And didn’t the Part 6 anime end a bit after Part 8 of the manga finally wrapped up? Right now it’s up in the air as to if they’ll do Part 7. Not only would animating all the horses be a big undertaking, if they finish it and manage to do Part 8 as well, there’s great risk of arriving at Part 9 before the manga is even halfway done.
@@paperluigi6132 That's the nice thing about Jojo's being separated into distinct parts: you can just wait until the part is finished before you adapt it.
@@extremealier4143 From the top of my head, the second season of Blue Exorcist. The third season (Kyoto Saga) is the remake of the second season, bc the second season diverged from the manga entirely. And another can be Tokyo Ghoul second season. Same story with B.E. except the third season (Root A). Continued from the manga, but didn't fill in anime onlies if the second season was done correctly. And regular fillers are in any long running shounen
I didn't even know people don't know about fillers. Back in the day when Naruro's just the first half was coming out it was literal hell to see a clear filler and know that okay, 20 more episodes of this incoming before we get into the plot again. Me hating fillers so much is actually the main-reason I won't anymore really watch any other anime than 1-2 season mini-series'es. They have way better better quality anyway since high end studios don't like to stick to a project for years (they might make the first season of some show and hand it over to another studio). But with Got they started to diverge in S05 already from the books even tho there was some material they could've still used, more or less half of that season is still from the books and s06 isn't at all anymore. When the show started Martin said he will finish the books before it comes to that but, well he is still in the same place he was when the show started. I tought already in s05 it was showing heavily it wasn't from the books, like a lot less intelligent dialogue and more set-pieces like the dragons when Dany is tried to be assasinated in the arena. The show hadn't really got to use the dragons in action much as an adults before that so it just felt like a weak fluff ending to a setted up plot with, yaaay dragons in action. S08 is whole another story all together and it has a lot to do D&D getting deal to make Star Wars movie (and I think they were heavy on setting up that project while insisting on writing Game of Thrones just by themselves).
YOU CUT OUT THE BEST PART OF THIS EXPLINATION! right after he explains the gintama animes methoid (or at least the one at the time) for this.. by outright admitting that the entire explination was there to waste time in the episode.
@@nise6699 well last things I heard about it was Togashi (the author) was gonna try his best to continue the work even if it kills him, he also stated if he does pass away, his wife (Naoko Takeuchi) will finish it. His wife btw is the manga creator for sailor moon
@@TheRealShadyOG yeah, it's kinda sad, the whole health thing going on, but at least if his wife has to finish it, she already has experience with this kind of thing (even if her main thing is shoujo and not shounen)
Never forgot how Gintoki, Kagura and Kenpachi joked about turning the Benizakura arc into a movie for milking money and then next year they really did it, truly silver balls moment there
ah, yeah it was supposed to be just another prank at the time, even when they coming back after the second movie they said it was because the overflowing profit that movie make the studio asked for another season
Bimo DS (not in a negative way) honestly the way Gintama is made I can’t tell what’s filler or not unless they say it (but I can definitely tell what’s definitely canon)
To top it all off, they put this silly ass scene right in between the two climactic episodes of Yoshiwara in Flames, one of the most emotionally riveting arcs of this show. Never change Gintama.
One piece does this like Chopper goes to monster chopper and loses control and they like Oh hey here's a random filler that takes place in Japan :) Like one piece is great, but the timing ahhh I like almost all the fillers but when their put right after an ep when I'm at the edge of my seat I'm like ahhhhhh
I feel like people should know this episode in it of itself is filler. You just know the anime is a 10/10 when the staff,va and studio itself doesn't care and has fun with every episode
Gintoki also followed the explanation by saying his entire explanation was literally to waste even more run-time, aka he was making filler to pad out the filler episode.
@@noniegyachtet tbf The anime itself IS great though Plus why do you have to act like a complete asshole? Oh and google rates it as 91/100, Crunchyroll gives it a 4.8/5 = 9.6/10, IMDb gives a 8.7/10 which rounds off to 9 looks like you're the fool here
The best way to do filler is to make it character-driven instead of plot-driven, so that it’s still doing something useful. Very different show, but season two of Ted Lasso did this real well, when they were told they needed 12 episodes after writing the whole storyline in 10.
Imo there are several good ways to do filler: As you said, some lighthearted character exploring is always fun, like the Kakashi mask shenanigans Do a lighthearted daily life episode of the characters, like yaknow, what they do when they arent fighting etc Or if its like Black Butler, you can add filler events that fit in well with the story but arent too connected to it
@@natchu96 Doesn't have to have chara dev. Gintama did a filler that was just centered around Hijikata trying to run away from a relationship by dressing up as mayonnaise.
@@justasandvich7168 I mean that's what I'm saying though. You have to be careful to avoid developing absolutely everybody lest they diverge from source material.
The thing about Gin Tama is that, character roles broke the 4th dimension to the point that we wouldn't find it weird if Kagura became the main character with shinpachi's va having the outfit of Gin
Consider that whole anime world is a 3D world (for us it may be 2D but not for the character living there..right.) And so we as an individuals who can observe/watch them are beings living in 4rth dimension. So when the characters speak or say something which only we are aware of like when they say; I am main protagonist. Or whatever gintama said here. So there indirect interaction with us is crossing the 4rth wall.
To be honest, everything in Season 1 Gintama is filler because there was no story progress intended. It was basically a metacommentary on (Japanese) pop culture and then out of nowhere got a really good story arc.
Does filler have two definitions? I see some people use it to refer to “episodes that don’t exist in the original manga” and some people use it to refer to “slice of life episodes that don’t move the plot forward”.
@@akumayoxiruma season 1 though looks like fillers but are actually canon and imo served purpose as those episodes literally built the world and characters making the audiences get attached to the characters which in turn made the experience and journey so much more wholesome.
@@pancakedev6 animes are based off the manga, but usually mangas are incomplete so the anime have to make sure they dont progress too fast so as to not catch up with the manga, otherwise they would not have enough content to make a full season of episodes, thus thats why fillers are there, to fill in the time where the manga is still being developed.
@@AntoLol-vf7jl I think a more accurate representation would be for the red arrow to go at turtle speed but still keeping a straight line with the yellow one😂
This episode was aired on 2009, so this supeeeeeer stretching method of one piece was still probably not popular among long running animes that time. Though I definitely, strongly agree with you're description XD
As far as I know, it's Black Clover, Boruto, etc. Fr BC animation is ugly af and the filler is just woah, there's only 4/5 eps with good animation (Don't bully me, I've watched till eps 170 so any argument you make is invalid since I'm telling the truth)
It wasn’t a reboot the anime was different from the ending of the mangas ending so they made brotherhood to make the anime have the same ending as the manga
@@davidpittman8762 People talking about that always drives me nuts. Original FMA ends differently because it was finished before the manga. The alternative was going full DBZ and having five minutes last 30 episodes so the manga could catch up. What's so wrong with taking a Hitchhiker's Guide approach and just accepting that different versions have story variations?
He forgot about the 'Goku vs Freiza' method, wherein the anime stretches an event that was in the manga for as long as humanly possible, even when the manga claims it only happened in a short amount of time.
@@velvetbutterfly In the manga it takes 5 minutes on average to read the whole fight, just as Frieza said. In the anime, it takes like 9 episodes, each one being 22 minutes.
