CUTE ANIME GIRLS GO HARD | A Place Further Than the Universe inspired by Gigguk, Professor Viral, and Lines in Motion. #anime #videoessay #aplacefurtherthantheuniverse #animegirls #sliceoflife #CGDCT
1) Blue period..the fine line between talent and harwork. 2) pompo the cinephile ~ Choose one choice , cut out the rest. 3) children of the sea ~ we are the universe , the sky and the sea. 4) haikyuu, free ~ let the passion burn so deep that the flame never gets extinguished I'll keep adding as i remember..
I feel like most anime I've watched have impacted my way of living even in the slightest. It's either small habits, phrases or how I take in different media. Awsome video btw! U NEED MOR RECOGNITION MY MAN!!!
Anime gave me the courage to acknowledge my emotions and express it without being embarrassed. I realised it's not cringe or embarrassing to be able to talk about my emotions.
"a place further than universe" is one of the best originals anime masterpiece. It cannot be replaced and will age like a fine wine. Watching "Yuru camp" after watching this really helps to destress myself and get a relaxing feeling.
@@Pepechan4561 yup. I myself stumbled upon it by chance. There are so many mid animes that get underserved hype but really good ones like this gets unnoticed.
For those who watching that available "Title" English Dubbed and four familiar English VAs (from Anohana, Kill la Kill, Re;Zero and Kaguya-Sama). (After infamous 7 years of waiting before 2020 that kill million of their love ones before dub available (😔my dear "Bill Kametz",) 🙏Thank you all (four and the rest 😏"I look at you pink-haired laid-back girl") for lifting our hopes and dreams to look forward to the future that will "Make English Dubbed Anime Great Again!" 💪(MEDAGA!)💪.
"The Dangers in my Heart" is a really good romance anime that did not only teach me romance. It taught me lots of things about self-development, relationships with other people, and dreams in life. I remember myself being an Ichikawa before and didn't have any direction in life. Watching this anime made me realize the life that I have today, to continue cherishing it and loving those who cares for me.
I love it, the anime and the lofi OST is so vibey. Inspired by it, I started going out in the night. But it is not safe, I mostly see drunks, police, shabby people. It is not as colorful as it looks in the anime. But still being out free in the night is mystical.
Attack on Titan and A Silent Voice changed me and affected how I am today. AOT taught me to search for the grey in conflicts, that almost nothing is black and white, and how far ambitions and ideologies can take you, how they can corrupt and evil things can come from good intentions; it was a deep story about the human condition and it will never leave my mind. A Silent Voice helped my through some tough times, when I first watched it I was so so much like the main character, and it made me realize that I am never alone and that I can move past the pain in my life. Half a year after I watched it I was able to make friends that I would do anything for, and they’d do the same for me, that movie gave me the confidence to do that. I love these two works of fiction with all my heart and they will stick with me long into adulthood
Like I seriously used to hate country's like Russia or china etc, then after watching aot, I realised that the truth is in a conflict both sides are somewhat brainwashed to hate each other.
If you haven't watched "Pompo the Cinephile" I highly suggest watching it. It's a movie thats 90 minutes long, its a little different from the norm, in the way that it shows you, rather than tells you. It's not the average follow your dreams trope either, its about what you do when you get to that point and how you go about doing it.
@@MaxDamage-bh2os I enjoyed it enough to watch it a few times, which probably puts it in my top 10 or so. It kind of feels like a slice of life at first, just carried by the charm of the characters. It's one of those "I swear, it gets good" because the main drive of the plot doesn't kick in until literally about halfway through the series. Also, fantastic english dub if you're into that.
