I want all the seasons possible, no matter how many episodes, it never lost its unique apeal. Very melancholic, very heartwarming, sad but hopefully, sweet and comforting.
@@SingingSealRiana I know right. No matter how many episodes or seasons have passed, the authors and producers kept all of the good elements. This is why I feel that it’s so underrated!
It's a rare kind of show. I have a hunch that at it's height, it drew a certain demographic in. People who crave to have the unseen and neglected aspects of themselves wrapped in a warm blanket. It has a way of expressing that solitude can at times be a blessing even if it comes from tragedy. There is only a certain type of person that can appreciate the underlying themes of this show and I feel most others would find it quite boring (because they can't relate) or triggering (because they don't like thinking about loneliness). I love how far this show has come and how wide reaching it is all over the world. It shows how much depth the souls on this planet have and I find that so comforting.
Slice of life can be “boring” to some people but I find those series pretty endearing and gives life a different perspective. The underlying themes often fly past people but then the ones who get it are very similar to each other. I think it’s nice that the people who appreciate this are mostly good people ☺️
This is what keeps me coming back to the story. 1. Seeing Natsume and protective Nyanko/Madara moments. 2. Seeing Natsume grow in his relationships as his past is pretty lonely 3. The drama of Natsume struggling being a person who 'sees.' 4. Each adventure is unique but also brings back loveable side characters. 5. Wanting to know more about the mystery that is Nyanko/Madara and how his and Natsume's future will be like.
The most amazing lesson about compassion and love in natsume book of friends is, that you do not need to really understand someone, why they do stuff, what they are going through to show them compassion and treat them with kindness. The fujiwaras know something is of about him, so go Kitamoto and Nishimura. All four know Natsume lies to them, keeps stuff from them, vitniss stuff where there is not a sane explanation for but everyone of them decides to focus on his kindness, sweetness and compassion instead. No matter how aware they are of his worrying behavior, they just love him anyway. Same goes for Natori, though in a different regard. Natori very well knows that Natsume is not mentally ill, his point of not understanding is Natsume selflessness, recklessness and compassion for beings that just tried to eat him a few moments ago. But compassion is importent to Natsume, so Natori disregards everything he learned about self-preservation and tries as hard as he can to live up to Natsume ideals no matter how illogical and dangerous it is. He loves that kid and the possibility that he dissapoints it is scary er to him then throwing everything he believes in overboard.
Amazing description of Natsume Yuujinchou. I truly like all of the characters in the series and each episode always teaches a new lesson. It always ends on a happy note and it’s something I rely on to get my serotonin. The series truly taught me about love, kindness, compassion, and about finding yourself. Words truly cannot describe how I feel when I watch each episode.
I like Natsume as a main character a lot, because he's not some perfect nice guy pushover that gets people to like him just cause he's nice. There's SOOOO much more to him + throwing in Nyanko/Madara... they're just so much fun together.
I spend 2020 rewatching this anime while doing my final project as a university student in the peak of covid alone in my dorm, it's give me something to anticipate during those horrible days and calm me in the end of the day. I don't know what it is but this anime really warm my heart, I watch it every time I'm feeling down or don't have something to watch.
I watched the series in April of 2020. It definitely impacted my life like no other because just like Natsume, I am always misunderstood by others because of my reserved, introverted personality. Here in the Philippines, people are rather outgoing, thus my desire to live in a rural place in Japan. However, the series also taught me to not take for granted the people I have significant connections with. Rewatching it while waiting for season 7.
I learned of this show because it's supposedly from an entirely new genre, it's called "healing" (forgot the Japanese name for it now) it's kind of uncanny of how he interacts with the yokai, after I played Nioh I see them as vicious demons lol, can't wait to give this series a shot, nice video!
@@aleksandarstojceski3139 It's just so genuinely kind, with endearing characters and great arcs. Every episode is emotional and the series as a whole is heartwarming.
I feel like this show is so forgotten. It really makes me sad that people let this one go since its so meaningful the way the characters are genuine. There are funny moments but its less comedy and more human
This is an anime that doesn’t make it tired to rewatch. I have binged this series since I was a teenager and now as someone approaching their thirties. But if there is one thing that makes me go gaga about the series is the rotundness of Nyanko sensei.