It probably should take longer than 5 minutes to read a few chapters...but also...the manga was still weekly so it didn't matter how long it took to read after it was already finished.
@@SonicmaniaVideos Fights blow through pages. They're usually just splash pages with cool art, so a lot of Manga's force feed exposition to drag it out. But Manga like Baki are notorious for having an entire page dedicated to a single punch where other Manga would have a good chunk of dialogue.
Gintama surprisingly has very little filler episodes even though you expect for it to have a ton cause its the perfect format to have them. The show doesn't follow any singular plotline, each episode starts and ends its own storyline, rarely spanning 2 or more episodes. So it would've been super easy to put in fillers without having to worry about breaking up the plot progression.
Well you could make the argument the whole damn show is practically filler with occasional serious story telling (effectively reversing the role of filler and regular episode)
@@mostdefinitelynotadurian1043 It doesn't really make much sense to think of filler as something that doesn't advances the main plot because a lot of series like Gintama have little to no main plot. Cowboy Bebop would be mostly filler. Nichijou would be 100% filler. Most western cartoons would be considered to be just filler. The Simpsons, Rick and Morty, Regular Show and South Park would be pretty much all filler. If you want to make the argument that those series are indeed completely filler, then I make the argument that your definition of filler is clearly flawed.
@@eriknurwahab2861 You can easily recognize most of them. Their fillers are the same animation with different voice dubbed over. They even mention the episodes being filler within the episodes.
They could go the seasonal route, where the anime would go on a temporary hiatus after an arc, giving the manga time to go on ahead. This certainly avoids fillers and unnecessary episodes. But the seasonal route has downsides too. * Interest in the series can wane with time depending on how long the wait between seasons is. * Manga which have massive arcs like One Piece or Dragon Ball cannot adapt this approach. Seasons only last between one or two cours (tv period of about 12 weeks per cour), which arcs like Wano or Namek would definitely not be able to cram in. * A studio may not want to continue doing the anime and give it to another studio, who make it worse. * An anime can still catch up to the manga and have to wait several years to give the manga time to make new content, which will make fans impatient. * Studios can still include filler in seasonal anime, which combine the worst of both worlds. In short, seasonal anime isn’t a cure-all for every yearly anime and must be approached with just as much tact as any other yearly anime.
@@merwinbagano2525 Feels like this was the right approach. I've been avoiding spoilers for the show for a decade now (not always successfully) and it feels it wasn't worth the wait. It looks good, but I guess something with such a huge name is expected to at least look good.
You're spot on. But despite its flaws, seasonal is still the best solution imo. It worked for SnK, for SAO, for Fate/Zero and many others. Honestly, I don't know why the industry waited 2010's to start using this approach widely. American series have been doing that forever and it's worked. For long-running manga, they could just decide to stop the season when they realize they're too close to the latest arc, and wait for a few years. Fairy Tail did it twice. Granted, it did have a few fillers ; but much less than if they had decided to go on without any pause. Another solution would be to just wait for the manga to be close to its end, but that would be asking for businessmen to _not_ milk popular books, and that's above their competence.
@@Dante02d12 It worked for SnK in the long run, but I remember how shockingly unpopular season 2 was when it came out. It took until season 3 part 2 for it to regain its popularity.
@@Dante02d12 The reason is pretty simple and that is that they feared of losing viewers. Loot at Attack on Titan as an example. Yes, it came back, but the hype around S2 wasn't really that huge. If it had released like 1 year later, the viewerbase would have been there directly. And not every series can recover like that after all. And even Attack on Titan had problems as the guys behind it wanted the Final Season to release alongside the finale of the manga instead of waiting a few months more to get it finished in a more polished way. Lastly, it also means that you lose merchandise opportunities which is even more problematic. Merchandise usually only sells when a series is airing. So if you can keep a series running, you can sell more merchandise and therefore make more money as the anime itself isn't what brings in the most money, so it doesn't matter if the show suffers in the long run.
I think "filler" content of any media should be used to explore the more human aspect of the characters. Then, instead of simply twiddling thumbs between plot points, we gain a deeper love for the characters, making the plot points more meaningful when they arrive.
The problem with that is that not every anime gets to work with the mangaka, so with that you're risking that you'll either change the personality of a character or tap into something that the manga plans to explore later, making an unnecessary mess Imo it's best to just go seasonal and avoid filler altogether
The biggest issue with fleshing out characters in the "filler" is if the show forgets about all that growth as soon as it goes back to adapting the manga. Filler is in quotes because filler exists of a spectrum from pointless/detracts from the show (a lot of Naruto's latter filler) to "its not manga REEEEEE" which you would never realize is filler if you're an anime only and don't use a filler guide pointing out every episode that isn't in the manga. (Naruto had a lot of episodes like this in the beginning, but it also had a lot of time wasters like hot springs or whats under Kakashi's mask)
sadly some people still only watch dub and Gintama might have the worse dub of all-time + it doesn't even get to the benizakura arc before it's sub only. ik a lot of people love the comedy but imo the serious arcs were more entertaining than even HxH because of how little downtime there was and how little time they wasted.
@@dreary.3714 It has a different story that is still worth telling, I can see your view. Original FMA is still amazing even if it gets a little nutso with the movie and such. It still works.
That final battle starts in around when the tailed beasts get swallowed (hulu calls is season 5) and goes on and on until the only thing left is the like 5 episode wedding arc. I swear i skipped half of the episodes in between when i got sick of everybody's flashbacks and dreams and just show the god dam fight already. (I definitely would have dropped the show if i was watching it as it came out, so much useless repetition)
@TheWeeaboo but Sasuke had a lot of tools at his disposal to compensate for his lack of power. At first the cursed seal of heaven, which carried him through regular Naruto after the first Chunin exams and made him a decent Uchiha, but still weaker than Itachi. He then upgrades the seal and absorbs Orochimaru to be on a similar level to an extremely weakened and nearly blind Itachi, before he ultimately takes Itachi's eyes (the ultimate power boost that only Madara achieved before) as well as several white Zetsus to be able to take on the Kages. Against Kabuto it was Itachi who dominated the fight, and only when he got the Rinnegan gifted by the Sage of the Six Paths did he actually surpass Itachi. So while Sasuke was always a weak Uchiha he got access to a multitude of tools and support that no other Uchiha had.
@TheWeeaboo the whole thing with naruto doesn't sit right with me either, his entire power progression is really janky. Starts of lame, basically spamming shadow clone over and over. Took i think a hundred or so episode for him to learn something decently good (rasengan) which is really slow. But then starting with the pain arc it seems like the writer gave up on trying to slowly build up his power and just buff the hell out of him as fast as possible. Hell even the sage mode was really only used once, that was against pain and rarely ever become useful in a fight again because he already got the exponentially more powerful bijuu mode not long after. And in the last arc they just straight up give him power closest to a literal godhood on a silver platter without much buildup
At the 300-ish episode mark, there's a ginpachi sensei section at the end of one particular episode where a viewer writes to them saying that the gintama movie (one that released before this point probably) showed a silent montage of Gintoki transferring Shouyo's school late in relation to Katsura and Takasugi, whereas the anime shows otherwise, with Gintoki having first met Shouyo. He then goes to explain that this is in no way due to the fact that they had no clue this would happen (because the manga hadn't gotten to that point), and that there was actually no context in the said clip (it was silent) and proceeded to add dialogue to it. The dialogue was about Gintoki shitting his pants
the funny thing is Gintama rarely using filler for that problem, they just said the anime is out of budget and stopping the production only to coming back months later
Because JoJo is super old. Has had a cult following for the last 20 or so years. And only now did they animate the 4th arc while the manga is on its 8th or 9th arc.
