Paranoia Agent Explained - It's All In Your Head

Explaining the message and themes behind Satoshi Kon’s masterpiece, Paranoia Agent.
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[@LaVolpeWhy]

00:56 minor typo, meant to type Christopher Nolan, not Nolan North. Apologies! *Edit:* Hey there and thanks for checking out one of *MY OLDER VIDEOS!* While I always appreciate any comments thrown my way, your feedback on this video would be rendered redundant as I've taken the time to vastly improve my abilities through subsequent videos, why not check them out? kzbin.info/aero/PL8e5NHrO-lEU-EAre29qaZ9USrcEj3dRw

[@iLxdySanaz]

someone: *having a problem* lil' slugger: *yeet*

[@emmanuelkonadu2999]

@MADNUB Bat boi*

[@ErickGarcia-qs2yh]

who the hell came up with this name? How bat boy became lil slugger?

[@anikevin]

lil slugger lmao Im glad I didn't watch the dub

[@JACK-kp8tb]

MADNUB cute opinion

[@dubby1567]

@@ErickGarcia-qs2yh cuz he a itsy bitty slug

[@user-nv2ve2xb7d]

I think the show’s main ideas were “trauma, PTSD, and how one’s energy and psychological issues effect everything and everyone around them” kinda like collective consciousness thing

[@rurig3608]

All I learned was Japanese have too much stress.

[@Buineykeybs]

and hate dogs

[@Dontaethefist]

@Shaman Xeed IMAGINE SHOWING UP IN THE COMMENT SECTION OF A VIDEO EXPLAINING THE THEME OF A LOWKEY AS FUCK ANIME LIKE PARANOIA AGENT AND CALLING SOMEONE A WEEB LMAOOOOO NICE TRY BUCKO, YOU SHOULDN'T EVEN KNOW THIS VIDEO EXISTS.

[@bravobird9435]

@@Dontaethefist look at his profile he's a weeb himself

[@hirahiro2331]

@Shaman Xeed Weeb????

[@renmojito6796]

@@Dontaethefist Couldn't be me lmao

[@delta3039]

Just finished Paranoia Agent, my brain is hurting. I was really not enjoying the middle part of the show, and was starting to get incredibly bored watching it. I am glad I followed through though, because after finishing it, it's a 10/10 and I'm going to be checking out Satoshi Kon's movies. Found your channel trying to look up explanations for Paranoia Agent, great video!

[@longplaygames]

Radarman is boring?

[@flowerpunk5255]

Thorough [retro]gaming - longplays yes

[@longplaygames]

Hey, he just wants to get to the substance of the matter. Not sure where the radar comes in, though.

[@mukta4689]

Do check out Tokyo Godfathers, it's different from the usual ones he makes

[@jubiladoatope]

@@longplaygames Lets just say the anime goes from 9 to 7 to 10, the middle is still nice but not as good.

[@user-nu3gy8on5z]

So shonen bat is our problem and stress and morami is our comfort zone and make us deny our mistakes. That's what I understood from the video. But before the video I thought shonen bat was our negative thoughts keeps coming to us and we try to escape from it but when we give up he hits us and let us forget everything to escape the reality instead facing it. I never thought the dog had a meaning in the anime. Underrated anime.

[@helloitsme8575]

while thats a completely valid explanation, morami and shonen bat are supposed to be the same thing. Shonen bat, though presented as evil was relieving people of their problems, just like maromi does

[@matijagracan2296]

@@helloitsme8575 wow bro, very short explanation that answers most questions and explains the anime, gj

[@Scarshadow666]

As a casual learner for psychology/social sciences and various cognitive biases, this anime and Perfect Blue are facinating to think about. I'm glad that you've narrowed down the main message from the anime!

[@ecmain26]

I recommend you also watch Welcome to the N.H.K

[@ecmain26]

I recommend you also watch Welcome to the N.H.K

[@dinkeshjain5450]

So the 'Shonen Bat' was a symbol of hurting ourselves due to stress at first, and as too many people were getting hurt and it got known in whole Japan, it's power got increased, which is suicidal thoughts. The paranoia they were facing is just to escape their reality. And that's why when the Wife of the Detective struggled to accept her reality, she was breaking the things near her. But when she accepted it, Shonen bat left but her husband went into a delusional world again just to escape his own reality. Woah this would never end!!! What a thinking the writer had 🔥🔥🔥

[@Caspianm2]

Your scene composition and editing was a pleasure to watch, let alone your excellent insight into the show and it's message. Subscribed.

