the fucking people who built their brand around anime don't actually watch anime? are they hacks exploiting anime and the community surrounding it? wow, what a surprise.
Gojo being more marketable than Kakashi is INSANE to me. It is easy to forget the vice grip that Kakashi had on the culture in the early 2000s. He was _everywhere_
i agree but also think both are on the same vein of ppl simping for them and being super marketable. but not to expose myself as a simp if they had shown us kakashi more with his whole face....just saying new waves of hype. bc come on the mole uff, almost as hot as having it where suga (hq!!) has it :D
@@userxv teacher of the trio in jujutsu kaisen. They also show his picture. Unlike kakashi's boomer energy (not saying in any disrespectful way), gojo is more upbeat and apparently he's the strongest guy in the universe.
Yeah, the perfect way to continue it, his main help in writing berserk and his best friend are both working on it, and since Miura has stated numerous times how he always thinks about the future of berserk he probably told them about it too
So, not sure how many people know about Miura and Mori's relationship, but it was something that gave inspiration to Guts and Griffith, to the point that their dialogue has been taken and used in the manga. So as much as people tend to dislike the idea of a series to continue once the creator is dead, this shit is different, because the one who is continuing it is not only someone close to the creator, but was the inspiration of the story itself. So, Here's hoping that it keeps going!
From what I've heard as well, the biggest part of the drawing was done by his assistants, and miura did the double spread pages and had more of consulting or overseeing role for the rest.
@@343JustMeJJK is a typical shounen manga with some unique character twists. It does enough to keep shounen battle manga fans happy but not enough to stand out as one of the best.
I feel like FMAB is considered "the best ever" by so many people not because it's actually the most mind-blowing anime ever made in the history of mankind but because it's pretty good under almost every aspect and that alone is good enough for the majority of people. Like, it has good openings, good animation, it doesn't needlessly drag out the story, doesn't really have any filler, most of the side characters are relevant to the overarching plot, has some funny moments, has a bunch of cool fights, it delves into more mature themes than the standard cookie-cutter shounen and it even has a pretty good english dub Yeah you can find another anime that has better animation or better music or more interesting and complex characters, but an anime that has "better everything" than FMAB? Yeah that's a bit harder to find
Very well put. A lot of other animes will put all their eggs in one basket, so to speak. Like, wow, fantastic animation! Great battles! Aw, but the characters are flat and I can't get invested in the plot... Whereas FMAB is just consistently at least good in all of those aspects and more throughout its entire run, which is just amazing.
@@muchluck7981 the weird thing is i think the fmab fanbase that does downvote other shows, its like they work in silence. ive never seen a hardcore fmab stan who preaches it should be number 1, yet whenever a new show comes out that takes no. 1 it gets review bombed. so i dont really know if its people who just happen to hate the show and downvote it for the sake of hating it, or if they are doing it because they FMAB it to be on top. atleast the "fmab stans" that do downvote are only a small portion. out of 2 million people who have rated fmab, it seems that only 4-13k of them downvote other shows which is good. (idk if that 4-13k number is accurate i havent checked in a while)
@Salted Cherries I'm not arguing that it's a requirement. Jack already has better constructed opinions about the anime his watched than your casual fan.
@@admiraljaded9575 Nah, if anything he should read the manga because the pacing is better. That way he can also take in the story at his own speed merit.
@@hangry3102 oh yea I thought about that and ended up blanking and ended up saying anime I know jack would be the guy to read it, like beserk and the promised neverland
FMAB is so fucking grounded and real. The world and its people feel like actual people. They arent just tropes, the premise isnt outlandish, the power system is simple and well-defined, and the world feels realistic. You can show Full Metal to anyone and they'd probably like it because its just so relatable and grounded. I showed my DAD, a boomer ass mf in his 50s who doesnt know shit about anime, FMAB and he fucking LOVED IT. He loved it so much he bought one of the openings on his itunes and actively binged the show on his own.
2:33 "Gojo is the younger, sexier Kakashi" The funny thing is, Gojo is actually older than Kakashi. The latter acts more mature, but he's only 26. Gojo is 28 😂😂😂 Edit: Oh my god, you guys. I KNOW Kakashi gets older as the show goes on. I'm talking about the beginning of their respective shows. Why the hell would I cherry-pick their ages? Jeez...
@@Sublybubly not really, it's only a basic shonen if you don't think about what you are reading. jjk is like bleach, if u wanna sit down and search for the subtle meanings and symbolisms, they are definitely there and there is a lot of them too.
I mean Mappa had to make AOT s4 in 9 months which is a joke. For that short period of time you can't have much better animation. The animators did their best. They had much more time for Jujutsu Kaisen.
That's what bothers me the most about Sean's comments. Like yeah, MAPPA can make a show with god tier animation. However, what they need is time and money to produce a good product. I don't know if Sean knew that MAPPA legitimately had no time to make this season, but it sounds like he genuinely thinks they did it out of laziness or lack of care. It's incredibly disrespectful to all the animators and production crew that were worked to the literal bone to make sure this season came out at all.
@@cheapPixel Aot s4 is trash and its not even debatable, they did a lot of stuff out of laziness and ruined the whole show, when it comes to aot mappa is disgusting
@@skinny8641 It's not laziness. It's the only way they could've done it to meet their deadline at all. Their deadlines are not set by the studio: they're set by the infamous Japanese production committee that values profits over anything else. With the close release of the ending of the AOT manga, they wanted to cash in the hype as soon as possible, and so they set the Winter 2020. WIT, the original studio of AOT, backed out immediately. They were already stretched incredibly thin and frustrated by season 3 and genuinely could not take it anymore. No other studio took it except MAPPA, who took on the nearly impossible task to create 16 episodes in less than 9 months. The Titans had to be CGI because there was no time to animate them in 2D. The character designers only had a week to create the main cast. Animators were pushed to work day and night to get something on the table. AOT Season 4 was done out of anything but laziness. If you want to call MAPPA disgusting, then call them out on their blatantly horrible work conditions and meager pay. However, you have to admit that the production of AOT Season 4 was nothing short of a miracle.
"probably rushed" is a MAJOR understatement. They were under a super duper tight schedule and everyone was working overtime to get a finished product out on time
@@Master_vp101 Yeah, I think if you take a look at their schedule of upcoming anime that they’re animating is quite a lot. I hope MAPPA gets paid really well for their good work as well as other anime studios.
@@internetconnoisseur1973 actually... 😬 Anime studios, especially MAPPA, have been known to underpay their employees. Hopefully that'll change, tho, with all the revenue they've been making
@@Master_vp101 I’ve actually heard about that a lot, which sucks because overworking while getting underpaid detriments their mental health. It’s a harsh realty since MAPPA isn’t the only studio going through this.
Sean's point about Jujutsu Kaisen is EXACTLY what I tell my friends who have watched it and not Naruto or vise versa in order to make them realize they can enjoy both. Since Naruto is my favorite anime on it's own category due to the nostalgia,
Enjoying JJK does not meant you'd enjoy Naruto, lol. Theyve got similar themes here and there but how it's handled, the tone, the pacing are all so different
All the things jujutsu kaisen copied and ripped off from other animes Gojo = Kakashi Megumi = sasuke Nobara = Rukia Curses = Hollows Ai todo = Kenpachi ripoff Kenjaku = Aizen ripoff the way he plans stuff out Mahito = Orochimaru ripoff Sukuna = inner demon trope thats been done a million times before Maki zenin and Mai zenin = Is a copy of Soi fon and yoruchi storyline from bleach Mahito betraying junpei = A copy of Aizen betraying momo Panda = copy of komamura from bleach Yuji copyed ichigos goal and thats to save and help people Choso = Muramasa ripoff Jujutsu kaisen is not no masterpeice its the most shitty anime to exist it has nothing original about it.
@@IreFang jus cos the author states its inspired by hxh doesnt mean the characters r glaringly obviously ripped off of naruto and bleach lmao. do u fans genuinely have zero reading comprehension
Guessing from how they reacted to him telling them that his girlfriend once lived in Japan for a long time whatnot, they didn't know about Gab, did they? I mean, I'm not trying to fault them or anything like that.
Okay, I get rid of my og comment from 2 years ago, because my opinions have TOTALLY changed. JJK's writing is incredible. Gege's writing style is... Different. It's vague, and it isn't afraid to veer off into different character perspectives. It's a story that needs to be reread and analyzed. Details are small sometimes and can be missed; character motives/abilities are so stacked it becomes intricate (sadly it doesn't help that the official English translations are wack 😂). It seems Shonen Jump this era slaps
Yea I disagree completely. It brings up complex themes and utilizes them in characters and abilities to shape a unique and creative world. There is conflict of ideals besides just good and bad yet every time someone watches it they give the same mindless answer of… it’s just good for the fights the story sucks when in fact it does not, and has tons of care and time put into it. Hell this is the case for 90% of media, people just don’t get it
@@shivalrus Oh dude I fully agree. In fact, some of it's ideas are similar to Chainsaw Man for me ( and I love that series). But I think Jujutsu Kaisen is purposefully simple... It's not afraid to borrow from older and other series, and because of that it feels like I experience similar things already. Which isn't a bad thing at all, it just allows the show to get to the point. I am excited to read the manga eventually
@@nahh-iwould-win It's not groundbreaking at all. Yes, it is just okay. 70% of the focus are on its fights and powers, 15% on characters and 15% on story. The story is one we've seen many times before. And that's okay. People read it for the fights. The story does what it needs to do, which is setting up stakes and goals so that the fights are satisfying and people actually care about them.
@@shivalrus Nobody said the story sucks. We're saying it's okay. Okay does not mean it sucks. It's an average story, but with amazing fight dynamics/scenes and a really cool power system. Complex themes are expected nowadays, JJK's themes aren't anything groundbreaking.
What I loved is when itadori put up a Jennifer Lawrence poster and when Todo asked him what his kind of woman is he's like... " someone like Jennifer Lawrence" and Todo is like ... 😭 " BEST FRIEND!" 🤣
I think what makes FMA such a great series is the attention to world-building, the boundaries and limitations set in place by the the alchemy system, and even the care given to depicting characters who are physically disabled. It really makes it easy to connect with the characters and the happenings within their world. When it addresses serious topics, it does so with great sensitivity, and as I write this can still think of plenty of scenes that will stick with me for a long time.