I dunno, Araki's taking his sweet goddamn time with JoJolion. In the time since it started in 2011, 5 of the 7 previous parts have been adapted into anime.
@@Starry_Wave oh my god at least FMA only did it once. Bleach just wouldnt stop with the boring ass filler. I heard Naruto was like that too but i never watched it. Wish I had tried Gintama when it was new.
@@lebensraummetal I've never watched Bleach myself but I kind of know this one filler where it was about some character baking a fucking *cake* for some filler character. Do you know the full context of this particular filler? Did the anime really had to scrape that low inside the horseshit-filled barrel?
To be fair, FMA basically did this and both versions were still worth watching. I mean, the manga-accurate version was still better. But the one where the anime went off and did its own thing was still pretty good in its own right.
Going back in time to kill Hitler and a dragon was not....better in my opinion. But everything that still kept up with the manga took it's time and had proper weight to it.
@@civilwarfare101 I liked both Hellsing series. The older one had a little more focus on Seras' plight to finally shed her humanity, and they tried to make their own villain Incognito (which wasn't too bad, though a few character design flaws); while Ultimate ended up being about Alucard vs Nazis vs the Catholic church, and came with more unique one-off vampire enemies...and Seras becomes more badass when she finally drinks. I say the same about FMA vs FMAB, I loved the design and story of FMA's Homunculi way more than the entire Father storyline going on in FMAB, but FMAB still had a much more wholesome ending. Both have their best and worst, and should be watched separately so as not to catch yourself comparing the finer details and having deja vu during the duplicate episodes (where the story didn't really change between the two series).
Lord Adz nope bleach ended with a canon arc but was completely caught up to manga and the studio didn't want to do more fillers so they ended it not cancelled
Yeah, but Brotherhood doesn't have the hilarious line to sell the series that the OG series does. I can't turn around and tell them it ends by fighting Nazi's
With Fullmetal Alchemist, 2003 was already planned out to last one year. (+ the movie) So it managed to stick the landing well enough, Arakawa supported the anime staff along the way too. She was pretty hands-off with Brotherhood, though.
they simply end the anime as a season and when enough material has been created (manga) they resume it this season that finished back on summer and the one starting on October are perfect examples of this
fillers can sometimes be a fun way to explore the characters personalities. For example Sailor moon side characters were a lot more fleshed out in the filler episodes of the old anime which made them more fun. But the remake sailor moon that follows the manga more closely doesnt flesh out the side characters personalities so well and you dont get attached to them like you do in the old anime.
However filler can also result in certain characters becoming less important. Lets continue using Sailor Moon as an example. Tuxedo Mask in the manga was a legitimately interesting character that actually helped out and put in work. He also did not start out with powers and instead earned them later. However in the anime he did nothing but she show up throw a rose then disappear after pretending to help. This is because the writers of the anime didn't like him. There's also the bot of awkward writing with the 4 heavenly kings that were in their pasts lives lovers of the sailor scouts. They killed the one that was Sailor Jupiter's lover literally 2 episodes before the introduction of Sailor Jupiter herself. Needless to say the whole lovers in a past life plot never came up in the anime because of this.
Aside from the insights in this scene, the reason for repeating this video many times is mainly because of the arrows. They're satisfying to look at. They look like they're made of that plastic material that feels smooth and kinda rubbery. Plus the way they slither around and grow.
Gintama where the filler episodes are the actual stories while the "actual" stories are about the characters taking shit on other animes, celebrities or even politicians. Truly a masterpiece made by a member of the pinnacle of evolution, a gorilla.
I've rewatched Gintama a few times already, but the more I watch it, the more I realize how Gintama does not give a F* about anything they say or do. Absolute madlad starting from the GOAT Hideaki Sorachi, Producer-san, Staff, and of course the fans. They all have balls of steel. 😂😂😂
nah it's just mild sarcasm and that's it.. the one that got real balls of steel is.. 1) Anime that contains underage character drinking alcohol without reasons like (they're actually a 100 y/o vampire for example) etc. 2) Incest of a sibling from the same belly 3) A human MC that can kill another human (without settings like they're actually top class assassin etc.) and still emotionally okay with it. All of this is the line they're afraid to cross for reasons
For MHA they still managed to f*ck up by modifying the timeline of the events of season 5 to accommodate with the movie release + a lot of bad animations because money was wasted on the damn movie too
Oh my, how nostalgic. To think that this is actually legitly the first explanation on fillers that I have ever watched and it's the explanation that I still go on today. Gintama is truly an og
@@manuelsputnik And we still didn't get a s3 even though it's been 5 years since s2 and there are 3 arcs in the manga that are completely finished. The manga is in the last arc currently but the author is taking a year long break to work on something else and the manga is coming back in May and the final fight will be starting.
JJBA figured that the easiest way to approach this was to start the anime 25 years after the Manga started publishing
And didn’t the Part 6 anime end a bit after Part 8 of the manga finally wrapped up? Right now it’s up in the air as to if they’ll do Part 7.
Not only would animating all the horses be a big undertaking, if they finish it and manage to do Part 8 as well, there’s great risk of arriving at Part 9 before the manga is even halfway done.
@@paperluigi6132 That's the nice thing about Jojo's being separated into distinct parts: you can just wait until the part is finished before you adapt it.
Bruh didn't we get two fillers with just Recaps
@@fujiwaranonekobiodrando1257tf are you talking abt?
@@Skull-qd6iz
I remember getting excited for Jojo Friday and instead there's just a fucking recap episode
Gintama effortlessly shades several popular anime series in just 40 secs.
Is it really throwing shade when he's really just honestly explaining how long running anime based on adaptations work?
Rohan Kishibe and 『Heaven's Door』 Yea
Examples please?
(Other than Fullmetal alchemist)
Extreme Alier Naruto
@@extremealier4143 From the top of my head, the second season of Blue Exorcist. The third season (Kyoto Saga) is the remake of the second season, bc the second season diverged from the manga entirely.
And another can be Tokyo Ghoul second season. Same story with B.E. except the third season (Root A). Continued from the manga, but didn't fill in anime onlies if the second season was done correctly.
And regular fillers are in any long running shounen
This explains Naruto, Fullmetal Alchemist, Bleach and somehow the final season of Game of Thrones all in under a minute. Impressive.
Black butler too. The first two seasons of the anime and the manga are an entirely different ballgame.
Also Hellsing.
I thought it was a breakdown of all the things that went wrong with game of thrones
I didn't even know people don't know about fillers. Back in the day when Naruro's just the first half was coming out it was literal hell to see a clear filler and know that okay, 20 more episodes of this incoming before we get into the plot again. Me hating fillers so much is actually the main-reason I won't anymore really watch any other anime than 1-2 season mini-series'es. They have way better better quality anyway since high end studios don't like to stick to a project for years (they might make the first season of some show and hand it over to another studio).
