I Watched EVERY Anime in Winter 2023 

We couldn’t escape it, we thought Code Geass was the last time

How come there's no law for Tables being sexually assaulted.

I'm surprised garnt didn't know about table humping haha

Oh man PLEASE don't remind of what that genocidal chick Nina did to that table in Code Geass.

@@NightwingTV didn't he even put a Code Geass ost on it

Of course! I would as well. Need 2 episodes to find out where the rest of the spear is, and then an episode to process it all. We gotta figure this shit out!

Yes

God damn right id have done the same

Everything with booba service got 3 episodes.

well duh ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4zwHCx54mIM.html

Most underrated comment, this should be pin

whats the name of the song?

@@syren7277 +1

When a woman and a table loves each other very much, it'll be miracle if the girl doesn't grow as psychopath

When did that ever happen in Code Geass

and the sister is a tsundere

@@fawazfaruqui5198 And the sister is related by blood

@@MartHommes And also is a Loli... Wait ooops, that would be if Joey also financed it lol

@@jamesharrison3149 garnt is a homie though, he would do joey a favour like that

@@fawazfaruqui5198 blonde with eye patch and fang

Poor Table-kun.

Shimoneta PTSD kicks in

"Call my therapist and tell him he's going to be a VERY rich man"

@@GuacJohnson that’s just not food suzaku. That’s Just Not Food.

"Nunnally, Nunnally, Nunnally, when a woman and table love each other very much-"

That's mostly just web novel most of the time

faxs

it's decent but on episode 2 some shots look quite unfinished with the featureless faces and some rough animation at times. The art department is still really good but there are also scenes where the color choices and lack of shading make it look somewhat bland. What i really don't get as of now is the change to Einar's character. They conciously changed the character's attitude and it really does't feel like the same character. IDK why they made that deliberate choice

It's the same people making it - just under MAPPA instead of WIT

@@yeet-ri2vc It's not the exact same staff, just some of the big positions and some animators. Even then, the production hinges on more factors than just the staff and even in the last episode 5 studios were credited for key animation. There's definitely some production issues at hand. Mappa is getting too greedy

Nah the music is bad, some shitty Western style pop song.

Oh I was gonna ask if he actually skipped Kaina since it wasn't on the video. Not sure how much Garnt cares about worldbuilding in anime, but I feel like Kaina somehow beat Hikari No Ou in that regard with its first episode, it was truly fascinating

Just the fact it's the same author with Knights of Sidnia makes this a must watch for me.

Are you mad at him?

I feel the same way. Watched the whole video waiting to see what he thought of Kaina...

12 games, average length being around 75 hours.

Still didnt finish azure...

I’m still in trails in the sky fc lol

But we Trails players know it's fkcin worth the time and efforts. Cheers 🍻

​@@ichirou2149worth every damn second and penny... I'm just waiting for Reverie to be released.

21:11 ADD THAT

What a hero

Thanks!!

Not all superheroes wear capes

Did he not talk about Tokyo Revengers or whut

Yeah I really liked it, hoping it gets a season 2. It did end up having some.. fanservice. Also I forgot her name but they made her chest way bigger than it was in the manha

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^ this I hope that they use the game VAs for the eng dub, I miss those voices already

Tbf Benriya was actually pretty amusing.

how thou handyman is just handy with hammer a big boob girl explain

i read the vinland saga manga back when s1 ended and now im wishing i hadnt and just waited for the anime. i love golden kamuy but also waiting for the anime to come back

@@Solarstormflare so far Vinland Saga has been so good, and I'm SO excited for the new season, especially based on the themes of season 1 and where it all led. as for Golden Kamuy, I will say, the manga is rewarding to read, even as someone who already watched the anime. there are whole chapters that I know got cut for being technically non-essential, but even in smaller ways, there are just some things that don't work the same way in the anime, because the anime is trying to streamline the story a bit, and details do get lost here and there. I can give examples if desired... but the tl;dr is that the story's themes and certain character parallels become a lot clearer. plus Satoru Noda consistently produces absolutely gorgeous illustrations of animals and nature... it's like the exact inverse of the CGI bear from the anime. it's worth seeing just for the irony of that alone.

I dropped Golden Kamuy halfway through season 1. Do you think it's worth another chance due to stuff that happens after that, like does the show pick up at all? The premise of flaying people to recreate a map made from prison tats is p unique, as is the Ainu bent, but I found the show lacking in atmosphere and having weird pacing.