It also allows you to relate to the horrors that happen as they are similar to what's happened in our own history. I loved that about AOT as well. But that did start drawling on for a bit in a few of the seasons there... Well for part of it and the other half I was on the edge of my seat lol
@@hangry3102 even if you haven't heard of Top Gear, I'd think that the context is pretty apparent. OP made that comment about a podcast literally about "trash taste" in anime and manga. Hence my Top Gear comment.
@@malkallamx8009 wait, people actually watched top gear for the cars?? First I’m hearing of this, most fans I know watched it for everything but the car parts lmao (I say watchED cause like, who even watches now Clarkson-Hammond-May are gone)
@@malkallamx8009 Trash taste could've easily been the name of a cooking podcast, or having 'trash taste' in fashion, if you wanna just go off of podcast name context. But what do I know? But fuckin' Top Gear? there's gotta be so many obvious examples you didn't choose in place of a series bordering on internet obscurity. Could have said "Its like saying you watch E3 showcase, but not for the games." Or "Like saying you watch teenage mutant ninja turtles cartoon, but not for the ninja turtles." 9/10 mofos in this comment section are gonna have to google what the hell Top Gear even is.
It's interesting to see anime onlys opinions on JJK and how much they vastly differ from the manga community. It's praised because of how it diversifies itself from other shonen, yet none of that is really showcased until about 60 chapters in, so anime onlys have no idea. Anime onlys will be shocked by how incredible the rest of the series is.
Lol the manga itself isn't vastly different from a normal shounen. Jjk fans over praise the manga for just pulling off some small different things. Demon slayer is the same and other animes like it.
@@ammarabbas5153 hard disagree. I've never seen a shonen tackle societal issues like the conservative politics of old men and clans and how those affect the children who grow up within said society (Megumi and Maki), nor have I seen any shonen written by a man that does female characters better than any one else (Maki and Nobara). I mean can you tell me any shonen where a character describes choice feminism? And the story is very unpredictable and extremely creative. Hakari and his jackpot cursed technique is incredibly creative and his fight with Hashime feels like a chess match where they constantly counter each other's moves at a breakneck speed. Or the fact that the show feels like it has 4 main characters and all are likable with distinct personalities (Yuji, Megumi, Gojo and Yuta). Honestly, either you have way too high of a bar to ever enjoy anything or you simply haven't read the manga.
@@MistaZULE you haven't watched enough anime to know, that's why. Jjk isn't a masterpiece level anime. It's great but I would never say it is phenomenal or too good.
@@ammarabbas5153 I love these responses. Like how the fuck can you even say this with a straight face? "My subjective opinion on a piece of media is better than yours because I assume I have consumed more of said type of media which makes me an expert". Really think about how stupid this type of logic is. Sink into it. Realize you know absolutely nothing about me and you proceed to assume that I haven't seen enough anime to have an opinion on anime.
@@fcod6511 I don't think it's absolutely terrible, but it's certainly not as intriqueing as the rest of the series. I really disliked season 1 and the only reason I kept going was because my brother has good tastes and he loved it. Seasons 2 and 3 were stellar imo.
I agree with Jack about the quality of AoT compared to JJK talking about the animation quality. I mean idk what they could have done besides pushing back other shows and their movie and have more animators work on AoT
Wait so JJK is supposedly very than Attack on Titan? I'm yet to see that one. It looked just like a fighter one to me... But the thing I love or loved about AOT was the punches it gave you with the story.. How it got right into it, especially with the itty gritty part. The animation is top notch too! But I did notice was it first half of season 3 it fell down and felt kinda long and painful. But then it kicked it up again in the second last season! I was on it edge of my seat haha. Very little anime does that for me anymore. But I've yet to watch the last season. I feel like they are gonna butcher the ending somehow
i've noticed that a lot of ppl aren't aware that the production was very much rushed. if it wasn't rushed, it'll definitely get the proper treatment as jjk has
If anyone enjoys Beserk I would happily suggest you read Vagabond too. It's a very beautiful manga and would recommend it to anyone that enjoys Beserks art style.
3:33 and Jack cracked the code lmao. I can’t believe it never even occurred to me that Naruto could use it’s own version of Kai to get to the god damn point. Cuz he is totally right, even cutting out the filler Naruto feels like a drag to watch. It’s too long. But a Naruto Kai? That would, in theory at least, be perfect. More anime could use a Kai version honestly
1. You have never heard of a filler list. 2. DBZ Kai only removed the filler and barely improved the animation so idk what u on abou t. 3. idk how u don't see Naruto as one of the greatest anime of all time and tbh it's not that long. There are much longer anime out there and that includes dragon ball
@@lix1806 Akutami can legit write anything into the story and it'd fucking work. It's amazing how he can do it. Current fight is so fucking dumb but it's still amazing
Jujutsu kaisen’s overall story might not be that amazing because we’ve only scratched the surface, but man the middle episodes with itadori, mahito, nanami and that kid are incredible whether in terms of fights or even the story and dialogue
Brandon Sanderson finished Jordan's Wheel of Time and did so masterfully. So there will always be hope that some day someone might be able to finish Berserk. Although in the case of Jordan and Brandon, it was Jordan's wife who made the decision, based on what Jordan himself wanted. He wanted someone to finish the series after his death iirc, and had a list of authors in place. I think. And ofc all the unfinished material he had created. Been a while since I listened to the podcast where Brandon explained it, so might not be remembering all correctly.
They must be so hype that Berserk is back. Miura’s best friend is taking it over and showing us the ending Miura wanted us to see with his assistants taking up the artwork. I think this is the best we could’ve gotten
So far i think there's 2 releases, i can see the slight change of quality in drawing, when it comes to storyline I can't judge it yet coz it's very short chapter
@@OhTaco77 yeah you can definitely tell that it’s not Miura drawing, but it’s about as close as I think you can get. In fact, possibly hot take, but I think they might benefit from trying to develop a little of their own style instead of just copying Miura’s. My only thought towards the art was that I felt like I could just tell it was trying to imitate someone, so maybe as they draw more they’ll find a bit more identity. And story I’m not worried about. I think my only fear is that cuz we’re going based on Mori’s memory we’ll get a somewhat abridged version of it, but that’s a hell of a lot better than nothing imo
@@armaanb.6566 yeah. The man worked himself to the bone with the series, and his passion became his end. He's dedication was awe-inspiring, but it took him from us way too soon.
FMA has this something extra that makes you feel like the main characters are actually human. You can immediately suspend your disbelief and engage with their struggles.
Yeah tho. So fascinating, it was hard to take my eyes off him. It wasn't that he was awkward, but he was really listening and paying attention to what the others was saying. And his perception when it comes to anime was so well-rounded. It wasn't just liking fanboying to anime but rather he knows the game (bunch of fillers,great vs bad animation, etc) and appreciates them (or dislikes them) and keeps it real. So cool!
I feel that. It's so lame when you know about "obscure" stuff or hidden gems but all you can talk about is the popular series that you may feel lukewarm about. And people don't take those recommendations seriously enough cause the former aren't really discussed often
Yeah. Personally, I don't dislike any of these popular series like JJK or DS. I just find that once you've seen a couple of battle shounen already, there isn't much these new anime really have to offer in terms of story and characters. Not that any of it's bad, it's all good, but rather I'd prefer seeing something different than something I've tasted 10 times before.
It's gotten to the point now where if I watch/read a shounen, I really only focus on the cool fights and pay little to no attention to story or characters. I basically just watch them for fun, not for actually finding that show that'll stick with me long after.
@@theonetrueedgelord3596 Yeah, but you can't blame people for being disinterested when a ton of them use the same formula. You have to sit through the basic stuff just to wait and see if it's actually worth it
Weird I knew Jack when he was a Gamespot user back in the day before he hit it big on youtube, he never once mentioned anything about anime. Glad he gave anime a shot.
Even if Berserk does come back a least we have Kentaro’s friend who he’s known since college he’ll be the one to continue the series and he’s also a very talented mangaka I unfortunately forgot his name cause I’m a dumb ass but there’s still hope for Berserk and it will hopefully get a satisfying conclusion.
He actually knew him since High-School, they went to an artsy high-school together. There’s a video on youtube about their lives together, it’s wild. It almost feels like destiny that Kouji, Kentaro’s friend, is continuing the story.
A friend once described it as ''If MHA is the McDonalds of shonen, then JJK is Chick-fil-A'' and as someone who loves both shows, I'm inclined to agree
@@StanleyG23 Yeah that’s true. It definitely just depends on where you live cuz the quality of one brand is always different. I can assume that the guy that said that is probably American tho
I totally agree that Fullmetal alchemist is an engaging story. Had a friend in high school who was not into anything anime related at all but had somehow watched Fullmetal and said it was amazing.
Idk why, I love Mahito so much, and I have no clue as to why, just like the goofiness and the chaos but with the overall psychotic nature and awesome powers
I genuinely think, as someone who loves Naruto, that you should play the Ninja Storm games if you want the story. It’s quick, you could play it all over a couple days, and CC2 does such an amazing job with their cutscenes that it is just as good as the anime if not better in some places
Jack saying JJK lacks the heart of Naruto is a point I agree with but have never really been able to put into words. Like I'm caught up to the manga and while I do think it's very well written at points I've come to realize I don't really care or have a real connection to most of the characters and I feel like Gege will kill them off before I really can. With Naruto while a lot of the side characters did get the short end of the stick I at least feel there was a good chunk of them that I felt an attachment to though
One of the very reasons I absolutely adore Naruto. People keep trashing it by calling the story "mid" or as the vast majority says "the last arc was soo bad" but I don't really care about such things precisely because of the depth the characters hold and the overall feeling you get while watching/reading the series. I get so nostalgic every time somebody makes a mention of naruto because the feels just come rushing in instantly. Kishimoto did a very good job for the most part with the way he developed characters and conveyed his messages through them which reached a lot of people and the anime did a very commendable job with the ost which further added to the vibe and made the nostalgia even stronger.
It’s nostalgia isn’t it? Your weekly Naruto episode after school will makes you attach to the characters more, especially during their endless filler episode. JJK gave me the feel of “walking around the fast paced day in central Tokyo with your funny ass buddies just hanging out”, and I really rock that vibe.
@@crocdog5278 NineTrek It's not nostalgia, I only really watched Naruto in full a few years ago, I just honestly don't feel attached to JJK, hell even other modern shounen I've gotten more attached to the characters like as flawed as it is I do really like the Black Bulls from Black Clover
I was definitely in the same boat with FMAB - it may not be the best in terms of the individual aspects of what an anime is built off of, but it's so consistently good in every aspect that it feels like a truly complete story. There's no drop in quality anywhere and it tells its story cleanly from start to finish which is hard to do. Also all the characters are fully fleshed out and have real emotion and motivations that make sense for their personality.
