12 Savage 80's Anime For People Who Think Anime Is Just For Kids!

It is often frustrating for anime-lovers to hear things like anime is for kids! For someone who is acquainted with the deep, dark world of Japanese animation, it is almost baffling that someone completely ignores adult themes that are conceptually beyond the grasp of children. This misconception is largely due to the portrayal in the Western world that animation is for adolescents.
Reality is far from this popular belief and anime, in particular, has serials that are only suited for grown-ups. With subjects like drug abuse, extreme violence, disturbing fetishes and other sexual content, there are plenty of series that should be age-restricted. In this video, we will give you a taste of some of the most brutal and savage 80s anime that will help in shattering these misunderstandings!
0:00 Intro
1:25 Neo Tokyo (1987)
3:06 Robot Carnival (1987)
4:58 AKIRA (1988)
6:57 Crying Freeman (1988)
8:33 Demon City Shinjuku (1988)
10:15 Angel's Egg (1985)
11:57 Violence Jack (1986-1990)
13:19 Baoh the Caller (1989)
14:59 Devilman (1987)
16:27 Vampire Hunter D (1985)
18:00 Wicked City (1987)
19:23 Cyber City Oedo 808 (1990)

[@Y2Kaynen87]

The 80s and early 90s will always be the golden age for anime.

[@docblade3270]

A lot of freedom of creation and crazy stuff!

[@Tiberon098]

80s anime was my first exposure to the genre.

[@Y2Kaynen87]

@@Tiberon098 My first exposure to anime was finding it in the Saturday Sci-fi channel back in 95. I was 7 back then.

[@richarddixon8365]

@@Y2Kaynen87 Lol. Same with me. Sci fi channel was the shit back in the day.

[@maurish8043]

@GamebroTV 1998 were the most classics made outlaw star berserk neom genesis and many other more

[@kitsunelee007]

I sorely miss the creativity, freedom and zeal anime in the 80's and 90's had, nothing now can touch the raw, powerful, chaotic, and dare I say innocence anime from that time is made from.

[@spookysuki518]

Agreed!

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Plus it really seems like the stories had way better ideas and imagination than today.

[@amuroray9115]

They were the opposite of innocent

[@amuroray9115]

@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 a lot of money was thrown at people to go crazy and make whatever anime they wanted. Even if it was violent nonsense. It was a zany period I’m very fond of

[@Nimbereth]

Everything is polictical correct now.

[@robertoacevedo6247]

Im 55 yrs old, grew Up watching Mazinger z ,Great Mazinger , Devilman, and all Go Nagai creations, I actually collect all the mechas, also one of my favorite is captain Harlock, Macross, Yamato,and many other Anime classics, but Akira, Princes Mononaki, Vampire Hunter D, Ninja Scroll, and all that you showed here are in a total different league. Thank you for a great video.

[@cookeecutkk]

In my 50s as well. Well said. I would also add Patlabor to the mix - especially the 2nd film.

[@snoeplau2126]

Mazinger Listo! Pilder Ahora!

[@silksonic3927]

@@cookeecutkk golgo 13

[@nitrokid]

Super Robots are tight!

[@helioselexandros]

I went to theaters with my friend to see princess mononoke when it came out. Its one of my favorite i watched with my 13yo son recently and he loved it also.

[@amdteng]

You gotta give credit to people who are into synthwave for sharing some 80s adult themed animes by creating fan made music vidoes. Thx to them, I think it helped introduced back forgotten animes to the public.

[@nicocontreras5366]

Yeah like Vampires from The Midnight.

[@Onibocho11]

Vampire Hunter D and Devil Man have been two of my favorite anime movies since the 80’s.

[@marilynknepper1953]

Vampire Hunter D , Ninja scroll, Fist of the North Star, Crying Freeman. Good stuff

[@danybey4182]

Well I was born in 99 but same

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Ninja Scroll, Bio-Hunter, Midnight Panther, Ninja Resurrection and Space Adventure Cobra are some of my firsts and favs.

[@Slappaccino]

You should check out the Vampire Hunter D novels if you haven't. The films are good, but the books are better.

[@Onibocho11]

@@marilynknepper1953 music to my ears! Now you’re talking!

[@richarddixon8365]

Wicked City, Ninja Scroll and Angel Cop come to mind.

