Ayo my man you are mentioned in the vid hahaha. Actually when I see you around videos I watch I just noticed that I watched a lot of YT myself in various topics LOL
Literally saw Joey make a joke tweet today saying "who is watching Date Alive?" and someone in the replies seriously started attacking his view count. Like jfc people need a life.
As a manga reader, I can confirm, it is the superior status, because you unlock the mighty counter-argument to argue against any take of anime "Anime only?"
I read the Demon Slayer manga just so that whenever I see someone in the Demon Slayer shirt I can tell them that shinobu dies or that nezuko develops immunity to sunlight
Once upon a time meeting another anime fan meant a life long friend. You didn't care if you two had different opinions on various anime, you'd just be happy to have finally met another person who actually likes the same things as you. I miss those days...
The problem with something niche becoming popular is that you no longer are able to have a meaningful conversation about it. At one point, spy x family the manga had a very tiny community and you could talk to them and have a fun time discussing the story. Now if you go in twitter or reddit, the only thing people are saying is: "anya is so cute uwuwuwuwuw", or "loid makes me gay and I want yor hentai", or.... "anya is too sexualised and this anime should be banned everywhere" Gone are the days of having a nice conversation with a dude about how the background for the latest chapter was great and you can't wait to see what happens next.
@@24dasr hate when things like that happen 😭 I respect peoples thoughts and opinions but I don’t like it when some just make certain animes toxic , cringe or weird for no reason 🤦🏽♀️
My favorite people to show anime to are people who've never watched anime before. No toxicity, no past experiences, just a fresh mind to objectively discuss the thing we're watching.
Unless those people have developed stereotypes from interactions with other people who never watched anime, like "uhuh anime is for weirdos and pervos lmao". I mean, I had stereotype bias against anime as a brat but that was at a time when there were like 3 people watching anime and the only show that was on tv was an extremely butchered edit of Sailor Moon.
Well I never understood why anime was so loved, I wanted to think it was overrated, but how could I tell if I didn't even watched one, that's why this year I recently started to watch anime, altough I'm on a pause for making research on these type of videos, bc since I was young I hated anime nonstop but now it just confuses me, besides I thought I might just try new stuff, I started with Evangelion
@@GD-xk8cb I would recommend violet evergarden. It may have a slow start but it is in my opinion one of the best shows that touch on themes of war , trauma, acceptance, and love
@@spencergreen9415 Firstly, when I was reading tensura I didn't even know that there are actually two of them usually (Light and web novel) well... that backfired when i tried to read kumoko
"Just say you read manga." I cannot describe the emotional reaction I had to that final line because it's both an amazing joke, true, actually works, and called over a million people out like no one has ever called us out before. I went through all the stages of grief in about three seconds.
I've been using the 'I read manga' excuse for a long time. Sometimes followed with 'If god meant for us to watch animation he would have made drawings in books move naturally', a take that I've never stopped using simply because I always marvel at how many people take me seriously, including some people who very seriously have told me that they don't believe in god. I just legitimately prefer manga in general, and usually only like anime in a social setting (Surprisingly hard for 2 or more people to read the same manga volume at the same time). Acting like it makes me superior is mostly because I am 40% troll (On my dad's side).
I read and watch a lot of Star Wars content and I literally don't tell anyone but my most trusted fans, because it is dangerous to have "wrong" Star Wars takes.
damn I feel old, I remember when I was in high school, you meet someone who's also into anime, doesn't matter if you haven't watched the same shows, it usually ends in mutual friendship. nowadays it feels like the word fandom is synonymous with cult.
Fine. It was a good joke. I took no offence at all! Damn it I hate how that was a good one! Sorry lol. I reply like this all the time to comments like yours just for fun!
@@Abwurster At first I glanced at your name even though you clearly stated to NOT do that and read it as "Mikasa marries Eren" BUT THEN I CLICKED ON YOUR CHANNEL JUST BECAUSE I WAS CURIOUS TO SEE WHAT CONTENT YOU HAD AND WHAT THE FUCK!!!!! AND YOUR PROFILE PICTURE DOESN'T EVEN MATCH YOUR NAME!!!! AND WHEN I EXITED OUT OF YOUR CHANNEL TO LOOK AT YOUR NAME ABOVE YOUR REPLY, I WAS ASTOUNDED BY HOW I ASSUMED SOMETHING SO NOT GOOD AND TURNED OUT TO BE EVEN WORSERRRRRRRRR!!!!! *INHALES* AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
Many questions can be asked while discussing anime like “what do this series’ nuances imply” or “what are the themes trying to say about our greater world” or “how well are the character interactions and dialogue written”. The most important question, however, is always: “Can they beat Goku?” Because the hallmark of a good series is how easily one of your characters can clap another. Because writing fiction is a competition that can be settled like in arm wrestling.
