Best wolf’s rain analysis video

Wolfs rain is much like a Heideggerian dream.

What you say at the end truly resonated with me and those are some lovely words, I'm on my own path now where I left behind the past and continuously challenging myself today for a better future -- It's the adventure and the feeling of facing the unknown that makes my nerves flutter, to conquer these challenges and keep running forward, I'm surely to reach my own "paradise" that I dream of, and I know after I reach that future, I still won't be able to stop and find a new goal to chase.

I first watched this anime in middle school, it hurt me so much I never touched it again until like 10 years later now 😭

Super important video! Seriously good historical background for a seriously good show.

Drosselmeyer vs Fakir is basically AI vs Human art. This anime is years ahead of its time.

Literally the anime that got me into anime.

hey man, great video, just wanted to let you know i used your video as the main inspiration on a essay for uni and will probably rewatch Code Geass soon because of it lol

watching this, in 2024 being born in russia queer artist who life now is constant search for new home while making art about future of Love with defeated capitalism where people live in comfort and care for each other... let's say it hit *hard* wokf's rain is my first and most favorite anime. i watched it in childhood first time and didn't understand the concept entirely. but even then i understood that it has something in it. some very important message now i understand. i never understood that begining quote from kiba laying in snow. thought it some kind of phyloshophy for phylosophy. i understand now. i do. i was shivering through all the video recognizing what this words are about. but at the moment with kiba saying that paradise is future i just started crying. i vaguelly see how a better world can came to us. i see clearly how it is must be a thing to live in Caring world of Love with progress of art and medicine and other really important things, not progress of numbers in companies. it is vague and i don't know if i ever see this in life. but i strive for this and i do that i can to bring it in. and i even see some flowers of this world blooming here. this anime is pessimistic and saying that there is no paradise - right in first minutes. i wish i could make season two to show that maybe we will never see the vast field of moon flowers. but we still can have gardens. or at least little bouquetes. p.s. then i watched it first time, in first episode in the end there is a scene. with hige and kiba. music start to play and. back then i just feel something. i said to myself "huh, i think i start new period in my life lol". i thought it was about starting watching anime. but i think it is much deeper thing

You know, you can’t give all the credit to Will, No…You see It’s got a Light inside of it, one that never stays down no matter what, and the more you try to break it the more it refuses, and let me say that is one Brave Little Light, and I like to call it… *HOPE*

I will die on the hill that Ahiru is one of the best anime protagonists ever. She’s so endlessly kind and is practically without flaw, because her heart is truly just that GOOD. Princess Tutu will always and forever be my favorite anime :D thank you for making this video!

I didn't realize how similar this story could be to Zen Buddhist teachings! About breaking a cycle (reincarnation) and how eternity and permanence is actually not beautiful, but rather it is impermanence that is beautiful. The fact that nothing lasts forever and every story must end. Also teaching the virtue of learning to accept what is simply out of our control (such as turning back into a duck). We cannot always have what we want in life, but with "HOPE" as mentioned in the show, we can believe in endless wonders and find happiness even in the saddest seeming situations.

Istg it is a crime that Fakir and Ahiru didn't end up together 😭

Rest in Peace Keiko Nobumoto. Thanks for giving us a powerfully humanistic story and themes to resonate with. I’ll try to keep looking for actual paradise too.

Finally someone put it into words

I was kinda cringing whey they dropped eros and thanatos. Way too heavy handed I guess? For me personally it was like calling your main character Protagonist and their enemy Antagonist

My view of Wolf's Rain has changed over the years but I used to be so sad at the ending, and as I got older I realized they all found what they were looking for in some shape

thank you for helping me remember.

It was such a awesome anime it’s sad the characters died the way they did

I loved Wolf's Rain when I was in middle school. My angsty ass loved finding any meaning out of these obscured themes, especially finding the meaning of life and how to live it. Yoko Kanno, the composer, created such an atmospheric soundtrack to the show that stood out like Cowboy Bebop and Escaflowne.

I have been a fan of .hack since Sign and the first games came to America, and this is one of the most insightful pieces of analysis I have seen. Thank you; this has given me a new appreciation for one of my favorite shows.

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The thing that fullfilled this video was your deep dive potential. Its not just a summary. viewers can see that you understand the story throughly and you gave it to us creatively. Pls never loose that ability in ur future videos. You could start making specific analysis on characters or concepts. I recommend Monster. Thank you ♥️ for this video

You my friend officially have the best video essay related to Princess Tutu I've ever seen!!

does anyone know the name of the background soundtrack at 13:30

It took me this many years to realize that a lot of the characters represent themes or perspectives in religion.