[@WhatsSoGreatAboutThat]

I love the narrative structure of this show, and you broke it down really well in relation to stress and responsibility. Great graphics and typography in the video too. Thanks for making a video on probably my favourite anime series of all time! :)

[@Tornado1994]

Remember St Elsewhere, the Hit 80s NBC Medical Drama? The ending pays homage to that.

[@1lamouna]

A really good explaination for a show I still don't quite understand.

[@JunkyardGod]

This and Evangelion were my earliest WTF animes

[@JunkyardGod]

Oh yeah! I forgot about that one lol

[@JunkyardGod]

@Dr_Malware Elfen Lied, Paprika, Another are a few that I can remember haha

[@JunkyardGod]

@Dr_Malware Elfen Lied is pretty gory too lol

[@JunkyardGod]

@Dr_Malware I almost forgot about Gantz lol

[@amandao.7705]

@Rohit Shinde another was an incredible WTF anime 😂

[@azkakhairi7739]

"Shonen bat its the same as moromi" It means it does came from the same feeling/desire that a human have "to escape", while shonen bat representing "to escape responsibility/problem/depression" moromi represent "to escape for a better place" both came from the same source "Depression/Mental Problem" but the fact some people choose "death" or "better place" for their destination both are the desire "to escape"

[@ditoemsa]

I finished the Paranoia Agent just now and after I found your explanation video finally, I realise the root of my "unmotivation". it's because people tend to avoid responsibilities, to avoid the discomfort. I should start "the works" right now. thank you so much for the reminder! keep it up!

[@samuelevans3229]

The ending with the puppy hit me the hardest, nothing really made me feel, but that scene nearly brought me to tears.

[@juanrafaelgarma8349]

This is a great analysis of Paranoia Agent. Your video editing skills in this video is superb and i will look forward in watching your upcoming videos.

[@Ubersnuber]

I watched this show two times, because of its status. Still didn't get it, couldn't connect the dots. Sometimes I would search for an explanation, but google did not feel like helping me. So, thanks for solving something that has irritated me for years.

[@Tornado1994]

Actually I watched all 13 episodes on Adult Swim in 2005, and when the ending came together I was like "OH, its just like St Elsewhere!".

[@hindurashtravadi2563]

@@Tornado1994 Today I just watched this show after episode 7 I just totally lost

[@dd-uf9nw]

@@hindurashtravadi2563 after 7th episode it has become more of a dream world rather than reality.

[@xapriliztheshizzlex]

I was told to watch it forwards and then in backwards order for it to make sense but I never got to, I think I'll finish it now.😅

[@ShaunHinklein]

I remember finding this show on adult swim randomly and being blown away. I didn't know anime existed like this and thought it was really just dragon Ball Z all the time. A rattled my 15-year-old brain and watching this video nearly 15 years later was such a treat and delight. Thank you so much

[@nseven1117]

as frank sinatra once said: that's life

[@PedroPedru]

Sinatra*

[@yungbobross6418]

This is my favorite interpretation and I love your video so much. Thank you for putting in so much passion into this because it shows very much and I can’t wait to see more from your channel! Good luck and have fun !

[@anishkavsingh]

I really like how you put it all together. Thank you!!

[@daruween1398]

I'm still procrastinating after finishing Paranoia Agent

[@kavinaderrow3269]

Susumu Hirasawa performed the intro and outro for Paranoia Agent, as well as the song for the parade scene in Paprika. He also has many other songs, but those were the most relevant, as he had worked under the same director for those pieces.

[@omniscientomnipresent5500]

Great analysis! I watched it when it was out and it's great seeing it explained so cohesively

[@roshnidevi7215]

Brilliant work with the editing and typography!

[@hannahshark8080]

I still don't get it

[@lucyheartfilia2015]

This show is about what happens when you let your imagination and paranoia get control when you don't want to accept something.