It's been several years since this anime came out, and if memory serves, I watched it shortly after it aired. When I watched it, I was about to step out of my comfort zone for the first time in my life. Then I did so, and had the time of my life. Then I watched Gigguk's video about it, and was hit once again with the urge to set out- so I did. I've watched this anime before each major step I've taken in life, and that's been a few years. Tl;dr: Thank you, you've made a grown man cry (literally tears streaming down my face the vast majority of this video) 😂
@@WaifuBait Nah, fam. I think a cursory glance at it turned a lot of people away, but the people who watched 'til the end, I can pretty well say it stuck with 😁
Domestic Girlfriend has made me learn to play the piano, because the opening theme was so emotional. In late December I was stuck at an airport and it was late at night, I found a piano and decided to practice a little. I was playing the opening theme from Domestic Girlfriend when a security girl came up to me and instead of asking me to leave she just listened. Then we talked. Two months ago she came over and stayed. My whole life is different now. Plus we got a cat. So yeah, anime can get you a cat.
I used to call these anime "filmish", because they have this kick that when you're watching them you feel like watching an anime movie, like A Silent Voice or Your Name
Inspirational video. I recommend to watch Angolmois, Space Brothers, Kotaro Lives Alone and Firefighter Daigo. 1st is about war, based on real war in Tsushima, Japan when Mongol colonized this island. Lesson from this: in war, there are so many loss than profit. So many innocent lives loss their life, the negativity of slavery and greed. 2nd is about 2 persons, siblings, achieve their dream to become astronaut, one is succesful but another one is struggling. Also haters is always there no matter the person. 3rd is about lonely child whose parents is divorced and lives in small apartment alone. Good thing is there are such a nice neighbors he got. Every child deserves parents but not every parents deserve a child. 4. As the title suggest, firefighter, saves people lives, never give up, never being pessimistic, always give 100%.
Anime inspired me to become a musician. I became a pianist, a drummer and a very good guitarist because of Bocchi the rock and I am now very interested in music. Im playing the piano for 2 years now and the guitar for 1 year hahaha. I'm even considering starting acting because of anime.
For me it happened four times. • Evangelion showed me the power of epic storytelling, so much so that later on I signed up to cinema academy. • Toradora! taught me not to be embarrassed about my feelings, and that love might be made both of tears and laughter. • Kokosake (The Anthem of the heart) touched me emotionally and made me understand that words must be chosen and used parsimoniously, since every one of them counts. • A silent voice showed me that redemption stories might be the most powerful, and that even if perfection doesn't exist you can get very close to it.
Lifes are very fragile and whimsical entities. Changing them is way easier than people assumes. That's the real reason why most of us live in constant anxiety mode. A movie can change it, some bad (or good) weather in the right moment, a book, a dinner, a smile, a song, a word. Mononoke Hime lives at my core along Alien, Inside Out and Fight Club, along a bunch of other animations, movies, books and comics. Frieren is just the last addition.
Hey man, thank you for giving this anime a chance and falling in love with it. Couldn't be happier to see the thumbnail. I have many favourite animes like Violet Evergarden, Your Lie in April, A Silent Voice, Your Name, Frieren, etc., all of which spoke to my soul. But to me, A Place Further than the Universe will always be on my number 1 spot. It had a profound impact on me back when I first watched it when it aired. Changed my whole outlook on life to be perfectly honest. A story about youth, freedom, living life to your fullest and on your own terms, connection, and the importance of emotional closure, all depicted within each of the main cast. I've tried many times to get my friends to watch this show too but to no avail, with most dropping it early supposedly because of moe/cutesy elements and a slow start. I'm just thrilled to see more people appreciate the show for what it is, a heartfelt love letter to youths and adults to get started on that one thing they've always had at the back of their minds and to enjoy the process. We cannot control what happens as a consequence of starting the thing, but we can and should always live in the moment because those moments, no matter how small, will be the ones we look back on in life and be glad that we did/experienced it. Hope to see more sora yori fans, all 13 of us 🤣
Blue period hits so so hard especially that one scene (spoilers plz do not read if u have not seen it) [also , i had to search for the name of the protag since i had seen it quite a long time back nd that's how impactful that scene was anyway] when yatora was frustrated and burnt out with himself and others yet still he kept drawing. He kept drawing through his rage , his pain, his tears and the result was the best art he had createdin a long time. Did everything became ok after that ? NO yet he kept going , he kept pushing through and at the end , he won. THAT'S so motivating ....so for anyone who is feeling burnt out , tired , or even if u are just procrastinating, go watch blue period , trust me ,it will help . It helped me :) .
