon slayer for some reason, like, they talk about how hype it is, and how it's the only anime that REALLY hypes them up, but they also shit-talk it and say it's bad, it's really weird
@@funnynamelol3156 The manga wouldn't be so popular if that was true, if animation is all that matters, then why was the manga so damn popular? People only say this BECAUSE it has good animation, if it didn't, you'd talk about how good it is, but because it's well animated you say it's only good because of that
2010-2013 I can't forgive you for forgetting Highschool DxD. Literally one of the best ecchi and harem anime out there and it even had a good story which is pretty rare for an ecchi/harem show (im still waiting for season 5 😭)
Historically, Mumin was (and still is to some extent, the merchandise sells really well) huge in both Finland and Sweden. It was without a shadow of a doubt, without us knowing it was animated in Japan, our introduction to anime
Gonna go ahead and combine 2006-2010 with 2010-2013. Nana,black lagoon,spice and wolf,hxh,fate zero and steins gate are some of my favourite anime oat.
@@Jonathan-os5eoIt's a fun ride. Especially in the English dub. The story does get more substantial later on but it's ultimately unfinished. But if you didn't like it at all, you're not missing out really
7:30 YMS did make a video on Kimba, yes, and if you watched the video, the conclusion is that it is utterly ridiculous to even allege that the Lion King plagiarized Kimba.
Oh man they sang praises of the 1975-1985 era but I still think they understaded how both influencial and excellent those series were. They were absolutely MASSIVE back then and all of them got big internationally. The boys should definitely go back and watch some of them, especially The Rose of Versailles, it aged like fine wine. Also a shame the previous slide didn't include Ashita no Joe, another massive show, but there's only so much you can cram into these slides
I was a little disappointed they didn't watch The Rose of Versailles, it's awesome and the way it influenced queer rep in anime is certainly something worth noting
It is new feature on youtube. Creators can upload multiple thumbnails and it automatically changes based on which is performing best. It have been out for a while now.
Date a Live?. Excluding Kurumi Tokisaki from this statement because people will auto flock for her (for obvious reasons), DAL pretty much fits with your comment, It's pretty much "enough said, it is what it is", It's not necessarily good but it's also not really bad given how the plot goes and it kinda goes dark. People don't really talk about it online too... Oddly enough I thinks it's pretty much how Tsunako works are, Fairy Fencer, Neptunia, Engage Kiss and... that new one I forget the name of but is the newest so far
I'm tired of 'Nobody is talking about it' being accepted as a valid criticism of media. Nobody talks about anything unless you, you know, start a conversation about it. That's how conversation works. Saying a show is bad because nobody is talking about it is like saying pizza is bad because you're not currently eating pizza.
@@Erminence Again, that's like saying nobody likes pizza because neither of us are eating it right now. Ignoring the fact that that just makes no sense, either of us could simply get some pizza at any moment, which would make the entire argument completely fall apart. "Nobody is talking about it." is not valid criticism. Saying that something wasn't impactful is a valid statement, but that type of thing doesn't really matter.
@@SharkofspaceYour pizza analogy doesn't hold up when you consider the scale of the internet. Just because you don't have a pizza right now doesn't mean millions of others aren't enjoying one at this very moment. And about that anime you mentioned - if I am struggling to find people talking about it lately on the internet, chances are it's just can't holding up anymore
Joey judging Ouran Highschool Host Club by the fandom is so dirty The fandoms ALWAYS typically ruin the show if you are in the trenches as its usually teens But as someone who grew up with it i can say a lot of stuff didnt age well but thats also a show that helped awaken me to what nonbinary mentality was
@@hescutethough2419 I remember Tamaki's development being tied to old fashioned views of women and how they are supposed to act And the other thing that didn't age well is maybe a joke or two But overall I appreciate the effort because a anime that brings up gender back then allowed future shows to do it better. Haruhi is a nonbinary queen 👑 And the anime is still enjoyable yeah
@@tionnakosiancic oh 100% And I point out to people even the show starts out by saying it was a joke at first but conveniently the show forgets to continue to keep their word on that....which made it so gross. I believe it was supposed to be a joke trope where girls that went to the host club like forbidden romance between siblings or whatever the hell trope popular in Japan- then Japan went you know what we will just never mention again its a joke and the twins don't actually like each other like wtf Japan. If they kept to their word and made sure the audience knew it was gross it still wouldn't have aged well but it's annoying they got lazy and just let incest joke happen .
damn, The Rose of Versailles...I remember some people on some social media platforms took this at its surface level and invented "Versailles Literature" which actually is humblebrag for flaunting wealth 11:13
It was a great romantic drama anime, my mom also grew up watching it in Argentina... so dramatic and the Spanish dub was so funny at times, Candy Candy has the most hilarious fight scene (Terry vs Archie) I watched the whole anime(so much filler) and read the manga some years ago, it is quite good. It hurt so much Terry saying goodbye to Candy 😭 how could Joey said Magical Girl hahaha
1:17:45 it was neither Bleach nor Blue Exorcist. It was Blood+. but thanks for reminding everyone of the underrated banger that is Colors of the Heart, Joey.
