Remastered by metroidman7 "Talented people are capable of understanding us" Music: Strings Artist: Tommy Guerrero Shows used in video: G-Force, Gundam Wing and Dragon Ball Z Toonami Remastered facebook page: / toonamiremastered
Revolver Ocelot always gonna stick with me forever shit was so unique even a little thing can trigger a memory of the vibes i used to get off this shit
Toonami promos made the Saban Dub of DBZ seem so much more intense than it actually was, closer in line with the original tone of the series before Saban had to lighten the series up to allow it to be aired in syndication. Nappa annihilates a city. The Saban Dub quickly adds a line to explain that nobody was harmed in the explosion and they all evacuated in time. Toonami just played the clip without comment.
@@Tirgo69 thats not really the dubs fault its just a tv version thing. Dbz was censored like that on every channel except adult swim, CN had it, nicktoons had it, its just a compromise thats necessary to introduce people.
Cartoon Network used to go so hard for us just because. Man I miss this so much it hurts.The effort they used to put in, man. So many late nights up watching this 🌙🪐✨
It STILL gives me chills. The music stops and everything is as dead silent as it would be in space and all you hear is his breathing, which is done so well that it perfectly conveys all of the character's emotions without facial expressions, words, gestures, or even movement.
They also Show new episodes of anime, then they would just be repeats during the day time. I remember i felt like hot shit while watching DBZ, since my friends would watch it after school. They'd be like, "man, I can't wait to see that fight when Goku finally joins the battle"! Then I'd be like, "I've already seen it on midnight run".
And thus Samurai Champloo, Kung Faux and Wu Tang. I mean the list could go on. Asians and African Americans have something in common more then what people think.
If you were growing up around 1998-2005, Toonami was the place to be. The best way to describe it is saying it felt like an event, not just a program. It made anime feel really cool to watch with a great host in T.O.M leading the way.
stuff like this inspired me to become an engineer, which is what I am going to school for, 3 semesters left!!!. the robotics, the imagination involved in the capabilities of technology, the design and architecture of the cities in these animes. And Cartoon network got rid of this anime block. I feel bad for todays youth. It's times like these when I recollect my memories of old school Toonami. We didn't know how good we had it back then.
yes I am more than aware it is back on, but the only problem with that , which I am sorry because I didn't specifically mention in my first comment, is that the Toonami premiere time is only on Saturday-Sunday at midnight hours as opposed to the daily 2-hr run at 4 - 6 pm it had from 1997-2004. which is something that many grew up with.
I remember, like it was just yesterday. Coming from school, Gundam Wing would start at 5 PM. And my brother and I would watch it religiously. I can't believe how long it has been. I don't understand how time can go by so quick. Nostalgia is truly a blessing.
This was my exact situation. Me and my brother would get home around 3 to 4 pm, run off the bus, sometimes hit the corner store up the street before going home and load up on snacks in preparation for DBZ, Gundam Wing, Sailor Moon, Ronin Warriors. It was great times to be a kid then. The early 2000's literately was the last generation of the old world before phones and social media blew up. We still played manhunt and went outside back then with all the neighborhood kids. Sometimes we didn't even watch Toonami if they were reruns. We were outside until like 8pm hanging out looking or trouble to get into lol.
@@xBloodXGusherxdescribed my childhood right there as well although I spent with friends and skipped Sailor Moon because I wouldn’t get caught dead watching that back then😂
Haha! Ya def didn't tell any kids at school I watched Sailor Moon. Would never hear the end of it. Now that I think on it that show was kinda cheesy haha! I reminded me so much of Power Rangers. Didn't care who knew I watched that one lol! @@JF-bv6vc
I liked Toonami okay enough (I wasn't a DBZ fan like my friends were, but Voltron was pretty cool) before Gundam Wing, but once Gundam Wing hit I was 100% sold.
Every night on CN I watched this back in Y2K. Watched DBZ, Gundam, Tenchi, all of them. I was stationed in Alaska, so hearing this beat on those cold icy nights, made it more intense and chilling
I... have been looking for this for years. Literally. I was in so much shock when I finally found it that I cried. Yes, I cried. This held memories that I've been looking for for years now and I cried because I can now recall them. This was by far my favorite among all that I have ever seen and I'll probably tear up seeing it every time now. This was my childhood,.