I think a good anime must be good right from beginning to end, consistently equally as good the whole time. And it must at bare minimum have good characters and good story. The other stuff can come after that. Demon slayer district arc had flawless animation, but the first half was still boring and the story was kinda mid. Was not good from the start only during the ending. But there's anime like Banana Fish that start off perfect and end perfectly and stay great every episode consistently
The second most important question must then be "Who is best girl?", because the cuteness of the drawings is highly correlated to overall quality of the history being told. Source: Trust me :).
@@GrowingDownUnder It's a bit ironic how for a lot of people, the animation quality is one of the least (or at least not one of the most) important things about an anime. For me personally I don't care a lot about the animation style/quality as long as I like the characters or the story is good.
Honestly, this isn't just an anime thing. Every fandom I'm in has people shitting on each other's opinions for one reason or another. There's usually plenty of reasonable people around as well, though. Most anime fans I know IRL are pretty friendly, though. Lots of fun talking about shows with them, especially since they've usually seen different ones than I have because I'm a filthy casual who watches maybe one or two new shows a year.
yes, is called internet and social media. You can find people like that out there, but 90% of those who are "too brave" to insult online wouldn't do it to your face.
Making fun of each others taste with my friends is just what we do but online is a war zone and if someone claims otherwise send em to the front lines lol
"Mecha fans are happy to find other people who still watch mecha" TRUTH, Y'ALL DON'T KNOW HOW HAPPY AND EXCITED I WAS WHEN I FINALLY FOUND SOMEONE WHO I COULD TALK ABT MECHA WITH.
Everyday I thank god that in my country of Chile everybody grew up on anime so I discuss mechas like gundam Eva and mazinger with my uncles,aunts father and even grandfather :)
Having someone ask "have you seen this new anime?" And you responding, "What anime? Oh, this has an anime? I read the manga like 4 years ago." Is such a quick way to kill a conversation because the series was either forgettable or you don't know how much you can talk about because you don't know where the show is.
Does it? "Where is it up to?" "X" "Oh cool" And then, very crucially, saying absolutely nothing about things you enjoyed that are coming up, but just talking about the early stuff only.
I read manga because it sometimes gives more details on story than the anime, and reading manga is just sure fire way that the story will still keep going even after a problem gets solved.
In the second case only if you're bad at conversations. Just ask them up to what part they watched and talk about what you both like about the show up to that part/be vague and conceptual when you're talking about things they haven't watched yet.
@@clownmcclown1018 the problem with that is, your brain is wired to typically remember two things after a long time an event has transpired. Here the event being the manga you read. The two things being, important parts of the event and the way it ends. So say, 4 years down the line, it will be really difficult to recollect your memories and navigate the minefield. Best to not dwell on it, and change the topic lest you spoil em. Case in point, i watched anohana(my fav animu) 5 years ago and the two major things i remember is the firework scene in ep 6(?) and the final hide and seek.
you put all the thoughts ive been having for a year into words with your video. i feel exactly like this. even irl its doomed cuz anime is for the socially awkward and inept so cuz of that most anime convos never go well. its best to just enjoy this hobby by yourself or with those closest to you. actually when i think about the best anime experiences ive had its exactly that. nothing beats finding an obscure show that love and you feel like youve found a hidden gem. and watching hype anime with close family and friends is so much fun especially if its a funny show. theres just better ways to enjoy anime than discussing it with strangers online
I agree, I managed to force my dad to watch my favourite anime (hxh) with me and it's been a really fun experience so far. It makes me happy to be the one to introduce him to it. The only problem I have with non-anime watchers is when they shit on the show you really like or just go "I only got to episode 3, show was trash"
nothing me gives me more motivation to improve my way of life than reading anime fans (mostly shonen fans) tear each other apart just for having a difference in taste - me, a slice of life/rom com enjoyer
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3:43 Secrets of Eternity was released in January 2015. This set introduced the Infernoids, a series of monsters that can Special Summon themselves to the field by banishing other Infernoids from either the hand or graveyard. Notable cards in set include Farfa, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, Qliphort Monolith, Uni-Zombie, Nephe Shaddoll Fusion, and a card that would bolster Satellarknight to combat the Burning Abyss Shaddoll meta, Stellarknight Constellar Diamond. In this series, both Nyhmnim and myself will be opening 24 booster packs or 1 box of a core Yu-Gi-Oh! booster set. We will build a deck and play a best 2 out of 3, and the winner will receive a small prize to upgrade their deck. HOWEVER! Each episode, we will open another box of the next set that was released moving in chronological order, constantly upgrading our decks before dueling each other at the end of each episode. This is the Yu-Gi-Oh! Progression Series.