Connor is absolutely right that Yuri on Ice should have been in the 2014 to 2017, cause it was so big, the first Crunchyroll awards were nicknamed the YOI awards bc the fans mobilized so hard it won every award it was nominated for
I think this is a redemption episode for Joey. Bro probably knows a lot about old anime and culture. And, while he no longer watch a lot of modern anime, he watched a lot , A LOT of old stuff
Also why he pisses so many people off because his takes are different from the norm and seem "hipster". But it's just that dude has watched a lot of the older classics and has a good taste.
@@Ash_Wen-li it happens in every part of life experiences. I can totally get that since he has seen so much of it over the years, the new things that people who haven't watched as much find hype/novel is something that doesn't excite him.
@@D3_XT3Rnah, as Joey also said in this episode, he love seeing anime fans malding. With this mentality, he can easily piss people off. I’d say he is a master of pissing people off
Woah, its crazy seeing the boys talk about Mazinger Z and CandyCandy. My parents grew up with these shows in Mexico. Captain Tsubasa would replay so often in the late 2000's that even we grew up with it years later.
The FMA 2003 ending was brilliant. I think that in its case, they had their own story to tell with it. And they didn't even just pull the ending out of nowhere, they structured it properly and had it planned to go the route that it did from the beginning.
The most iconic anime opening has to be the Doraemon theme. Stood the test of time, instant recognizability, each country has its own language version of lyrics. GOAT.
48:10 I love Serial Experiments Lain. It’s definitely a weird show in a way but I feel like it’s getting more relevant as time passes. It’s one of the first shows I watched and it definitely has a special place in my top anime list.
None of them being able to remember Conqueror of Shamballa is insane to me, the original FMA is a great anime, it's just overshadowed by Brotherhood but it's an amazing anime especially considering it came out in 2001 when most anime was ugly early digital trash.
Tennis is sick to watch and baseball can be pretty exciting too But there is no shot Joey and Connor are stone faced gassing up cricket, the most fuck around and do jack shit for hours ahh sport
25:15 I’m glad I’m not the only one who had that experience. My dad showed me Akira and then a few months after showed me ninja scroll. He didn’t even like anime he just knew I was starting to get into it and wanted to show me some stuff he watched that he thought was cool. Definitely was too young to watch them but it was a great bonding experience.
49:47 Conner…most of anime you guys talking about are 深夜アニメ (late-night anime) which are not for kids, so they aired at midnight because they cannot aired at prime time when family is having dinner in front of a TV. Those 子供向けアニメ (anime for children) are aired at prime time
14:22 plus, the OG Urusei Yatsura is not censored, so at the final scene of Ataru Moroboshi chasing Lum at stadium, Lum’s berries are all out, so that must hit different for 12 yr old boys at that time
Nah; as the boys point out breasts were a fairly common sight on TV at the time, and Urusei Yatsura is pretty tame even compared to Maison Ikkoku or Ranma. Funnily enough Ranma is kind of indicative of the times - some of the early broadcasts were censored in various places, though not the character nudity. It was the violence they pixellated ...
I grew up thinking pokemon was just a cartoon, even now i still refer to it as a kids cartoon. Ive never been able to make that connection that it was in the same category as dragonball and naruto. To me db and naruto are anime, pokemon is a cartoon 😅
Yeah agreed. I feel just watch what you enjoy, these 3 let memes and internet culture cloud their judgement way to much about what is good and what is not. They don't mention violet evergarden or the dangers in my heart, and they mainly focus on the Shonen, which is the least inspired and generic genre. Hell's paradise was great and so was chainsaw man. I personally hate Jujutsu kaisen, and think fairy tail has better writing than it, but again...that's a personal opinion of mine, not the internet. I feel...people should just have fun and forget about the internet, it's a toxic cesspool, especially places like Twitter and redit, just...have fun, watch what you want.
My pet peeves in these podcasts is them not mentioning anime they dont know... Like detective conan and revolutionary girl utena didnt even get a mention...
I'm 25 and I grew up on Kimba and Speed Racer on VHS lol (as an aside, I also forced my family to watch Nausicaä so many times that my brother snapped the DVD in half)
1:17:27 That's the 3rd opening from Blood+ (Colors of the Heart). The raw art style for that was pretty cool. It's a 2000s anime. Somehow, there's a Spongebob parody with that opening too.
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Title- The best era for anime
Joey- The manga was amazing
I mean he is joey the manga lad afterall 😂
Joey going back to his roots, except that he left his knowledge of good music behind. Otherwise, I'm here for it.
but you cannot deny he knows a lot and also spitting facts about anime before 2020 in this episode
@@ryana5435 he does he's the equivalent of what a sneaker head is for anime/manga.
