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@il-sicario 6 күн бұрын

Whwres thr aladdin

@thepenlidmafioso1458 4 ай бұрын

6:05 i have always thought she has looked like a chinchilla. 10:30 is one of my favourite parts of hyouka style is one of my favourite things and that was the most outwardly stylish things hyouka does, thanks for the education on the stylistic choices of saturation because i never would have noticed myself. 20:00 god i loved the mysteries and even more so the way they were solved, ive watched plenty of anime and they rarely get me surprised but some of these mysteries had me stumped and it upsets me that someone would think that its not interesting. 22:50 oops. 35:28 i absolutely love this video, i know i havent finished it yet and that its taken me 10 days to get up and watch this (oops) so far its been one of my favourite watches of the year, its a very good video and i cannot wait to watch more like it, its videos like yours that make me want to click on premiere pro and make another video, so thanks. i really love kyo ani and this video has made my love for them skyrocket, i already knew their team was absolutely amazing but to know how much thought goes into every single one of these projects amazes me, my own thoughts and feelings for chuunibyou were mirrored by your own for hyouka and i doubt we are unique cases, through this years binging of anything kyo ani ive learned that they never miss and that someone likely has a story like ours for all of their shows. im glad i watched this video, it made me motivated for my own projects and also gave me a few ideas. i dont watch anime videos very often but you have reminded me what ive missed out on. sorry again it took me 10 days to come back and watch this.

@destinymunchkin5301 4 ай бұрын

A little prince movie/book 😊talks about these themes as we’ll continue ur channel ik youll blow up

@inyakee 4 ай бұрын

Thank you! One can only hope :)

@1313ArrowRain-ok8lo 4 ай бұрын

Great video! In my opinion you can say a lot more about the individual characters especially Houtarou.

@inyakee 4 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching :)

@erosillustrates 4 ай бұрын

i loved the part where it gets personal! hyouka is one of my all time favs and i love people's different interpretations of the show! also in general im more of the orekis type of personality although i when im choosing a new hobby i have to be exceptionally good at it. thanks for the great video! ❤

@inyakee 4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and for your comment, it means a lot!

@thepenlidmafioso1458 4 ай бұрын

Bro me and you have so much in common just replace hyouka with chuunibyou. I watch chuunibyou annually and this year i decided to check out a lot more of kyo anis stuff. And that has now introduced me to some of my favourites like haruhi. Man i just love kyo ani

@inyakee 4 ай бұрын

Still gotta watch chuunibyou!! But yeah love kyoani and recommend almost everything they've made. If you haven't watched it already, I highly recommend Sound Euphonium. Been rewatching it recently and man it hits

@olivegarden3604 4 ай бұрын

Great video, thoroughly enjoyed it! It's good to see this kinds of videos. Seems like small channels are the ones making good anitube content these days. It shouldn't be that way, but it feels so refreshing hearing people talking reasonably about something they enjoy (without the necessity of bashing other things or being inflammatory in general) Also, always appreciate Hyouka getting the much deserved love it often doesn't seem to get. Guess that's a consequence of it being relatively unknown all things considered Anyway, +1 sub! Continue the great work!

@inyakee 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comment; it's much appreciated. I hope to make more long form content in the future :)

@husker930 4 ай бұрын

Always love seeing more analysis' about my favorite anime. This really should be more popular.

@inyakee 4 ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed <3

@conrad_on_youtube 5 ай бұрын

Awesome video. I hope you're watching Shoshimin, from the same author. It's not from KyoAni, but the animation is great. Cheers from France ❤

@inyakee 5 ай бұрын

Merci beaucoup! I'm in France right now and your country is very beautiful :) I might need to watch Shoshimin because it has been recommended by a few people now. It looks interesting.

@ScropperFTW 5 ай бұрын

I've never seen anyone review an anime with such depth. Great video!

@inyakee 5 ай бұрын

Thank you for leaving such a nice comment. I'll try to make more soon 😊

@ScropperFTW 5 ай бұрын

Nice video. Waiting more about cartoons. Especially Adventure Time ^^

@inyakee 4 ай бұрын

might have to make the next video about a cartoon now :)

@ScropperFTW 4 ай бұрын

@@inyakee would be awesome

@dpolaristar4634 5 ай бұрын

Oh btw if your interested their is a currently airing anime that also is a Slice of Life Mystery series by the same author called Shoushomin How to Become Ordinary, its less atmospheric and Meloncholic, and more tightly paced and Grittier (Well compared to Hyouka its still basically a highschool Slice of Life Mystery that focuses on character drama.)