@@collinbeal I would say yes, the show is worth it, but I am biased because it's my favorite. if it helps though, I can outline a little bit of the way it's structured, to help you decide. basically, in season 1 the characters start out in the getting-to-know-you phase, and like... the whole arc with Nihei (the guy who hunts bears) is something I can see dragging for some people. it's probably one of the weaker story arcs, if only because the characters haven't come out of their shells yet, so the story isn't helped by all the vibrant personalities that you can see so clearly later on. that said, the first half of season 1 is primarily used for a bunch of setup and character introductions, and all of that is satisfying to see utilized effectively later on. the latter half of season 1 is where you start getting some of the goofier setpiece episodes... highlights include the murder hotel episode, in which the gang ends up staying at a hotel where the proprietess is a serial killer, or the episode with Henmei, which is just... entirely bizarre. this is where things pick up a little and the show starts to reveal the true depths of its strangeness. but the really important part is the introduction of Kiroranke. if you haven't gotten to him yet, then believe me when I say that he introduces a groundbreaking new element to the plot, which really ramps up the intrigue for the main storyline. the other thing about the show's pacing is that season 1 doesn't really have a proper finale. instead, the first two episodes of the second season take the show's existing weirdness factor, and (on a scale of 1 to 10) bump it from maybe an 8? to like, a 15. Edogai as a character is like... either this show is going to deeply amuse you, or you might bounce off of it's sense of humor, which is fair. it's definitely... unique. but all of season 2 is a real treat. you get some compelling backstory episodes for recurring cast members, and you get a lot of movement from various factions toward a common goal, and the real cherry on top is the three episode long season 2 finale. that's where _everything_ that has been moving in the entire plot explodes at once, it's a total clusterfuck, and it's incredibly good. EXTRA NOTES: ultimately, I think some of the weird pacing is due to adaptation... but I think that, for as tough of a sell as it may be, the early story has to make time for some setup. even in the manga, it takes a little while for Sugimoto and Asirpa to warm up to each other, and this can admittedly make for a bit of a dry start... but one of the themes in this series revolves around how war has caused Sugimoto to feel like an irredeemable person, and how Asirpa has experienced various losses in her own personal history that make it hard for her to form new connections. at first, the two are really only bound by their common interest in the gold... but I think the manga communicates certain thematic parallels much better, which keeps the early story more interesting. and beyond that, the reward for watching them develop slowly in this way, is when you see them change. they become warmer, happier people because they know each other, and you can clearly contrast the way they are later in the story, with how they were at the beginning. it shows you, by example, what war could've robbed from Sugimoto in terms of his personhood, and what Asirpa could've missed if she never knew him. it's important for Sugimoto to be valued for the person he is in the present, regardless of what war did to him, and it makes even the silliest moments in the series feel oddly touching. by the time I finished watching this series, all these characters had become some of my favorite fictional people to see on screen. and yeah, once you get into seasons 2 and 3, each episode delivers important characterization, vital plot information, or is just an absolute laugh riot... or all of the above. definitely start from where you remember dropping it, if any of this sounds appealing to you.

@@collinbeal I think season 2 will drop many fans, while there is fights and stuff, there may be parts where its like, well idk if i'll continue to watch. If you do, there is pee, and that sniper guy, your welcome. On a serious note, while vinland has me in awe now, golden kamuy is up there with legend of galatic heroes for this generation and possibly last generation. To me, there is no other show but Golden Kamuy in multiple seasons. I think it is just so gosh dang good, I would've binged rewatched 4-6 times if I had the darn time.

That video was a straight banger too.

whenever i get a friend into jojo i just show them some music cus i know that trying to explain the plot will confuse them and turn them off from it 😆

“…did he just imply that Fairy Tail is bad?” *angry crowd noises*

@@LevenScholar What do you mean, all I ever see is people shit on Fairy Tail. And I say this as someone who actually thought it was ok 😂.

@@joyc.e.7511 It's a reference to another one of Gigguk's videos, I can't remember which one off the top of my head, but I was quoting him.