@@ryana5435of course he does. He was an anime fan with us during those days.
Detective Conan was there, right on screen, I thought it was finally my boy's time to be talked about on Trash Taste, and they didn't even ACKNOWLEDGED that it was on the list. 😭
fukano following trash taste, great crossover :)
hope youre doing well!
I felt the same way when I saw Full Metal Panic.
As a huge fan of the show it should have ended ages ago.
It’s ok my guy they didn’t acknowledge Nana either no one ever does 😭
At least it was on the list. Dungeon Meshi was such a great anime with amazing world building that came out this year and wasn't even on the list 😭
note for audio listeners: Ludwig became a monk, Slime started dressing well, and Nick got lasik. Aiden left to search for grain.
Referenced the only three podcasts I watch 😂
@@gavinfremin8289 3?
Aiden kickstarting the grain war as we speak
Chuckle reference?
Honestly I haven't listened to chuckle sandwitch in years, but I did want to joke about lying to audio-only listeners and they have that on lock
Fun fact: OVA's came about due to the increasing demand of anime, as such people were willing to go to video store to directly buy it. OVA's were also a way for creators to get around the rise in restrictions for what could be on television in Japan as wells as the deadlines and costs that came with airing on TV, so a lot of experimental and more graphic anime's would end up as OVA's. FLCL, Galaxy Express 999, Evangelion, Angel's egg, Vampire hunter D, Dallos, etc.
There was an Evangelion OVA?
@@doctordoom85Yeah the "true" ending of the TV show sort of came out as 2 OVAs (death and rebirth) before being reworked into a movie.
@@aliasjon8320 Ah, I forgot that detail. Since End of Evangelion ended up being the actual important film of the two, I forgot the history behind Death and Rebirth.
eva had an ova???
im also certain the bubble economy of the time also played a huge part pumping up the budget for these studios to crank out as many OVA as they did
Connor's impersonation of that guy who drives off the cliff in Speed Racer was PERFECT 🤣
23:10 I think the reason why Disney picked up all the Ghibli films was because of John Lasseter from Pixar. Lasseter was obsessed with Miyazaki's work and would make his Pixar animators watch Miyazaki films so that they could learn all the perfectionistic ways Ghibli films were animated. Miyazaki made sure that what happened to Nausicaa of the Valley of the wind, which was released in the States as a very butchered version called Warriors of the Wind in the 1980's, would not happen again and finally agreed to Disney distributing his films on the premise that they change NOTHING.
No cuts
That's crazy, much respect to John Lasseter. Thank you for the information 🙏
how "butchered" are we talking? like i've heard stories of studios literally changing animation to fit a certain "acceptable" image for the target audience, or was it just the dub changing the plot and stuff?
I read somewhere that Ghibli sent them an authentic Japanese sword as a threat.
@@OwainCynanRoberts Ghibli wasn't a thing yet I think it was Miyazaki himself. Nausicaa was before Ghibli was founded.
fame changed the yard..
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Them fat Patreon checks made them different
They sold out
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I've got an idea about the boys saying that from around 2017 and onward, anime is like fast fashion where a show is really popular, ends and then no one talks about it. I think it's two parts: 1. More anime is being pumped out than ever before and 2. Anime is mainstream now. Both of those work in tandem to promote hype for something when it's airing and then everyone is on the next show. Whether you view those things as good or bad, having an influx of casual viewers watching whatever new big thing is airing and then having another good show airing next season that they jump to right after to follow the hype is what makes it seem like no one in the "community" talks about something once it's over.
There really isn't a "community" in the sense that there once was. You can be someone that likes to watch a lot of anime and find someone else that also feels the same way but end up not having much overlap in what you've seen, and it wasn't like that even 10 years ago.
Yeah anime has mirrored TV (and most other forms of entertainment) nowadays. When there were a limited number of channels, EVERYONE watched The Sopranos Friends etc. because you had few other options and you wanted to stay in the weekly conversation. There’s an infinite number of shows that all drop at different times now so if you and I might equally love watching TV but have seen nothing in common. Especially with how great the streaming algorhithms have become at recommending you exactly the type of show you want. Heck TH-cam is the same way. The My Hero Aca/AOT “era” was really the end of the anime community being almost familial because we all experienced the same shows.
man i thought i was the only one who felt that way, can't even connect with people nowdays with anime i rather read manga
Sometimes i forget how knowledgable the anime man is on anime pre-becoming the manga lad and hentai guy
When it comes to anime from Astro Boy to DevilMan Crybaby, He is an anime scholar... just don't ask him anything anime beyond 2020 😂
Nothing like sitting around and talk about Anime of the past decades with these three guys, nice and relaxing and airing out opinions in a respectable manner 😎👍🏼👍🏼
We turning back to an anime podcast with this one 🧏🧏
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Hearing how big Haruhi Suzumiya was, I think that makes the Endless Eight arc even funnier. No wonder people got so mad😂
Which I hever got. Endless 8 is pure genius!