[@namjoonpicasso6104]

@@lucyheartfilia2015 okay but shonen bat wasn’t actually real so how did all the buildings collasp in the last episode? i am so confused, did everyone who were acttacked by shonen bat hurted themsleves?

[@lucyheartfilia2015]

@@namjoonpicasso6104 Yep! Although in the last episode where everything was collapsing is because of an earthquake and because of the earthquake everything started shaking including the massive amount of the pink mascot plushies and parade balloons. So the plushies started to expand and everyone started panicking once again thinking it was somehow Shonen Bat's fault when in reality he never existed. And you know it's really true that things that don't exist become real-like when rumours start. Like for example a serial killer that never actually existed maybe only once but he wasn't a serial killer he just killed someone but people made rumours about him. Rumours and Paronia give strength to our imagination. Like the monster under your bed thing.

[@dragos8839]

@@lucyheartfilia2015 I thought it was more like a flood or smth at the end

[@lucyheartfilia2015]

@@dragos8839 Nah it was an earthquake

[@suyashrahatekar4964]

This was my first anime series and I 'm satisfied that I ain't the only one who couldn't get it.

[@CHAINSAWMANDEAF]

just subbed, now its 10k sub! congrats! also love your explanation, this helps clear things up a bit

[@crankybeing1693]

I think we all try to blame someone for our bad and thats what paranoia agent has showed . we want to neglect that it was all our faults and wanted to shift the blame on someone through which we can be free .. i had seen that a lot of time maromi speaks to tsukiko but whenever she speaks to her she say "it was not your fault it was all his fault (lil slugger) that was her mind telling her .. i think she use to be like this since her child cause when her dog died she shifted all blame to guy who don't even exist and thats become her habbit whenever something bad happen to her she shift all blame to lil slugger

[@elavi7365]

Confusion indeed! that's what I felt like when I first watch one of his work, which is Perfect Blue and it became one of my favorite. At first I was convinced that Shounen Bat is truly a boy attacking people but as I dig deeper in the anime it just make sense, that Shounen Bat is just the visual presentation of all our 'Problem' while Maromi is our coping mechanism to escape those problems rather than facing them. I'm only here because of the ending, the part where the detective is scribling maths in the dirt and when he said it's has no end, which is infact true. This anime got me hooked, I'm truly amazed. And that opening really got me singing! Gave it a 10/10

[@crankybeing1693]

I think that i understand most of the anime but i think that i didn't got that detective part ( i mean how he can become that old man who was scribbling on ground)

[@xxx-ky5yq]

I hate saying goodbye and saying hello it just feels like it’s gonna end before it even starts.

[@lizatea69]

Wow! Wish I wasn't 5 years late to this video,but my gods did you do a great job explaining this anime to it's core!

[@viburnum1775]

i need more of your content. Great explaination.

[@MrKane101111]

This is such a great explanation. Very enjoyable to watch and perfect summary to think about before bed. The narrator accent also sound a bit South African, right?

[@weirdlittlecritter]

Awesome video! Paranoia Agent is one of my favourite anime of all time and you broke down and explained it really well! :D

[@LaVolpeWhy]

Thanks for the kind words, hope you'll stick around! :3

[@amaan1468]

The intro of this series still send chills in the spine

[@shizukaseiji7578]

Raa yee yaa ra ra yee yora!

[@amaan1468]

😆😆ya man

[@shizukaseiji7578]

I jus finished watching it ..it was SO good!

[@chetanraikwal5766]

I still don't quite get a few things like did all of them imagined the the lil slugger in the same way because once sagi described it they all formed an image of him in their mind. Hence imagining the same image of lil slugger... Ps- this series is hella awesome you get bored in the middle but once you finish it and think about it you start to appreciate it more and more. No wonder Satoshi Kon inspired directors like Nolan.

[@Sandux930]

What actually happens to EA h character is not cemented, the plot is more focused on themes

[@Icalasari]

In universe, Lil Slugger is a yokai, a manifestation of natural phenomenon, culture, and human nature So he's still all the things said in the video, just given physical form in the anime universe after the first case was whipped into a frenzy by the public and media

[@XxSimon2]

I did not get bored in the middle.. Not everybody had this or will have this experience..