omg he said "one place" and it looks like "one piece" omg joyboy omg omg kaido hahahah dragon uwu omg Worarararara deri shishsishi hahahaha law best character
This whole Video is masterpiece & had me cracking TF up but the part that shook me the most was that very brief EXTREME DInosaurs Reference in 2022 lmaooo my brain just had One For ALl Activation moment for my inner 90s kid like "People Also remember this" hahahaha
Seeing that Extreme Dinosaurs promo reached into the deepest corner of my subconscious and dredged up memories of this ridiculous show with some pretty awesome toys. Now I'm going to be searching for this and Street Sharks.
I have watched so much anime that I have become immune to normal rated R scenes on a certain website, and now I exclusively go to another rated R website that only shows two dimensions. I need help and grass to touch
shoutout to those Weekly shonen jump twitter accounts that post information about said mangas to keep fans up to date... if you check the replies of those account's tweets, its always the same crap of people treating the mangas in the magazine like some sports competiion where you are only allowed to like one manga and have to automatically think all the others are below trash
It's weird. I made the mistake of reading a recent My Hero Academia manga chapter on a site that features One Piece, and was treated to a bunch of One Piece fans ragging on MHA. Why? They're two completely different series! It's not like Deku's trying to be king of the pirates.
My experience with finding out someone is an anime fan follows as such: - We both get super excited that we both watch anime - Our conversation starts with a common anime we both watch and like - Our conversation derails to other animes we like/watch - But every for every anime we both bring up, the other hasn't never heard of it or seen it before - thus begins the cycle of: "Have you seen this?", "No", *awkward silence*
Yeah exactly like that, met a girl in school that also watched anime and she saw me reading a manga (Akatsuki no Yona) she asked me what I was reading, made a brew resume of it and she replied: nahhh that's too boring. She went back to a weird random from my class 🤣
Man that show brings memories. WTF was going on through the creators' heads to make the MC a future pedo that makes all women into lolis permanently lmfao
'Their favorite author isn't in fact a deity for foreshadowing the jelly donut island arc 500 episodes ago with a shadow of luffys ass' is the best line in the video. (edit:Thanks guys for the 1.3k likes)
undertale fans when you tell them that toby didnt mean to make that into the game because he didnt think of everything and that they should stop overanalyzing it
I died laughing and as an avid dragon ball fan all of the jokes especially the dragon ball jokes are painfully true. This was fantastic and thank you Gigguk sama for instructing me in the ways of anime communication. P.S. I don't know if I used sama correctly so sorry if I didn't
Being horny is absolutely a personality trait. It's just that being able to flirt requires the weeb to multiclass into something that can remember what the sun feels like.
1. Don't make eye contact. 2. Don't show your back to an Anime fan that's looking at you. 3. Walk with purpose, but do not run. 4. If someone approaches you slowly, make yourself appear bigger and show your teeth. 5. If someone approaches you quickly, clap your hands loudly and scream at them. 6. If someone catches you from behind, fall down, pretend you're dead, and they'll walk away eventually. 7. Do not feed the Anime fans. 8. When you spot a sick Anime fan, keep your distance, call your local Anime Welfare Society and wait until they arrive, warning other people not to approach.
So with that "fan" it seems you are saying because he is not weeb enough to read black an white pages. He cant actually like the show. This type of stuck up BS is exactly why I dont discuss this in public.
Secrets of Eternity was released in January 2015. This set introduced the Infernoids, a series of monsters that can Special Summon themselves to the field by banishing other Infernoids from either the hand or graveyard. Notable cards in set include Farfa, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, Qliphort Monolith, Uni-Zombie, Nephe Shaddoll Fusion, and a card that would bolster Satellarknight to combat the Burning Abyss Shaddoll meta, Stellarknight Constellar Diamond. In this series, both Nyhmnim and myself will be opening 24 booster packs or 1 box of a core Yu-Gi-Oh! booster set. We will build a deck and play a best 2 out of 3, and the winner will receive a small prize to upgrade their deck. HOWEVER! Each episode, we will open another box of the next set that was released moving in chronological order, constantly upgrading our decks before dueling each other at the end of each episode. This is the Yu-Gi-Oh! Progression Series.