But with Got they started to diverge in S05 already from the books even tho there was some material they could've still used, more or less half of that season is still from the books and s06 isn't at all anymore. When the show started Martin said he will finish the books before it comes to that but, well he is still in the same place he was when the show started. I tought already in s05 it was showing heavily it wasn't from the books, like a lot less intelligent dialogue and more set-pieces like the dragons when Dany is tried to be assasinated in the arena. The show hadn't really got to use the dragons in action much as an adults before that so it just felt like a weak fluff ending to a setted up plot with, yaaay dragons in action. S08 is whole another story all together and it has a lot to do D&D getting deal to make Star Wars movie (and I think they were heavy on setting up that project while insisting on writing Game of Thrones just by themselves).
The last sentence explained fairy tail
*Gintama animators saving themselves 5 minutes:* “I used the filler to destroy the filler.”
I understood that reference.
oh wow the original mf damn
bro ☠
I have seen you commenting somewhere in TH-cam
@@kittipopruchakanit1150Is it I used fire to destroy fire?
YOU CUT OUT THE BEST PART OF THIS EXPLINATION!
right after he explains the gintama animes methoid (or at least the one at the time) for this.. by outright admitting that the entire explination was there to waste time in the episode.
hypertion lolll
How ironic 😆
What would Gorilla do?
Reruns (Yorinuki Gintama San)
A filler used to explain fillers.
@@smokeybrown8752 fillerception
I love how the cancelled anime just shoots into the ground and blow up like a rocket while the manga just keeps on its merry way
Hunter x Hunter basically
Though I've heard it's getting continued I don't know if it's true
@@Kobekola where'd you hear it? I searched if it is and first thing that pop up is it's unlikely
@@nise6699 well last things I heard about it was Togashi (the author) was gonna try his best to continue the work even if it kills him, he also stated if he does pass away, his wife (Naoko Takeuchi) will finish it. His wife btw is the manga creator for sailor moon
@@TheRealShadyOG yeah, it's kinda sad, the whole health thing going on, but at least if his wife has to finish it, she already has experience with this kind of thing (even if her main thing is shoujo and not shounen)
Akame Ga Kill in a nutshell.
My friends insist that the single best episode of Dragonball Z is a filler episode: when Goku and Piccolo learn to drive.
He’s right, that’s the best episode
And you need to listen to your very educated friend
they're actually right (im not even joking), I remember watching it years ago on tv and enjoyed more than goku vs frieza
I don't even watch dragonball and it sounds like the best episode
besto fireru
Never forgot how Gintoki, Kagura and Kenpachi joked about turning the Benizakura arc into a movie for milking money and then next year they really did it, truly silver balls moment there
man do you have any link?
@@chill_51 No, but just watch any holiday filler episode before the movie launched and they will make this joke
ah, yeah it was supposed to be just another prank at the time, even when they coming back after the second movie they said it was because the overflowing profit that movie make the studio asked for another season
Yo I didn't realize Kenpachi Zaraki from Bleach was in Gintama! Unless you're talking about Shinpachi.
Then, they did a live action adaptation of the benizakura arc again
Those fuccing mad lads
gintama's filler are the only filler i dont skip
Same.
They are all precious moments.
Late but one piece has good filler
Bimo DS (not in a negative way) honestly the way Gintama is made I can’t tell what’s filler or not unless they say it (but I can definitely tell what’s definitely canon)
@@jayveeruzforce905 i really can't differentiate between filler and canon episodes lmao
Offcourse
"shamelessly remake the anime"
fma & hellsing reference hehe.
Kendots however those anime were spectacular so I would cut them some slack
Hayate no Gotoku did exactly that and it was annoying as fuck.
however they still did it lol
Episode???
My very first thought.
the best part about this filler explanation is that it was filler itself
Bro please remind the number of this ep
Gintama's style makes it perfect for fillers to jump in seamlessly before it resumes on adapting the manga.
To top it all off, they put this silly ass scene right in between the two climactic episodes of Yoshiwara in Flames, one of the most emotionally riveting arcs of this show.
Never change Gintama.
I used to think I click on the wrong ep when watching this scene lol
That is the single funniest thing an anime has ever done.
And this is why I always forget about this particular arc.
One piece does this like Chopper goes to monster chopper and loses control and they like Oh hey here's a random filler that takes place in Japan :) Like one piece is great, but the timing ahhh I like almost all the fillers but when their put right after an ep when I'm at the edge of my seat I'm like ahhhhhh
Gintama isn't just an series with gags breaking the 4th wall, it's a long documentary about the whole anime industry ngl
Yeah, I remember they also explain abt how to sketch anime characters and the explanation is so good!
It's a genius anime/documentary 😅😅
@@teamorevilover2863 Oh. the one with Shachi and the prisoners?
PSA for people interested in how Shonen manga works: read Bakuman, either the manga or the anime, which is a quite faithful adaptation.
@@justasandvich7168 the one with mangaka and a gorilla
I feel like people should know this episode in it of itself is filler. You just know the anime is a 10/10 when the staff,va and studio itself doesn't care and has fun with every episode
Gintoki also followed the explanation by saying his entire explanation was literally to waste even more run-time, aka he was making filler to pad out the filler episode.
The episode was not filler, it was in yoshiwara in flames arc
In and of itself.
why is gintama a 9/10? imagine taking MAL seriously... actual dumbfuck
@@noniegyachtet tbf The anime itself IS great though
Plus why do you have to act like a complete asshole?
Oh and google rates it as 91/100, Crunchyroll gives it a 4.8/5 = 9.6/10, IMDb gives a 8.7/10 which rounds off to 9 looks like you're the fool here
The best way to do filler is to make it character-driven instead of plot-driven, so that it’s still doing something useful.
Very different show, but season two of Ted Lasso did this real well, when they were told they needed 12 episodes after writing the whole storyline in 10.
True.. explore the characters
have to make sure not to accidentally overcome amy character flaws before the source material does though...
Imo there are several good ways to do filler:
As you said, some lighthearted character exploring is always fun, like the Kakashi mask shenanigans
Do a lighthearted daily life episode of the characters, like yaknow, what they do when they arent fighting etc
Or if its like Black Butler, you can add filler events that fit in well with the story but arent too connected to it
@@natchu96 Doesn't have to have chara dev. Gintama did a filler that was just centered around Hijikata trying to run away from a relationship by dressing up as mayonnaise.
@@justasandvich7168 I mean that's what I'm saying though. You have to be careful to avoid developing absolutely everybody lest they diverge from source material.
Crazy thing was this scene was played right between a super hype fight to waste 4 mins of screentime. Studio sunrise is a genius
The thing about Gin Tama is that, character roles broke the 4th dimension to the point that we wouldn't find it weird if Kagura became the main character with shinpachi's va having the outfit of Gin
4th wall*, unless I'm missing some context. 4th dimension is commonly held to be "time".
I mean they kinda did with one of the movies? Gin is presumed dead, but Shinpachi and Kagura continue his legacy
Consider that whole anime world is a 3D world (for us it may be 2D but not for the character living there..right.)
And so we as an individuals who can observe/watch them are beings living in 4rth dimension. So when the characters speak or say something which only we are aware of like when they say;
I am main protagonist.
Or whatever gintama said here.
So there indirect interaction with us is crossing the 4rth wall.