[@stasiacontreras8588]

I definitely got bored in the middle

[@jordanpeterson5038]

My only question is the equation at the end. It's the second time it's been written and to this day I still have no clue what it means

[@frankjaeger2565]

It means Radio-man has become the new Parnoia Agent, and he predicted Shonen Bat or something like it is coming back.

[@jordanpeterson5038]

Well that opens up more questions for me. But I'll get them in time after I watch the whole thing again.

[@manuj9570]

Such nice summary , loved it!😍😘 *subscried*

[@MartyrLoserKing]

I needed that last question.

[@crash7800]

This is an interesting video, but I have to strain so hard to hear it! The tone of the audio is raspy and lacks bass -- add some heft to the lower end!

[@LaVolpeWhy]

I'm quite new to managing audio levels but I'll definitely keep that in mind for future videos, thanks for the feedback!

[@dreamer097]

He makes a valid point about the low-end, but as for the "raspy" bit, look into dynamic de-essers. It will temper the harsh S, SH, and T consonants. It seems like your mic and recording environment are right, but a little bit of tweaking in post can be necessary to bring it to the next level. Compression is also an essential step, it basically can boost the overall volume while squishing the peaks down to a reasonable level. There are plenty of tutorials around if you need further guidance. This is my go-to compression plugin lately klanghelm.com/contents/products/DC8C/DC8C.php and I think oxford and waves make good de-essers.

[@EinsteinJR2]

2:35 - 2:37 you just had to say it and show that exact clip, didn't you? ... Subscribed

[@deepfeelingsnetwork2898]

Shonen Bat - It is a part of you that blames others for your own mistakes. Maromi - It is a part of you that makes you feel innocent after commiting a mistake and confronts you. Basically both are your creation and both are same feeling. Because, both of them keep you away from reality so you become blind and don't face reality. Shonen Bat grew bigger because this thing happens with everyone.

[@venomfank6027]

one of the best anine that i've ever watch

[@coolcoolmm]

So the lesson of the anime is responsibly I could never guess that because of the different genres it switches to

[@cujotwentysix7519]

Holy shit, a Saffa video essayist Instant sub

[@allenharper2928]

Person- Im having a problem! Im so stressed! Shonen Bat- i have a solution, and that solution is BAT!

[@legendarycarbon]

Great explanation

[@sonicsaints1542]

Haiboo More videos please Your production is amazing

[@chhavimanichoubey9437]

One of the best short anime ever

[@dead4hrs265]

Do they actually get hit by him or do they do it themselves

[@alphaimperial9368]

Some actually get hit by him in the first few episode(real shounen bat did that) but some didn't get hit by him too(maromi Chan's creator wasn't hit by him but news reporter, the jealous child and the prositute did get hit by him) , but in the latter episode people start to make up stories or they did get hit by other human who are taking advantage of all that paranoia and attacking people posing as "shounen bat" to do crimes.

[@BostonWells]

Aye tho Tuesday!!! Awesome song to put In your video

[@michaelbrooks886]

I feel further away from the questions I had..

[@nadroji6549]

Finally I get some answers!

[@coolman2805]

yoooo you real as fuck for using carmack x tennyson for this video

[@acreeb2344]

Agradeço-lhe pelo bom conteúdo.

[@ar-zi3xf]

its one of the best anime i've seen 10/10

[@RiderKick774]

Nice video. Good coincidence that I came across this video now, considering I just watched this disturbing little gem last week. Subbed :)

[@LaVolpeWhy]

I had a blast dissecting this, glad you enjoyed it!

[@Divyam_Bafna]

I just don't understand why in the last scene, Detective was shown as that oldman in hospital ground !?

[@adityadwivedi462]

Such a underrated anime

[@dannny6019]

So was lil slugger real?? The beginning was understandable until the middle and end.monsters came to life lol.good anime though.

[@unknownboi2848]

I can explain,,!! Lil slugger, or as I like calling him Shonen Bato, was a fake manifestation of the artist's fear made real to cover up the story of her killed dog. With another incident of a attack on someone again, the news took off and people began to worry, until they too were paranoid and scared of him, until they wanted him to fix all their problems. It's like religion, you don't know where it first originated or if the events told were real or fake, but you believe in it for salvation and purpose, just like the people did Shonen Bato. It was when the originator of Shonen Bato accepted the truth and made him nonexistent, that's when he disappeared. But what happened when he did exist is still there.