38 seconds in i was already laughing. Great editing! Anime fandoms are rough, though i'm kinda tired of the aspect of anime being one... genre? In my brain it's just watching entertainment from the internet. When you tell someone "i watch anime", the worst-case-scenario is them forming a stereotypical image of your personality in their head. I mean come on, there are anime enjoyers who haven't been uwu baka sillyfied. Anyway, I wanted to share one of my wholesome experiences. I have a few friends who watch anime, but none of them are as nerdy as me. For the most part our conversations are on the surface... You watched this too? What were your thoughts? Who was your favourite character? Well, last summer i met a guy who was as nuts as me. Bro was an irl reddit user. It felt so good to be able to use all those fancy ass terms, break down cliches, exchange hidden gems. It made a huge difference to talk to a mutual, not some rando.
To whoever is reading: Your skin isn't paper don't cut it Your size isn't a book don't judge it Your heart isn't a door don't lock it Your life isn't a movie don't end it You're beautiful and don't allow anyone tell you otherwise.. By the way I'm also a small youtuber looking for support, my dream is 6k I didn't make this quote just wanna spread positivity plizzx 🥺💙
I remember when I was young and stupid, wanting to talk to other people about anime. I wish I could go back to those days. Now almost every anime comment section is almost as toxic as Twitter thread.
I'm from an era where anime was taboo to be spoken about. When Inuyasha was airing (early 2000's, lol), I found out the boyfriend of a friend I had in high school also liked the show. Every morning, he'd sit next to me and we'd say nothing for about five minutes until one of us finally felt the coast was clear and would quietly ask, "...Did you see yesterday's episode?" 😂 The girlfriend was fine with us talking as she wasn't into anime and so we had those morning recaps to finally discuss what we couldn't with anyone else. Nowadays, you throw a stone and you'll hit an anime fan and the hardest part is finding someone that likes the same anime as you.
I love how Gigguk is aware of the existence of “He who can be identified as someone that doesn’t bare any facial hair above the mouth and beneath the nose.”
The real secret is that when you are a strong enough fan of a genre, you can share your opinions about anything freely. Sure, the internet will still absolutely destroy you for it, but they would have done that regardless. The difference is that in your own mind you'll have ascended to a plane of superiority where the criticisms no longer bother you. I call this... the JoJo complex.
To whoever is reading: Your skin isn't paper don't cut it Your size isn't a book don't judge it Your heart isn't a door don't lock it Your life isn't a movie don't end it You're beautiful and don't allow anyone tell you otherwise.. By the way I'm also a small youtuber looking for support, my dream is 6k I didn't make this quote just wanna spread positivity plizzx 🥺💙
@ 3:44 Secrets of Eternity was released in January 2015. This set introduced the Infernoids, a series of monsters that can Special Summon themselves to the field by banishing other Infernoids from either the hand or graveyard. Notable cards in set include Farfa, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, Qliphort Monolith, Uni-Zombie, Nephe Shaddoll Fusion, and a card that would bolster Satellarknight to combat the Burning Abyss Shaddoll meta, Stellarknight Constellar Diamond. In this series, both Nyhmnim and myself will be opening 24 booster packs or 1 box of a core Yu-Gi-Oh! booster set. We will build a deck and play a best 2 out of 3, and the winner will receive a small prize to upgrade their deck. HOWEVER! Each episode, we will open another box of the next set that was released moving in chronological order, constantly upgrading our decks before dueling each other at the end of each episode. This is the Yu-Gi-Oh! Progression Series.
i remember AoT twitter having a meltdown because My Dress Up Darling and Demon Slayer were switching between the No.1 and 2 spot on AniTrendz while AoT just jumps around the ranks. it became worse when Demon Slayer finished its season and My Dress Up Darling firmly held on the No.1 until it ended its season.
I didn't even realize the season continued after The Rumbling because I saw nobody talking about it online. Except, of course, for the inevitable "ten years at least" joke
I really felt that ""I read manga". Amazing video!! The "what do to when encountering anime fan" section was amazing, lol. Mecha fandom sounds like a safe haven!