This I how I described it to my friends to got them to watch. I love Shonen but the consistency of FMA is unmatched, I may be a long running battle anime guy but for 64 ish episodes this the best Shonen
All the things jujutsu kaisen copied and ripped off from other animes Gojo = Kakashi Megumi = sasuke Nobara = Rukia Curses = Hollows Ai todo = Kenpachi ripoff Kenjaku = Aizen ripoff the way he plans stuff out Mahito = Orochimaru ripoff Sukuna = inner demon trope thats been done a million times before Maki zenin and Mai zenin = Is a copy of Soi fon and yoruchi storyline from bleach Mahito betraying junpei = A copy of Aizen betraying momo Panda = copy of komamura from bleach Yuji copyed ichigos goal and thats to save and help people Choso = Muramasa ripoff Jujutsu kaisen is not no masterpeice its the most shitty anime to exist it has nothing original about it.
im currently watching FMAB for the first time and i understand why its at the top of every anime ranking list. Na its not my favorite thing ive watched but its just overall really good in every single aspect. Story, music, animation, characters, action, it just does it all.
Title is not tongue in cheek, Jack's got good taste. Even his take on Berserk seems reasonable, I don't really understand the pessimist who don't want anything to do with more Berserk, Miura probably wanted/wants the story finished most of all. I guess if Joey is right and there was nothing really left behind in a literal sense, who cares? If you've ever earnestly tried to write a story you probably agree that inspiration comes from real life and the people that worked with him making Berserk surely have had some sort of influence on their collective work. To answer Garnt and his question of who would want to take on finishing Berserk; his friends, work associates, and people who shared the making of his dream would want to finish their collaborative masterpiece in his honor and memory. At least that's how I envision I might feel if I knew him personally. If feels like a horrible shame for such a prolific story to not get a bookend.
Jujutsu Kaisen has an insane amount of buildup, so its crazy to me that people saw it only as a pure action show. I guess the other shoe hasn't dropped yet, so nobody has realized it was buildup. A lot of minds are going to be blowned when season 2 comes out.
Well season 1 IS pretty much just pure action, with a few little mysteries thrown in to raise curiosity. It's not super deep but really fun to watch, and that's kinda perfect for a first season, because that's how you hook people, and then in due time, you can expand that and make them care beyond the popcorn so they don't grow bored either.
@@conormurphy4328 Check out the manga, or wait for the second season you'll be suprised. JJK season 1 is like Chainsaw man before the first big plot twist.
Season 1 is pretty much an introduction to the series. And I think it did good enough to hook up lots of people to get interested via those flashy scenes. Besides, not all people read manga and it depends on writing if it will improve for the next seasons. Pretty much attack on titan s1.
I think the reason that FMAB sucks you in is the worldbuilding. The best magic system ever made with a convincing world and strong dynamics between the characters
@CptnXplosion just now getting this notification lol. So it's just cuz so little is actually explained. The limitations are pretty bare minimum with transmutation circles and law of equivalent exchange, but we rarely see how characters learn from that and create workarounds or the struggle that must be to work with mid battle. The bigger issues, however, are that its described as a science more than just mysticism but there's very little actual exploration into it, and for some reason little sharing of knowledge. Abilities should actually be less unique because of that. Further, progression on alchemy and what causes it tends to be strangely opaque and occurs out of nowhere, when given how its described, it should occur through deliberate and careful study. And then there's the lack of worldbuilding driven by alchemy. Most of how alchemists interact with the world seems to be in battle, warfare, terrorism, when realistically there's should be hundreds of fields that are directed more so at civilian life. Let's take the hunters association in HxH for example, while yes most are combatants, they all have their own interests that delve outside of just combat. Some are explorers, some want to be doctors, some are gourmets, some just want wealth, some are historians etc Maybe how I feel about it is just cuz I remember less of the details but there's the gist
In my opinion, I think the pacing of demon slayer is fine. I personally am not a big fan of just rushing into fight scenes, because I want something relevant to the storyline as well. I also want to get more attached to the characters, ofc you can do that during the fight scenes as well but you need to do it out of stuff like that too. For demon slayer I actually feel like they have a good mix of 'resting' episodes, you know characters chill, learn about each other, learn about different things relevant to the storyline but it does not go on for too long, where it gets boring.
I dunno man. As a 35 year old who completely skipped anime (except some big classics like Akira, GitS, Ninja Scroll etc) until a couple years ago, I fucking LOVED Naruto. I skipped almost nothing until I was nearly done with shippuden and of the couple hundred shows I've watched since I stated with anime, it is absolutely my benchmark for shonen.
I personally think that everyone can see it the way they want but as of right now having “someone” to continue, to carry on the massive amount of work done by Miura so that we all could see the finale the way Miura intended it it’s just the best thing for the manga and for all the work he has done, for everything he put into making without any doubt the best manga of all times. And as for that “someone” who is in fact K. Mori, who was there by Miura’s side when he planned the eclipse, who was his best friend since art school, who was like a brother to him, the only one he talked with about Berserk from start to finish it’s by far the best we could hope for along with the collaboration with Gaga studio, Miura’s “disciples” who worked with him and helped him getting through till it’s final days. Obviously we all have to keep in mind that it’s inevitable that the vision and the format we will get of the manga it’s not gonna correspond 100% to the unique style Miura had, having that in mind to me it’s so much disrespectful not to continue reading Berserk only because the direction HAD to change due to the obvious, so yeah it may not be 100% true to Miura style but I think that if he gave this enormous responsibility to the one he could trust the most so that everybody could see the end of his work just like the way he wanted, who are we to “disobey” the last will of the person who gave us that much? So I personally think that by continuing reading Berserk through the end it’s the best way of honoring and thanking him for what he gave us.
Number 1 thing that's godlike about FML is the characters.... The characters are so well written you quickly get attached to them and their relationships.... I mean Mustang and Hawkeye's relationship is just the cutest shit I turn into a bitch just when i think about those two... And they're so cool too.... The vilains are awesome completely fleshed out characters... It does such a good job of humanising them... That show really does everything perfectly except for having an unremarkable artstyle
So true, Shou Tucker is my favorite character, Nina was annoying, so when he got rid of her it was such a relief. But full metal alchemist brotherhood is still kinda mid. Shou Tucker had to sacrifice so much for is passion just for scar to kill him. Just to hype up scar they kill a fan favorite. Shou Tucker is a paragon of motivation.
I started watching Naruto for the first time last year too, I made it to Naruto Shippuden episode 452 day before yesterday, still working on it, I decided to watch every episode. I love the show! Naruto and Sasuke dynamic does get confusing, and Sasukes reasoning can get strange, but when it hits it hits hard, like the Pain Arc, and for the original, The Land of Waves arc, Chunin Exam, and Sasuke Retrieval arc.
I think why FMA is very engaging is because its very grounded, these characters despite their power they have problems and struggles that we can sympathize or relate with, hell even some homunculus made me sad when they died
That depends entirely on what you mean by ‘mid’. Do you think something is mid if it has some underwhelming qualities but excels in others? I’d argue the opposite
@@blurb9319 I'd say if the story and characters are basically a conglomerate of everything I've already seen in other members of its genre, the story and characters are "mid". I hate using that word because everyone interprets it as "bad". I treat JJK the same way as Demon Slayer and other battle shonen nowadays, which is I just watch them for fun. Don't think about the story or characters, just watch for the cool fights. So in that sense, JJK is a great show. I just wouldn't put it on my favorites because, again, I'm not exactly taking it "seriously".
Hate to be that manga reader guy, but JJK story/character only goes up from here while Demon Slayer will only goes down from here, so I hate seeing them being comparable.
Have we reached that point now? Where there are normie anime fans? I've never seen those words together in a sentence like that. Also, you know Jack is one of us when he not only because he casually name drops an anime studio, but because he uses "Kai" and "Brotherhood" like verbs.
It was since last year I've seen someone get isolated in the class because he was the only one who didn't know anything about anime. Its truly is something
i think it started since SAO era, but those are mostly gamers then Demon Slayer become the big thing followed by AOT, SpyxFamily most of my friend online/offline who doesnt watch anime know and watched them
you mustve been new to the community then, the normies have been there for fucking ever. dont make it seems like there arent ppl who see anime memes and then say they knew the entire lore of fucking sword art online
FMA: Brotherhood has a really glaring plot-hole with the way the "Truth" works (by it's own description), but it was still fairly good. Granted I don't put it on a pedestal because I grew up exposed to a bunch of anime. So, for my top list it has stuff from all over the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, and if I include movies FMA:B or FMA don't breech my top ten, but B is in the top 20 and FMA is in the top 30.
i HATE when people say JJK is just fight scenes , there so much more going on , i think once it ends people are really gonna appreciate the writing much more
@kiratwo4u well, for one, the brilliant foreshadowing of things to come. Especially megumi's fate and Gojos death. The use of the actual curse techniques are insane and works almost perfectly. It's probably the best power system. The characters are actually well written and have some of the best arcs which is where i think the manga really shines. And the overall theme of moving forward and not being stuck in a system that is broken and redundant. I could keep going. But I'm not really here for a debate "lil Bro"
I wonder what it’s like to watch these older shows like Naruto and Full Metal Alchemist in 2022 vs back then (2010 and 2011 for me). I know many people were kids when they watched these shows but I was 33 years old when I got into anime and yet when I watch them again it’s crazy nostalgic. Those were the days man. When anime was great.
I totally agree with what they're saying. I love a lot of older shows, but going back and watching them now after experiencing well-paced, well-animated modern anime is rough. Like, if JJK's episode next week came out and dedicated two and a half minutes to a shot-reverse-shot of two people glaring at each other across a battlefield while slow, drawn-out tension music played in the background, there would be riots.
@@M3N04 I don't mind if the story itself is slowly paced, but I can't stand it when anime wastes time. Naruto had episodes where it legit felt like 80% of the episode was shot-reverse-shots of still frame characters interspersed with the same flashbacks OVER AND OVER. Like, Frieren is a slowly paced story, but it still doesn't waste a second of your time, and I love it
I think he's mainly talking about the animation between the two shows. If that's the case then yeah, that's pretty much how i felt about it too, JJK pretty much had better production value and animation quality than what AOT Season 4 had at the time.