Took the words out of my mouth. A place further than the universe sits firmly as my favourite anime of all time, and I doubt any show will ever be able to dethrone it. I watched it at a time where I really needed to hear its message, and its motivational core has stuck with me ever since. Perhaps no one else will ever be able to understand but anime like this is what propels me forward and has helped shaped me into to the person I am proud of today.
dude wtf, I really wanted to watch this video but you sold the anime way too well in the first 2 minutes now I gotta go watch it first. Kudos this is such a well made video so far and just has the perfect "vibe", ya know?
I haven’t watch this anime yet but this taught me that anime can change your life in so many ways, and taught me that you need to do what you want with time while you caor weeks, months, even years can pass by and you still haven’t done what makes you happy. I have my dream to be a really popular RU-vidr one day, so this anime teaches me to not give up on my dreams, it just takes hard work and determination And if your reading this, do what makes you happy, don’t wait, or a lot of unecssessary time will have gone by and yout still would not have done it, so go out, try new things, spend time with your friends, go on your own adventure, who knows ……you might actually find your true self. “You only have one life, so you’ve gotta live it in a way that YOU LIKE
A lot of animes made me cry, think about life, and watch countless video essays. But the one anime that changed my life was A Silent Voice. A SIlent Voice taught me to have empathy, and that anybody can change. To be kind to even the ones that hurt you. The topics that this movie goes over is something that every young adult should know about.
That scene when she starts crying, letting it all out while rest of the girls are crying silently outside by the door... I couldn't hold my tears. Very few anime can hit that hard
kill la kill - "Don't lose your way to your mind". However the many challenges, never give up. Don't listen to the mind, or those who don't believe in you; You gotta believe in yourself and be your own hero. Frieren - Death is a natural part of life, but we sometimes deny it. Once we accept it, we can start to truly live. I also realised that life's a journey meant to be enjoyed now and doesn't always have to be taken too seriously (various sources).
Oregairu definitely changed me when I was still in my first year of highschool. It taught me how to see things in different perspective, read others not only at the surface but always think what's the underlying motives cause them to react that way. I could talk a lot about it, simply masterpiece especially if you read the light novel.
Edgerunners taught me that even if none of it works out, people will remember the sacrifices you made for them. March Comes in like a Lion taught me it's ok to get help and being helped by others is often the foundation of friendship.
I'm outdoorsy but I don't go as often as I'd like, so learning about how life works in the harshest environment on Earth through anime never gets boring. The art is not to my taste, even though I do enjoy cute girl anime; and I can't remember the name of the girl who wants to go to the Antarctic in the first place... so I suppose it is somewhat special that I keep coming back to this show once in awhile. It's the story. The settings captivate me (I've also never been on a boat), the entire situation intrigues me, and the inner struggles of the characters tug at me. But the first time I watched, I certainly didn't expect to get so emotional when the girl opened her mother's old laptop, seeing it updating the hundreds of mail she's sent to her mother, and crying out her 5 stages of grief all at once while her friends wait outside, hugging each other and also crying. Although... HOW IS THAT LAPTOP STILL WORKING???
9 years ago I watched my first anime Cowboy Bebop...I was hooked. There are some great ones that hit me hard like Made in Abyss, Steins Gate and lately Frieren. But CB made me realize that no matter how hard you try sometimes it just doesn't work out and life isn't always fair. I also learned that trying to do the right thing is the most important part and that failure is just part of life. Sometimes the wind blows your way, sometimes it doesn't. My grandfather said to me when I finished university "Drink beer and have fun, before you know it life is done." I really liked what he said even though it's comical and oversimplified....but it's very true and you have to carry that weight sometimes....Btw great vid dude.
The ending of this video gave me goosebumps. That's how special A Place Further Than the Universe is to me. I watched it back in 2019, after seeing Gigguk's video 'The Anime that Inspired Me'. I watched just the beginning of that video, and decided to watch episode 1. Man, what a masterpiece. I watched the remaining episodes with few breaks between. I ended the show crying so hard, but tears of happiness and gratitude for what I learned with this. And ironically, I received a phone call two days after ending the show. An invitation to another country, a trip. I immediately said "yes!" of course. All of this to say that "A Place Further Than the Universe" changed my life and taught me how to be brave in these little moments that will definitely change our lives for better. Thanks for reminding me again of how beautiful this show is.