I couldn’t finish the first episode and I say this as someone who read a good chunk of the manga

​@@johndoe7017 it is unironically the kind that gets better after the 3rd ep(the lewdness is reduced a lot)

oh yeah thas true he didnt talk about this one too even tho its pretty good

I think they just didn’t had a big budget they do put more animation in scenes that matter

the problem is the writing, there's so many dubious choices in the first two episodes

@@bassbusterx the Thing is the First 5(?) Episodes of trigun where either original or Side Stories. Then until where vash fired at the moon is pretty Close to the Manga, but after that the Story is completly different between Manga and Anime. And after the half Point of the Manga Miley and milli pretty much are mostly out of the Story. But i still ask myself why they replaced milli with a Kind of older Wolfwoodish character. Only Thing I ask myself why July (the City) still exist in the new Anime, given that was the iccedent why He was wanted at all. Small Spoilers from Here on Out: There are more hummanoid plants then Just knives and vash, earth plays are role in later arcs, Zazie is Something completly in the Manga and the puppetmaster has a Connection to Vash.

@@MrDeflador I am well aware, I've read the manga, even compared to the manga I still feel like stampede didn't really deliver on the stories. Some stuff like, why did they make the nebraskas so much less menacing and reasonable? They even became part of the good guys

@@bassbusterx So making them more than just one-note villains and giving them some more personality is "dubious writing"?

@@carloscauan7967 yes, yes it is, not every villain needs to become a bad guy turned good story. It's ok to have a villain be a villain just because they want to. Plus the Nebraskas were unhinged, and once again more menacing. It will also hinder how the rest of the Nebraska family will combe back later in the story

I love that he thought it would be totally wholesome- I hope he makes it to the isekai worlds measurement system's basis

Dead Apple was pretty shit ngl.

@@CoconutJewce like yeah but it had cool moments. Didn't understand shit tho or i just don't remember it that well

@@CoconutJewce the ova was great tho

@@lucienolongerhuman8298 Oh, it looked good. The plot just made no sense. lol The normal seasons have a sense of style about them that I like, otherwise I wouldn't have made it to s4.

I pretty much binged it last 2 weeks, season one was good but a little confusing, season 2 was very good, season 3 was meh, the movie was ok... that one OVA with Kunikida was meh. This new season it's been good so far, after all Rampo is the best character...

25 holy shit! I'm at 10 and I'm already considering dropping two of them (Spy Classroom and Tsunlise). Really enjoying some of the others though.

@@stefandesu Yeah, a few of them are from last season like MHA, Iruma kun, Blue lock, and Shadow isekai. I am also watching Spy Classroom, hope it doesn't ruin the good premise. I probably will drop a lot of the new anime. But so far most of them looks good enough.

@@stefandesu Honestly, Tsunlise is the kinda show that's better binged than weekly imo

@@snailthelostcow63 Interesting, you might be right. I'm already noticing that I'm way more interested in watching something off my plan to watch list instead of continuing that show. Maybe I'll give it another try once the season is over.

As much as I'm really looking forward to Spy Classroom I have to agree that currently the first two episodes feels lack of impact. It's a shame because the VA are some of the popular ones and they did a great job

@@muhdazhad04 Well there is a reason is set up like that, any light novel readers would agree to this because how the events are setup in the story. The animu doesn't want to spoil things.

she reminds me of fischl from genshin

Spy Classroom had the potental to be good but it decided to go more on cute side then it peers, a show like this should had some serious stakes but the girls are the most memorable (in term of design about this show) and they are just breezing through every plot beat by using plot armor, they should be in danger but they aren't as sth somewhere will save them while sth like Princess Principal or Release The Spy, two shows about cute girls doing spy things were more darker more enjoyable and more interesting, people actually died even even though they had their cute moments, they know when to be serious but not the case with Spy-Room

@@islemtrabelsi8369 The anime was also paced absolutely terribly. An entire season's worth of plot happened in 3 episodes

Considering they had to split it into censored and uncensored versions already, I'm gonna assume theres probably some more risque elements to the anime (that or the translators/localizers are going overboard on censoring).

@@nicholasjacobs6605 could be, or Studio Bind are adding more risqué scenes than the manga. I've seen Mushoku Tensei and know they are willing, but never read the manga so don't know of any "additions" out of the source material.

@@Oxijinn_ I dont think binds added extra risque scenes in Mushoku as far as I remember, but its been a while since I read the manga, also think the anime is based off the LN or WN anyway, so if there is, that might be the reason.