I don't have a problem with Demon Slayer tbh, im just jealous that its getting an such a great adaptation that other well written stories have never gotten.
Exactly, imagine if a title with an actually engaging plot and well written character got this kind of 5 star adaptation treatment. I don’t hate demon slayer, I am just disappointed they choose to waist good money, manpower, talent and time to elevate a 6/10 manga to an 8/10 show when they could have made an 8/10 manga into a 10/10 show instead
To whoever is reading: Your skin isn't paper don't cut it Your size isn't a book don't judge it Your heart isn't a door don't lock it Your life isn't a movie don't end it You're beautiful and don't allow anyone tell you otherwise.. By the way I'm also a small youtuber looking for support, my dream is 6k I didn't make this quote just wanna spread positivity plizzx 🥺💙
It was so specific too. Progression ended a while ago and it's strange that garnt would know about this. Also kind of strange that however became a meme, but I guess that's the twitch streamers fault because farfa thinks repeating words is a funny gag
@@rjai5003 a yugioh youtuber named "cimoooooooo" who has a series called "yugioh progression series" where in the intro he sez "However" in a dialogue thats at the start of every episode, so a few yugioh twitch streamers who react to said series started replaying that "however" part over and over and over again for each episode, until it basically became a meme in the community
I’m very glad I left the anime community. Aside from Only One, I haven’t watched anime in over a year and it has been so refreshing. However those previous scars will never heal.
To whoever is reading: Your skin isn't paper don't cut it Your size isn't a book don't judge it Your heart isn't a door don't lock it Your life isn't a movie don't end it You're beautiful and don't allow anyone tell you otherwise.. By the way I'm also a small youtuber looking for support, my dream is 6k I didn't make this quote just wanna spread positivity plizzx 🥺💙
My main interaction with anime fans is through devouring entire fanfic archives and the attached author's notes. Oftentimes I'll start an anime for entertainment and end up slodging through the last half of it just so I can consume 100 more angsty oneshots without getting spoiled. Is it worth it? Not usually. You can only read so many iterations of "Character X had a nightmare and character Y has to comfort them" before wanting to scream. But it's practically tradition at this point. Also people on AO3 are generally pretty cool, because very few people are going to write fics about things they don't like.
same after watching an interesting anime i always go to AO3 to find fanfictions whit interesting twists and ideas and hopefully someone would have written a fic about an idea i had. Favorite tag is time travel-fix it
It became a natural instinct to me to read fanfictions after watching the anime, even battling myself before start searching because I didn't even finished the entire series yet and I may get spoilers along the way.
As a mecha fan, yeah you pretty much hit the nail on the head. We still have stuff to argue about though, like if Gundam Seed is good, Real VS Super Robots, and if Newtypes are a good and/or well-executed idea. And that's just what I've seen as a mecha anime fan for less than 4 years. I've been meaning to try and branch out to other genres, particularly Ecchi anime, but most of the time when I watch an Ecchi anime the main character is a man with no discernible character traits, aside from maybe being unable to talk to women. I can neither empathize with that kind of character or find them attractive- I may not have been good at flirting or any kind of romantic stuff in high school, but I could always have a conversation about something other than how attractive the girl I'm talking to is, and ever since I found out that people who are not cis exist, I've not seen myself as a man. So I guess I want either well written Ecchi anime where the main character is a hot women who is into women. Preferably both. I just want to be pandered to.
3:44 Secrets of Eternity was released in January 2015. This set introduced the Infernoids, a series of monsters that can Special Summon themselves to the field by banishing other Infernoids from either the hand or graveyard. Notable cards in the set include Farfa, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, Qliphort Monolith, Uni-Zombie, Nephe Shaddoll Fusion, and a card that would bolster Satellarknight to combat the Burning Abyss Shaddoll meta, Stellarknight Constellar Diamond.
As a manga reader every time I talk about anime, what I'm actually thinking of in my head is the manga. It does make comparisons far easier tbh. Manga are typically more consistent in art and story and the pacing is more natural since chapters aren't stretched to a fixed reading length. Imo that illustrates why certain anime/manga are elevated far above the rest way better than referring to the anime, which may suffer from fixed timeframes that might not be suited for some chapters.
this is probably why I rate berserk (1997) so highly. If I went back and watched it it's probably pretty lacking, but I just love the story from having read the manga and that probably bumps up my rating a bit...