I think as well it correlates with the fact that many animes are derived from manga so I agree that the first season off JJK is alright, but Shibuya definitely turns the whole feel of the show/manga around. Later on in the manga is up to opinion and I think it has many strengths and maybe a couple of weaknesses (ones that Gege Akutami points out actually if people read the little things in-between panels)
@@argy7526 he said he skipped the filler and doing that makes it a better anime at least than the shit pacing that One Piece has like the amount of padding they put into some of those episodes were crazy
as an adult I think it's so much more worthwhile to read long form shonen than it is to watch it. your patience and limited time do not make room for all the dragged out pacing
@@jackoplumkin6412 yeah ik but now my brain is on reading mode, for fight scenes I will watch that part. Since I keep procrastinating for years to watch the anime, the amount of EP overwhelmed me
I love how much jacks take on JJKs story being mid has seemingly changed with the shibuya arc. Like there was alot of planning that has gone into it. And gege is clearly trying to tell a different story. Because of the simple fact that when Sukuna is on screen the show revolves around him instead of Yuji. And also IF sukuna wants something hes gonna get it no matter what. Like you are in his prescence and you are obeying him or your dead! Anyway I don't wanna do manga spoilers in case somebody reads this as its even fucking more in depth in the manga then it is in the anime rn. Like ALOT of planning has gone into the entire JJK story!
Jujutsu kaisen is my favorite manga that im currently reading weekly. It might not be everyone's favorite but it is better than mid, lol. The next season will be so much better than the first season, and even for those people who hate the show, hate te plot, the story...etc, i think it will be a 8/10, for those who love it will be an absolute 10/10. It is definitely not mid. But for what we have seen from season one i get why people say that( even tho for me it was not mid, lol).
The first season is what made me read further in the manga. Its def not mid. It made me say I actually want to read the manga to see where the story and characters go. Which is the first manga I've read in over 10 years. I agree though first season I can see why people can feel it isn't great.
@@sethwood1676 for me episode 4, with Yuji being afraid to die and then Sukuna using a domain expansion for the first time that shit was so cool and heart wrenching that I read the whole ass series in one go. One of my top favorites. In my opinion, JJK is Hunter X Hunter without a "Chimera ant arc" it's good. It's really fuckin good. But not a masterpiece. Peak Shonen for sure tho
Purely for my own curiosity, how many other Shounen have you read? Because I feel that with anime like JJK and DS, a lot of the hype seems to come from people who are basically being introduced to anime by these shows. These are their first shounen anime, so for them the score is usually higher than it would be for someone who's read/watched more. Personally, I've read the manga and found the story and characters to be good but nothing I haven't seen before.
Jack not liking Demon Slayer is a bit of a bummer because I really enjoy that show... It's interesting to hear him say its just "full of filler" because I disagree... Although I think what "filler" is to someone varies. Glad to hear that he loves JJK though! Even though his point seems to only be that all he seems to care about is the fights lol
About 2 months ago I watched Jjk and my whole view changed. At first I thought it would be like demon slayer; boring but with incredible animation. Then I watched Jjk and I was blown away. Jjk has both likeable characters and amazing fights. Every fight in Jjk is a banger. My personal favorite fight is the Itadori and todo vs hanami.
there are soooooo many 12-24 episode animes out there that are absolute fkin master pieces, some of which I have re-watched a few times and still was glued to the screen. Most of what they talked about was the mainstream really heavily marketed stuff, which are still good, but still missing out on loads. At least they mentioned berserk which is fkin awesome.
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"Jack is a better anime analyst than us"
Well, of course. That is what happen when you actually watch anime
lmao ＲＯＡＳＴＥＤ
the fucking people who built their brand around anime don't actually watch anime? are they hacks exploiting anime and the community surrounding it? wow, what a surprise.
Lol they watches anime
I ain't get it?
@@VegaFic its a running gag on the podcast, the boys rarely ever talk about anime anymore, and don't watch as much either
This is like interviewing a super star or idol and realizing they're super knowledgable on subjects outside of their field.
What do you mean "it's like"? It is literally what it is
@@tee_toux8183 r/wooooooosh
@@davidhuang6955 how is that a woosh?
@@davidhuang6955 how is that a woosh?
@@dodiezero r/wooooooosh
Gojo being more marketable than Kakashi is INSANE to me. It is easy to forget the vice grip that Kakashi had on the culture in the early 2000s. He was _everywhere_
i agree but also think both are on the same vein of ppl simping for them and being super marketable. but not to expose myself as a simp if they had shown us kakashi more with his whole face....just saying new waves of hype. bc come on the mole uff, almost as hot as having it where suga (hq!!) has it :D
who tf is Gojo?
@@userxv teacher of the trio in jujutsu kaisen. They also show his picture. Unlike kakashi's boomer energy (not saying in any disrespectful way), gojo is more upbeat and apparently he's the strongest guy in the universe.
I think this is more because of Naruto's size
Maybe because Naruto has been done for over a decade
Crazy how Miura's best friend is the one that took up the mantle to continue berserk... I love that so much
Yeah, the perfect way to continue it, his main help in writing berserk and his best friend are both working on it, and since Miura has stated numerous times how he always thinks about the future of berserk he probably told them about it too
Yeah, do we know when this podcast was filmed? Since I would think they'd know that Berserk is continuing.
@@sebastianmauritzell6072 over a month ago
@@dominikesquibel why they mentioning it being 2021
@@taliban223ms3 they're not in their studio mate.
So, not sure how many people know about Miura and Mori's relationship, but it was something that gave inspiration to Guts and Griffith, to the point that their dialogue has been taken and used in the manga. So as much as people tend to dislike the idea of a series to continue once the creator is dead, this shit is different, because the one who is continuing it is not only someone close to the creator, but was the inspiration of the story itself. So, Here's hoping that it keeps going!
From my understanding he knew he wasn’t going to live forever and made sure it would be continued
From what I've heard as well, the biggest part of the drawing was done by his assistants, and miura did the double spread pages and had more of consulting or overseeing role for the rest.
@@the_seeker.entity9206 tbf, I think he wanted to be the one to live to finish it himself lol
Bro Guts and Griffith fucking hate each other, I don't know if that's very reassuring.
@@guanteblanco8995 not for the most part of the golden age arc they don't, thats what he meant
Jack has gotten baited in by the fake simplicity of the earliest parts of jjk’s story, and I absolutely love it.
I've read the manga till around chp 170 and it's still really simple and I don't exactly see how they could expand the lore that much.
@@343JustMeJJK is a typical shounen manga with some unique character twists.
It does enough to keep shounen battle manga fans happy but not enough to stand out as one of the best.
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@@343JustMedid you comprehend shibuya like at all
@@SyperLmao did you comprehend my comment, like at all??
Jack surprised me with how he gets to the point and waist no time breaking down if something is good or bad
He's so eloquent, the boys normally just say ''it's so good'' and move on lol
@@unionfire fact
agreed! (also "wastes")
@@whooopdeedo I know I never noticed until my older sister saw it
He's like naruto but without all the annoying shit
I feel like FMAB is considered "the best ever" by so many people not because it's actually the most mind-blowing anime ever made in the history of mankind but because it's pretty good under almost every aspect and that alone is good enough for the majority of people.
Like, it has good openings, good animation, it doesn't needlessly drag out the story, doesn't really have any filler, most of the side characters are relevant to the overarching plot, has some funny moments, has a bunch of cool fights, it delves into more mature themes than the standard cookie-cutter shounen and it even has a pretty good english dub
Yeah you can find another anime that has better animation or better music or more interesting and complex characters, but an anime that has "better everything" than FMAB? Yeah that's a bit harder to find
Very well put. A lot of other animes will put all their eggs in one basket, so to speak. Like, wow, fantastic animation! Great battles! Aw, but the characters are flat and I can't get invested in the plot... Whereas FMAB is just consistently at least good in all of those aspects and more throughout its entire run, which is just amazing.
Exactly. It's honestly the most well rounded
FMAB is one of the all time greats of anime.
the FMAB fanbase however...
I would say hunter x hunter comes pretty close to it in those aspects, but again it has more ups and downs than fmab.
@@muchluck7981 the weird thing is i think the fmab fanbase that does downvote other shows, its like they work in silence. ive never seen a hardcore fmab stan who preaches it should be number 1, yet whenever a new show comes out that takes no. 1 it gets review bombed. so i dont really know if its people who just happen to hate the show and downvote it for the sake of hating it, or if they are doing it because they FMAB it to be on top. atleast the "fmab stans" that do downvote are only a small portion. out of 2 million people who have rated fmab, it seems that only 4-13k of them downvote other shows which is good. (idk if that 4-13k number is accurate i havent checked in a while)
the amount times they said "yeah, yeah" or "right, right" while sean was talking is incredible
sean?
@@User_95168 jackspecticeye’s real name
Its seán
@@cheezyguy8072 english keyboards don't have accented letters
@@cheezyguy8072 yuh, we dont got that key here, wed need to get a custom made one
Jacksepticeye Says he's a normie but in reality he's better at reviewing it than most people
no he’s not hahaha
It's 2022 anyone watches anime.
he for now has only watched the big leagues, none of the niche and weird sh!t yet.
i think thats mostly because jack is experienced in the entertainment industry, so he knows what is good and bad
Most people are shit a reviewing anime lol
@Salted Cherries I'm not arguing that it's a requirement. Jack already has better constructed opinions about the anime his watched than your casual fan.
I love how honest Jack is
He's an incredibly honest and to the point guy, gotta love it
Can people help me make him watch one piece
@@admiraljaded9575 Nah, if anything he should read the manga because the pacing is better. That way he can also take in the story at his own speed merit.
@@hangry3102 oh yea I thought about that and ended up blanking and ended up saying anime
I know jack would be the guy to read it, like beserk and the promised neverland
@@admiraljaded9575 totes
A better analyst than Trash Taste?! By God, that bar must be inches off the ground!
That's hilarious
are you just making a random joke or are they really that bad? I mean all I know is that Gigguk likes incest or some other shit
He is such a ray of joy that seeing him in the thumbnail alone makes me smile.
Maybe you have a crush? 🤣😅
His dad is burning in hell so idk what the fuck hes smiling about lul
@@rickykarppinen9610 you dont have to have a crush on them to give a loving smile 🤨
why?
@@rickykarppinen9610 It's hard not to have a crush on him.
He seems like a fun person to have in one's life.