@@shubhamprasad1650 Thats not how dimensions work. The sentence „breaking the 4th wall“ comes from theatre and would be the right term here.
Just imagine you are trying to make up something ridiculous in Gintama, only to find out it has already been done
In Detective Connan, the Red line is moving at 60km/h while the yellow one is at 3km/h lol
In all fairness isn't the og mangaka dead. I'd be surprised that it's moving at any pace tbh
@@datekaname2246 man your comment made me panic a little. The mangaka is still alive, damn it
@@datekaname2246 swear to Bob, I see anything about them dying this year I’m coming back and I’m crying on your shoulder
The author is busy playing the boat waifu game (not azur lane)
Thought of the exact same thing 😭 so true tho
Fun fact: GINTAMA filler explanation ep was also a filler ep😂
To be honest, everything in Season 1 Gintama is filler because there was no story progress intended. It was basically a metacommentary on (Japanese) pop culture and then out of nowhere got a really good story arc.
Does filler have two definitions? I see some people use it to refer to “episodes that don’t exist in the original manga” and some people use it to refer to “slice of life episodes that don’t move the plot forward”.
@@m.i7211 They're used interchangeably, and they're both valid definitions in my opinion (especially when 90% of the time both cases are true).
@@akumayoxiruma season 1 though looks like fillers but are actually canon and imo served purpose as those episodes literally built the world and characters making the audiences get attached to the characters which in turn made the experience and journey so much more wholesome.
ちょいちょい思い当たる作品が脳裏に浮かぶ
例えばどんな？教えて下さい。
ブリ⚪︎チ、⚪︎グレ、ワ⚪︎ピース。ある意味ドラゴ⚪︎ボール等
0:13 Hunter X Hunter
0:16 Bleach
0:24 Naruto Shippuden
0:28 Full Metal Alchemist, Hellsing
0:39 Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood, Hellsing Ultimate
lol back to HxH being Shamelessly remade.
Lmao
Remember when you watch a serious ninja war arc, and then the chunin exam comes out of nowhere
Saint Seiya was also cancelled before they could adapt the Hades arc.
They did get to it eventually....in 2002.
0:28 Sadly, The Promised Neverland
This is definitely the best explanation of filler I've ever heard.
And it is from 5 years ago.
Isn't the anime older than that?
no this clips from like 2009
Bruh, this episode is over 10 years old 😂
@@matthew1673 damn, even older than tought
A great explanation as to why anime sucks lol
This was low key very educative, if you're new to anime this is actually a pretty good video to quickly explain filler
i still dont get it lmao
@@pancakedev6 animes are based off the manga, but usually mangas are incomplete so the anime have to make sure they dont progress too fast so as to not catch up with the manga, otherwise they would not have enough content to make a full season of episodes, thus thats why fillers are there, to fill in the time where the manga is still being developed.
A manga accurate anime adaptation r very hard to find.. I would say it's the Anime company fault not the Manga
Animators: how can we make more filler?
Director: talk about filler in filler
Gintoki leaking industry secrets here and there...
The FBI said they're fine with this one
Dont forget he also leaked how the budget is low to make an anime
What secrets?
@@REALwoombath Secrets of Studio Anime.
in comedy genre it's completely ok
Gintoki forgot about the "One Piece" method. It's like adding a ton of water to a soup so you can eat it longer.
Basically the red arrow doing spins and spins around the yellow one.
@@AntoLol-vf7jl I think a more accurate representation would be for the red arrow to go at turtle speed but still keeping a straight line with the yellow one😂
This episode was aired on 2009, so this supeeeeeer stretching method of one piece was still probably not popular among long running animes that time. Though I definitely, strongly agree with you're description XD
Some one piece fillers are actually kinda good
One piece is actually easy to do a filler, just pretend the crew lands on an island that's irrelevant to the saga
ONEPIECE→アニメが原作に追いつかないよう調整
NARUTO→少年編を3年間アニオリで延長
BLEACH→原作に近いアニオリを挟んで調整、千年血戦篇は無駄を省いたりアニメ補完したりした
トリコ→アニメが打ち切りで原作と違うシナリオへ
ガッシュ、シャーマンキング、鋼錬など→原作とは違うシナリオ
永遠に合流できなくて一から再開したのに1期も2期も名作扱いのハガレンさん
ヘルシングもハガレンと似たパターンだね
Alternative title: Gintoki explains why popular weekly anime could avoid a lot of trouble by becoming seasonal.
this was before that could be viable AKA streaming services
As far as I know, it's Black Clover, Boruto, etc. Fr BC animation is ugly af and the filler is just woah, there's only 4/5 eps with good animation (Don't bully me, I've watched till eps 170 so any argument you make is invalid since I'm telling the truth)
@Kyle Lee agree
@@Andrekrep420 💯
depends, some seasonal anime like Tokyo Ghoul and Yakusoku no Neverland do flop from their original manga
GoT fans experiencing what anine fans have sufferd for decades!
yup this clip is being referenced all over the place in GoT season 8 discussions
Yep
GOT FANS NEED GOT BROTHERHOOD 😂 😂
@@sanjaynayak460 just call the reboot ASOIAF
11 FUCKING YEARS
this filler explanation is one of the reasons i watched gintama... the way they demolish the 4th wall so effortlessly is hilarious
To be fair, the shameless reboot of FMA turned out to be one of the best anime with a satisfying end to ever exist
I assumed the shameless reboot thing was a crack at HxH
It wasn’t a reboot the anime was different from the ending of the mangas ending so they made brotherhood to make the anime have the same ending as the manga
@@davidpittman8762 People talking about that always drives me nuts. Original FMA ends differently because it was finished before the manga. The alternative was going full DBZ and having five minutes last 30 episodes so the manga could catch up.
What's so wrong with taking a Hitchhiker's Guide approach and just accepting that different versions have story variations?
@@ryanderenbecker8837 well anime viewers would probably want to see the original ending
@@davidpittman8762
The original ending is none of them survive, right?
He forgot about the 'Goku vs Freiza' method, wherein the anime stretches an event that was in the manga for as long as humanly possible, even when the manga claims it only happened in a short amount of time.
You're saying like the longest fight in animation history was intended to be short?
@@velvetbutterfly In the manga it takes 5 minutes on average to read the whole fight, just as Frieza said. In the anime, it takes like 9 episodes, each one being 22 minutes.
It probably should take longer than 5 minutes to read a few chapters...but also...the manga was still weekly so it didn't matter how long it took to read after it was already finished.
@@SonicmaniaVideos Fights blow through pages. They're usually just splash pages with cool art, so a lot of Manga's force feed exposition to drag it out. But Manga like Baki are notorious for having an entire page dedicated to a single punch where other Manga would have a good chunk of dialogue.
It was also intended to be final episodes of the series but try did a classic move.
Gintama surprisingly has very little filler episodes even though you expect for it to have a ton cause its the perfect format to have them. The show doesn't follow any singular plotline, each episode starts and ends its own storyline, rarely spanning 2 or more episodes. So it would've been super easy to put in fillers without having to worry about breaking up the plot progression.