This one is *bizzare but certainty interesting for all the wrong reasons* is how I would see this show. I might check out the manga to see how wild that is.

Its pretty wholesome but I agree there are a lot of weird things and some piss

Wholesome Stockholm syndrome

Just having a nice wholesome anime

Its wholesome... but the president is an exhibitionist

@@icarue993 "Wholesome Boobs"

@@icarue993 she is an artist!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pochi is a usual nickname for dogs, but that ending. It can't be a coincidence!

I have no enemies is everything I love about the story

I hate it because Vash's character is crap and the animation is really bad. I honestly have and am trying to get past it and give it a fair shake, but it's some of the most painful shit i've seen...

I'm enjoying it a lot, actually. And I'm an OG Trigun fan. The animation is great, new character designs are pretty good, story is more faithful to the source. It's been a pretty good watch in a season where I'm really only interested in 1 or 2 shows.

yeah i think i can agree I love the show its a 8-9 for me

10000000/10 for me. best anime i ever watched

Ikr .... And gushers....

I loved lol, but trigun the dropped the ball on

@@SerifSansSerif How?

pretty much everything is interesting besides Handyman High Card an Onimai are dope

@@senritsujumpsuit6021 tbf, source on "Handyman" is really dry(as opposed to "juicy")

@@user-dj9id2ij8i what makes handyman hurt more is that I see the intro of a real good Chinese animation studio because they funded it a little bit apparently XD

Yeah, I remember catching up to the manga in a day after watching the first season. It makes me think that maybe its just not as popular in the West? It's getting a 4th season so it's gotta be doing well overall.

@@joyc.e.7511 true , seems so. But i dont know why. Characters are amazing. Beautifully drawn and plot is pretty good especially with the time jumps back to the past.

The Mechs look jenky because they are breaking down. I never played Nier Automata but that's what I got from the first episode.

@@asandax6 nah it's just bad cgi

@@dallama2616 No it's not. The animation of the CGI is close to what the hand drawn version would be but since people have associated 3D CGI with bad motion everything that they perceive as 3D they immediately think bad. 2D animation also has flaws in the animation but there those flaws are acceptable for some reason. Stigma is really hard to break.

@@asandax6 okay I'm talking specifically about the mechs and the water, the pods and machines are good cgi. Like I've seen my fair share of cgi and I can recognize good vs bad CGI

I personally kinda hate most isekai, but also, some of my favourite anime came from that genre, mainly re:Zero, but i've read both endo and kobayashi' comment (wich ain't really isekai, but it's pretty good) and the cooking one, and they are kinda ok.

You are just coping this time mate :/ Watch good shows instead of new airing shows (hunterxhunter, bleach, one piece, etc i.e. good shows)

Why do you do that to yourself

I tried magical, would rather watch SAO season 1 again better than try watching that lol. Btw i didn’t tolerate SAO if anyone thinks otherwise.

@@jackjohn4156 people watch magical revolution for the yuri tbh me included

all I think about it is huh this girl is scary so is her brother an now she is gay interesting

Magical could be one of the most mid animes i have seen… You literally gave the thing you overrated it with: Yuri… You didn’t say good story or characters. You just said strong and yuri. If it wasn’t yuri, you wouldn’t have liked it i reckon. And i would rather watch SAO season 1 than go back and watch that Note: i didnot like SAO

Well i didnot see the last sentence lmao

@@jackjohn4156 He just used a short summary dingus

If you added timestamps too, that'd be mega.

Onimai is respectable as well

I'd add the Magical Revolution one as well.

@@starman2995 The princess is scary with her wild way of life XD

Syd’s culture has always been above Garnt’s

There are things that Garnt does really well but let's be honest Syd will always win in culture category

Hold on now, give Tomo-Chan a chance. It’ll be worth it in the end trust me....

@@AigisVibes720 I highly doubt it. Of course I'll wait for the final reviews and I might binge watch the whole season if I find they prove me wrong, but from what I could gather on the interwebs there's absolutely no chance this will turn into a romance anime in season 1, and there's little chance for season 2, so I'm not gonna keep my hopes up just to be disappointed. My anime season is already full as it is. Meanwhile, Liselotte is already delivering on it's romance and I'm loving it.

Girls always changing their underwear the anime

Wtf lmaoooo