Of course he is. Joey doesn’t watch anime, Connor only watches JoJo and Garnt watches Fate and hentai
u re wrong man
@@Attackplaya explain him
Joey doesn't watch anime? But isn't his whole channel talking about anime? I don't get it or is that an inside joke or smthg
@@Marcus-gw4bb i think its been like 6 month or year since joey uploaded anything related to anime or even manga
DOMESTIC GIRLFRIEND
FMAB is so fucking grounded and real. The world and its people feel like actual people. They arent just tropes, the premise isnt outlandish, the power system is simple and well-defined, and the world feels realistic. You can show Full Metal to anyone and they'd probably like it because its just so relatable and grounded. I showed my DAD, a boomer ass mf in his 50s who doesnt know shit about anime, FMAB and he fucking LOVED IT. He loved it so much he bought one of the openings on his itunes and actively binged the show on his own.
2:33 "Gojo is the younger, sexier Kakashi"
The funny thing is, Gojo is actually older than Kakashi. The latter acts more mature, but he's only 26. Gojo is 28 😂😂😂
Edit: Oh my god, you guys. I KNOW Kakashi gets older as the show goes on. I'm talking about the beginning of their respective shows. Why the hell would I cherry-pick their ages? Jeez...
you must be stuck in the OG Naruto. Kakashi is older than that.
Yeah you thinking old naruto kakashi was like 32 at the end of the series and in his 40's in boruto
Was I the only one that was bothered by the way they said Kakashi?
@@derkdadominator290 yeah. I'm guessing you mostly watch the dub. He pronounced it the way it is said in japanese
@@cuni8634 yeah i watched it in dub
"jjk is so by the book"
jjk seasons 2,3,4: *MANIACAL LAUGHTER*
Still by the books
@@Sublybubly Gege literally killed everyone. What are you on about?
@@Sublybubly not really, it's only a basic shonen if you don't think about what you are reading. jjk is like bleach, if u wanna sit down and search for the subtle meanings and symbolisms, they are definitely there and there is a lot of them too.
@@Sublybubly if u say so xD
@@metalface_villain love you
I mean Mappa had to make AOT s4 in 9 months which is a joke. For that short period of time you can't have much better animation. The animators did their best. They had much more time for Jujutsu Kaisen.
That's what bothers me the most about Sean's comments. Like yeah, MAPPA can make a show with god tier animation. However, what they need is time and money to produce a good product. I don't know if Sean knew that MAPPA legitimately had no time to make this season, but it sounds like he genuinely thinks they did it out of laziness or lack of care. It's incredibly disrespectful to all the animators and production crew that were worked to the literal bone to make sure this season came out at all.
@@cheapPixel exactly
@@cheapPixel Aot s4 is trash and its not even debatable, they did a lot of stuff out of laziness and ruined the whole show, when it comes to aot mappa is disgusting
@@skinny8641 It's not laziness. It's the only way they could've done it to meet their deadline at all. Their deadlines are not set by the studio: they're set by the infamous Japanese production committee that values profits over anything else. With the close release of the ending of the AOT manga, they wanted to cash in the hype as soon as possible, and so they set the Winter 2020. WIT, the original studio of AOT, backed out immediately. They were already stretched incredibly thin and frustrated by season 3 and genuinely could not take it anymore. No other studio took it except MAPPA, who took on the nearly impossible task to create 16 episodes in less than 9 months. The Titans had to be CGI because there was no time to animate them in 2D. The character designers only had a week to create the main cast. Animators were pushed to work day and night to get something on the table.
AOT Season 4 was done out of anything but laziness. If you want to call MAPPA disgusting, then call them out on their blatantly horrible work conditions and meager pay. However, you have to admit that the production of AOT Season 4 was nothing short of a miracle.
@@skinny8641 man you are such a child
"Mappa is better than this," I agree, but I doubt it's Mappa's fault. They were probably rushed.
"probably rushed" is a MAJOR understatement. They were under a super duper tight schedule and everyone was working overtime to get a finished product out on time
@@Master_vp101 Yeah, I think if you take a look at their schedule of upcoming anime that they’re animating is quite a lot. I hope MAPPA gets paid really well for their good work as well as other anime studios.
@@internetconnoisseur1973 actually... 😬
Anime studios, especially MAPPA, have been known to underpay their employees. Hopefully that'll change, tho, with all the revenue they've been making
@@Master_vp101 I’ve actually heard about that a lot, which sucks because overworking while getting underpaid detriments their mental health. It’s a harsh realty since MAPPA isn’t the only studio going through this.
@@internetconnoisseur1973 yeah, hopefully they'll change that soon
Sean's point about Jujutsu Kaisen is EXACTLY what I tell my friends who have watched it and not Naruto or vise versa in order to make them realize they can enjoy both.
Since Naruto is my favorite anime on it's own category due to the nostalgia,
Enjoying JJK does not meant you'd enjoy Naruto, lol. Theyve got similar themes here and there but how it's handled, the tone, the pacing are all so different
All the things jujutsu kaisen copied and ripped off from other animes
Gojo = Kakashi
Megumi = sasuke
Nobara = Rukia
Curses = Hollows
Ai todo = Kenpachi ripoff
Kenjaku = Aizen ripoff the way he plans stuff out
Mahito = Orochimaru ripoff
Sukuna = inner demon trope thats been done a million times before
Maki zenin and Mai zenin = Is a copy of Soi fon and yoruchi storyline from bleach
Mahito betraying junpei = A copy of Aizen betraying momo
Panda = copy of komamura from bleach
Yuji copyed ichigos goal and thats to save and help people
Choso = Muramasa ripoff
Jujutsu kaisen is not no masterpeice its the most shitty anime to exist it has nothing original about it.
@@SuperlordxWait till bro finds out Naruto was inspired by Hunter X Hunter.
@@IreFang jus cos the author states its inspired by hxh doesnt mean the characters r glaringly obviously ripped off of naruto and bleach lmao. do u fans genuinely have zero reading comprehension
if all anime/manga discussions were like this one I would engage a lot more in otaku communities
Yeah not the weird pawning shit for 2D attractiveness right?
But that's part of the community too, so the community itself has smaller communities like all things
@@jaipadv8282 ikr. I like anime discussions when it's not "what 2d drawing do you want to bang?'"
@@cypher838 not even just that shit, people also do get overly serious about it.
I wouldn't this was aggravating how it was so generic and annoying
Jacksepticeye might be Trash Taste's biggest guest yet.
Pewdiepie: "Oh just you wait guys. Just you wait."
Guessing from how they reacted to him telling them that his girlfriend once lived in Japan for a long time whatnot, they didn't know about Gab, did they? I mean, I'm not trying to fault them or anything like that.
jesus himself: "are you forgetting someone?"
Pewds will still be in the "just you wait" phase. like come on and frickin get on the show already man....
@@MarswaggerOG Pewd just sattle in japan and meanwhile the bois gonna be on tour.. OUTSIDE of japan lol
Pewds seems like with anime atleast is more like Joey, likes the more obscure shows + Jojo which is not obscure :P
Sean was such a lovely conversationalist during this segment. Really enjoyable to watch.
Okay, I get rid of my og comment from 2 years ago, because my opinions have TOTALLY changed.
JJK's writing is incredible. Gege's writing style is... Different. It's vague, and it isn't afraid to veer off into different character perspectives. It's a story that needs to be reread and analyzed. Details are small sometimes and can be missed; character motives/abilities are so stacked it becomes intricate (sadly it doesn't help that the official English translations are wack 😂).
It seems Shonen Jump this era slaps
If you read the manga you will see the story is not just okay, it's groundbreaking
Yea I disagree completely. It brings up complex themes and utilizes them in characters and abilities to shape a unique and creative world. There is conflict of ideals besides just good and bad yet every time someone watches it they give the same mindless answer of… it’s just good for the fights the story sucks when in fact it does not, and has tons of care and time put into it.
Hell this is the case for 90% of media, people just don’t get it
@@shivalrus Oh dude I fully agree. In fact, some of it's ideas are similar to Chainsaw Man for me ( and I love that series).
But I think Jujutsu Kaisen is purposefully simple... It's not afraid to borrow from older and other series, and because of that it feels like I experience similar things already.
Which isn't a bad thing at all, it just allows the show to get to the point. I am excited to read the manga eventually
@@nahh-iwould-win It's not groundbreaking at all. Yes, it is just okay. 70% of the focus are on its fights and powers, 15% on characters and 15% on story. The story is one we've seen many times before. And that's okay. People read it for the fights. The story does what it needs to do, which is setting up stakes and goals so that the fights are satisfying and people actually care about them.
@@shivalrus Nobody said the story sucks. We're saying it's okay. Okay does not mean it sucks. It's an average story, but with amazing fight dynamics/scenes and a really cool power system. Complex themes are expected nowadays, JJK's themes aren't anything groundbreaking.
Unironically Jack articulates his anime opinions way better than I expected this shit's great
What I loved is when itadori put up a Jennifer Lawrence poster and when Todo asked him what his kind of woman is he's like... " someone like Jennifer Lawrence" and Todo is like ... 😭 " BEST FRIEND!" 🤣
I think what makes FMA such a great series is the attention to world-building, the boundaries and limitations set in place by the the alchemy system, and even the care given to depicting characters who are physically disabled. It really makes it easy to connect with the characters and the happenings within their world. When it addresses serious topics, it does so with great sensitivity, and as I write this can still think of plenty of scenes that will stick with me for a long time.
It also allows you to relate to the horrors that happen as they are similar to what's happened in our own history.
I loved that about AOT as well. But that did start drawling on for a bit in a few of the seasons there... Well for part of it and the other half I was on the edge of my seat lol
Too bad the "humour" is overbearing
@@justsomegirlwithoutamustache i like funny things so i like the funny moments that annoy people
please try made in the abyss
@@cornbread9398 I've seen it! It's fantastic and awe-inspiring with it's world building, but equal parts heartbreaking.
I don’t come here for anime, but whenever they talk about it it’s like a little dessert
Lmao "little dessert". Do you close your eyes and ears when you watch? That's like saying you watch Top Gear, but not for the cars
@@malkallamx8009 What the fuck is Top Gear? I don't hear anyone talking about that series
@@hangry3102 even if you haven't heard of Top Gear, I'd think that the context is pretty apparent. OP made that comment about a podcast literally about "trash taste" in anime and manga. Hence my Top Gear comment.
@@malkallamx8009 wait, people actually watched top gear for the cars?? First I’m hearing of this, most fans I know watched it for everything but the car parts lmao (I say watchED cause like, who even watches now Clarkson-Hammond-May are gone)
@@malkallamx8009 Trash taste could've easily been the name of a cooking podcast, or having 'trash taste' in fashion, if you wanna just go off of podcast name context. But what do I know?