Well you could make the argument the whole damn show is practically filler with occasional serious story telling (effectively reversing the role of filler and regular episode)
@@mostdefinitelynotadurian1043 It doesn't really make much sense to think of filler as something that doesn't advances the main plot because a lot of series like Gintama have little to no main plot. Cowboy Bebop would be mostly filler. Nichijou would be 100% filler. Most western cartoons would be considered to be just filler. The Simpsons, Rick and Morty, Regular Show and South Park would be pretty much all filler. If you want to make the argument that those series are indeed completely filler, then I make the argument that your definition of filler is clearly flawed.
you just can't recognize it immediately unless you look up the list
@@eriknurwahab2861 You can easily recognize most of them. Their fillers are the same animation with different voice dubbed over. They even mention the episodes being filler within the episodes.
It's like cartoons like tom and jerry and spongebob.
ほんとこの説明秀逸
Or in detective Conan’s Case, the manga is trying to catch up to the filler
When an Anime explains an anime.......only gintama can do that in a very legit way possible
That's Gintama
It lives in its own space between the 4th wall and its own universe.
Shirobako would like a word with you.
@@notnullnotvoid Paranoia Agent had an utterly beautiful episode on the anime industry as well.
This reminds of when Saiki Kusuo explained that his mass psychic hypnosis is literally the reason anime logic exists.
Meta anime is the best type of anime
Which anime and which episode
@@praveensukabrahmam The disastrous life of Saiki K. The first episode.
Its a pretty great anime
@@praveensukabrahmam I'd recommend it. It's downright hilarious sometimes especially when it plays around with common tropes of anime
Saiki's inhibitor antenna even makes a cameo in Gintama and Saiki K. paid it back by refrencing that scene
this is always very informative, I always suggest people to watch this clip to educate them as to why filler exists...
原作ストックの話をアニメでするのは斬新。
They could go the seasonal route, where the anime would go on a temporary hiatus after an arc, giving the manga time to go on ahead. This certainly avoids fillers and unnecessary episodes. But the seasonal route has downsides too.
* Interest in the series can wane with time depending on how long the wait between seasons is.
* Manga which have massive arcs like One Piece or Dragon Ball cannot adapt this approach. Seasons only last between one or two cours (tv period of about 12 weeks per cour), which arcs like Wano or Namek would definitely not be able to cram in.
* A studio may not want to continue doing the anime and give it to another studio, who make it worse.
* An anime can still catch up to the manga and have to wait several years to give the manga time to make new content, which will make fans impatient.
* Studios can still include filler in seasonal anime, which combine the worst of both worlds.
In short, seasonal anime isn’t a cure-all for every yearly anime and must be approached with just as much tact as any other yearly anime.
First downside is why I don't watch AoT anymore. I just keep up with the story by looking at memes or snippets from the show.
@@merwinbagano2525
Feels like this was the right approach. I've been avoiding spoilers for the show for a decade now (not always successfully) and it feels it wasn't worth the wait. It looks good, but I guess something with such a huge name is expected to at least look good.
You're spot on. But despite its flaws, seasonal is still the best solution imo. It worked for SnK, for SAO, for Fate/Zero and many others.
Honestly, I don't know why the industry waited 2010's to start using this approach widely. American series have been doing that forever and it's worked.
For long-running manga, they could just decide to stop the season when they realize they're too close to the latest arc, and wait for a few years. Fairy Tail did it twice. Granted, it did have a few fillers ; but much less than if they had decided to go on without any pause.
Another solution would be to just wait for the manga to be close to its end, but that would be asking for businessmen to _not_ milk popular books, and that's above their competence.
@@Dante02d12 It worked for SnK in the long run, but I remember how shockingly unpopular season 2 was when it came out. It took until season 3 part 2 for it to regain its popularity.
@@Dante02d12
The reason is pretty simple and that is that they feared of losing viewers. Loot at Attack on Titan as an example. Yes, it came back, but the hype around S2 wasn't really that huge. If it had released like 1 year later, the viewerbase would have been there directly. And not every series can recover like that after all. And even Attack on Titan had problems as the guys behind it wanted the Final Season to release alongside the finale of the manga instead of waiting a few months more to get it finished in a more polished way.
Lastly, it also means that you lose merchandise opportunities which is even more problematic. Merchandise usually only sells when a series is airing. So if you can keep a series running, you can sell more merchandise and therefore make more money as the anime itself isn't what brings in the most money, so it doesn't matter if the show suffers in the long run.
I think "filler" content of any media should be used to explore the more human aspect of the characters. Then, instead of simply twiddling thumbs between plot points, we gain a deeper love for the characters, making the plot points more meaningful when they arrive.
That's typically how they work outside of anime from what I've seen.
The problem with that is that not every anime gets to work with the mangaka, so with that you're risking that you'll either change the personality of a character or tap into something that the manga plans to explore later, making an unnecessary mess
Imo it's best to just go seasonal and avoid filler altogether
The biggest issue with fleshing out characters in the "filler" is if the show forgets about all that growth as soon as it goes back to adapting the manga.
Filler is in quotes because filler exists of a spectrum from pointless/detracts from the show (a lot of Naruto's latter filler) to "its not manga REEEEEE" which you would never realize is filler if you're an anime only and don't use a filler guide pointing out every episode that isn't in the manga. (Naruto had a lot of episodes like this in the beginning, but it also had a lot of time wasters like hot springs or whats under Kakashi's mask)
@@user-zz3sn8ky7z This.
No because any growth you see isn’t a part of the actual story meaning they’d never be referenced again
0:12 Bleach
0:18 Hunter X Hunter
0:23 Detective Conan / Kessu Kullosu
0:29: Full Metal Alchemist
That last example is exactly what they did to Toriko. That show deserved better.
So basically a filler is the anime version of "look, a bird!" While they continue to make content in the manga....
@kaczok awhh yeah Captain tsubasa was my first anime way before inazuma eleven, but sadly I was too young I forgot it, thanks for reminding
Imagining how much fun the animators had making the arrows go crazy 😂
I'm imagining the "Gor-rilla!" scene in Tarzan where he discovers drawing on the chalkboard and just goes wild
Probably not a lot
probably just input a bunch of random coords.
If cg is remotely anything like keyframes in editing, I imagine this was a no brainer.
Feels bad people in the west didn't accept Gintama as other anime. This is so good lmao
good technique tbh
sadly some people still only watch dub and Gintama might have the worse dub of all-time + it doesn't even get to the benizakura arc before it's sub only. ik a lot of people love the comedy but imo the serious arcs were more entertaining than even HxH because of how little downtime there was and how little time they wasted.
i like how this episode explain about filler when ironically this episode itself was a filler
FMA Brotherhood.
But that worked lol.
And Hunter x Hunter 2011 too.
It was shameless tho
Mixed bag, it works better for the later stuff but does a bad rushjob of a lot of the early stuff.
FMA Brotherhood and
hunter x hunter 2011
beginnings are botched so bad
@@samuelG009 fullmetal yeah but not hunter hunter.
That last one was the perfect example of what happened to Full Metal Alchemist, and the second one perfectly describes Bleach.
Ngl I love the first full metal alchemist anime more than brotherhood
@@dreary.3714 It has a different story that is still worth telling, I can see your view. Original FMA is still amazing even if it gets a little nutso with the movie and such. It still works.