Holy moly you said it right that's why most of time I watch generic anime and found out their manga version jeez I'm always surprised how good the art style of the characters and how good the story when reading it compared to watching the anime version
@@aisanovac3801 There's not that much money in anime tho. The real money is in the merch. Anime is just a long commercial for the manga too. That's why most anime are largely unfinished or isn't being continued. The ones being continued are the really popular shows and the ones that their publisher really wants to be their cash cow or wants to advertise. Then lady luck will either bestow them the chance to be the next Tokyo Revengers or Demon Slayer. It's currently happening for One Piece too due to the Wano Arc (there's a bump in the sales but not as much as Marineford) like how it happened during the Marineford arc too.
As a fan of anime and kpop, I can say that calling an anime show mid is an equivalent of disliking a kpop group. There will be fans who either tell you to raise your standards, make jokes about what you like, or make a whole damn essay.
@@kigamezero8636 if it's the one like myself who rarely watch k-pop.. And also rarely enjoying it.. It might yes and not.. . . I said it just to let you know that.. it might catch 1B++ viewer or more, but I never think something is amazing unless it's catching my eyes.. and I'm here to said it's okay not liking the other things people think they like.. so feel free to like it or not.. (pls this is no hate to k-pop community either kay) . And Spy×Family still the best on this season for me.. (yeah I'm a reader tho too) . and yess, my taste is maybe "a little bit" different because it's might a shitz tho too..
Man it’s been a while since we’ve gotten this style of video from Gigguk, love to see it. Also, I find it really interesting how Gigguk is characterizing anime fans and the anime fandom here, as contrasted to his older videos on anime fans. It’s really cool seeing the anime fandom grow and spread in just a couple of years.
nah fr. this is why i just don't talk about any of my interests online. the only people that get to hear about them are the ones tied up in my basement
Mecha community is honestly beautiful. Everyone appriciates mechas and accept that mechas are just really cool, even if the particular one is not to their tastes.
Cimooooooooo gang. We've finally ascended into a meme used by the animetubers, just a fraction a step above than those who review children games based on said anime. Finally. All of MBT's hard work has started to pay off.
Secrets of Eternity was released in January 2015. This set introduced the Infernoids, a series of monsters that can Special Summon themselves to the field by banishing other Infernoids from either the hand or graveyard. Notable cards in set include Farfa, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, Qliphort Monolith, Uni-Zombie, Nephe Shaddoll Fusion, and a card that would bolster Satellarknight to combat the Burning Abyss Shaddoll meta, Stellarknight Constellar Diamond. In this series, both Nyhmnim and myself will be opening 24 booster packs or 1 box of a core Yu-Gi-Oh! booster set. We will build a deck and play a best 2 out of 3, and the winner will receive a small prize to upgrade their deck. HOWEVER! Each episode, we will open another box of the next set that was released moving in chronological order, constantly upgrading our decks before dueling each other at the end of each episode. This is the Yu-Gi-Oh! Progression Series.
Amongst all these trash takes, dangerous weebs, and hatred, I can confidently say one thing: Hentai is the worst shit ever, and it's actually the place with the healthiest fandom. Incredible.
@The Drippy Rock be aware of "dangerous tags" but surprisingly most of hentai comment sections are a wholesome one because people there comment the first thing in there heads
Real talk? I’ve regretted getting anywhere close to any fandom anime related almost every single time. Between the self-inserts, constant NTR mental illness, and utter lack of self-awareness coming from the “people” that chronically can’t leave Twitter and other platforms have literal built up an unfathomable depression that ONLY left when I left those platforms and communities. I don’t think it’s possible for reasonable, same people to interact with their respective fandoms and NOT be mentally torn apart by the sheer amount of mental illness that is just an 11 24/7. I fucking DESPISE what weebs do to themselves.
I've been thinking anime was the major mistake (I still think it is a big one with how awful it's gotten) but maybe the type of people it creates is the biggest problem
@Dazai Osamu Truth. Seeing anime turn from something obscure and looked down upon to a phenomenon it is now, I dislike the condition of the anime fandom as a whole. The shows are problematic with too much fan service now, too. I miss the time when anime was something a bit special and fansubs were flourishing.
yikes. I'm sorry your experience was that bad. I dunno if it would help ignite some optimism but I have had mostly positive experiences. Bad ones too of course. With that said, I generally don't talk in large groups much, I mostly do discussions 1 on 1 with people I've approached in communities, maybe that helped.