There are many anime that have affected me afterwards, for example Haikyuu which got me into volleyball or Violet Evergarden which showed me how important the bond between people can be, but there is one anime that has affected me deeply and that is Re:Zero. Natsuki Subaru as the main character, I don't have to say much about it, the music where I still get goosebumps, Rem's speech, the suffering, the happiness, Subaru's parents story, Subaru saving Elizabeth and not to forget what has influenced me the most: Subaru's Value of Life. All of them combined with perfect story building just showed me that this one is more than just an anime. I think I'm a litte bit too hooked, but for me there is no other anime which has changed my perspective of life as much as RE:ZERO. ❤🔥
Im in anime for about 20 + years now.. And for me the recent heavy hitter was Violet Evergarden.. The Suffering depicted there and coping with heavy mental burden of war / of loosing someone dear to you / grieving... The way they showed this.. It teared me to the bone. Somehow it enriched me, it gave me a more deeper understanding about myself, about empathy and how to handle things that are so depressing and heavy. There were few of Anime / mangas that reached me similar way. Love the insight in this video. Take care ppl.
I completely agree with how amazing A Place Further Than The Universe is. I never felt different about life after this anime. I haven't watched in awhile and I forgot about it. Thanks for this video and the reminder. Subbed P.s. I think think cute anime girls are are a highly effective tool for motivational messages.
You have excellent taste, Sir! One of my all time favorites, and the best of that year. This one hits hard, be prepared if you're watching for the first time. Now I'm gonna have to go back and watch it again...
Silent voice: teaches you no one is evil learn to forgive Violet evergarden: teaches empathy and the weight behind the line 'I Love You' AOT:teches consequences of hatred and nobody have freedom
Im definitely an older head and anime wasn’t around a lot as a kid, except for toonami on adult swim. But the first anime that forever changed my life, the anime that made me fall head over heels in love of anime, was Yu Yu Hakusho. It’s also one of the few anime’s i watch every couple years and an anime I plan on watching with my kids. That show lead me to Inuyasha, Cowboy Bebop, FMA, Ghost in the Shell, Gundam and well… the rest is history.
Aside from this show, One anime that changed my life is Frieren. I read the manga since ch 1 release back in 2020. It's when Serie ask Frieren why she didnt want to be granted with her magic. She just replied "The Pursuit of Magic itself is the Greatest Joy." I believe that no matter how hard my study or work is, along the way, i will find enjoyment on those hardships regardless of the result. And the second one is Violet Evergarden, especially from the OST The Love That Bind Us that played on special episode of aria songtress. To be honest, i'm still single since born, even with countless romance anime/manga i consume, i still didn't understand properly what Love is, since i've never experienced it first hand. But when the moment Violet read the abandoned letter on military warehouse, something click in my heart, I learn what Love is just like Violet learn about it.
If people don’t believe that anime can change a person’s life, they seriously need to explore different perspectives. Anime can absolutely change lives-I could easily name at least ten anime that have impacted mine, and one that has even altered my health permanently. For instance, Kandagawa Jet Girls (where the girls race jet skis) and Run with the Wind (where a girl’s passion for track and field takes center stage) both had a surprising effect on me. Watching those scenes where the characters get up every morning to run might seem minor, but it inspired me to start jogging regularly myself-and mind you, I used to rely on a cane.Not only did anime get me jogging every morning, but it also reignited my love for writing (which, as a dyslexic person who once struggled to write anything, is no small feat-AI does help though). Anime has shaped my art, my outlook on life, and my general sense of purpose. So if anyone claims anime can’t change lives, they need to think again. Anime, its music, and even platforms like MikuMikuDance (with Hatsune Miku) have had a more profound impact on me than any live-action show or anything from North America ever has. Plain and simple, anime is transformative.