In the 28 years I've been alive, I've already watched a LOT of anime, but Wolf's Rain is (imo) a highly underrated anime as well as my #1 Favorite Anime. I remember watching it when it first aired. The story's confusing at first, but you catch on quickly. The characters are written so well and though it can come off as very subtle, there's a lot of character development in everyone. Especially Hige and Tsume. To top it off, the music in the show is just awesome. It ranges from very soft and heavenly to tense and badass while working so well with each particular scene. All in all, Wolf's Rain is a 10/10, in my books.

Such memories....still my favorite. used to watch it once a year to remind me. its been so long

Great video! Although I noticed that, even you couldn’t make any sense about what was going on with that purple haired girl, or what actually happened at the end of the last episode.😂

i enjoyed the cheza's lullaby as each wolf has their own version of paradise, One is the journey, another the destination and another was the past/beginning.

Great video man

13:58 Takaya Kuroda. I'd recognize Kiryu anywhere

This anime means a lot to me, i shared it with people who are no longer with us and im the only one left to remember those times. I wonder if they found paradise? I hope so.

I watched Wolf's Rain in elementary school with my friend in 2008, but what shook me was when I heard your voice I knew right away you must be from Balkan, the accent is to strong, and yup you are my fellow Croatian xD

Brilliant video! Added to my favourites immediately

So Sad for Duck as Princess Tutu I thought from the beginning she is a real Human but in the reality of Anime story she is just a Duck but it's ok she Accomplished her Mission for the Prince to Complete his Heart

The ambiance, the dark and sad tone of this masterpiece along with the music is what makes this anime so memorable.

Great video!

Great analysis video of my favorite anime! I just have one question. At the end, Darcia used alchemy to become a wolf to try and enter paradise, but what is the thematic meaning of that decision? Aside from killing the wolves and his general villainy, his attempt to enter paradise failed and he died. Was it because he was a noble who helped destroy the world and refused to let anyone else enter paradise that caused him to die trying to enter it? And what does that mean thematically with your analysis of the nobles representing the past? Not sure if you’ll ever see this but I’d love to know your thoughts.

Great video. The history of Japans wolves was also very interesting to learn about. Thanks for the video.

I don’t like wolf’s rain at all but I want a remake for Sure than the original

Animax introduced this anime to me. I didn't really like the first part because I thought it was similar to Swan Lake. Then the Second Act started and I was glued in. Probably the best Shoujo Anime ever.

Thank you so much for keeping this anime alive ❤

Great video! I have been waiting for someone to give an in depth review of one of my favorite anime of all time. This series has always held a very special place in my heart and your broke the concepts of he show down beautifully. I had no idea about wolves in ancient Japanese mythology.. That added a deepness to the show that I wasn't previously aware of. Thanks for that. I cover 'Heaven's Not Enough' from the OST on my channel if you're interested. Cheers!

I remember there was a linx who was also able to shapeshift into a human, unless it could do so only because it was a spirit (it was dead, Kiba was in an illusion due to be knocked out by a plant).

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I watched Wolf's Rain when I was still in high school and I enjoyed it for what it was, but I didn't think much of it, now as I watched it as an adult and I can truly appreciate it. I'd like to think I'm very fortunate, to be brought back to Wolf's Rain for a second time, with more understanding this time too. It was on a whim, but things happen for a reason. It opened my eyes and taught me about the journey of life. However, it is more than that - it is the end of a cycle, the journey of death. The end of the series is also a new beginning, the beginning of a new world. Paradise is a state-of-mind. An illusion. It’s a concept. It’s a concept that signifies that hope never dies, even in times of despair. Because if you can find something hopeful in this world, even in times of disarray, to run toward. That’s paradise. And I think that’s what Wolf’s Rain was trying to say with its closing episode. The difference between this new world and the old one. In the old world, the Lunar flower went extinct, which is why Cheza, an artificial Lunar flower, needed to be made in the first place. The new world, however, still has Lunar flowers growing in it naturally, although growing in a city that still looks gritty and dark, and the rain still looms. The flower being reborn again is a small, but surely glimpse of hope. The hope that allows Kiba and his packmates to continue their journey toward's paradise. I really enjoyed this video and I'm glad I came across it at this point in life. 13 years ago I watched this series, and today I finished it once again but it felt like I experienced an entirely different version of Wolf's Rain this time. And perhaps, in the future, if I decide to rewatch it again. Maybe I'll have another interpretation of it. But either way Wolf's Rain will forever remain timeless and a favourite of mine. ❤

Man wolfs rain is one of my all time favorites. I remember seeing this around 14. I rewatched it recently and it still holds up. Awesome video

HBO Max needs to live action this series.

This was beautiful man. I just finished it and now I get it thanks to you.