[@freehugs9040]

@@unknownboi2848 omg I love this explanation!! Tysm!!

[@unknownboi2848]

@@freehugs9040 No problem! Glad to help others out :)

[@eddieruiz6826]

@@unknownboi2848 what did the city get destroyed by? A tsunami?

[@MartyrLoserKing]

IT'S IN YOUR HEAD IN YOUR HEAD SHONEN BAT SHONEN BAT SHONEN BA HA HA HAT HEY HEY HEY HEY OH OH OH OH OH AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHH

[@rahulenork]

Is that refrence to the song of Eminem - in your head ?

[@TheShut1]

@@rahulenork Really? You want to tell you never heard Zombie from the well known band Cranberries?

[@rahulenork]

@@TheShut1 Aaaa...nope

[@swinnburn]

Lil ' Slugger appears ...

[@michaels7889]

A brilliant essay in film making that could only have been achieved in its chosen medium, animé. Teasing throughout. Though this explanation is interesting it is really not necessary to entering the film nor even exiting it.

[@HaohmaruHL]

"lil' slugger" And here I thought that lil bomber and zipper man were the worst muricanizations in anime..

[@shaquezr.9541]

Ok mega man x

[@robertnegron8081]

Jojo..

[@ayanokoji7544]

i came here to understand what i spend my whole night on

[@sandy245]

I really ❤ ur voice

[@Icalasari]

And in universe he's a yokai which are physical manifestations of natural phenomenon, _culture, and Human Nature_ Which ties into your analysis perfectly - he's a being given power by society, much like how the things he represents are given power only if we let it

[@jakobgjertsen2801]

Can see the same typo work in paprika, not wierd :P

[@SouloDoloMusic]

What about the episode where the young girl, young adult, and old guy wanted to die? Is it just me or does anyone else think that they were already dead?

[@untillthat]

Not me watching this video to avoid my responsibilities...

[@prathamarc2401]

It ended just like Mousou Dairinin

[@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550]

Beautiful and excellent video her is some facts ☺️👏👏👏 also the reason I said all of this, is to test the mind sets, Serial experiment lain ( Prophecy of dying literacy, we kill it mechanically, virtual reality in a new level, soon a Vtubers will kill somebody or worse) And the best anime of all animes one with more Cannon cause it happened in real life and the opening is Cannon Paranoia Agent ( the prophecy of 211 Tsunami Earthquakes Typhoons ects in japan aka the parade of insanity Death) Paranoia agent has no Manga, anything that is in the Manga is Cannon many say, but paranoia Agent has no Manga and prediction of japan's Tsunami Earthquakes Typhoons ects it happened. SATOSHI Kon movies describe JApan's sins You see without the HIROSHIMA and nagasaki bomb, anime wouldn't be rebirth that is why paranoia Agent opening a guy standing on top of a building is laughing while a HIROSHIMA and nagasaki bomb is in the background. "Anime isn't a mistake, Anime is a Prophecy,"

[@djalosmoove6413]

idk if someone is about to see this comment but does someone know the purpose of the old man that appeared almost every episode like it has to be a deeper meaning behind him

[@ZZZ-xq9pk]

Personally I thought he just served the purpose of filling the role of a seer or oracle in line with the fantasies of the skinnier ex detective and the kid they apprehended as shonen bat one time. Like that irony between their fantasy that attempted to break the worlds fantasy and he was meant to fit that archetype to further that element. I guess there could be something deeper to him considering his introduction is as the responsibility of that one reporter , he is given the position of being a responsibility that needs to be addressed and also then addresses the responsibilities of others thru his writings. I see him more as a functional character made to support the plot and stort than a super deep one but thats basically my thoughts on itn, if ur still interested in hearing from anyone.

[@djalosmoove6413]

@@ZZZ-xq9pk Thank you very much every view could be helpful🙏🏾

[@helldeirch]

this video explain the first half of the series, the second part, you kind of just have to take it for what it is, an abstract way out there disaster movie

[@user-qf5qx5wv8x]

I have many questions and i still don’t understand

[@ramzam2948]

Did the Three who traveled out in the outskirts really died?