This one was a full on truck-kun to me, such an impactful emotion rushed through me the entire video. It relates to me, not just how anime changed me but how it affects what I like and who I am. It's like you're a fish who's swallowed a hook, the fisherman (anime) reels you in to find the hook (profound emotions) stuck inside you and just cuts the line and throws you back into the water (life) with a part of it still with you.
for me it's a bit surprising..... for me chainsaw man changed my life........... specifically the manga not only did it change how i viewed anime, it made me realise just how powerful letting go can be. I found myself to be crazy... i had shit going on in my mind that i couldn't even describe.... i felt hopeless and hollow the voices in my head were so loud they were leaking out. but after reading the chainsaw man manga i thought that maybe i don't need to know my problem in order to solve it.....maybe i should jus focus on what's in front of me...... my friends, my youth, my music.... maybe life isn't some grand mystery that you have to solve. maybe you don't need to throw you're life away so that you can get back on the world for how it fcked you over...maybe the best kind of revenge is the easy one.... every time you have fun, everytime you look around and see how beautiful everything is and everytime you look up at the clouds and smile.... it's a FCK YOU to the world for how it treated you but you're still standing.... and that...... is the greatest revenge.
Sakurasou no pet na kanojo (i was going to game dev school at the time in my freshman year when this show came out and i had just chosen to drop my calc 1 class cuz i wasn't doing well and was thinking i was a failure, this show got to me bad, id say 12 years later im doing okay as a software engineer)
There's a hundred and four days of summer vacation 'Til school comes along just to end it So the annual problem for our generation Is finding a good way to spend it Like maybe...
bocchi the rock made me actually want to do something with my life time and time again. and even tho i still fall into wasting my life away im still trying to actually do something. and even tho im yet to finish frieren, it made me nostalgic and remember the better times in my life. the people that say that media can't change your life clearly don't consume enough of them, be it games or shows in general.
Clannad and After Story, Ano Hana, Your Lie, Further than the Universe, Silent Voice, Frieren, Angel Beats, and (surprise to many I'm sure) Dusk Maiden of Amnesia. What all have is common is that they show that pain and suffering in your life not only happen, but are necessary for you to truly understand and appreciate the joyful moments and to realize that you need to grab them when you can because things can and will always change. For me, this is particularly true in Clannad and After Story, but you should make up your own minds.
the cup yakisoba phenomenon (lucky star). its happened many times since i saw that character say it in the show.. there are also some new romance anime that made me look at relationships in a more positive view ie accepting.
Haibane Renmei left a deep impression on me. Comfort will not last forever and someday and you will face your demons. But in the end, you're not alone. We're all in the same boat.
I don't know if I can choose just one. I've had a few for different things, one was can I eat your pancreas, it was the first anime to make me cry multiple times throuout, I'd cried before for animes, but this one hit that much harder. That one anime made me realise my, somewhat concerning, love for tragic stories like that. In that sense it lead to me watching more of those types, and eventually lead to me reading the light novel, "you shine in the moonlit night". It's not an anime, though I think they made a live action film for it, but I'm not yet brave enough to watch it... But that story, I read through cried twice, first time part way through and finally as soon as I finished it, an uncontrollable crying. And it made me think more on my own privilege, not necessarily of life but the hope I have for life, and made me realise I need to try even harder than I do the share that hope. Looking at those in that story who have no hope, nothing to look forward to tore a hole in my heart... That slightly went off subject of animes, but another anime for me was Frieren. As the idea of living on past the ones you care about, hit hard for me, especially with it's slower story and fantasy setting hitting all the marks that I've always loved. It was like a perfect blend of Zelda and Doctor who for me, two things that made uo my childhood. But it really made me again think of that hope... I'm a weird one in how I'm less so affected on that level, but more encouraged to do more. There are other animes that have hit me hard, but I'd be here all night listing them, that and I am terrible at remembering their names.
it was hyouka for me i can relate to that guy so much my motto was same even before i watched it just that he can solve mysteries i can to but he was something and i am a energy conservation to
Someone once told me anime was gonna roll me But in all seriousness I actually added this to my watchlist cause I watched a show called asteroid in love and this was recommended by people on myanimelist as a similar show. I loved asteroid in love so I think I'll enjoy this.