[@Sarahc-mn1tr]

Ninja scroll us awesome. One of 2 animes i own

[@georgebenetton5828]

Don't forget... Genocyber

[@richarddixon8365]

This is was a perfect list as they only did the 80s. Only two I'm not familiar with is Crying Freeman and Baoh the Caller. I forgot about the two anthologies Neo Tokyo and Robot Carnival. Some of the best ever.

[@richarddixon8365]

@@georgebenetton5828 I think that came out int the nineties and why its not on the list. Classic anime as well

[@richarddixon8365]

@@Sarahc-mn1tr Yep. One of favorites. This list has me want to buy all of them.

[@schizoidboy]

They used to show some of these anime on cable channels all the time. I saw Robot Carnival on the Sci Fi channel when they still showed anime on it. I miss those days.

[@ladynikkie]

I remember first seeing it on Showtime they showed anime late at night between midnight to 5:00 in the morning

[@KageNoTora74]

Elfen Lied, Gantz, Fist of the North Star and Bubblegum Crisis certainly weren't kid friendly.

[@Joshua_N-A]

Then there's Perfect Blue which is a psychological horror.

[@2a2777f2g]

Paprica?

[@masteurmitchell1351]

Fist of the north star was my first love

[@michaeljavier870]

Neither is JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.

[@-Siculus-Hort-]

ninja scroll, akira...

[@theranmafan]

Oh my God... you listed the one Anime (Baoh) I've been looking for since I saw it as a kid almost 30 years ago! I could NEVER find out what it was called until you used that one helicopter scene which I'd been using to try and identify the series. Thank you!!!!

[@danieldelaparra7708]

Saint Seiya was an anime that caused a huge impact here in Mexico (as well as some countries of Europe and Latin America) due to its violence and mature subjects. It was released uncensored in public tv during a time where the highest level of violence you could watch on a “cartoon” was Donatello throwing a Foot Soldier into a trash can (back then people didn’t even know the concept of “anime”, it was just a “cartoon with Japanese writing”. I remember it was in national news when the first episode aired and within the first 4 minutes there was a scene of the hero chopping the ear off his enemy. Despite the initial controversy Saint Seiya became a huge success, the most popular anime in these countries until Dragon Ball was aired in the late 90’s. Too bad the US missed Saint Seiya due to the terrible dub and the censorship

[@ensotao1]

we had saint seiya in U.S.

[@mr.d6779]

M.D. Geist, Madbull 34, Fist of the Northstar movie, and Golgo 13 are all 80s anime and could also be added to the list; I've been watching anime since the 70s - first one was Science Ninja Team Gatchaman in Japan or Battle of the Planets in the U.S.; I have to say that the best period for anime (Japanimation back then) had to be mid 80s to the mid 90s - there was just so much creativity without trying to appeal to Western ideologies....

[@vodkawhisperer3923]

why tf are they not on this list ??? they arether first i thought of

[@amuroray9115]

What kind of western ideologies ?

[@teqkniq7164]

Md gheist shouldn't be here I'm sorry. The rest tho 👌

[@TheRealNormanBates]

@@teqkniq7164 yes it should. If you watch *M.D. Geist* as Roy Batty's backstory (especially considering that the character design is modeled off of Rutger Hauer) it makes it that much cooler. It may not be the best written anime, but it is essentially *Mad Max* boiled down to it's hardcore essence.

[@gphjr1444]

Flashbacks to preteen me in the 90s seeing anime on Sci-Fi channel and seeing Vampire Hunter D where a guy is bounced around like a rag doll and has his head exploded. And THANK YOU for over a decade I couldn't remember the name of the anime where the giant robot falls on its creator. Robot Carnival!!

[@GankbotShuk]

Saturday Night Anime on Sci-Fi. First place I saw Vampire Hunter D as well. Also Iria.

[@jerometruitt2731]

The yearly anime marathon on sci fi channel is where I initially got bit by the anime bug as well. Although the reality is us 80s kids were actually watching anime long before and just didn't realize it. Most of the popular cartoons of the 80s, like the real ghostbusters, thundercats, inspector gadget, transformers etc were all animated by japanese studios and some like Voltron and Robotech were just american adaptations of japanese anime.

[@daddylongstroke4750]

Ninja Scroll, Angel Cop, Sword for Truth, Fist of the North Star, etc. Gotta make a part two here, son.

[@charleswalker8262]

Robot Carnival was the MAIN reason WHY I WATCHED.........and fell in LOVE in Anime.