But fuckin' Top Gear? there's gotta be so many obvious examples you didn't choose in place of a series bordering on internet obscurity. Could have said "Its like saying you watch E3 showcase, but not for the games." Or "Like saying you watch teenage mutant ninja turtles cartoon, but not for the ninja turtles."
9/10 mofos in this comment section are gonna have to google what the hell Top Gear even is.
It's interesting to see anime onlys opinions on JJK and how much they vastly differ from the manga community. It's praised because of how it diversifies itself from other shonen, yet none of that is really showcased until about 60 chapters in, so anime onlys have no idea. Anime onlys will be shocked by how incredible the rest of the series is.
Lol the manga itself isn't vastly different from a normal shounen. Jjk fans over praise the manga for just pulling off some small different things. Demon slayer is the same and other animes like it.
@@ammarabbas5153 hard disagree. I've never seen a shonen tackle societal issues like the conservative politics of old men and clans and how those affect the children who grow up within said society (Megumi and Maki), nor have I seen any shonen written by a man that does female characters better than any one else (Maki and Nobara). I mean can you tell me any shonen where a character describes choice feminism?
And the story is very unpredictable and extremely creative. Hakari and his jackpot cursed technique is incredibly creative and his fight with Hashime feels like a chess match where they constantly counter each other's moves at a breakneck speed. Or the fact that the show feels like it has 4 main characters and all are likable with distinct personalities (Yuji, Megumi, Gojo and Yuta).
Honestly, either you have way too high of a bar to ever enjoy anything or you simply haven't read the manga.
@@MistaZULE you haven't watched enough anime to know, that's why. Jjk isn't a masterpiece level anime. It's great but I would never say it is phenomenal or too good.
@@ammarabbas5153 I love these responses. Like how the fuck can you even say this with a straight face?
"My subjective opinion on a piece of media is better than yours because I assume I have consumed more of said type of media which makes me an expert".
Really think about how stupid this type of logic is. Sink into it. Realize you know absolutely nothing about me and you proceed to assume that I haven't seen enough anime to have an opinion on anime.
@@ammarabbas5153he was talking about the manga.
I love how honest Jack is and how (from what I've seen) no one is attacking him over his opinion.
i thought there was a universal consensus that the final season sucks
@@fcod6511 not even close
That's just how it is when you genuinely believe in what you say
@@fcod6511 I don't think it's absolutely terrible, but it's certainly not as intriqueing as the rest of the series. I really disliked season 1 and the only reason I kept going was because my brother has good tastes and he loved it.
Seasons 2 and 3 were stellar imo.
@@fcod6511 nah
I agree with Jack about the quality of AoT compared to JJK talking about the animation quality. I mean idk what they could have done besides pushing back other shows and their movie and have more animators work on AoT
Wait so JJK is supposedly very than Attack on Titan? I'm yet to see that one. It looked just like a fighter one to me...
But the thing I love or loved about AOT was the punches it gave you with the story.. How it got right into it, especially with the itty gritty part. The animation is top notch too!
But I did notice was it first half of season 3 it fell down and felt kinda long and painful. But then it kicked it up again in the second last season! I was on it edge of my seat haha. Very little anime does that for me anymore.
But I've yet to watch the last season. I feel like they are gonna butcher the ending somehow
i've noticed that a lot of ppl aren't aware that the production was very much rushed.
if it wasn't rushed, it'll definitely get the proper treatment as jjk has
they had only 9 months they were on a tight schedule
Tight schedule. Still the new season of AoT is far better than Jujutsu Kaisen.
@@Indeeee have you read manga?
If anyone enjoys Beserk I would happily suggest you read Vagabond too. It's a very beautiful manga and would recommend it to anyone that enjoys Beserks art style.
Vagabond is such a good story. I honestly can't decide which one I prefer
I'm opposite, read it and had no clue why it was so highly rated. Story fell off for me.
3:33 and Jack cracked the code lmao. I can’t believe it never even occurred to me that Naruto could use it’s own version of Kai to get to the god damn point. Cuz he is totally right, even cutting out the filler Naruto feels like a drag to watch. It’s too long. But a Naruto Kai? That would, in theory at least, be perfect. More anime could use a Kai version honestly
The Ocean Cut is probably the closest to a Naruto Kai.
having a Naruto Kai that cut out all the filler and combined both parts of Naruto into one collective series would be awesome
There's a fan made Naruto Kai. There's on for One Piece too.
I really hope they announce Naruto remastered
1. You have never heard of a filler list. 2. DBZ Kai only removed the filler and barely improved the animation so idk what u on abou t. 3. idk how u don't see Naruto as one of the greatest anime of all time and tbh it's not that long. There are much longer anime out there and that includes dragon ball
"Jackskeptic eye is a better anime analyst than us" not a feat
Damn
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Jjk is AMAZING. I love, like, every character in that show/ manga
Jujutsu Kaisens' plot gets pretty crazy and complicated in the next few arcs. I can't wait for people to see the flashback arc.
💀 Bro gege on some shit
@@lix1806 Akutami can legit write anything into the story and it'd fucking work. It's amazing how he can do it. Current fight is so fucking dumb but it's still amazing
Gojo in the box get complicated
@@lix1806 Just imagine Gege making a horror only manga, that shit would be pretty dope
@@shogunstreamer9811 how tf was hakrari vs kashimo fight dumb? dont undermine jjk bruh
Jujutsu kaisen’s overall story might not be that amazing because we’ve only scratched the surface, but man the middle episodes with itadori, mahito, nanami and that kid are incredible whether in terms of fights or even the story and dialogue
I think what shines in JJK are the obv the fights and the characters
Junpei dying made me cry
Brandon Sanderson finished Jordan's Wheel of Time and did so masterfully. So there will always be hope that some day someone might be able to finish Berserk.
Although in the case of Jordan and Brandon, it was Jordan's wife who made the decision, based on what Jordan himself wanted. He wanted someone to finish the series after his death iirc, and had a list of authors in place. I think. And ofc all the unfinished material he had created. Been a while since I listened to the podcast where Brandon explained it, so might not be remembering all correctly.
They must be so hype that Berserk is back. Miura’s best friend is taking it over and showing us the ending Miura wanted us to see with his assistants taking up the artwork. I think this is the best we could’ve gotten
So far i think there's 2 releases, i can see the slight change of quality in drawing, when it comes to storyline I can't judge it yet coz it's very short chapter
@@OhTaco77 yeah you can definitely tell that it’s not Miura drawing, but it’s about as close as I think you can get. In fact, possibly hot take, but I think they might benefit from trying to develop a little of their own style instead of just copying Miura’s. My only thought towards the art was that I felt like I could just tell it was trying to imitate someone, so maybe as they draw more they’ll find a bit more identity.
And story I’m not worried about. I think my only fear is that cuz we’re going based on Mori’s memory we’ll get a somewhat abridged version of it, but that’s a hell of a lot better than nothing imo
@@avataraarow i def think the different artstyle can be a positive impact, just think about the artstyle change in the jjba anime
@@alxndrthree Maybe but it will never achieve Miura's level.
@@armaanb.6566 yeah. The man worked himself to the bone with the series, and his passion became his end. He's dedication was awe-inspiring, but it took him from us way too soon.
now gigguk has someone to talk about FMA with
All i can say is just you wait for the season 2 of jjk and you'll see what Gege truly been cooking🔥 it's just getting better and better
Bro gege has been cooking since shibuja and really he hasnt stopped, its great
FMA has this something extra that makes you feel like the main characters are actually human. You can immediately suspend your disbelief and engage with their struggles.
I feel like Sean really fits so well with the rest of the boys. I want more content of all of them.
I love how much jack is going into detail about comparing and contrasting different anime's! I'd love to see him talk about gurren lagann!
Man, he's so wholesome. I'm not big into his let's plays but man do I enjoy how down-to-earth he is.
Yeah tho. So fascinating, it was hard to take my eyes off him. It wasn't that he was awkward, but he was really listening and paying attention to what the others was saying. And his perception when it comes to anime was so well-rounded. It wasn't just liking fanboying to anime but rather he knows the game (bunch of fillers,great vs bad animation, etc) and appreciates them (or dislikes them) and keeps it real. So cool!
I feel that. It's so lame when you know about "obscure" stuff or hidden gems but all you can talk about is the popular series that you may feel lukewarm about. And people don't take those recommendations seriously enough cause the former aren't really discussed often
Yeah. Personally, I don't dislike any of these popular series like JJK or DS. I just find that once you've seen a couple of battle shounen already, there isn't much these new anime really have to offer in terms of story and characters. Not that any of it's bad, it's all good, but rather I'd prefer seeing something different than something I've tasted 10 times before.
It's gotten to the point now where if I watch/read a shounen, I really only focus on the cool fights and pay little to no attention to story or characters. I basically just watch them for fun, not for actually finding that show that'll stick with me long after.
@@peacefulbystander847 bro, most new shounen just started. You don't expect the writer to put in everything in the first arc
@@theonetrueedgelord3596 Yeah, but you can't blame people for being disinterested when a ton of them use the same formula. You have to sit through the basic stuff just to wait and see if it's actually worth it
Shounen isn't genre.
Weird I knew Jack when he was a Gamespot user back in the day before he hit it big on youtube, he never once mentioned anything about anime.
Glad he gave anime a shot.
Even if Berserk does come back a least we have Kentaro’s friend who he’s known since college he’ll be the one to continue the series and he’s also a very talented mangaka I unfortunately forgot his name cause I’m a dumb ass but there’s still hope for Berserk and it will hopefully get a satisfying conclusion.
Two new chapters came out recently by him and the assistants, so its no longer an if scenario. Don't worry, I am equally bad with names.
Kouji Mori, author of Holyland
@@thebonfireofgainsThank you 🙏
He actually knew him since High-School, they went to an artsy high-school together. There’s a video on youtube about their lives together, it’s wild. It almost feels like destiny that Kouji, Kentaro’s friend, is continuing the story.
I'm really happy the trash taste boys, are giving small creators like jack, the attention he needs :)
Indeed! Jack seems such a great guy, would definitely check out his content later. They should get PewDiePie next. He deserves more subs.
@@pancakeerobotee6685 Oh isn't he the husband of one of those makeup artists? I think he has great potential to be a TH-camr tbh, maybe even the best
@@Blade.5786 I can’t tell if you guys are trolling or serious and it concerns me.
@@xxxhero7275 I both pity and love you
Yeah this is nice, hope he makes it big someday.