I am almost finished with the anime for some reason the finally is not available for me right now but I will watch the special episodes instead I had to skipped on because I had no idea when to watche them i really like this series You truly put everything I was thinking about the series into words❤
Question: Is Natsume Yuujinchou a Slice of Life Masterpiece? Answer: Yes, it is. No more words are needed ╰(￣ω￣ｏ) I love this anime from the bottom of my heart.
@@IntrovertChineseGirl ah. I get that. 👍🏻 I started non non biyori but couldn't get into it, and left it on hold to watch under a different mood setting. Natsume was quite addicting and binge-able on the other hand.
@@MaryBaker-ev6cu We don't know how Reiko died, either, just that she was still very young and found under a tree. I'm eager for more info on his family.
I want another season of Natsume Yuujinchou!!
I want all the seasons possible, no matter how many episodes, it never lost its unique apeal. Very melancholic, very heartwarming, sad but hopefully, sweet and comforting.
@@SingingSealRiana I know right. No matter how many episodes or seasons have passed, the authors and producers kept all of the good elements. This is why I feel that it’s so underrated!
@@IntrovertChineseGirl it is extremely underrated it teaches so much everyone should learn and can use a reminder of
@@SingingSealRiana It really is underrated😢
@@IntrovertChineseGirl only ever met one person who knew it and I was in a manga club. . .
It's a rare kind of show. I have a hunch that at it's height, it drew a certain demographic in. People who crave to have the unseen and neglected aspects of themselves wrapped in a warm blanket. It has a way of expressing that solitude can at times be a blessing even if it comes from tragedy. There is only a certain type of person that can appreciate the underlying themes of this show and I feel most others would find it quite boring (because they can't relate) or triggering (because they don't like thinking about loneliness). I love how far this show has come and how wide reaching it is all over the world. It shows how much depth the souls on this planet have and I find that so comforting.
Slice of life can be “boring” to some people but I find those series pretty endearing and gives life a different perspective. The underlying themes often fly past people but then the ones who get it are very similar to each other. I think it’s nice that the people who appreciate this are mostly good people ☺️
This is what keeps me coming back to the story.
1. Seeing Natsume and protective Nyanko/Madara moments.
2. Seeing Natsume grow in his relationships as his past is pretty lonely
3. The drama of Natsume struggling being a person who 'sees.'
4. Each adventure is unique but also brings back loveable side characters.
5. Wanting to know more about the mystery that is Nyanko/Madara and how his and Natsume's future will be like.
The most amazing lesson about compassion and love in natsume book of friends is, that you do not need to really understand someone, why they do stuff, what they are going through to show them compassion and treat them with kindness. The fujiwaras know something is of about him, so go Kitamoto and Nishimura. All four know Natsume lies to them, keeps stuff from them, vitniss stuff where there is not a sane explanation for but everyone of them decides to focus on his kindness, sweetness and compassion instead. No matter how aware they are of his worrying behavior, they just love him anyway.
Same goes for Natori, though in a different regard. Natori very well knows that Natsume is not mentally ill, his point of not understanding is Natsume selflessness, recklessness and compassion for beings that just tried to eat him a few moments ago. But compassion is importent to Natsume, so Natori disregards everything he learned about self-preservation and tries as hard as he can to live up to Natsume ideals no matter how illogical and dangerous it is. He loves that kid and the possibility that he dissapoints it is scary er to him then throwing everything he believes in overboard.
Amazing description of Natsume Yuujinchou. I truly like all of the characters in the series and each episode always teaches a new lesson. It always ends on a happy note and it’s something I rely on to get my serotonin. The series truly taught me about love, kindness, compassion, and about finding yourself. Words truly cannot describe how I feel when I watch each episode.
I like Natsume as a main character a lot, because he's not some perfect nice guy pushover that gets people to like him just cause he's nice. There's SOOOO much more to him + throwing in Nyanko/Madara... they're just so much fun together.