[@AniSepherd972]

the artwork on the doll story 💖

[@K.O.pro_]

Some more honorable mentions: Fist of The Northstar, Golgo 13, MD Geist, Legend of The Overfiend, 8 Man After, Guyver, Doomed Megalopolis, and anything made by Madhouse for that matter, lol.

[@jonmegarton8078]

Ninja Scroll, AD Police, Angel Cop

[@AJVonDoom]

Excellent suggestions as always. Thanks for the list.

[@Haywood2]

Vampire Hunter D has a place in my heart. My first anime ever. I was watching what I thought was a cartoon and then they started bleeding and had a mature theme. They need to make more of this anime.

[@ildzbildz4]

Dude, in wicked city the main guy has a gun so powerful it knocks him off his feet almost every time?!!!! That was the coolest thing back in the day!

[@AniSepherd972]

read blame manga, its gun recoil is so powerful mc gets his hand almost ripped off. and the mc is the strongest android in that universe

[@Melodyofthesea78]

@@AniSepherd972 Blame is meh.

[@lukedraper4100]

Hell yes always cracked up everytime

[@OldSchoolGenius]

Haha, this reminds me of my younger day. Our art teacher though anime were cartoons, so imagine her supprise when we were allowed to show Ninja Scroll in class before summer break.

[@masteurmitchell1351]

Lol I knw that was a good day

[@brianvalencia7717]

Yea, i'm sure ur teacher's jaw dropped in shock & amazement.

[@AniSepherd972]

should have played wicked city lol

[@seanisao3812]

Hahahahahahaha

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

But anime is a cartoon

[@mr.mammuthusafricanavus8299]

Akira is so amazing that I eventually bought all 6 volumes of the Manga. I think it is really cool to see how much their art transforms over the course of the 6 volumes. I'd like to add: Md Geist from 1986 I was also going to mention Jin Roh: Wolf Brigade but was surprised to note it came out in 1999 :P

[@TheRealNormanBates]

*THANK YOU* for listing the different movies with the chapter breaks. There are other videos on "Marvelous Videos" that don't do it, and it is always nice to have a timestamp for the films, or in your case, chapter breaks for each movie. So thanks again! I would like to add *Megazone 23, Gall Force, The Irresponsible Captain Tylor* and *Space Runaway Ideon* to the list as well. Those (especially *Megazone 23: Part 2)* can be quite a ride, some of them can be quite brutal.

[@AevasHouse]

Anyone that thinks Anime is for kids has never actually seen anime. “Way too much gore for todays standards” uh i have to disagree with you on that one chief

[@joysonekka7927]

They are kids lol

[@DANIEL666YUSUPOV_KAZANOVA]

Great video thank you very much for posting

[@ChainsawLuca]

Thank you so much for the list!

[@nseven1117]

fun fact, baoh is made by the creator of jojo's bizarre adventure hirohiko araki

[@alekies]

14:00 I knew I was getting Star Platinum vibes there

[@bizzybone415]

Awesome video. Great content. Thank you. Instant sub.

[@veronicarodriguez9917]

I love 80's and 90's anime! I wantched almost all of the titles shown in here during my teens and 20's, except for Violence Jack and Robot Carnival, my total favourite is Vampire Hunter D, the newest movie, Bloodlast, it's excelent, too!

[@madestmadhatter]

If you still haven't seen robot carnival they have it on peacock for free.

[@Steven_Williams]

Cool! I still have Crying Freeman, Wicked City and Akira along with Ninja Scoll and others on VHS . Still have the Akira Manga as well.

[@allancoker4863]

Awesome list. Thank you.

[@darchangeldavid]

I had the privilege of watching all of this in the 80s. Damn I miss the 80s and early 90s. We will never have cool stuff like this come out now with all the Twitter BS in place.

[@jerometruitt2731]

When you do have a cool anime come out they are fucking censoring it now with blacked out shadows.

[@LOKNES1]

Great vid and list. Wow, only two from the list that I have not seen or own on VHS, 🤣. Shows my age right there.

[@Kopie0830]

Thanks for reminding me of animes that I watched as a kid, but forgot the titles. Time download them in my collection...

[@madskillz808]

During the late 90's, you could pinpoint when the publics view on anime changed. It went from "Manga? You mean those violent sex cartoons from japan?" To, "anime? You mean like pokemon?" It was so sudden, one wonders why pokemon wasn't responsible for many broken necks, along with all the epilepsy.