A friend once described it as ''If MHA is the McDonalds of shonen, then JJK is Chick-fil-A'' and as someone who loves both shows, I'm inclined to agree
I'm not American, is Chick-fil-A good?
@@StanleyG23 Idk I'm not an american
@@StanleyG23 for me at least, I’d say Chick-fil-A is pretty good, it’s at least better than McDonald’s
@@pyronatiac Okay, but at the same time, American McDonald's are known to have some noticeably differeneces compared to McDonald's in other countries.
@@StanleyG23 Yeah that’s true. It definitely just depends on where you live cuz the quality of one brand is always different. I can assume that the guy that said that is probably American tho
I totally agree that Fullmetal alchemist is an engaging story. Had a friend in high school who was not into anything anime related at all but had somehow watched Fullmetal and said it was amazing.
Brother or just FMA?
I could watch all four of you talk about anime all day. So happy to see Sean on here!
Idk why, I love Mahito so much, and I have no clue as to why, just like the goofiness and the chaos but with the overall psychotic nature and awesome powers
I genuinely think, as someone who loves Naruto, that you should play the Ninja Storm games if you want the story. It’s quick, you could play it all over a couple days, and CC2 does such an amazing job with their cutscenes that it is just as good as the anime if not better in some places
Yup, it's the best way to experience the anime unironically
But the entire first arc of Naruto is cut from the game
It's actually more hype and polishes at places Which seems so epic
Pathetic
My god, your right. Life hax,
Jack saying JJK lacks the heart of Naruto is a point I agree with but have never really been able to put into words. Like I'm caught up to the manga and while I do think it's very well written at points I've come to realize I don't really care or have a real connection to most of the characters and I feel like Gege will kill them off before I really can. With Naruto while a lot of the side characters did get the short end of the stick I at least feel there was a good chunk of them that I felt an attachment to though
Same, when he said that, I’m like oh yeah.
One of the very reasons I absolutely adore Naruto. People keep trashing it by calling the story "mid" or as the vast majority says "the last arc was soo bad" but I don't really care about such things precisely because of the depth the characters hold and the overall feeling you get while watching/reading the series. I get so nostalgic every time somebody makes a mention of naruto because the feels just come rushing in instantly. Kishimoto did a very good job for the most part with the way he developed characters and conveyed his messages through them which reached a lot of people and the anime did a very commendable job with the ost which further added to the vibe and made the nostalgia even stronger.
It’s nostalgia isn’t it? Your weekly Naruto episode after school will makes you attach to the characters more, especially during their endless filler episode.
JJK gave me the feel of “walking around the fast paced day in central Tokyo with your funny ass buddies just hanging out”, and I really rock that vibe.
Thats called nostalgia
@@crocdog5278
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It's not nostalgia, I only really watched Naruto in full a few years ago, I just honestly don't feel attached to JJK, hell even other modern shounen I've gotten more attached to the characters like as flawed as it is I do really like the Black Bulls from Black Clover
I was definitely in the same boat with FMAB - it may not be the best in terms of the individual aspects of what an anime is built off of, but it's so consistently good in every aspect that it feels like a truly complete story. There's no drop in quality anywhere and it tells its story cleanly from start to finish which is hard to do. Also all the characters are fully fleshed out and have real emotion and motivations that make sense for their personality.
Yep FMAB is the best
I watched some of it and don't even remember most of it but still remember it was good. I stopped cause life but will never put it down
This I how I described it to my friends to got them to watch. I love Shonen but the consistency of FMA is unmatched, I may be a long running battle anime guy but for 64 ish episodes this the best Shonen
All the things jujutsu kaisen copied and ripped off from other animes
Gojo = Kakashi
Megumi = sasuke
Nobara = Rukia
Curses = Hollows
Ai todo = Kenpachi ripoff
Kenjaku = Aizen ripoff the way he plans stuff out
Mahito = Orochimaru ripoff
Sukuna = inner demon trope thats been done a million times before
Maki zenin and Mai zenin = Is a copy of Soi fon and yoruchi storyline from bleach
Mahito betraying junpei = A copy of Aizen betraying momo
Panda = copy of komamura from bleach
Yuji copyed ichigos goal and thats to save and help people
Choso = Muramasa ripoff
Jujutsu kaisen is not no masterpeice its the most shitty anime to exist it has nothing original about it.
im currently watching FMAB for the first time and i understand why its at the top of every anime ranking list. Na its not my favorite thing ive watched but its just overall really good in every single aspect. Story, music, animation, characters, action, it just does it all.
Title is not tongue in cheek, Jack's got good taste. Even his take on Berserk seems reasonable, I don't really understand the pessimist who don't want anything to do with more Berserk, Miura probably wanted/wants the story finished most of all. I guess if Joey is right and there was nothing really left behind in a literal sense, who cares? If you've ever earnestly tried to write a story you probably agree that inspiration comes from real life and the people that worked with him making Berserk surely have had some sort of influence on their collective work. To answer Garnt and his question of who would want to take on finishing Berserk; his friends, work associates, and people who shared the making of his dream would want to finish their collaborative masterpiece in his honor and memory. At least that's how I envision I might feel if I knew him personally. If feels like a horrible shame for such a prolific story to not get a bookend.
Dood the story is going to keep on going 2 new chapters have been released
Jujutsu Kaisen has an insane amount of buildup, so its crazy to me that people saw it only as a pure action show. I guess the other shoe hasn't dropped yet, so nobody has realized it was buildup. A lot of minds are going to be blowned when season 2 comes out.
Well season 1 IS pretty much just pure action, with a few little mysteries thrown in to raise curiosity. It's not super deep but really fun to watch, and that's kinda perfect for a first season, because that's how you hook people, and then in due time, you can expand that and make them care beyond the popcorn so they don't grow bored either.
JJK definitely lacks substantial plot
@@conormurphy4328 Check out the manga, or wait for the second season you'll be suprised. JJK season 1 is like Chainsaw man before the first big plot twist.
@@conormurphy4328 characterization as well, though i enjoy the fight scenes, i was never really attached or sympathize to the characters
Season 1 is pretty much an introduction to the series. And I think it did good enough to hook up lots of people to get interested via those flashy scenes. Besides, not all people read manga and it depends on writing if it will improve for the next seasons. Pretty much attack on titan s1.
I think the reason that FMAB sucks you in is the worldbuilding. The best magic system ever made with a convincing world and strong dynamics between the characters
It's actually not that great if you take it for what it is in today's age...
Too many people watched it as a kid and loved it...
@@ILoveBluePeoplecould say the same about Naruto or the other og shows
I feel like FMAB has a very poor magic system, but it excels in diversity and characterization.
HxH is the best that I can think of
@@loki350 y
@CptnXplosion just now getting this notification lol. So it's just cuz so little is actually explained.
The limitations are pretty bare minimum with transmutation circles and law of equivalent exchange, but we rarely see how characters learn from that and create workarounds or the struggle that must be to work with mid battle.
The bigger issues, however, are that its described as a science more than just mysticism but there's very little actual exploration into it, and for some reason little sharing of knowledge.
Abilities should actually be less unique because of that.
Further, progression on alchemy and what causes it tends to be strangely opaque and occurs out of nowhere, when given how its described, it should occur through deliberate and careful study.
And then there's the lack of worldbuilding driven by alchemy.
Most of how alchemists interact with the world seems to be in battle, warfare, terrorism, when realistically there's should be hundreds of fields that are directed more so at civilian life.
Let's take the hunters association in HxH for example, while yes most are combatants, they all have their own interests that delve outside of just combat.
Some are explorers, some want to be doctors, some are gourmets, some just want wealth, some are historians etc
Maybe how I feel about it is just cuz I remember less of the details but there's the gist
Jack: "Naruto is way to long"
Oda: "hold my Sake"
people tend to forget that even the ofiginal FMA was pretty big and well regarded back then
In my opinion, I think the pacing of demon slayer is fine. I personally am not a big fan of just rushing into fight scenes, because I want something relevant to the storyline as well. I also want to get more attached to the characters, ofc you can do that during the fight scenes as well but you need to do it out of stuff like that too. For demon slayer I actually feel like they have a good mix of 'resting' episodes, you know characters chill, learn about each other, learn about different things relevant to the storyline but it does not go on for too long, where it gets boring.
I guess they didn't expect Jack to go full on "Reviewer Mode" like he does when playing games. Love this episode :D
I dunno man. As a 35 year old who completely skipped anime (except some big classics like Akira, GitS, Ninja Scroll etc) until a couple years ago, I fucking LOVED Naruto. I skipped almost nothing until I was nearly done with shippuden and of the couple hundred shows I've watched since I stated with anime, it is absolutely my benchmark for shonen.
I personally think that everyone can see it the way they want but as of right now having “someone” to continue, to carry on the massive amount of work done by Miura so that we all could see the finale the way Miura intended it it’s just the best thing for the manga and for all the work he has done, for everything he put into making without any doubt the best manga of all times. And as for that “someone” who is in fact K. Mori, who was there by Miura’s side when he planned the eclipse, who was his best friend since art school, who was like a brother to him, the only one he talked with about Berserk from start to finish it’s by far the best we could hope for along with the collaboration with Gaga studio, Miura’s “disciples” who worked with him and helped him getting through till it’s final days. Obviously we all have to keep in mind that it’s inevitable that the vision and the format we will get of the manga it’s not gonna correspond 100% to the unique style Miura had, having that in mind to me it’s so much disrespectful not to continue reading Berserk only because the direction HAD to change due to the obvious, so yeah it may not be 100% true to Miura style but I think that if he gave this enormous responsibility to the one he could trust the most so that everybody could see the end of his work just like the way he wanted, who are we to “disobey” the last will of the person who gave us that much? So I personally think that by continuing reading Berserk through the end it’s the best way of honoring and thanking him for what he gave us.
Number 1 thing that's godlike about FML is the characters.... The characters are so well written you quickly get attached to them and their relationships.... I mean Mustang and Hawkeye's relationship is just the cutest shit I turn into a bitch just when i think about those two... And they're so cool too.... The vilains are awesome completely fleshed out characters... It does such a good job of humanising them... That show really does everything perfectly except for having an unremarkable artstyle
So true, Shou Tucker is my favorite character, Nina was annoying, so when he got rid of her it was such a relief. But full metal alchemist brotherhood is still kinda mid. Shou Tucker had to sacrifice so much for is passion just for scar to kill him. Just to hype up scar they kill a fan favorite. Shou Tucker is a paragon of motivation.
@@aNameOfAllTime bro you ok?-
@@aNameOfAllTime What in the actual fuck.