Here after the new season was announced I'm so hyped! A true masterpiece indeed
So happy for the new season 😁
The trailer just came out! Oct. 8th!
Glad to see another natume video, series is way to underrated
It really is🥲
I spend 2020 rewatching this anime while doing my final project as a university student in the peak of covid alone in my dorm, it's give me something to anticipate during those horrible days and calm me in the end of the day. I don't know what it is but this anime really warm my heart, I watch it every time I'm feeling down or don't have something to watch.
I watched the series in April of 2020. It definitely impacted my life like no other because just like Natsume, I am always misunderstood by others because of my reserved, introverted personality. Here in the Philippines, people are rather outgoing, thus my desire to live in a rural place in Japan. However, the series also taught me to not take for granted the people I have significant connections with.
Rewatching it while waiting for season 7.
Thanks so much for talking about my favorite anime, it makes me a bit sad that it's never mentioned.
I learned of this show because it's supposedly from an entirely new genre, it's called "healing" (forgot the Japanese name for it now) it's kind of uncanny of how he interacts with the yokai, after I played Nioh I see them as vicious demons lol, can't wait to give this series a shot, nice video!
Iyashikei. But it's not 100% iyashikei because you still see some conflicts (especially Natori and Matoba)
My all time favorite anime, and in my opinion the best.
It is the best🤗
Whats so great about it?
@@aleksandarstojceski3139 It's just so genuinely kind, with endearing characters and great arcs. Every episode is emotional and the series as a whole is heartwarming.
Not many people talk about it though 😢
Indeed
I can’t believe we’re getting a new season!
I truly love this series... Thanks for recognizing this beautiful anime.
I feel like this show is so forgotten. It really makes me sad that people let this one go since its so meaningful the way the characters are genuine. There are funny moments but its less comedy and more human
This is an anime that doesn’t make it tired to rewatch. I have binged this series since I was a teenager and now as someone approaching their thirties. But if there is one thing that makes me go gaga about the series is the rotundness of Nyanko sensei.
I clicked bcz i saw cute fat cat and stayes to watch the entrire seasons because of the "comfort" feeling this series gives
One of my Favourite series of all time😭💞
Cant wait for season 7 😭😭❤
This is my comfort show 🥹
I am almost finished with the anime for some reason the finally is not available for me right now but I will watch the special episodes instead I had to skipped on because I had no idea when to watche them i really like this series You truly put everything I was thinking about the series into words❤
Nice video. Slice of life is really hard to get into, but I somehow like this one
It’s really calming to watch which is what I like.
Its a master peace ❤ i am crying
natsume's dad didn't just abandone him he and his wive died just a small correction
I was about to type the same thing.
A comfort anime
Really like your narrative 👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️
I'm re-watching the entire series to prepare for the new season. 🎉
Such an amazing show!!!!!
Yes it is 🙌
I will rewatch it and cry again idc
Season 7 let’s gooooooo
🎉🎉🎉
I love this video ❤❤❤
good content girl
true this anime and mushishi
Nyanko sensei is my favourite character in the show
Question: Is Natsume Yuujinchou a Slice of Life Masterpiece?
Answer: Yes, it is.
No more words are needed ╰(￣ω￣ｏ) I love this anime from the bottom of my heart.
Wow so beautiful voice 😍
Aww thank you 😊
Have you also watched barakamon? That one was my entry point anime into the world of slice of life.
I have but I couldn’t get into it😔. I loved the funny moments tho.
@@IntrovertChineseGirl ah. I get that. 👍🏻 I started non non biyori but couldn't get into it, and left it on hold to watch under a different mood setting. Natsume was quite addicting and binge-able on the other hand.
His dad died, you make it sound like he just dipped.
😮 wait his dad died?? I thought he just left Natsume with the relatives
Yeah he died, his mother died during childbirth
Yup, both his parents are dead, though they never say exactly how.
@@MaryBaker-ev6cu We don't know how Reiko died, either, just that she was still very young and found under a tree. I'm eager for more info on his family.
100 PERCENTTTTTTTTTT
I love this series
Same!!!😁
This has been my favorite anime for 14 years now, I hope when the new season comes out, more people will come to love it too. 🫶