Disappearance would not have hit as hard if Endless Eight didn't exist
God, you HAD to have been there during Endless Eight. Mad doesn't even come close to how upset people were. It was one of the first anime I started watching on a week to week basis.
@@alexandresobreiramartins9461 Nah
haruhi is fuckng goated lol
Honestly was confused when I saw the Yard set
same i was like oh another special ep oh they just stole the set
the last ep was also on the yard set
@@frey8893Yeah but Ludwig was in it so it wasn’t as jarring
Lupin III definitely deserves a spot in the 75-85 section. Been a massive influence to more things than I can count.
Funny how when Trash Taste finally decides to go knees deep into anime, it's when they're not in Japan.
During the 2006-2010 era, they mentioned everything but Nana, which was right in the center of the graphic
LITERALLY WHAT I WAS THINKING
Same man I was like BRUH
There is a lot of stuff they just skipped to be honest and could have been talked about a lot
There were some anime that did not make the list for 2006-2010 era like Higurashi, Bokurano, K-ON, Gundam 00, Inuyasha: The Final Act, Lucky Star, and Chrome Shelled Regios.
Then again other anime did not make on the list as well like:
1996-2000: Outlaw Star, Lost Universe, NT&HT, and Infinite Ryvius
2001-2005: s-CRY-ed, Last Exile, Blood+, Chrono Crusade, RahXephon, Shakugan no Shana, Wolf's Rain, and Mai-Hime
2010-2013: Durarara, Bodacious Space Pirates, Another, Accel World, Symphogear, High School DxD, Log Horizon, and Girls und Panzer
2014-2017: Overlord and KonoSuba
2018-2020: Astra Lost in Space
Seriously guys? They have talked about the show on other podcast episodes...
Love to hear the praise for Rumiko Takahashi, the stories and memories she's managed to bless us with both older + newer will not be forgotten
Exactly. Her work got me into mature anime and manga.
Newer? I haven’t heard her newer work recently. Only newer thing is the Urusei Yatsura remake
@@ryana5435for manga, she’s currently making Mao on weekly shonen Sunday
We stan a GOAT
@@ryana5435 I dunno if you heard, but Ranma is also getting a remake
I’m kinda glad that it’s been a quiet year. We need a year or two for studios to get their shit together and then pump out the stuff everybody wants in more than 12 fucking episodes
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Has it been quiet? We've had demon slayer, mushoku tensei, and oshi no ko
In what way is a year with these anime considered quiet:
- Kingdom Season 5
- Delicious In Dungeon
- Frieren: Beyond Journey's End cour 2
- The Apothecary Diaries cour 2
- Mushoku Tensei
- Solo Leveling
- A Sign Of Affection
- The Dangers In My Heart
- Shangri-la Frontier cour 2
- Sound! Euphonium
- Oshi no Ko
- Monogatari Off & Monster Season
- Konosuba Season 3
- Girl Band Cry
- Yuru Camp Season 3
- Kimi Ni Todoke Season 3
- Roshidere
- Classroom Of The Elite Season 3
- Dead Dead Demon's Dededede Destruction
- Kaiju No. 8
- Wind Breaker
- Jellyfish Can't Swim At Night
- Demon Slayer
- My Hero Academia
- Slime Isekai Season 3
- The Duke Of Dead And His Maid Season 3
- Black Butler
- Spice & Wolf remake
- Too Many Losing Heroines
- Fairy Tail 100 Year Quest arc
- Wistoria: Wand & Sword
- The Elusive Samurai
- Nier Automata
- Blue Lock Season 2
- Dandadan
- Re:Zero Season 3
- Uzumaki
- Beastars Final Season
- Bleach: 100 Year Blood War cour 3
- Shangri-la Frontier Season 2
- Blue Box
- Natsume's Book Of Friends Season 7
- Ranma 1/2 remake
- Orb: On The Movement Of The Earth
The advantage of having 12-13 episodes (a cour) is that we don't need to wait so damn long and can be more flexible, keep in mind a 12 episode anime should ideally be 1 year in production in order to have a healthy production (about 90% aren't). Keep in mind Frieren had 2 years in its production for it to air 28 episodes, sure its fine if its starts out like that since no one had any expectation, but usually sequels needs to come out in a shorter time to keep interest relevant because in 2 years a lot has changed in the anime industry and new methods of how shows are supposed to be done are the meta. What needs to be done is to cut down on the amount of anime shows being produced and keep the most relevant ones, because having so many projects around hurts the overall quality of the shows because its hard to get top animators on a project when they need to jump around stuff with barely any time. Also this is not a "quiet year" we had tons of shows this year from small to big.
@@qifrey2472Most of that is just the usual slop weebs eat up.
who did my man Garnt dirty with that thumbnail 💀
Why he looking like a fucked up rabbit who has hair?