All this proves is that the only way to have a non-toxic discussion about anime is to find friends irl that have a life outside of amine, but still have the same interests as you.
Secrets of Anime was released in April 2022. This series introduced the Mids, a description of anime that can put any Shonen fan in a tizzy. Notable shows in this set include Demon Slayer, My Hero Academia, One Piece, Black Clover, and a series that would make many anime fans gouge out their eyeballs, The Seven Deadly Sins. In this series, both Joey, and Connor, and myself will be watching 24 episodes or 1 season of a core anime series. We will build our thoughts and opinions, and the winner will receive a small prize to upgrade their self-esteem. HOWEVER! Each episode, we will watch the next anime season that was released moving in chronological order, constantly upgrading our taste before going on a tangent with each other at the end of each episode. This is the Trash Taste Progression Series.
Secrets of Eternity was released in January 2015. This set introduced the Infernoids, a series of monsters that can Special Summon themselves to the field by banishing other Infernoids from either the hand or graveyard. Notable cards in set include Farfa, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, Qliphort Monolith, Uni-Zombie, Nephe Shaddoll Fusion, and a card that would bolster Satellarknight to combat the Burning Abyss Shaddoll meta, Stellarknight Constellar Diamond. In this series, both Nyhmnim and myself will be opening 24 booster packs or 1 box of a core Yu-Gi-Oh! booster set. We will build a deck and play a best 2 out of 3, and the winner will receive a small prize to upgrade their deck. HOWEVER! Each episode, we will open another box of the next set that was released moving in chronological order, constantly upgrading our decks before dueling each other at the end of each episode. This is the Yu-Gi-Oh! Progression Series.
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10:06 as a manga reader I can confirm the amount of times that saying im a manga reader have saved me in an anime conversation online is close to infinity ( nice video )
Soo true. I remember when I watched akame ga kill, my friend told me about something I didnt see in the anime. I told him that he forgot what actually happened and guess what he asked me... "Did u read the manga?" And that was all
You just explained perfectly so much of the character arc I've been through. My jaw literally dropped with the final "say you just read manga" as that is literally all I've got time for/care for nowadays
As a One Piece fan, i can confirm that i am very offended that he said that oda isnt a god and i am preparing my three katanas to three sword style him into the afterlife
I used to get bullied in school for watching anime. I've finished over 500 anime since, and those same people that used to bully me, often ask me for recommendations. The world has changed. Edit: It's been almost a year since I posted this, and I've finished 11 more anime! Hope you're all doing well.
@@goldenabysswatcher2247 2008 - 2015.That's how long people pointed fingers and called me "The Hentai Guy" among other names, but it started changing in 2015.
@@glory1950 Same. When I was younger, I watched some old anime like Astro boy that my parents watched when they were kids. I were unable to embrace modern anime until I discovered that most of my friends are weebs.
I suppose there wasn't a mainstream name for anime fans before so that's why we latched on? Kinda felt that way for me when I started getting called a weeb I was like "well I do like anime so I guess I'll just go with it"
@@craigyeah1052 there was, people unironically called themselves otaku despite that word having a way heavier connotation(in japanese) than weaboo ever did(in english).
Weeb, like for ex. otaku, are terms born to describe a obsession, you can use them twisting their original meaning, but they are intrinsically negative.
Some of the most toxic anime fans are the ones who go out of their way to comment “mid” on literally everything, and then spew vitriol on anybody who dares call them out on their ridiculously arbitrary standards of what makes something good, which wouldn’t be an issue because we all have different tastes, but they want to force everybody to agree with them. I am personally a big fan of KNY, cuz I love stuff that’s less about stories and more about characters. I’m not smart enough to keep track of complex worldbuilding most of the time. Plus the art and design is gorgeous. Now a tremendous amount of people seem to have an issue.. with me… liking something they don’t. I realize a lot of KNY fans (like in any fandom) also act like it’s the best thing ever and everything else is “mid” but guys like don’t you have anything better to do?? I can’t imagine living with that much hate towards a freaking fictional series. Let me enjoy my funny demon hunters in peace.