[@nightmare-nightmarenightma1147]

Even though it came out in the early 90's, Genocyber is pretty graphic

[@TheRealNormanBates]

that and *The Men Behind the Sun* almost made me puke. That scene with the kids and the attack helicopter is pure nightmare fuel. Same thing with "that scene" from *Megazone 23, Part 2*

[@unsungno1]

What, you didn't want to throw them in the deep end with Urutsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend?

[@gm9984]

They gotta doggiepaddle before they can swim

[@NecrochildK]

XD Because that was explicitly hentai, not just simply dark, adult anime.

[@narcodium]

Honestly the story sucked. All the anime listed here have a very artistic, adult quality. What you’re saying is like comparing Braveheart to texts chainsaw massacre

[@jerometruitt2731]

That or La Blue Girls

[@jerometruitt2731]

@@narcodium and yet Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a classic nontheless

[@c.galindo9639]

Awesome. This all looks so great. They should start making gory anime like these old gems

[@Schregger]

I forgot about the horrific idea that is the American Akira remake... why did you have to remind me?

[@Ninzumecha]

Yes! I never understood why Oedo 808 didn’t get more love. A great list, Kawajiri was 👌. Really appreciate you sharing the knowledge of what I think is the cream of the crop within anime. On a side note, some of your pronunciations seem a bit off to me, like Go Nagai for example. Your content makes up for it though 😊✌️

[@yuwish6320]

OMg, I've been trying to find that second short for years. Running Man. ty so much.

[@tyslink]

I saw the "Running Man" portion of Neo Tokyo late one night on MTV's Liquid Television like the commentator mentioned and it really blew my mind, but had no clue what it was (this was early to mid 90's before the internet) and sort of forgot about it until now...will have to look it up and watch it again.

[@shinrahunter]

So nice to see Cyber City get a mention, it was one of my favourites when I first discovered anime back in the 90's

[@tims6046]

Surprised Legend of the Overfiend wasn't on this list at all. It's definitely consider widely the most adult anime of the 80s

[@yvesderamaut7440]

Urotsukidoji

[@silversurfer8935]

Oh gawd, I still haven't recovered

[@cplcummins]

So damaging I asked to go home from a sleep over..

[@gm9984]

Baoh has gotta be one of my favorite anime ever, all cheesy 80s glory aside lol. I feel like hirohiko araki was inspired by classic 80s movies like firestarter, terminator, predator and prolly others too

[@FoxyBoxing1]

This might be the best video narration on this channel

[@markclincy4353]

Yes, I remember those anime films. Especially,Crying Freeman ,Robot Carnival,Wicked City and Akira.

[@IVAN3049]

Great video!!!

[@cntryboy_corb]

I’m a grown man and there’s a lot of old anime that I can’t handle my mind too fragile 💯

[@GarouLady]

I was in my late teens when the Sci-fi channel went live, when we have the BIG metal satellite dishes folks, and they showed an entire week of Starwars trilogy, the original, and then a whole week of japanese anime, of which I got to see Robot Carnival, Silent Mobius, and Bubblegum Crisis. ohh those were the good days.

[@alteredpenguin2073]

Project Ako, 8th Man after, Cyber City Oedo, Appleseed, Dominion

[@themadatheist1976]

Madbull 34 should be on the list, including Ninja Scroll.

[@BrianHealy]

NS came out in 1993

[@Melodyofthesea78]

Golgo 13 is a good one I enjoyed it. Also Space Adventure Cobra and Fist Of The North Star. Space Adventure Cobra is like a mix between Star Wars and James Bond.

[@markgiles6720]

Shame mad bull isn't on dvd

[@themadatheist1976]

@@markgiles6720 thought Manga Video did?

[@markgiles6720]

@@themadatheist1976 not sure but I'm guessing manga entertainment lost the licence for it

[@cliveroberts8760]

I love this channel!!

[@britishwordplay4335]

Urorsukidoji Legend Of The Overfiend tops all Adult Mangas

[@MastemaJack]

I think they did put that one on a list maybe the rated R anime list they did. I do remember seeing it on list someone made.

[@seagrey75]

Masterpiece

[@Helaw0lf]

It was okay. I will have to look up the other OVAs in that series. Berserk to king of Seinen for me.

[@OscillatorCollective]

This era is still my favorite period.