Joey as well
he looks like a dead corpse dame
they both looked fine until I read this comment lmao
They're fine no?
1:45:21 LMAO even Trash Taste cooking Homenaldo .
My man, Gen Urobuchi from 2011 to 2012, aired S1 of Psychopass, Fate Zero, and Madoka Magica.
Absolutely goated.
Not anime but he also wrote Kamen Rider Gaim.
The thing about Garnt saying modern anime is all inspired by old anime, is that EVERYTHING is inspired by what came before. You just aren't familiar with whatever inspired those older things
No shit?
Disappointed Ashita no Joe wasn't picked for 1917-1974. Easily one of the most important anime ever made and still reigns as one of the best sports anime
the cross counter is almost always an indirect reference to ashita no joe shits goated fr
Figures. They don't even talk about kinnikuman when it comes to shonen series, despite the fact that its the modern blueprint for them that even dragonball took from. Even with the new anime out right now
@@epicman-qe9wu yeah but they probably think it started in dragonball
@@epicman-qe9wuI was dying when I saw the cross counter referenced in Umineko
And the ending of Ashita no Joe is constantly referenced in anime today too
Yeah only put hajime no ippo but no Ashita no Joe is insane. Even though they put on Ashita no Joe’s spiritual successor, Megalo Box
The Executioner and Her Way of Life is a great example of an anime that needed to be 24 episodes because 12 episodes only gave it time for the setup for the rest of the series and it hurts because it is one of my favorite isekai.
I think Ascendance of a Bookworm is going to start popping off once season four gets released.
It's good seeing Slime get a nice hair system
It's wild to think that my youth consist of Shin-chan, Doraemon, Pokemon, Hamtaro, and Detective Conan. Such a sweet summerchild.😂
2014-2017
I can't forgive you for forgetting Death Parade. The anime was not only good it gave the world Bradio. "Flyers" is still a banger opening.
If I remember correctly death parade started out as a student project that was turned into a full anime because it won some competition. Really cool show
@@aliasjon8320 It was a short called "Death Billiards" it was basically that. Famous studios would let up and coming animators make shorts and they would be put into a competition. Death Billiards and Little Witch Academia were competing that year I think it was 2013? If I'm not mistaken.
2 years later in 2015 Yuzuru Tachikawa and Madhouse released Death Parade (2015). He then went on to direct season 1 and 2 of Mob Psycho and the anime Deca-Dence.
Love Death Parade. Yuzuru Tachikawa is building an incredible catalog.
They also skipped talking about Assassination classroom
@@shyguy5473 You're right! I love that anime. I've seen it 3 times Kuro Sensei just a GOAT 😭😭
@@shyguy5473 Yeah they skipped talking about other anime on the list as well like Full Metal Panic, NANA, and Food Wars.
I'm a bit surprised that they didn't mention Demon Slayer when it comes to the impact and popularity of recent anime series. It's still really huge in terms of popularity and I feel like it always goes viral.
I think they tried to avoid the super popular ones
@@tinkeringsoulCould be, I mainly meant the part where Connor says that the only relevant modern animes are Jujutsu Kaisen and Vinland Saga and I was kinda surprised that he didn't mention Demon Slayer after talking about the impact it had/has on the anime movie trend and it being a hugely popular and successful series in general.
They all hate on demon slayer for some reason, like, they talk about how hype it is, and how it's the only anime that REALLY hypes them up, but they also shit-talk it and say it's bad, it's really weird
@@nugget6820because a lot of people whose only anime isn’t only Demon Slayer admit while the animation is great it’s all it has.
@@funnynamelol3156
The manga wouldn't be so popular if that was true, if animation is all that matters, then why was the manga so damn popular? People only say this BECAUSE it has good animation, if it didn't, you'd talk about how good it is, but because it's well animated you say it's only good because of that
Magic Knight Rayearth was one of the few OG isekais.
Was pretty popular in the Philippines, alongside Yuyu Hakusho, Slam Dunk and DBZ.
It is also getting a remake too.
2010-2013
I can't forgive you for forgetting Highschool DxD. Literally one of the best ecchi and harem anime out there and it even had a good story which is pretty rare for an ecchi/harem show (im still waiting for season 5 😭)
joey thinking of blood + opening 3 for blue exorcist LMAOO
Tbf blood + openings were all goated
I knew it was Blood+! I was thinking it was either Blood+ or Darker Than Black.
ahhh yes this, i've been racking my brain for this
Blood + opening are so slept on😢
blood+ is so goated
Historically, Mumin was (and still is to some extent, the merchandise sells really well) huge in both Finland and Sweden. It was without a shadow of a doubt, without us knowing it was animated in Japan, our introduction to anime
The boys pleasing us with their anime contents
How did you make a whale
quite the opposite
Great to hear some love for darker than black, it doesn't get talked about anywhere near enough.