I love that half of this videos comments are about the topic, the other half is just Secrets of Eternity was released in January 2015. This set introduced the Infernoids, a series of monsters that can Special Summon themselves to the field by banishing other Infernoids from either the hand or graveyard. Notable cards in set include Farfa, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, Qliphort Monolith, Uni-Zombie, Nephe Shaddoll Fusion, and a card that would bolster Satellarknight to combat the Burning Abyss Shaddoll meta, Stellarknight Constellar Diamond. In this series, both Nyhmnim and myself will be opening 24 booster packs or 1 box of a core Yu-Gi-Oh! booster set. We will build a deck and play a best 2 out of 3, and the winner will receive a small prize to upgrade their deck. HOWEVER! Each episode, we will open another box of the next set that was released moving in chronological order, constantly upgrading our decks before dueling each other at the end of each episode. This is the Yu-Gi-Oh! Progression Series. Ok but seriously does Garnt watch Yugitube or one of his editors. I doubt that the HOWEVER reference got so much mileage out of that sphere. Also if Garnt plays Yugioh, does he play Blackwings?
I remember people actually sending me hateful-ish kind of messages + writing on my Mal profile whenever I wrote a review saying their favorite anime was bad. idk man but being so obsessed with an anime to the point of going into someone's anime list and finding stuff to hate about from there is just sad. Anyways, if you guys feel lost or intoxicated, just join the Mushishi, Natsume, Yotsuba&To! and Azumanga Daioh fandoms and you will feel good again.
If I see someone write the most brainmelting review ever ("this not make sense!! dis show are bad" + 15 extra paragraphs) on MAL I go to their profile to check what they rated Sword art online and if they rated it above that show I disregard their opinion immediately. It's all I can to stop myself from committing hate speech.
@@TurtleGamers1 I do something similar but with Evangelion, In my own personal experience it seems that there's a large group of those fans who literally only like Evangelion and no other animes. I have seen them call animes such as Steins;Gate, Little Busters, and Bakuman objectively poorly made animes and rate them like a 2/10...
@@Haydn780 That's not happening lmao there's little no chance an eva fan is gonna be trashing Sg lmao and don't think Bakuman really has much relation ere though and LB is kind of a bit tropey with the characters.
@@hanin5068 It absolutely does happen, did you just say that without even looking into it? lol. sure it happens less with steins;gate than other some other animes, but when going through Sgs reviews there were a surprising amount that hadn't even seen Evangelion that had Sg rated poorly, but still I found this after about 1 minute on MAL: User "Mikochondria" gave Steins;Gate a 4/10, starting the review with this: "Steins ; Gate is the anime equivalent of most mainstream action movies, watered-down content-less drivel completely devoid of artistic value aimed at mass consumption." That same user gave Evangelion a 9/10.
I think the word 'passion' is the keyword here. In college we had some real obsessed weebs and that weirded the others out. Yet whenever I accidentally send a anime meme or whatever in the wrong group chat once (main college chat RIP) they liked it and asked for more. From what I heard they like hearing me talk about it as I talk with passion (do note I am a art teacher these days). I even got people to casually watch the more well known 'casual' anime movies/series by just speaking about genres. And this is the story how one big weeb was well liked and listened to when talking about anime/manga and Japanese culture. Passion not obsession guys! Don't go overtop, consuming anything too much is always bad.
"Mid is used so often that nobody knows what it means anymore" Unfortunately this is so true and just straight up sad Saying sth is mid can automatically mean you think sth is trash
I've carefully manuevered away nearly any fandoms that I have a slightly detailed knowledge of anime and now able to be an novice interpreter with sanity
"Soon after, you'll be a master at this and realize you don't even watch anime anymore, you just make fun of people who do." I was in tears through the whole vid, but this hit too close to home.
Yeah...I was laughing the whole time then he said this line...I was a little silent...then proceeded to continue laughing at my superiority of reading manga.
03:44 Secrets of Eternity was released in January 2015. This set introduced the Infernoids, a series of monsters that can Special Summon themselves to the field by banishing other Infernoids from either the hand or graveyard. Notable cards in set include Farfa, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, Qliphort Monolith, Uni-Zombie, Nephe Shaddoll Fusion, and a card that would bolster Satellarknight to combat the Burning Abyss Shaddoll meta, Stellarknight Constellar Diamond. In this series, both Nyhmnim and myself will be opening 24 booster packs or 1 box of a core Yu-Gi-Oh! booster set. We will build a deck and play a best 2 out of 3, and the winner will receive a small prize to upgrade their deck. HOWEVER! Each episode, we will open another box of the next set that was released moving in chronological order, constantly upgrading our decks before dueling each other at the end of each episode. This is the Yu-Gi-Oh! Progression Series.
