The Greatest Anime Was Made In 1969 

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I remember Judo Boy being hilarious. Funny how no villains deny being the main bad until they lose.

Much of the reason we only hear about the same titles over and over in online discussion is that the algorithm and online platforms promote and encourage content on already well known subject matter, so it's so much harder to build a platform in a niche by taking about older shows (an even nicher niche). So I applaud your efforts to highlight lesser known shows, these should be classics (if you wanna put it like that). And I hope you're channel grows more since this series and your other videos are really damn good That last one especially sounds like a concept people nowadays would love, especially those who ignore dating sims or harems because they expect a typical bland self insert protagonist. All these shows sound pretty cool.

Me and my mates binged Kurenai Sanshiro in the past three days. It truly is the best anime from the 60s. Every episode had at least one moment that had us in awe. The use of mixed-media in the first episode is especially amazing. I love that they sometimes use foil textures to make blades look more realistic. Our ten favourite episodes were: 1, 2, 8, 10, 12, 15, 16, 18, 22 and 25. I'm so sad there's not more. No OVA, no movie, no anniversary reboot, nothing. Sanshiro wasn't even in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom. Maybe because could solo everyone.

I recently watched Time Stranger (1986). I was blown away at how interesting the story was. I wish more people gave older anime a chance

11:50 Reminds me of To Heart, a late 90s light romcom which was actually adapted from an H game! But with all the H elements removed, and turned into a totally wholesome slice-of-life with a bit of a 'magic realism' flair. Strange adaptational choice, but it's a very cozy little show.

The way you talk about this show in the beginning of the vid is how I feel about Kimagure Orange Road.

Fire visuals, I like a lot when anime directors where experimental back then.

Just in time, I was looking for some new recommendations and these are pitch perfect. Thanks!

Love hearing about old obscure anime.

I reread mangas, I read Kurumada's first ones and it's impressive how he created a lot of the Battle Shounen that Hokuto and Dragon Ball sing so much about, in fact the guy created the genre of sports with powers. Just going in depth to get huge information.

man, for some reason computer animation had just killed the beautiful way anime used to render light and color. Animation has just got so flat now.

This was a really well done, informative but also to the point video. Subscribed and looking forward to more

I've been going deep into classic anime over the last two years, and yet haven't heard of any of these works. All of them look great though, fantastic recommendations (excluding Bobby's Girl, I had heard of that)

This was fun and interesting. I love the SomeDays Dreamers and Sentimental Journey they sound like wonderful anime. Cool video. ^_^

Thank you for the video, it was an enjoyable watch.

Oh, btw, for those interested I'm seeding Sentimental Journey. It was hard to get.

thats the fugitive plot line the one arm man ... interesting wondering if this was a trope of the time

Instantly subbed. This right here is my jam

These crazy 60s backgrounds are sure... 60s.

This anime did what a Mob Psycho would one day do, explore what animation has to offer most creatively.

Have you covered Ashita no Joe? It feels very related to this. :D I see some overlap in the people who worked on this, like Hirata, and those who worked on Joe.

Agreed. Future boy conan should be a classic

@5:53 Manga Nippon Mukashibanashi is one of my favorite TV Anime! I've only ever managed to get access to 240+ episodes.. and would LOVE to know where I can watch the rest, if you luckily know.

What are these pastel dreams of 0:10 and 0:27? They have such potent 80s anime vibes I feel it in the diaphragm

back when they used to do background animation with drawing not like now everything is 3D

I remember it. My goodness, I'm too old. 😅

whats the name of the book series.

Is there any toilett in this movie?

From Singapore here......we're not a chinese country. We have 3 main races. English is our first language too 🤣🤣

There Soo much to talk about judo boy (including the unofficial Brazilian live action) and you go to a tangent and don't go back....

Sonic Superstars is 100% sure to have a better critical reception when it's 5 bucks in a steam sale in 5 or so years

ashita no joe was 1970 though

I learn today, virtual novels are 10 time better off the mael protagonist

i mean obviously it was the best; it was made in 69

Wow, Judo Boy looks just perfect. Looks like a perfect Tarantino anime, it's possible he watched it as he's a huge Speed Racer fan. I have an interesting story about Manga Sekai Mukashi Banashi. I completely by accident stumbled upon the heavily edited English dub of the Alice in Wonderland, and immediately I noticed how much everything looked and felt like the original Pokemon series (one of my faves). I assumed probably the director Kunihiko Yuyama was the same, or at least one of the episode directors. But I looked it up and...no...it was TAKESHI SHUDO, the head writer for the first 2 seasons(also known for Time Etranger and Momo), who was far more influential on the style of Pokemon anyway. So yeah, I pinpointed his writing style from the overall direction from a 2 minute clip of an english dub of an anthology series with different writers and directors each episode that came out 20 years prior to Pokemon.

Why would you go back and watch old anime? Does Isekai Anime #738 not interest you?

His martial style is throwing people around? Wow, judo is really frigging lame!

Too much speed racer vibes for my taste.

These pre-Miyazaki animes were real anime! Miyazaki ruined anime.

I now know about judo boy. ✊💥

Nice video, very interesting recommendations. Do you have an anilist or a myanimelist account? I would like see what other interesting things you have watched