Very true
Gonna go ahead and combine 2006-2010 with 2010-2013. Nana,black lagoon,spice and wolf,hxh,fate zero and steins gate are some of my favourite anime oat.
Black lagoon is that good? I watched 4 eps and dropped it
@@Jonathan-os5eoIt's a fun ride. Especially in the English dub. The story does get more substantial later on but it's ultimately unfinished.
But if you didn't like it at all, you're not missing out really
@@Jonathan-os5eoIt's not as good as it used to be.
Nana was so good. Wish more anime were like nana
7:30 YMS did make a video on Kimba, yes, and if you watched the video, the conclusion is that it is utterly ridiculous to even allege that the Lion King plagiarized Kimba.
Oh man they sang praises of the 1975-1985 era but I still think they understaded how both influencial and excellent those series were. They were absolutely MASSIVE back then and all of them got big internationally. The boys should definitely go back and watch some of them, especially The Rose of Versailles, it aged like fine wine. Also a shame the previous slide didn't include Ashita no Joe, another massive show, but there's only so much you can cram into these slides
I was a little disappointed they didn't watch The Rose of Versailles, it's awesome and the way it influenced queer rep in anime is certainly something worth noting
Over the course of 8 hours I've seen the thumbnail change 3 times 😂
It is new feature on youtube. Creators can upload multiple thumbnails and it automatically changes based on which is performing best. It have been out for a while now.
@@reutermo Oh I didn't know it was automatic
31:02 Damn. Joey opened memory lanes with that singing 😂
This episode made me go back and download all the old English openings. Man I miss those!
Just because someone doesn't talk about an anime, it doesn't mean the show is worse.
Date a Live?. Excluding Kurumi Tokisaki from this statement because people will auto flock for her (for obvious reasons), DAL pretty much fits with your comment, It's pretty much "enough said, it is what it is", It's not necessarily good but it's also not really bad given how the plot goes and it kinda goes dark.
People don't really talk about it online too... Oddly enough I thinks it's pretty much how Tsunako works are, Fairy Fencer, Neptunia, Engage Kiss and... that new one I forget the name of but is the newest so far
I'm tired of 'Nobody is talking about it' being accepted as a valid criticism of media. Nobody talks about anything unless you, you know, start a conversation about it. That's how conversation works. Saying a show is bad because nobody is talking about it is like saying pizza is bad because you're not currently eating pizza.
@@Sharkofspace
They mean that the show didn't leave an impact on people enough to bring it up in conversation and have a conversation about it.
@@Erminence Again, that's like saying nobody likes pizza because neither of us are eating it right now. Ignoring the fact that that just makes no sense, either of us could simply get some pizza at any moment, which would make the entire argument completely fall apart.
"Nobody is talking about it." is not valid criticism.
Saying that something wasn't impactful is a valid statement, but that type of thing doesn't really matter.
@@SharkofspaceYour pizza analogy doesn't hold up when you consider the scale of the internet. Just because you don't have a pizza right now doesn't mean millions of others aren't enjoying one at this very moment. And about that anime you mentioned - if I am struggling to find people talking about it lately on the internet, chances are it's just can't holding up anymore
Joey judging Ouran Highschool Host Club by the fandom is so dirty
The fandoms ALWAYS typically ruin the show if you are in the trenches as its usually teens
But as someone who grew up with it i can say a lot of stuff didnt age well but thats also a show that helped awaken me to what nonbinary mentality was
Ikr its still a fantastic show!!❤
@@hescutethough2419 I remember Tamaki's development being tied to old fashioned views of women and how they are supposed to act
And the other thing that didn't age well is maybe a joke or two
But overall I appreciate the effort because a anime that brings up gender back then allowed future shows to do it better.
Haruhi is a nonbinary queen 👑
And the anime is still enjoyable yeah
I love Ouran but feel like the twins dynamic is the awkward elephant in the room. Did not age well, lol.
Lots of anime had LGBTQ+ themes before OHHC. One great example that did it best (imo) is Cardcaptor Sakura.
@@tionnakosiancic oh 100%
And I point out to people even the show starts out by saying it was a joke at first but conveniently the show forgets to continue to keep their word on that....which made it so gross.
I believe it was supposed to be a joke trope where girls that went to the host club like forbidden romance between siblings or whatever the hell trope popular in Japan- then Japan went you know what we will just never mention again its a joke and the twins don't actually like each other like wtf Japan.
If they kept to their word and made sure the audience knew it was gross it still wouldn't have aged well but it's annoying they got lazy and just let incest joke happen .
That bulma scene awakened me for sure. Three times in the morning before school.
damn, The Rose of Versailles...I remember some people on some social media platforms took this at its surface level and invented "Versailles Literature" which actually is humblebrag for flaunting wealth 11:13
It's getting a remake. A movie in 2025.
@@nestharus holy…I just knew. Thx for the info. It’s crazy nowadays they just remake everything
@@nestharusI wonder how much the movie will actually cover since the anime was 40 eps
Can’t believe Candy Candy was mentioned and called being magic 😭😭 it’s the best slice of life from its time. My mom grew up on it back in Mexico.