[@jerometruitt2731]

Ditto

[@tyslink]

Good list, and glad to find some ones I hadn't heard of before...I had caught the "Running Man" portion of Neo Tokyo on MTV's Liquid Television late one night in the mid 90's and it was sort of the first time I had ever seen Japanese Anime and it blew my mind...I haven't seen it since because I didn't know what it was called (no internet at the time) and I sort of forgot about it until now!

[@justinshaw7826]

Awesome video for awesome oldschool anime.😃👍

[@stanimirgeorgiev.87]

I used to grow up knowing that anime was always for adults. But I grew up in the 90's when anime was not so common, there were few of them and they were all brutal, they were on Manga Zone: "Fist of the North Star", "Akira", "Di the Vampire Hunter", "Tank Police", "Crying Freeman", "Genocyber" , "Battle Angel Alita". All were for adults. I love them. I respect them. They are not just my childhood. But they played a key role in my personal development.

[@Yogizilla]

Awesome picks! Surprisingly I have watched or am at least with most of these. I do want to note that you mention animation standards not comparing to today's standards and, sure, that is fair. Most anime today is computer assisted though and the labor that went into the classics shows.. and I think it helps carry the grittier stories better. Also, the same could be said for Akira. Love the story and overall art style but the faces always threw me off. It would seem the artist struggled drawing faces or had a very strange signature when it came to faces.. Still kind of bugs me but I can appreciate the uniqueness of it. Anyone else feel this way?? I feel we are more apologetic for Akira due to its influence on the art and genre alike.

[@reneerain6613]

I need to watch robot carnival now thank you so much for sharing this and making it

[@baconthegatewaymeat9131]

I remember getting VHS from japan with no subs or dubs, and just trying to piece the story together with just what you could see on screen.

[@DJ239]

Wow I'd never heard of any of these except for Akira and VHD thanks man! I'm gonna add these to my "to watch soon" list.

[@CockneyRebel1979]

'Wicked City' definitely earns its 'Eighteen' rating, and then some! Like you said, the sex, the violence, the gore and the horror are non-stop. Not to mention, in the Streamline Dub version, the language in it's bloody dire! Absolutely dire!

[@mrknopper]

80's and 90's anime are the best.

[@shawnphillips8349]

Man I remember seeing Violence Jack as a youngster, loved it. I've seen about 6 or 7 of the others but I gotta get my hands on these movies

[@egoborder3203]

great list

[@BlackPhillip666]

11:36 Kubrick's Space Odyssey came out in 1968.

[@victorrain]

Yeah! Crying Freeman and Wicked City!!!

[@rasser80]

Genocyber, Golden boy, Fist of the North Star and Perfect Blue, are some must watch aswell if you want to add some from the 90s aswell.

[@darrellwilliams1714]

Alot of these used to play on Saturdays on sci-fi channels back in the day.

[@jacobvilla6139]

Some actual dark animes that i havent seen yet.. nice!

[@Helaw0lf]

Seen most of this list. Good choices by the way.

[@Orgendorfer]

Remenber putting the tape in the vcr? After you waited 3 months for it to be imported? And then the manga video logo came on screen? Damn...makes me all nostalgic and stuff

[@richarddixon8365]

Yep. Greatest anime studio of all time. No comparison at all.

[@MikeLAslade]

Logo appears and that quick snip of music that accompanies it plays followed by the preview of titles mixed together with kmfdm playing.

[@jerometruitt2731]

This comment made me smell the plastic from opening a new VHS bro

[@Buritsu]

Robot Carnival is my childhood! Thank you Sci Fi Channel!!!

[@jackkramer9101]

Robot Carnival is one of the best things ever...I remember watching this on cable the early 90's. Kind of a golden age of TV for me. The steampunk Giant Robots are EPIC.

[@AHumanClay]

Those motorcycles in Akira were amazing. I remember the day when I went to the video rental shop and saw it on the shelf. And I said: I'm gonna choose this one. It brings me good memories.

[@1183newman]

One of my favs that rarely gets mentioned is Venus Wars

[@BossRossTube]

Vampire hunter D 25 yrs later an im still waiting on a live action or series come netflix an give the ppl what they need

[@yumejunk4859]

Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust is a masterpiece.

[@adamcappella8088]

They almost always ruin anime with a live action version. Let's be happy they haven't tried

[@nathanielduncan4692]

@@adamcappella8088 yeah let's.

[@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y]

@@adamcappella8088 I hope they're still going to make live-action One Piece, I want to watch the first episode, just to see how bad it is.