@dpolaristar4634 5 ай бұрын

I finally watched it and here are my thoughts. First a correction, the source material are just regular Novels not Light Novels. As for the video itself. I think you only talked about one side of the talent conversation Satoshi's side, but there is just as much discussion on the people that have the talent and the pressure they feel, and the obligation to use it to meet the expectations of others. The show makes an argument that if you do have talent or ability your obligated to utilize it or you spit on the face of others. Satoshi's arc also was hinted at before the cultural festival since the first arc, on the way to Chitanda's House Oreki sees him as Shocking Pink, showing that Satoshi's enjoyment of life is an overcompensation and somewhat insincere as opposed to Oreki's ideal of how Chitanda and his Sister Tomoe lives their life. Oreki blaming his skills on Luck, I think is less him being unable to handle compliments but more his subconscious fear and realization that if he is "special" the obligations that come with it, and finding out whether he is special or not, or simply a fraud trying to be special can live him feeling burned (Like what happened with Irisu where he felt like a Fool when he thought he was so smart.) I also think you overplay how the mysteries themselves don't matter, when people say the mysteries don't matter, they are talking about the stakes and the thrills, most people see mysterious as jangling keys in front of people and more like supsense. The mysteries in Hyouka are more like the classic golden age Whodunnits, where the clues are laid out for the audience where they have a chance to play along and solve it before the detective gives their grand deduction. I think a lot of the appeal of Hyouka, the in joy of the act of solving said mysteries regardless of how "important" they are, which re enforces the theme of the Rose Colored Life, how Eru cares about things that are unimportant and in defiance of Oreki's Motto. Finally I think you are missing a bit of nuance with Chitanda feeling boxed in by her life, yes she does feel restrained by it, but she also takes pride and security and sees it as an anchor to stand on, and is content with her future. So she both feels constrained by her life but she also desires and sees it as part of her identity. For the record, I think the Novels are just as good as the anime, its a bit reductive saying the Novels don't have the methods of visual storytelling when literature has its own techniques, for example in the Cultural Festival Arc, the reveal of how Jumoniji is had more buildup as in the Novels we don't see who Oreki is talking to until he gives his name at the end of his Deduction. As someone that is a fan of Kyoani's work, let me say that most of their Anime is a huge improvement on Source Material that honestly was kinda mid or even terrible until Kyoani gave them a facelift, most of their newer work after they split from Kadokawa to be their own production committee is self published works from contest that are honestly thinly disguised first draft contests where the source material is more a concept that is "fixed" by the anime adaptation. Hyouka is NOT one of these works, the Novels are amazingly written and deserve a shot. Plus the next two Novels which the anime didn't cover (Because they weren't written yet) Further develop the characters and plotlines, like for example in the beginning of Novel 5, the next one after the anime ends, it confirms that Satoshi and Mayaka are dating (They technically started at the Doll Festival after their presumed talk.) That's a minor spoiler literally in the beginning but their are bigger ones that need to be read, including why Mayaka doesn't like Oreki, a continuation of her struggles as a Manga artist started in the Festival, Satoshi discovering his competence, Oreki revealing why he took on his motto and became grey (Although its foreshadowed in the anime in the Film Arc.), Chitanda and Oreki generally getting closer, recruiting a new member on their second year, and the biggest one Chitanda having an existential crisis about her future.

@inyakee 5 ай бұрын

Thanks for commenting. My bad; I've always had in my mind that the source material was a LN and should have checked this. I agree with what you say about Oreki's response to praise-though I think both can be true at the same time. I'm not really qualified to talk about the quality of mysteries as I haven't read many. I didn't mention it in the criticisms section but I saw a few reviews mention that the mysteries are very mundane compared to other mysteries (with the subtext that this is kind of a bad thing). I agree with you that there is a lot of joy in trying to work out the mysteries for the first time as this is the reason the mystery genre is still popular; however, my main point was that even if these characters weren't solving mysteries and, say, were playing chess, the show would be largely as good. The mysteries feel more like something the characters do rather than who they are. However, I also agree with you in that mysteries in this case are quite a useful vehicle because they can be very unimportant. I also agree with what you say about how I missed a part of Chitanta's character. I wish I added a part saying that in spite of her restrained family situation, her character shows that there can still be a lot of meaning within that. I was quite reductive with my comment about visual media. This is mainly just a personal taste of mine and a symptom/cause of me not reading many books lol. I might just be lazy. But, after what you've said about the novel (and realising that it's not a light novel) I might need to give it a try. In response to your other comment: I have surprisingly (considering the anime rock I live under) come accross the Shoushomin anime and considered watching it. If you recommend it, I might give it a watch. My recommendation to you (if you weren't already aware) are the two new Naoko Yamada movies coming out in a few days. I'm very excited for these! Thank you again for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment. I hope to see you in the comments section in the future ☺