It was a great romantic drama anime, my mom also grew up watching it in Argentina... so dramatic and the Spanish dub was so funny at times, Candy Candy has the most hilarious fight scene (Terry vs Archie) I watched the whole anime(so much filler) and read the manga some years ago, it is quite good. It hurt so much Terry saying goodbye to Candy 😭 how could Joey said Magical Girl hahaha
I'm so happy Revolutionary Girl Utena is on there!!! 49:19 😂❤🌹🥀
Astro Boy deserves a lot more respect and appreciation than it gets. It’s a pioneer of anime and manga and no one talks about Astro Boy.
1:17:45 it was neither Bleach nor Blue Exorcist. It was Blood+. but thanks for reminding everyone of the underrated banger that is Colors of the Heart, Joey.
Sadly Blood+ did not make the list for 2001-2005 era.
Connor is absolutely right that Yuri on Ice should have been in the 2014 to 2017, cause it was so big, the first Crunchyroll awards were nicknamed the YOI awards bc the fans mobilized so hard it won every award it was nominated for
1:11:30 so haruhi is basically the 808s & Heartbreak of anime
The video was released 40 mins ago HOW IN THE WORLD did you already get there 😭
caught bro skipping through
@@Philodee Could be Patreon, we got it a day ago.
Haruhi's dance videos is what started the dance video trend that is today known in TikTok/Reels.
Joey being so wrong about lofi, nujabes and samurai but exclaiming it as a fact is so joey lol
1:45:21 LMAO even Trash Taste cooking Homenaldo 😭
I love that Connor brought up Terror is resonance 💃🏻
I'd say the best era of anime is the era you grew up watching anime, and the era you are reminiscent most with.
except the eras i grew up with was the bottom of the barrel and ruined by 4kids
Bro you is cringe
This is how most people think
you are just wrong, i grew up watching 2014 era and the early 2000 stuff was just better
Yea that’s the correct answer but that’s boring let’s argue for the sake of arguing I like that better.
I didn't know Joey was chill like that. Remembering Air gear
I think this is a redemption episode for Joey. Bro probably knows a lot about old anime and culture.
And, while he no longer watch a lot of modern anime, he watched a lot , A LOT of old stuff
Also why he pisses so many people off because his takes are different from the norm and seem "hipster".
But it's just that dude has watched a lot of the older classics and has a good taste.
@@D3_XT3RHe can feel closed minded sometimes though. That's the issue
@@Ash_Wen-li it happens in every part of life experiences. I can totally get that since he has seen so much of it over the years, the new things that people who haven't watched as much find hype/novel is something that doesn't excite him.
@@D3_XT3Rnah, as Joey also said in this episode, he love seeing anime fans malding. With this mentality, he can easily piss people off. I’d say he is a master of pissing people off
Yeah as Joey said in this episode, he stopped watching anime at 2020
Woah, its crazy seeing the boys talk about Mazinger Z and CandyCandy. My parents grew up with these shows in Mexico.
Captain Tsubasa would replay so often in the late 2000's that even we grew up with it years later.
This being set in the yard is throwing me 😂
Animation or controversy, why is Mushoku Tensei not on here?
The best era for anime was before the electricity was invented
What?
Wdym
nah man the best era of anime are those cave paintings
@@lala170623 only real pre-industrial homies know "my mammoth and me" 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Goon sesh in the cave lowkey hits diff
The FMA 2003 ending was brilliant. I think that in its case, they had their own story to tell with it. And they didn't even just pull the ending out of nowhere, they structured it properly and had it planned to go the route that it did from the beginning.
Bois are taking over the Yard.
The most iconic anime opening has to be the Doraemon theme. Stood the test of time, instant recognizability, each country has its own language version of lyrics. GOAT.
2018-2019 was so goated. Banana fish, Vinland saga, devilman crybaby, AOT s3 p1 etc. like omg
Air Gear is in my top underrated anime. Kills me it didn't end. I really need to dive into the manga.
Same. I really miss it. The soundtrack for Air Gear was straight fire!
Dont youll thank me :(
48:10 I love Serial Experiments Lain. It’s definitely a weird show in a way but I feel like it’s getting more relevant as time passes.
It’s one of the first shows I watched and it definitely has a special place in my top anime list.
Rewatched it with some friends recently, definitely held up.
I live in a timeline where Oshi No Ko S2 gets more shine than Monogatari Off Season.
Crazy!
None of them being able to remember Conqueror of Shamballa is insane to me, the original FMA is a great anime, it's just overshadowed by Brotherhood but it's an amazing anime especially considering it came out in 2001 when most anime was ugly early digital trash.
Joey the manga man strikes again 😂
Look at them being an actual anime podcast. You love to see it.