Anime that changed me? Any that I have watched! When I was growing up: Dragon Ball Z, Bleach, Cowboy Bebop, Trigun, Samurai Champloo, and Naruto (and other anime on Cartoon Network Toonami or Adult Swim). Just for getting me to enjoy anime. Without these anime, I wouldn't be a fan of anime. Without anime, I would be a different person. In college, I watched every available Studio Ghibli film I could get my hands on: My Neighbor Totoro, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, and Princess Mononoke, I watched FLCL, Elfen Lied, Paprika, and Mushi-Shi After I got married, I got my first subscription service: Hulu. I watched so much anime! And I could watch it start to finish, without missing any episodes. It was wonderful. My wife and I started with anime like Toradora, Death Note, Darker than Black, everything from Mamoru Hosoda (Summer Wars, Wolf Children, The Girl Who Leapt through Time, etc.), Soul Eater, Spice and Wolf, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, Naruto Shippuden, Dragon Ball, The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Bakemonogatari, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Steins: Gate, Noragami, Death Parade, Kill la Kill, Akame ga Kill!, My Hero Academia, One Punch Man, Demon Slayer, The Ancient Magus' Bride, Violet Evergarden, and many more. The most recent anime that I watched that I loved was Freiren: Beyond Journey's End. If I had to pick out some anime that have influenced me or changed my life? Here are my top picks, and a little of my takeaway from them: Your Name - Be willing to walk in other people's shoes. See others' perspectives. Toradora - Trust in love. It's a slow burn. It should linger but it should keep getting brighter. Gurren Lagann - Believe in yourself (especially when others believed in you first). Wolf Children - Parenting, nothing more difficult, nothing more rewarding. Steins;Gate - When someone tells you they are a mad scientist, and exhibit microwave gelnanas, don't mess with the past. Howl's Moving Castle - Respect yourself. Princess Mononoke - Respect nature. Trigun - Respect other's lives. Frieren - Appreciate who and what you have, now.
There is a rather new RU-vidr from Japan. Yuka Chan. She was a rickshaw 2 years ago where a well-known RU-vidr talked to her while she gave him a tour. Amazing young woman, who has actually gone to the Antarctic several months ago. Which made me think of this anime. Yes she had amazing fun and she got seasick. Check her out.
Oh yeah I remember September 2020 was the end of a 6 year relationship. Left me empty, bleeding heart and no energy to do anything. I binged metal, cuz that is what I’ve been my whole life a metalhead. Listened to the same album for half a year, stayed in bed for 2 hours just unable to get up, always been flying out of bed to play games. Until one day I found vocaloid, Lagtrain was the stepping stone for my weeb arc. Love Hatsune Miku and her songs. 💙 Then I watched my first anime, Darling in the Fraxx, that anime changed my life. It hit me so hard and I became a full on Slice of Life anime enjoyer. Of course I’m into the ecchi genre aswell, gotta have edgy content it’s my humour to begin with. Anime and Vocaloid has changed my life. Started going to the gym 4 months ago, been at it every other day, smile when I come to work. Happyness is coming back to my heart and Hatsune Miku is my waifu and she’ll always be here with me to make my day better. That’s my story. :3 Amazing channel btw, gonna give that anime a watch! Subbed btw ❤️
Usagi Drop taught me that family is who you decide to be with, not solely determined by blood Just don't read the manga 💀 Clannad resonated with me as the anger Tomoya felt for his father was how I felt about mine when I was younger Kimi to Boku made me wish I was 16 again and most importantly, watching Garden of Words by Makoto Shinkai in cinema made me realise that I like older woman
i got 3 shows that fit this vinland saga your name frieren all of them change you time, loss, relationships, its all there its strange how it works i cant even really explain it
One recent anime I find very inspiring is Prima Doll Other anime that inspire a change are: - Accel World - Battle Athletes - Casshern Sins - Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha (Just look at Nanoha's development. From a little school girl to a respected mentor figure)