[@jerometruitt2731]

@@adamcappella8088 the get it right sometimes too though. Ruroni Kenshin live action is awesome.

[@TheJasonCrystal]

I worked for an anime company that released 2 of these in the 90's so I appreciate the video.

[@themadatheist1976]

Hehe, Crying Freeman, watched that in college. Can't remember what that monster is from, maybe Wicked City?

[@SuperionMaximus]

During the Angel's Egg part, you're making it sound as if Kubrick's Space Odyssey "came much later", when in fact it was released in 1968. :D

[@stanimirgeorgiev.87]

These animes are times better than today's "modern" classic animations and any animations ever. I have recognized the Japanese as masters of animation. Especially Akira is the best animation ever made.

[@UaghBrian2000]

I watched most of these titles in the mid 90s on Network One(N1),Sci-fi Channel, and through video rental.The adult scenes were censored on tv by pixelation but I knew what was going on. This was back before anime became mainstream and all the disrespect of classic anime came to be. Good times

[@mariannasanfilippo6965]

I Love you channel Marvelous Videos 💐🌸🌷🌹🐙

[@tyherdez]

The group NERO song Innocence got me to watch Cyber City Oedo 808. One of my favorite Anime with Akira.

[@vectorshaman338]

I saw Robot Carnival in I think 1997 on SciFi channel at 1am. I didn't know the name til now. The wooden robot fight in feudal Japan has been in my head for almost 25 years.

[@farizshadier6324]

nice vid!!! :)

[@lordhoganproductions1050]

The Saturday anime on sci-fi channel back in the 90’s is where I saw a lot of the anime’s listed here.

[@KiloCharlieOne]

Between 91’-93’ me and my friends hit comic shops and traded for fansubs to get our hands on these.

[@jaxcellentvideogames689]

Thanks for the vid, im a huge fan of 80s anime..

[@Queenmoreta]

nostalgia!!. AKIRA was the first mature anime I ever watched, in the 90's Scifi channel would play anime at midnight and like most people, I would record it on my VCR :D quite a few anime on this list actually!. AKIRA, Demon City, Wicked City, Devilman. takes me back to being a teenager :).

[@SeaSerpentLevi]

bro what those guys were doing in the 80's is just... totally mind blowing thanks for the awesome recommendations

[@OnecoolNoah]

AKIRA is Hands Down ,one of the most brilliant masterpieces in Anime

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Probably the first on most lists.

[@electricwizard3000]

Sometimes I will scroll by something vaguely interesting to me, and just as I'm about to pass it up I see it's from Marvelous Videos - then it becomes very interesting. Occasionally I may find some stylistic quibble or minor disagreement, but the general quality of the content is astounding, so in the end there's really nothing to complain about. Cheers.

[@MadCircle01]

I bought Baoh the Caller bootleg VHS copy in Miami Comicon back in the early 90s. $40.oo. great purchase at the time.

[@joedarling5175]

Jokes on you! I've been subscribed!

[@MastemaJack]

Most live action movies, regardless of where the movie is made, are tame compared to a lot of adult anime.

[@Yangpeiling-de-zhangfu]

No one agrees with you. Only live-action Japanese movies are bad and tame compared to anime. The Japanese film industry is terrible. American movies are much better. The best movies are all American movies.

[@MastemaJack]

@@Yangpeiling-de-zhangfu well you are easily wrong with no one agreeing with me. I didn't say anything about movies being bad.

[@johnlawful2272]

@@MastemaJack chill both are awesome and both draw inspiration from the other

[@MastemaJack]

@@johnlawful2272 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJLZiKeVrd90qbc Trust I am now that this dude is home.

[@drallersouldust3054]

0:49 the animation is so smooth

[@yuwish6320]

Cybercity Uedo is basically Suicide Squad 30 years earlier. I'm really enjoying these videos. So very glad I bought all these years ago. Who knows when they might get reprintings.

[@narciliocosta]

Nice! 👍

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Wicked City, Midnight Eye Goku, Macross Plus, Golgo 13, Ninja Scroll These were the Classic Adult Anime That Hooked me for Life.

[@senpaiiikatana8473]

I’m a huge violence jack fan but when I first seen it I couldn’t believe how brutal the three films are

[@Fadingfool]

Makes me want to find a working vhs player - loved devil man. Still have ninja scroll and blood the last vampire on tape. I used to hire manga videos from places that preceded blockbuster.

[@axelwulf6220]

Can I say how much I love the title of this video?