Joey was singing the blood+ opening btw, the third one, one of the best anime openings of all time imo and an underrated gem of an anime to boot.
You can see how glad Joey is about the legality of certain things in the US just by looking at his eyes. :D
💀 ITS DRAAWN= morally righteous
That Tennis take was horrendous from both Connor and Joey, I’m glad Garnt call them out on it
Nah man tennis is boring to watch
@cloudsRniceC0M3 it's the same for any sport. If you're not into the sport it's boring to watch
Tennis is sick to watch and baseball can be pretty exciting too
But there is no shot Joey and Connor are stone faced gassing up cricket, the most fuck around and do jack shit for hours ahh sport
@@fruitspunchsamuraig4546 Fr, not hating cricket or anything just not my cup of tea
1:09:00 Darker than Black Season 1 had a banger OP, a banger score, and a banger ED.
36:03 so none of the boys went through the american pie phase then.
1:18:11 Joey was singing the Blood+ UverWorld opening which is an insane banger
25:15 I’m glad I’m not the only one who had that experience. My dad showed me Akira and then a few months after showed me ninja scroll. He didn’t even like anime he just knew I was starting to get into it and wanted to show me some stuff he watched that he thought was cool. Definitely was too young to watch them but it was a great bonding experience.
49:47 Conner…most of anime you guys talking about are 深夜アニメ (late-night anime) which are not for kids, so they aired at midnight because they cannot aired at prime time when family is having dinner in front of a TV. Those 子供向けアニメ (anime for children) are aired at prime time
Them talking about Toradora is how I felt rewatching Zero's Familiar. Louise is incredibly cruel to the MC, it's really hard to watch.
14:22 plus, the OG Urusei Yatsura is not censored, so at the final scene of Ataru Moroboshi chasing Lum at stadium, Lum’s berries are all out, so that must hit different for 12 yr old boys at that time
Nah; as the boys point out breasts were a fairly common sight on TV at the time, and Urusei Yatsura is pretty tame even compared to Maison Ikkoku or Ranma. Funnily enough Ranma is kind of indicative of the times - some of the early broadcasts were censored in various places, though not the character nudity. It was the violence they pixellated ...
2:03:52 yo that Frodo San 😂
Lmao Joey was humming the blood+ op3 anime at 1:17:57
I think you mean the Spongebob Opening.
THANK YOU. I was sitting here humming it cause I knew I knew it but I couldn't place it for the life of me. It was driving me nuts
I grew up thinking pokemon was just a cartoon, even now i still refer to it as a kids cartoon. Ive never been able to make that connection that it was in the same category as dragonball and naruto. To me db and naruto are anime, pokemon is a cartoon 😅
You’re in luck, Cdawgva! They ARE making a Lord of the Rings Anime (Film). It’s called “The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim”
i think 2006- 2010 is number one followed closely by 2010-2013 those 7 years were just the best
Not exactly a decade but 2005-2015 for me. 99% of most Mainstream/Influential/Best Anime came out in those 10 years
“Dude seeing manga fans and anime fans getting pissed off is my hobby” 1:58:32
- Joey 2024
Every era is the best anime era if you stay off the internet and just enjoying the anime
Yeah agreed. I feel just watch what you enjoy, these 3 let memes and internet culture cloud their judgement way to much about what is good and what is not.
They don't mention violet evergarden or the dangers in my heart, and they mainly focus on the Shonen, which is the least inspired and generic genre.
Hell's paradise was great and so was chainsaw man. I personally hate Jujutsu kaisen, and think fairy tail has better writing than it, but again...that's a personal opinion of mine, not the internet.
I feel...people should just have fun and forget about the internet, it's a toxic cesspool, especially places like Twitter and redit, just...have fun, watch what you want.
Mad respect that one had one outs on the 2006 to 2010 but nothing said about it😢
My pet peeves in these podcasts is them not mentioning anime they dont know... Like detective conan and revolutionary girl utena didnt even get a mention...
I love it when joey talk the most in the first half
16:20 that’s why Miyazaki is the GOAT
The "could you repeat that" call back!
The air gear opening truly is a banger
This episode really certifies the title trash taste
trash taste episode on my birthday lets goo
Happy birthday...
Happy birthlay
happy birthday
@@himanshubharti7642 thank you 🫶🏻
@@NaitikSharma2603 thank you 🫶🏻
I'm 25 and I grew up on Kimba and Speed Racer on VHS lol (as an aside, I also forced my family to watch Nausicaä so many times that my brother snapped the DVD in half)
1985-2000 is the best era for anime. We need more OVAs and ONAs.
Yes. Also I want a nice remaster of Urotsukidoji. Uncensored.
not having haruhi on the 2006-2010 graphic should be a criminal offense
Best era of anime is spongebob s1 to 3
1:17:27 That's the 3rd opening from Blood+ (Colors of the Heart). The raw art style for that was pretty cool. It's a 2000s anime. Somehow, there's a Spongebob parody with that opening too.