@@dreary.3714 too bad the movie and ending to the OG ruined it
Probably cause you watched it before the manga or brotherhood
@@dreary.3714 hey some people enjoy the taste of shit
I will still never forgive what they did to Soul Eater
"The characters and plotlines being so different they can never rejoin."
You can say Fullmetal Alchemist, Gintoki.
Everyone knows.
Naruto be like: we do flashback inside of a flashback so we can put fillers in those flashback's flashbacks
@Gibbon great shinobi war? More like great exposition dump war
That final battle starts in around when the tailed beasts get swallowed (hulu calls is season 5) and goes on and on until the only thing left is the like 5 episode wedding arc. I swear i skipped half of the episodes in between when i got sick of everybody's flashbacks and dreams and just show the god dam fight already. (I definitely would have dropped the show if i was watching it as it came out, so much useless repetition)
@TheWeeaboo but Sasuke had a lot of tools at his disposal to compensate for his lack of power. At first the cursed seal of heaven, which carried him through regular Naruto after the first Chunin exams and made him a decent Uchiha, but still weaker than Itachi. He then upgrades the seal and absorbs Orochimaru to be on a similar level to an extremely weakened and nearly blind Itachi, before he ultimately takes Itachi's eyes (the ultimate power boost that only Madara achieved before) as well as several white Zetsus to be able to take on the Kages. Against Kabuto it was Itachi who dominated the fight, and only when he got the Rinnegan gifted by the Sage of the Six Paths did he actually surpass Itachi. So while Sasuke was always a weak Uchiha he got access to a multitude of tools and support that no other Uchiha had.
The war arc was so bad for this in the anime. In the manga it wasn’t nearly as tedious to read.
@TheWeeaboo the whole thing with naruto doesn't sit right with me either, his entire power progression is really janky. Starts of lame, basically spamming shadow clone over and over. Took i think a hundred or so episode for him to learn something decently good (rasengan) which is really slow. But then starting with the pain arc it seems like the writer gave up on trying to slowly build up his power and just buff the hell out of him as fast as possible. Hell even the sage mode was really only used once, that was against pain and rarely ever become useful in a fight again because he already got the exponentially more powerful bijuu mode not long after. And in the last arc they just straight up give him power closest to a literal godhood on a silver platter without much buildup
Good thing JoJo is over 30 years old. No fillers, or bad adaptations
What would a JoJo filler be like had They make an Anime in the 80's or Early 90's.
bad adaptations
you mean the phantom blood movie
@@gearedge you mean JoJo movie from 2006?
@@conradojavier7547 filler arc in some mysterious island where a sleeping vampire resides suddenly awakes.
now that part 8 done and araki take a break for a year there will be part 9 manga
Shin got the best face on perfect end clip
How could you not love Gintama
Gintoki - Lists four different problems with fillers
Naruto - “ *Hold my beer* “
*Hold my shadow clone jutsu
Hold my-
•ramen
•dirty magazine
•frog
•chakra sphere (rasengan)
•kunai
Naruto just 3 episode flashback after another
Naruto is just 3
At the 300-ish episode mark, there's a ginpachi sensei section at the end of one particular episode where a viewer writes to them saying that the gintama movie (one that released before this point probably) showed a silent montage of Gintoki transferring Shouyo's school late in relation to Katsura and Takasugi, whereas the anime shows otherwise, with Gintoki having first met Shouyo.
He then goes to explain that this is in no way due to the fact that they had no clue this would happen (because the manga hadn't gotten to that point), and that there was actually no context in the said clip (it was silent) and proceeded to add dialogue to it. The dialogue was about Gintoki shitting his pants
nice save...
well that went in a way i didnt expect to end
Im crying LMAOOO
the funny thing is Gintama rarely using filler for that problem, they just said the anime is out of budget and stopping the production only to coming back months later
Probably the best explanation for fillers out there.
Glad JJBA never has to worry about filler.
Because JoJo is super old. Has had a cult following for the last 20 or so years. And only now did they animate the 4th arc while the manga is on its 8th or 9th arc.
Manuel Enrique Solano Rodriguez i think he meant that every arc in jojo is like a whole new manga
yeah like we have to wait 3 years for a new season
todd part*
I dunno, Araki's taking his sweet goddamn time with JoJolion. In the time since it started in 2011, 5 of the 7 previous parts have been adapted into anime.
Hats off to the writers of long running animes that still lives till this day.
One Piece. They use half of a manga chapter to make an entire episode sometimes.
Once piece and Dragon Ball are the main ones (mostly because the others are done)
@@milkuetea whats interesting, thats mostly an parctice of ONE studio in Japan (i am looking at you TOEI).
@@josevitorino1533and they do whatever they can, to have the Ip sustaining this long through various means is a blessing of itself
I wish Takeshi Shudo (writer of early Pokémon episodes, known for filler done right) had lived longer.
そう考えるとアニオリに頼らないアニメワンピースって凄いな
昔は普通にアニオリあったよ
最近は引き伸ばしだけど
I can't help but think of Fullmetal Alchemist when he's talking about remake...
0:30 basically the first FMA anime.
0:13 basically the Bleach anime, as well. Such a shame, it had really good animation for its time.
@@Starry_Wave oh my god at least FMA only did it once. Bleach just wouldnt stop with the boring ass filler. I heard Naruto was like that too but i never watched it. Wish I had tried Gintama when it was new.
@@lebensraummetal I've never watched Bleach myself but I kind of know this one filler where it was about some character baking a fucking *cake* for some filler character. Do you know the full context of this particular filler? Did the anime really had to scrape that low inside the horseshit-filled barrel?
@@Starry_Wave GUESS WHAT
@@mridul3526 Yes, I know an anime for Bleach's Thousand Year Blood War Arc is coming. I guess it will come next year.
To be fair, FMA basically did this and both versions were still worth watching. I mean, the manga-accurate version was still better. But the one where the anime went off and did its own thing was still pretty good in its own right.
Yeah I agree
Going back in time to kill Hitler and a dragon was not....better in my opinion. But everything that still kept up with the manga took it's time and had proper weight to it.
@@civilwarfare101 I liked both Hellsing series. The older one had a little more focus on Seras' plight to finally shed her humanity, and they tried to make their own villain Incognito (which wasn't too bad, though a few character design flaws); while Ultimate ended up being about Alucard vs Nazis vs the Catholic church, and came with more unique one-off vampire enemies...and Seras becomes more badass when she finally drinks.
I say the same about FMA vs FMAB, I loved the design and story of FMA's Homunculi way more than the entire Father storyline going on in FMAB, but FMAB still had a much more wholesome ending. Both have their best and worst, and should be watched separately so as not to catch yourself comparing the finer details and having deja vu during the duplicate episodes (where the story didn't really change between the two series).
The original was my favorite. Much better tone and pacing. And for not following the source material, still had an amazing story.
FMA is the exception ,not the rule, though
The irony of him explaining this in a filler episode....
dang i needed this
At least Gintama anime takes breaks
Whether it’s done willingly or not, they still take breaks
@@boobemi lol
0:16 happend to bleach lmfao....
Coming back!
Lord Adz nope bleach ended with a canon arc but was completely caught up to manga and the studio didn't want to do more fillers so they ended it not cancelled
@@amank9762 ik it ended with cannon arc lol. But they had to cancel it for that reason where it was too close
Except in reverse where the manga fucks itself hard. It really does not make me look forward to the anime
@@irregulargamer1352 yeah I really hope they make some changes, that final arc was such a train wreck .
i'm glad that with the fullmetal alchemist series you can appreciate both versions
yes
Yeah, but Brotherhood doesn't have the hilarious line to sell the series that the OG series does.