@@aperson9597 its just bait relax
@@l1mbo69 no shit
Honestly Jack is so mature compared to just a couple years ago
Wow it's almost like he grew up right?
@@arcyine People say this to Pewds and Mark too- they say they "miss" their wacky energy but they really just grew up
Sean was the reason I got into aot back in 2015 it was my first anime, and today it’s still my favorite anime 😭
Not trynna be THAT guy, but Jujutsu Kaisen takes almost a complete 180 degree turn and it is FUCKING AMAZING
truely
I personally think that Gojo is more like Urahara Kisuke from Bleach in terms of personality.
Bleach is awesome.
Ahhh this is true
This is true considering Jjk is inspired from Bleach.
I started watching Naruto for the first time last year too, I made it to Naruto Shippuden episode 452 day before yesterday, still working on it, I decided to watch every episode. I love the show! Naruto and Sasuke dynamic does get confusing, and Sasukes reasoning can get strange, but when it hits it hits hard, like the Pain Arc, and for the original, The Land of Waves arc, Chunin Exam, and Sasuke Retrieval arc.
I think why FMA is very engaging is because its very grounded, these characters despite their power they have problems and struggles that we can sympathize or relate with, hell even some homunculus made me sad when they died
The homunculus dying in very poetic ways was a really nice detail aswell.
Damn. This makes me love more Jack by just knowing how good his analysis in anime are.
They did continue the manga of berserk and im really happy they did, they ve done a done a great job so far
wholeheartedly agree!
I wonder how many people realised that Jack basically said JJK is mid but the fight scenes are hype.
That depends entirely on what you mean by ‘mid’. Do you think something is mid if it has some underwhelming qualities but excels in others? I’d argue the opposite
Thats literally Demon Slayer, mid everything else, but hype fights.
@@blurb9319 I'd say if the story and characters are basically a conglomerate of everything I've already seen in other members of its genre, the story and characters are "mid". I hate using that word because everyone interprets it as "bad". I treat JJK the same way as Demon Slayer and other battle shonen nowadays, which is I just watch them for fun. Don't think about the story or characters, just watch for the cool fights. So in that sense, JJK is a great show. I just wouldn't put it on my favorites because, again, I'm not exactly taking it "seriously".
Hate to be that manga reader guy, but JJK story/character only goes up from here while Demon Slayer will only goes down from here, so I hate seeing them being comparable.
@@NineTnk I expected that tbh.
Have we reached that point now? Where there are normie anime fans? I've never seen those words together in a sentence like that.
Also, you know Jack is one of us when he not only because he casually name drops an anime studio, but because he uses "Kai" and "Brotherhood" like verbs.
It was since last year I've seen someone get isolated in the class because he was the only one who didn't know anything about anime. Its truly is something
yeah, there are normie anime fans now. Can confirm in my country
i think it started since SAO era, but those are mostly gamers
then Demon Slayer become the big thing followed by AOT, SpyxFamily
most of my friend online/offline who doesnt watch anime know and watched them
Ye. Cultured sleuths are those who have read Berserk. Normies are everyone else.
you mustve been new to the community then, the normies have been there for fucking ever. dont make it seems like there arent ppl who see anime memes and then say they knew the entire lore of fucking sword art online
FMA: Brotherhood has a really glaring plot-hole with the way the "Truth" works (by it's own description), but it was still fairly good.
Granted I don't put it on a pedestal because I grew up exposed to a bunch of anime. So, for my top list it has stuff from all over the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, and if I include movies FMA:B or FMA don't breech my top ten, but B is in the top 20 and FMA is in the top 30.
i HATE when people say JJK is just fight scenes , there so much more going on , i think once it ends people are really gonna appreciate the writing much more
This aged badly haha
yeah like what lil bro? that "you are me" scene is the epitome of I'm 14 and this is deep
@kiratwo4u well, for one, the brilliant foreshadowing of things to come. Especially megumi's fate and Gojos death. The use of the actual curse techniques are insane and works almost perfectly. It's probably the best power system. The characters are actually well written and have some of the best arcs which is where i think the manga really shines. And the overall theme of moving forward and not being stuck in a system that is broken and redundant. I could keep going. But I'm not really here for a debate "lil Bro"
@@jbjoker18 alright then "lil bro"
I wonder what it’s like to watch these older shows like Naruto and Full Metal Alchemist in 2022 vs back then (2010 and 2011 for me). I know many people were kids when they watched these shows but I was 33 years old when I got into anime and yet when I watch them again it’s crazy nostalgic. Those were the days man. When anime was great.
I totally agree with what they're saying. I love a lot of older shows, but going back and watching them now after experiencing well-paced, well-animated modern anime is rough. Like, if JJK's episode next week came out and dedicated two and a half minutes to a shot-reverse-shot of two people glaring at each other across a battlefield while slow, drawn-out tension music played in the background, there would be riots.
I think I like a little slower paced animes Idk why it just get me in the mood more.
@@M3N04 I don't mind if the story itself is slowly paced, but I can't stand it when anime wastes time. Naruto had episodes where it legit felt like 80% of the episode was shot-reverse-shots of still frame characters interspersed with the same flashbacks OVER AND OVER.
Like, Frieren is a slowly paced story, but it still doesn't waste a second of your time, and I love it
@@jacobtrost5048 I disagree Naruto wasn't like that
They actually talked about anime/manga lol
Jesus jack wanted all the smoke with that aot take 😂. Full respect
I think he's mainly talking about the animation between the two shows. If that's the case then yeah, that's pretty much how i felt about it too, JJK pretty much had better production value and animation quality than what AOT Season 4 had at the time.
I think as well it correlates with the fact that many animes are derived from manga so I agree that the first season off JJK is alright, but Shibuya definitely turns the whole feel of the show/manga around. Later on in the manga is up to opinion and I think it has many strengths and maybe a couple of weaknesses (ones that Gege Akutami points out actually if people read the little things in-between panels)
"There's no Toudou in Naruto"
Might Guy: 👨🦽
little did they know about Berserk's return and praise for the newest chapters...
I loved Jujutsu Kaisen! Maybe I'm biased because I crave violence but Mappa seems to nail action in a way no other media ever has for me
The ironic part of Jacks take on Naruto being too long. He's started One Piece LOL
lol
Naruto's fillers are so boring that's why it felt so long.
Naruto's fillers are boring, one piece is amazing
@@onnnn111 Who watches
@@argy7526
he said he skipped the filler and doing that makes it a better anime at least than the shit pacing that One Piece has like the amount of padding they put into some of those episodes were crazy
as an adult I think it's so much more worthwhile to read long form shonen than it is to watch it. your patience and limited time do not make room for all the dragged out pacing
Read the manga and watch the fight scenes on youtube
@@gevgnek fr I just started watching one piece and I just dropped it I can't be bothered and just read the manga. Been reading more then watching
@@Lullabbbyyy you can use one pace to watch some of the arcs. Especially wano arc
@@jackoplumkin6412 yeah ik but now my brain is on reading mode, for fight scenes I will watch that part. Since I keep procrastinating for years to watch the anime, the amount of EP overwhelmed me
So true
I love how much jacks take on JJKs story being mid has seemingly changed with the shibuya arc. Like there was alot of planning that has gone into it. And gege is clearly trying to tell a different story. Because of the simple fact that when Sukuna is on screen the show revolves around him instead of Yuji. And also IF sukuna wants something hes gonna get it no matter what. Like you are in his prescence and you are obeying him or your dead! Anyway I don't wanna do manga spoilers in case somebody reads this as its even fucking more in depth in the manga then it is in the anime rn. Like ALOT of planning has gone into the entire JJK story!
Grants face from 4:46 to 4:47 is just golden
Jack's piercings are so cool
Connor and Jack's jujutsu kaisen opinion makes sense but as a manga a reader i know it soon won't
Jujutsu kaisen is my favorite manga that im currently reading weekly. It might not be everyone's favorite but it is better than mid, lol. The next season will be so much better than the first season, and even for those people who hate the show, hate te plot, the story...etc, i think it will be a 8/10, for those who love it will be an absolute 10/10. It is definitely not mid. But for what we have seen from season one i get why people say that( even tho for me it was not mid, lol).
I agree, after season two is fully animated anyone who still calls the show mid or generic is just lying at that point.
The first season is what made me read further in the manga. Its def not mid. It made me say I actually want to read the manga to see where the story and characters go. Which is the first manga I've read in over 10 years. I agree though first season I can see why people can feel it isn't great.
@@sethwood1676 for me episode 4, with Yuji being afraid to die and then Sukuna using a domain expansion for the first time that shit was so cool and heart wrenching that I read the whole ass series in one go. One of my top favorites.
In my opinion, JJK is Hunter X Hunter without a "Chimera ant arc" it's good. It's really fuckin good. But not a masterpiece.
Peak Shonen for sure tho
People don’t even know what mid is anymore
Purely for my own curiosity, how many other Shounen have you read? Because I feel that with anime like JJK and DS, a lot of the hype seems to come from people who are basically being introduced to anime by these shows. These are their first shounen anime, so for them the score is usually higher than it would be for someone who's read/watched more. Personally, I've read the manga and found the story and characters to be good but nothing I haven't seen before.
So far the anime is mostly fight scenes, but with the manga, the story and plot is really intricate and better than most animes
And here we are 2 years later with the jjk manga finale, this convo didn't age well...
FMA brotherhood: sound design, agreeable villains , big brother /friendship , love , lose sacrifice 😍
Jack not liking Demon Slayer is a bit of a bummer because I really enjoy that show... It's interesting to hear him say its just "full of filler" because I disagree... Although I think what "filler" is to someone varies. Glad to hear that he loves JJK though! Even though his point seems to only be that all he seems to care about is the fights lol
Demon slayer had filler? Only thing I remember is the school stuff otherwise there was literally non existence filler
@@leschroder7773I don’t think jack meant filler as in not canon but the parts of a show that just feel like a slog to go theough
About 2 months ago I watched Jjk and my whole view changed. At first I thought it would be like demon slayer; boring but with incredible animation. Then I watched Jjk and I was blown away. Jjk has both likeable characters and amazing fights. Every fight in Jjk is a banger. My personal favorite fight is the Itadori and todo vs hanami.
there are soooooo many 12-24 episode animes out there that are absolute fkin master pieces, some of which I have re-watched a few times and still was glued to the screen. Most of what they talked about was the mainstream really heavily marketed stuff, which are still good, but still missing out on loads. At least they mentioned berserk which is fkin awesome.
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