@olivegarden3604 4 ай бұрын

@@inyakee Just wanted to make a little comment about those criticisms. Remember ep 7, I think it was (maybe it's 8), when the classics club is interrogating the staff making the film, right? Oreki and Satoshi discuss something important about the perception mystery usually gets in the public eye: it's often jumbled up with thriller! I don't mean to dismiss people's tastes (if they dislike Hyouka, that's that, I don't mind, just pointing something out), but when they realise something's supposed to be a mystery, if they don't think of Sherlock's Doyle and Agatha's Poirot, they probably relate it more to (what I assume is) Stephen King (I never read anything of his, but as far as I know it's more thriller and suspense, horror even maybe, but not mystery). This preconception of what mystery is probably leads to disappointment I guess slice of life is relatively niche all things considered too (maybe niche isn't the right word - I just mean to say it's not mainstream), so that doesn't help either

@nierriver 5 ай бұрын

woah... a small anime essay channel?

@inyakee 5 ай бұрын

I hope you enjoyed the video! My first upload of the video got struck by copyright claims so I hope everything goes alright (bonus points for finding the clip I had to mirror). There's a rendering error somewhere but honestly I've had to export the video and change things around so much that I can't be bothered. Thanks for watching 😊😊

@spongebobtheory 6 ай бұрын

Yess someone else agrees!!

@memesresidehere7363 6 ай бұрын

Top Ten SpunchBob Episodes: Band Geeks Shanghaied Chocolate With Nuts Band Geeks Chocolate with Shanghaied Help Wanted Idiot Box SpongeBob's Revenge Chocolate With Band Geeks

@inyakee 5 ай бұрын

Based list

@GMP1isReal 6 ай бұрын

Glad you brought up EmpLemom's video because it was that which made me realize Christmas Who was my favorite episode. It explodes the duo's dynamic perfectly where even when SpongeBob is at his lowest and feels like he has failed literally everyone and Squidward laughs at his face, he *still* does his best to make Squidward happy with his gift and Squidward finally gets it, and Squidward is the one to save Christmas. Like an element of Band Geeks no one brings up is how SpongeBob, the person Squidward wants to avoid the most, is the one to bring Bikini Bottom together to bring Squidward's dream to reality, but Christmas Who sets it up better with its extra time to show SpongeBob doesn't want Squidward left out so Bob making the gift feels like a result of something, so the gift being the catalyst of Squid's change feels perfectly earned.

@inyakee 6 ай бұрын

The wooden clarinet hits so hard! I agree with everything you've said! Thanks for your comment and for watching ☺

@pomkkk294 7 ай бұрын

Agree!!! It`s a really sweet and warm episode, Squidwards and Spongebobs dynamic is extremely cute. I always enjoyed Christmas episodes in any cartoon overall. Also, nice video ;)

@inyakee 6 ай бұрын

Christmas episodes always go hard!! Thanks for watching :)

@Genoluver 7 ай бұрын

Best Day Ever at 9 on that list at the start was crazy 😭 Also I am so happy some brought up "Christmas Who?", it has always been my favorite.

@inyakee 6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@deliverancegaming6652 8 ай бұрын

Christmas Who was my favorite episode as a child, I haven't seen it in years though.

@SpinKreator 8 ай бұрын

"Have you seen this Snail?" is SO underrated.

@hammys_adventures 9 ай бұрын

Gee i thought this would be a not all old spongebob is good and we need to stop being ignorant but i guess not.

@Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1024 9 ай бұрын

Not really (looking at the essence of each episode) Everyone helped Squidward in Band Geeks while on Christmas who? Squidward as an Individual ruined his life by giving away everything he owned to make a bunch of nobodies, and SpongeBob a little bit happier 1,000 can give way more than 1 can and it won't be anywhere near as damaging for them Unless Santa gives Squidward replacements for doing his job for him, which being an episodic cartoon you can't reliably count on that Only optimally are the episodes equal, realistically(the accurate one of the 3) Band Geeks is better, pessimistically(which is more reasonable than optimistic in the real world, no natural good is comparable to most natural evils, such as losing a finger or going blind, those are both worse than anything natural is good, and the best goods can easily be taken away and made worse than they ever were good, while the worst bads can never be undone flat out) Band Geeks is better So 2-2.9+/3 Band Geeks is better and 1-0.1-/3 Band Geeks is on the same level To give a direct example: children such as SpongeBob tend to be optimistic out of ignorance In reality things aren't good and unless your life is without severe problems the amount of good never triumphs over the bad Just because most people are able to convince themselves it doesn't make it so, most people were wrong about racism 200 years ago for example, most people are often wrong, which makes it's even worse because that means the correct minority(not race I mean people as a whole, although they can both be the case too in some situations) have to suffer for it, which is exponentially worse as it's bad and wrong people who should suffer compared to good and correct people Preferably everyone would be good and correct though especially since bad and stupid people rarely are the ones to suffer for their own stupidity Most people for example are wrong about nationalism, and politics to this day, (it's blatantly obvious that each side is full of correct and incorrect ideological information, and for countries which are less right and left wing still have nearly all corrupt leaders with incorrect ideologies) and those are just the obvious on) Edit: hypothetically one day in the far future there could be more good than bad but that day is yet to come, there is the limitation of lightspeed and thermodynamics which have to be taken care of too to fully realize that hopeful eventuality And humans have civilization and modern technology to offset a lot of the ancient horrible natural occurrences, and even that is full of its own flaws despite that

@bvd_vlvd 9 ай бұрын

Oh my God I can't believe people are unironically shilling for Spongebob = past Squidward = present, I thought it was a lame millenial meme

@inyakee 9 ай бұрын

Sorry, I'm not sure what you're saying?

@bvd_vlvd 9 ай бұрын

@@inyakee I hate it when people spread the annoying narrative that people are like Spongebob as kids and like Squidward as adults. It's literally self-sabotage. I wouldn't even sympathize with that narcissist; equating with him should be an insult

@inyakee 9 ай бұрын

@@bvd_vlvd Ah I see. I think the origins of that observation come from EmpLemon's SpongeBob video. I don't think most people empathise with Squiadward's whole character; rather, they empathise with his cynicism, and, honestly, I don't blame people for being cynical.

@dinomiller909 10 ай бұрын

My top 10 favorite episodes are: 10. Club SpongeBob 9. Dying for Pie 8. SB-129 7. Pizza Delivery 6. Sailor Mouth 5. Rock Bottom 4. The Nasty Patty 3. Graveyard Shift🥉 2. Chocolate with Nuts🥈 1. Band Geeks🏅

@inyakee 9 ай бұрын

That's a pretty fire list. Except, I'd argue Sailor Mouth isn't quite up to scratch as the others.

@dinomiller909 9 ай бұрын

@@inyakee I respect your opinion ❤

@dinomiller909 9 ай бұрын

@@inyakee Wait, why the 🐬🐬🐬🐬 do you believe that? Sailor Mouth's a timeless classic

@Patrick_Bateman_69 Жыл бұрын

Aww hell nah patchy is easily the worst part of the show, I hated him as a kid and I hate him even more now as an adult he ruines every episode he’s in

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

nahhhhh dude that's cap

@brantley-xc5np Жыл бұрын

why is edgeworth in the thumbnail

@MenkoDany Жыл бұрын

Watching the episode was much more fun that watching this essay. That being said, while Band Geeks isn't my favourite episode, it's still better than Christmas Who which felt a little empty and like it had to fill the "christmas episode tickbox"

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

@thesuperamazingalex810 Жыл бұрын

This is why I watch cartoons, even when I am an adult.