I know how you feel. This particular promo makes me tear up at times too. It's beautifully put together and brings back so many great memories. This video here is truly something special.
I cant believe i watched this as a kid because it was so profound. I really thought i watched dumb things bacjk in the day.This show inspired me to be the best I could be.
As a big adult now this puts tears in my eyes....childhood memories enough. I cant even put it into words....my body just keeps getting chills. Sigh. I would give so much to relive these days again, unchanged. Even the part with Qatra made me stop and breath so heavy.
What if one day in the future, NASA is finally sending people to Mars and on their way there, they see a old ship, that somehow appears new and technologically advanced, as the astronauts approach the ship, it is bumpin DnB so hard even Houston can hear it. NASA attempts to communicate with the ship, and a voice recording is intercepted. The message says, "Stay Gold".
I was just transfering all my old stuff to a new pc like I always do. Looking through the various pictures and mp3's I have accumulated from decades past. I saw the audio I ripped from this or another version of this from back in the day. I listened to it and still remembered almost all the words and how it felt to watch this as a kid. The video is even more amazing and beautiful than I remembered it. Thanks for keeping these HD remastered toonami segments up. It's a real nostalgia blast for a lot of our childhood's golden age.
GrievousCommander And now look at the insane amount of Gunplas out there. There's even games based off of Gunpla! That being said.... hype for Gundam Breaker 4.
Watching all these...shit just commercials people, make me sit here and get so damn emotional, just watching this stuff back in the day with my brother, and how I miss those kind of days and how simple it was. The joy to react to these simple things...God I miss the past.
There’s a jinx, that once you have laid eyes on a Gundam, you won’t live to tell about it. Be grateful we had Toonami, and that we are still alive to tell our children of what we saw.
I think the part that sold me on this video back then was the initial clip from Gatchaman, which I knew as G-Force. I was already watching Gundam, but something about seeing G-Force and Gundan mixed together in this hip-hoppy 100% vibey groove pulled my world together back then somehow. I wish my world had that same clarity now. *feels bad that anime cartoons provided clarity when the agency of adulthood apparently doesn't*
Picture it. You're on a date, you go out and look at the stars, and your instantly Rizz increases when you take her hand and say, "I wonder how long I'll be able to see the moon like this"
My friends and I used to go to each other's houses, do our homework by 3:30, then hunker down to watch at 4, every day without fail. I don't watch anime any longer and haven't for years, but I will never deny Toonami's place in my childhood. It taught me to be brave as Saiyans, resolute as Sailor Scouts, clever as Gundam pilots, and to always be prepared for anything (like space pirates). I truly pity kids today who don't have Toonami, because the shows they have now will never come close.
YES! I FOUND IT!! Thanks a bunch for this up load. Believe it or not I know this commercial WORD BY WORD. God this brings back so many great memories, like staying up at midnights and record my favorite toonami cartoons on VHS. I'm majoring in astro-physics, I'm so going to show this to my colleagues when I work at NASA. lol
i think the "it'll be dangerous - so what, that's never stopped us before" is actually from G-Force, the quote was also used on one of G-Force's bumpers during its short time on the Midnight Run
Watching this promo as a kid left me in a trance. GW was one of my favorite shows at the time but this promo went beyond cartoons for me. There was some hidden message that eluded me and continues to elude me to this day. But still, this video always gets me thinking about so many different things and that's why I miss Toonami.
Toonami was on a whole different level back in the day. I feel bad for today's younger youth because CN has really dumb things down by an EXTREME margin! ...and btw Mad Rhetoric > Space is the Place
I swear bro..i do this shit 4 times a week......Can yall please help me get my subs up i want my audience to consist of people thats fans of what i like...pop culture Dbz anime gaming etc m.ru-vid.comfeatured
one of the most remembered videos that will live inside me forever and be never forgotten. soon some day animation these days will be back like back then and these crappy cartoons that cn makes for young kids will be removed and violence will soon be back as people won't and can't held back on just making animation to a certain point where there is no violence or just mild violence to the viewers.
Dont give up toonami faithful, We can still bring toonami back. Theres a petition for toonami on a facebook page called "Petition to bring back toonami" its looking pretty good, we all should sign it and spread the word about it. This is our chance fellow toonami faithful, this is our moment to revive those shows that made us dream, those deep promos that made us creative and insightful. Toonami crafted the artistic, well rounded people we are today don't give up, there's strength in numbers.