I can't turn around and tell them it ends by fighting Nazi's
With Fullmetal Alchemist, 2003 was already planned out to last one year. (+ the movie) So it managed to stick the landing well enough, Arakawa supported the anime staff along the way too.
She was pretty hands-off with Brotherhood, though.
That was actually pretty informative
And how does Gintama stall to let the manga go on... Ok, 5 mins are up
they simply end the anime as a season and when enough material has been created (manga) they resume it
this season that finished back on summer and the one starting on October are perfect examples of this
Also how much well put those fillers are
no one actually follows Gintama story route, that is the trick.
Episode??
when no one understood the reference in a year lol
fillers can sometimes be a fun way to explore the characters personalities. For example Sailor moon side characters were a lot more fleshed out in the filler episodes of the old anime which made them more fun. But the remake sailor moon that follows the manga more closely doesnt flesh out the side characters personalities so well and you dont get attached to them like you do in the old anime.
But but but OG manga authors original vision!!!!
Some people refuse to believe the anime does anything better
@@troywright359 you can't hear the cute voices in manga, everyone have to agree that anime does that better :3
@@ano_nym *the cringe amogus*
Flesh
However filler can also result in certain characters becoming less important. Lets continue using Sailor Moon as an example. Tuxedo Mask in the manga was a legitimately interesting character that actually helped out and put in work. He also did not start out with powers and instead earned them later. However in the anime he did nothing but she show up throw a rose then disappear after pretending to help. This is because the writers of the anime didn't like him. There's also the bot of awkward writing with the 4 heavenly kings that were in their pasts lives lovers of the sailor scouts. They killed the one that was Sailor Jupiter's lover literally 2 episodes before the introduction of Sailor Jupiter herself. Needless to say the whole lovers in a past life plot never came up in the anime because of this.
Perfectly explains american comics and why there are so many reboots and different versions of the same crap
Or Killing of Ms. Marvel, only to Revive her to match her MCU Counterpart.
That was the most perfectly cut video in my life
Episode 145 for anyone wondering
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They should, shamelessly, remake Tokyo Ghoul.
Yassss, that I want, if I have money ill shamelessly make a tg remake
Especially season 2 lmfao
They should also remake Soul Eater with 0 shame
@@Sorrelhas SAY IT LOUDER!!!!
I feel like they basically did already in season 2. Kaneki being a whole different person for so long felt weird as hell
I was trying to understand fillers but couldn't get it. But gintama helped me
Not only manga into anime, but also light novel and novel itself
cough *NARUTO* cough *BLEACH* cough
Oof
@Mehmet Sarikaya I think one piece is not too much unlike another popular anime.
cough *DRAGON BALL Z* cough
@@HarmonySword especially dbz super manga and anime are so different as if they are their own canon
@@cherrabenoussama3509 lol
Aside from the insights in this scene, the reason for repeating this video many times is mainly because of the arrows.
They're satisfying to look at. They look like they're made of that plastic material that feels smooth and kinda rubbery. Plus the way they slither around and grow.
The sound effect that plays when they move is a good touch as well. These silly little arrows have such personality.
I thought it was just me hahaha
I thought it was just me hahaha
I thought it was just me hahaha
it would be rocket science to just pause the production for a bit
Ironically that's what Gintama does
and dip viewer ship
i love the one frame at the end, his face says it all lol
So... basically Game of Thrones the past few seasons.
Noo, in fact, they started speeding up and just ran right past the books xD
HAHAHAHAHAHA AAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
@@salvatoreharan So, like the explanation in the video.
No, because they didnt add in filler or have big breaks to avoid catching up. They just straight up jumped to the ending
Gintama where the filler episodes are the actual stories while the "actual" stories are about the characters taking shit on other animes, celebrities or even politicians. Truly a masterpiece made by a member of the pinnacle of evolution, a gorilla.
Sorachi hideki you mean?
@@kerrygamer9359 Who else but the inventor of the world ending weapons, right honey?
@@user-pi1lb4tf2f I don't about that, but gintama filler never fail for that, there are still funny entertainment, that's why I really like it.
*REJECT HUMANITY RETURN TO MONKE*
Gintama is such an incredibly Based and Genius anime, absolute peak comedic writing and show overall
The only anime where I watched every filler
One Piece's Technique:
Manga Speed: 1x
Anime Speed: 0.5x
Since wano we get always 0,5 chapter now i´m even happy with 0,75 lol
I've rewatched Gintama a few times already, but the more I watch it, the more I realize how Gintama does not give a F* about anything they say or do. Absolute madlad starting from the GOAT Hideaki Sorachi, Producer-san, Staff, and of course the fans. They all have balls of steel. 😂😂😂
Don't you mean... balls of silver?
Or dont you mean balls of gintama
Gintama is its own Element of Awesome stupid
But, Sorachi is Gorilla.
nah it's just mild sarcasm and that's it..
the one that got real balls of steel is..
1) Anime that contains underage character drinking alcohol without reasons like (they're actually a 100 y/o vampire for example) etc.
2) Incest of a sibling from the same belly
3) A human MC that can kill another human (without settings like they're actually top class assassin etc.) and still emotionally okay with it.
All of this is the line they're afraid to cross for reasons
0:14 Basically Fire Force:
This is super useful. I’m archiving it.
Now the move seems to be “take an extended break and wait for the manga to get further ahead”
Worked wonders for MHA and attack on Titan
Inuyasha did pretty well doing that. The only issue is that the Final Act was much shorter than the rest of the series.
did they do that for Demon Slayer? if so, kudos to Ufotable because they have a whole-ass manga to do with EVERY arc
@@coelacanthtrench7 not really, with demon slayer they’re just taking their sweet time making the anime as good as possible
For MHA they still managed to f*ck up by modifying the timeline of the events of season 5 to accommodate with the movie release + a lot of bad animations because money was wasted on the damn movie too
@@mdm_topplelock that's true
Oh my, how nostalgic. To think that this is actually legitly the first explanation on fillers that I have ever watched and it's the explanation that I still go on today. Gintama is truly an og
that single frame of a disappointed guy at the end brings this whole video together
この現象を一番分かりやすい形でまとめてるのが、鋼の錬金術師だよね
Ironically, this scene is probably one of the best fillers I’ve ever seen from an anime
I understand Blue exorcist's first season ending now
Jian Ling Lim Same thing with Black butler manga and show
Oh god black butler s2 sucked i couldn't finish it
Also funny how they shamelessly started season 2 whilst ignoring the last 9 or so episodes of season 1. like bruh
When Kyoto Arc anime has absolutely nothing to do with to first season
@@manuelsputnik And we still didn't get a s3 even though it's been 5 years since s2 and there are 3 arcs in the manga that are completely finished. The manga is in the last arc currently but the author is taking a year long break to work on something else and the manga is coming back in May and the final fight will be starting.
I literally started watching the show because of this video
人気な漫画とアニメの作戦解説ほんまにおもろすぎて今後なぜ銀魂好きですかと聞かれたらこの動画見せとく草