@Nextkej Жыл бұрын

Bruh throwing shade on the best day ever when it’s a very underrated episode

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry 😭😭

@bryanrodasmontoya3864 Жыл бұрын

I don't love these cartoons much anymore except Gumball because at the end of the day they only lend themselves to shipping, that's how Adventure Time was ruined as well as others like Steven Universe, Miraculous Ladybug, Star vs the Forces of Evil, Amphibia, okay let's be heroes, shera and the princesses of forced inclusion, voltageron, regular show, helluva boss etc. I'm not saying it's bad but enough cringe, I'm saying we care more about a shitty ship than a plot and making a fool of ourselves in front of the public with all this in seriously people suck nowadays that even their own toxic fans are all cringe

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

Shipping culture is really annoying, I completely agree with you. If you haven't already watched SpongeBob (S1-S3), SW The Clone Wars, and My Life as a Teenage Robot are some of my favourites that haven't suffered a shipping fate. Though, MLAATR has suffered another pretty terrible internet fate. Overall, I would try to ignore most communities. It is kinda hard, but very worthwhile if the show has other things going for it. For me, Adventure Time's best parts are when Finn isn't simping (S5-7ish).

@bryanrodasmontoya3864 Жыл бұрын

@@inyakee Yes, thank you friend for understanding me, I always loved some shows like the teenage robot, knd, billy and mandy, the barnyard, avatar, ben 10, generator rex, chowder among others, that shipping by force is not good, it only makes the series ridiculous like that like us in front of the entire internet whether on tumblr, deviantart or youtube who knows that topic already bores me and bothers me and it doesn't give me a good lesson it just leaves everyone in other people's shame don't you think

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

@@bryanrodasmontoya3864 Honestly, a lot of fan culture is sort of apocalyptic. Simply do you and everything will work out :)

@bryanrodasmontoya3864 Жыл бұрын

@@inyakee The truth is that I no longer want to be part of something toxic, cringy and something that will let me make a fool of myself in front of the entire internet again I just want to have my series of spins like kick buttowski, slugterra, randy cunnigham total ninja, the looney tunes show among others, since this already makes me tired and bored, I say we should support series that innovate in something or those that make people ridiculous and cringe, I say I don't know how these things work in the world of cartoons.

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

@@bryanrodasmontoya3864 Do you believe that the people making the are largely to blame for the culture they have spawned?

@seanperkovic2648 Жыл бұрын

Studio Ghibli proves to us that their 'kids movies' both visually entice kids and adults; like spirited away, howels and the new one boy and heron but they all have underlining themes that entice the older audiences to keep watching then

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

Man's spitting straight facts

@gabrielortiz308 Жыл бұрын

There are plenty of foreign/indie animated films that prove this, such as Persepolis, Waking Life, Mary & Max, It's Such A Beautiful Day, Waltz with Bashir, Anomalisa, etc.

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

Anomalisa! What a masterpiece! Though, I wouldn't say these animated films are for kids. It's just an unfortunate truth that lots of people assume that anything animated is for kids :(

@Kool-gui Жыл бұрын

Ok idc what you think of my opinion but i like "goodbye, krabby patty" cause it shows patrick and spongebobs friend ship the best it has been in the last 5 seasons

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

I always find watching the 'best SB episodes from the last 5 seasons' videos quite interesting... One day I'll give them a try

@SouthernGothicYT Жыл бұрын

Yup - show someone Grave of the Fireflies and ask them if they'd let their kids watch it. The answer is an obvious no, it's even hard for adults to watch.

@gachalordnoobie4911 Жыл бұрын

Gonna borrow some words from Cain from The Amazing Digital Circus "The Cartoon (and anime) industry is a place to be enjoyed by ALL ages!"

@NashTheBlade Жыл бұрын

Doesn't help that people compare Adults who watch Cartoons to Pedophiles...I am NOT joking

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

It's uncalled for... :(

@fatimahanwaar306 Жыл бұрын

especially if it's cartoons for younger children like My Little Pony Friendship is Magic Bluey Transformers Rescue Bots or Sofia the First

@urbexingTss Жыл бұрын

the best example for this is adventure time its a kids show while sometimes it has mature content like the iceking who was revealed to be simon petrikov

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

Adventure Time's ending legitimately inspired the topic of one of my university assignments

@alexthedemon2203 Жыл бұрын

We never truly grow up we may age but we never truly grow up

@Thewirddude Жыл бұрын

Facts, here🍪

@onhiatus-v4i Жыл бұрын

@ToastExists Жыл бұрын

ello

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

hola!

@btanman Жыл бұрын

Great video! I love the analysis here. Honestly I feel like Christmas Who is one of the few times the special length is warranted & allows a more in-depth story / better pacing and jokes (looking at you Atlantis SquarePantis). Keep it up! Let's be honest though, Squidville top of S tier no questions asked

@inyakee Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Your Squiadville take is very fair