[@daruween1398]

Yes, that's why they have no shadows

[@idot3331]

There are many possible interpretations of the "meaning" of this show, but one that makes a lot of sense (but really isn't essential to understand to enjoy it) is that it's about world war 2. The failure of all these people to take responsibility in their lives and face harsh reality is a metaphor for the ignorance of the Japanese people to the horrific war crimes that their country committed. Even to this day most Japanese people know very little about such horrors, and their government continues to cover it up. They instead escape through the blissful fantasy of Maromi, while fearing Shonen bat, the demonised personification of reality. A metaphor for both the blind idealistic nationalism of imperial Japan and the modern escapist culture of Japan today. Then in the end, they are forced to face reality as the city is quite literally destroyed by the clashing of idealism (maromi) and reality (shonen bat), being a less than subtle metaphor for the firebombing and atomic bombing that devastated Japan in the war. But once the city is rebuilt and the horror is no longer plainly in their faces, they just go right back to how they where before and the cycle continues. A reflection of the continued ignorance of reality in the very sheltered and culturally strict lives of Japanese people today. Again, this metaphor isn't the only interpretation, and it only becomes clear once you consider the whole show as one.

[@Frugustin]

Excuse me, but how in the hell was Satoshi an inspiration for Lynch? Don't tell me you think Perfect Blue has in anyway inspired Mulholland Dr?

[@Fernando-wz6no]

Shonen BATOU!

[@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550]

Paranoia agent is best anime the only anime that is first place. Why? it legit predict the Tsunami Earthquakes Typhoons ects in japan in 2011 this anime is just about reality and fantas like other Animes. The anime Villains, are humans in real world The anime hero, are the illusion of the human mind. If you have Doubts, "Doubts are higher than truths"

[@grimgoblinjack]

Great analysis of the show. Though I wish the Detective at the end was explained... it kinda got weird after that, so I'm not sure what becomes of the Detective. There is a certain de ja vu and spiral back to the beginning.

[@xapriliztheshizzlex]

I was told by a friend to watch it forwards and then backwards for it to make sense but I never finished it

[@grimgoblinjack]

The old man is/was/will be the detective lol@@xapriliztheshizzlex

[@xSoporific1]

👌

[@xapriliztheshizzlex]

Wait, did anyone get told to watch it forwards then in backwards order for it to make sense ? I never finished it but thats what i was told. 😅

[@LaVolpeWhy]

no way dude, that's some hidden tiktok tech 🤣 you can just enjoy the series like you would any other, from the start to the end!

[@xapriliztheshizzlex]

@@LaVolpeWhy I was told this almost 10 years ago so definitely way before tik tok by someone who's a big fan of this anime but I get your point 🤣

[@mr.brightside2665]

I want to know who killed the Copycat his cell door was wide open and the 3 detectives all saw the killer go through a wall nobody and nothing in the story ever explained that

[@insomnial8153]

It's a brilliant anime. I feel like the responsibility part is not just a criticism of the individual for wanting to escape reality, but society as a whole. Everyone has different reasons for being stressed, but as we see at the end, there isn't anyone who isn't stressed. It seems to depict how the rat race of work culture and things like that are affecting people.

[@vianeya5517]

Idk this kinda had vibe check vibes

[@NarutoUzumaki-mx7ef]

Saw this anime and didn't understand shit. I was so confused.

[@igemtti]

oh No.. I who dont understand English and just saw the translation isnt very strong. *I translated this text

[@pedrooscar1890]

The main character created manami out of her "failiure to be resposible about her dog" Therefore she created Manami, and blamed her dogs death on shonen bat, only to bring him back into excistance when japan needed another miracle mascot. Since she couldnt create a miracle, she created a spectacle ; a curse. A scapegoat for everyone who could not accep the failiure of their responsabilities and just take a rest.

[@HenryCasillas]

❄️

[@williamwoolf8072]

me who has been immune from stress my whole life due to being a psychopath: hmm interesting

[@ellieysama]

We are living in the new age of a sequel of it WELCOME to PARANOIA Agent 2, the Orange man in the new OVAL Office.

[@rurig3608]

Freak off.

[@francometallo215]

This anime was one of the worst bullshit i've ever watched in my life. Fucking mess