Hey man, long time indeed! As you can see/hear I've been messing around with AI generated music and video. Awesome to see your channel grew so much over the last while! Sending good vibes!

@@FadeDragontear❤keep rocking it bro ❤

Oh and the shorts feed is where those subs came from, ❤

I like things that have a point and end. Most anime series simply aren't concerned with actually telling a story.

@@FadeDragontear I do see that in a lot with the filler episodes and bs they put out just to keep it going, but then you have series like Naruto from the og-Shippuden, death note, neon genesis, dbz, etc which all have multi seasonal arching stories (-death note being a single season) with tons of characters and sub plots. Now I don’t necessarily like filler but when you get through one intense crazy arc there kinda needs to be a reprieve from the action for a little bit before building up to the next story point. But I do see where you are also coming from with how much they bs around sometimes, they can really take their sweet ass time getting back to the plot at times 😅

@@FadeDragontear I’m coming back after thinking about it and realizing that most of those I said are exactly the kind your talking about, I look at them in a different way. I as the consumer decide when I’ve felt like it’s ended. Like with Naruto. To me, everything post shippuden is just filler bs and not worth my time. However the first episode to the end of shippuden is absolutely amazing. Definitely in my top 10 for the story itself. But ones like Nge, death note, devil man crybaby, Steins;Gate, attack on titan, those are all absolute masterpieces and would be such a shame to miss out on experiencing if it’s the kind of thing your into.

@@mrmarkygamer It's totally just a preference and something that helped me refine and filter entries for this list while leaving the option open to speak about series sometime in the future. I'm a fan of most of the series you mentioned; but I do hold these films in a higher regard as I prefer a tighter structure and higher budgets/quality. I can say that every series you mentioned here is dope; the only one you referenced that I haven't seen was Naruto. I daresay a few of these would show up on a similar top 10 list covering series if I were to make one.

@@FadeDragontear it is definitely a commitment to watch all of that content, and I’m not one to skip the filler even if I hate it I need All the context 😅 it took me like 2 years to finish all of it in phases, I’d binge a few seasons then take a break from it for a bit because there’s definitely burn out with everything. But what started out seeming like a goofy ninja anime, touched my heart in the end. It was an absolute rollercoaster especially the final arc of shippuden. The progression was so smooth and enjoyable to me you really get too see the characters grow along with the plot. The plot line itself was great I loved most of the directions they took it in I don’t remember ever feeling disappointed with anything other than the occasional filler episode that sucked. Some of them are fun but most I feel are used in a way to break the tension of the climax of whatever plot point their passing in order to kinda get them reset back into a normal mindset. It’s like a process arc building>climax>filler>repeat seems to be the recipe but it definitely worked and sometimes they were welcomed. When something goes that long things can get quite emotional between the characters and the events taking place at the time. Shit had me in tears more than a few times. Bleach is another one of my favorites I’d group with Naruto, I wouldn’t necessarily group those with the others I mentioned, those are something else entirely.

Hello, it's called "Gymnopédie No.1" Thanks for watching!

@@FadeDragontear aw sweet thank you!

Yes, it is.