The Portrayal of Women In Anime From 1991

[@VCheesey]

"Gains her powers from her virginity" same

[@kylekatayamadaisuke]

Oh same

[@cyncynshop]

o great magician.

[@ConvincingPeople]

Weird observation here: A lot of the major female writers, directors and technical people coming up in the Japanese animation industry right now-Sayo Yamamoto, Eunyoung Choi, Rie Matsumoto, Mari Okada and so forth-would have been coming of age or at the very least growing up in that period, or first breaking into animation in the case of some of the older guard. I wonder what impact that had on them.

[@demilembias2527]

Its impossible for Digi to look like an actual 24-year-old man: with the beard, he looks like 35, and without it he looks 15.

[@DioGhark]

i thought you shaved your beard with that thumbnail. you fucking fraud

[@SlipperyTeeth]

I was freaking the fuck out.

[@zackhario1886]

Yeah I like him better with the beard, as well as his sunglasses.

[@lilysoryu3991]

I was so scared

[@black1blade74]

Fucking glad he didn't- past digi looks like a dweeb.

[@youngguppie8539]

we cannot lose otaku jesus

[@OfficialFatherBeat]

I miss groomed digi

[@hellojerry8241]

same yo

[@mr.smithsgovermentclass4556]

Yarp

[@dready8192]

new digi all the way, looks way cooler with long hair and beard

[@joshstolzenberg]

Well fuck you then.

[@joshstolzenberg]

***** I know, but Digi looks so damn amazing (and that was a joke.)

[@shnnn222]

I'm glad you put in the time to research this topic. It was a worth-while video! I have a couple of book suggestions that I think can help you form some conclusions about the popularity of the beautiful fighting girl characters of the 90s. These were on the syllabus of a college class I took on the culture of anime: Saito Tamaki's "Beautiful Fighting Girl" and Ian Condry's "The Soul of Anime." Both are just about $20, but since they're technically textbooks, you might be able to torrent them somewhere. Anyway, enjoy!

[@Bane_questionmark]

I notice you make a very common mistake regarding the term "strong female character". It doesn't mean a female character that is literally strong or powerful and able to defeat her enemies. It's talking about a strong character i.e a well-developed and nuanced character. This mistake is pretty common and, almost paradoxically, it actually limits writers. They hear people asking for "strong female characters" and just make characters that are badasses. Nothing wrong with women being badasses obviously, but there's more to being a good character than being physically strong. Though to be fair that's a very common problem with men as well. Many writers are more interested in making "cool" badasses than putting any nuance in there.

[@Seltonik]

Wasn't '91 the last year of Japan's bubble economy? I took an anime class this past year where we focused heavily on women in manga and anime, and the professor focused heavily on the presentation of women post bubble collapse, namely stuff like Sailor Moon and Rayearth. He lectured a lot on how the economic collapse lead to a disrupted society, and how a disrupted society yields a disrupted "text." We watched stuff like Bubble Gum Crisis and even some much earlier stuff like Cutie Honey.

[@JoinTheHabbit]

Digis doing a sorta feminist video . All commenters ignore what he's saying and only focus/critizise his appearance. there should be a great objectification joke hidden here, but I'm too dumb to formulate it

[@romulusnuma116]

"All commenters" don't see these comments you just seem to be projecting.

[@sr2971]

Ikr. Ik you posted this years ago, but its nothing but dumb insults. :/

[@Akehiko_Urabaya]

* sudden gasp of shock * * Clicks video * He played us like a damn fiiiiiddddddllleeee

[@Derp13465256]

Everyone's playing checkers but I've been playing chess for years

[@Pacal_II]

I remember discovering this trend through opposite means. After watching Black Lagoon and really liking the character of Revy I basically tried to find anime that were specifically about action girls. This did lead me to watch a few late 80s and early 90s OVAs. Usually to my dissapointment since as you say the characters and stories weren't really that well fleshed out. But I still think this trend did somehow tranfer into later time periods. I mean we had characters like Motoko (who is a lot more fleshed out in the adaptations than in the manga imo), Koko from Jormungand, Utena besides Utena herself had Juri, every Gainax show had one or more strong female characters. After Gunbuster with Noriko we had Misato (best girl) and Asuka in Eva (sure, they have their deep traumas on top, but every character has and I'd say that just adds to them), Haruko, Nono (neither of those end up with a guy), Yoko and Pandy & Stocking or in newer shows the characters in Kill la Kill and Kyousougiga. We also had female characters that weren't exactly fighters but were strong in terms of how wise and skilled they were like Yuuko from xxxHolic, Kino from Kino's Journey (who actually does fight my bad) Watashi from Jinrui or Erin. The author of Erin also had another adaptation of her book Seirei no Moribito which featured a strong female character who was also percieved as rather wise and mature. Abe and Ueda made some shows with almost pure female casts that weren't even sexualized at all like Lain, Haibane Renmei and Niea_7. I think the trend just became part of anime instead of dying out. I mean we have a show like Casshern Sins where the guys are badass but the girls just as well. Every now and then we do have a show like this and I'd now since for me strong, sexy, ass-kicking or personality-wise strong women characters are like what cute girls are to others probably. This also makes me think that it could have been just because men found those girls attractive and they kind of cut on to that trend, since I know I find those characters attractive as well (albeit lots of the early 90s ones you mentioned were too much on the cute instead of on the sexy side, plus the designs were often rather generic). So I wouldn't be suprised if that was a big reason.

[@Jepze158]

What about Noa Izumi from Patlabor? She is the best and my waifu.

[@Pacal_II]

+Jepze Digi mentioned her and she's from that time point. I was trying to show that the trend survived in some way by giving examples of characters from later titles.

[@cyncynshop]

Then we have light novels adaptations...

[@Jepze158]

+Pacal That is why i like Tomboys the most over the girly girls.

[@Pacal_II]

Jepze Well, toboys usually refer to adolescent girls or younger that act as boys. I usually like women that are sexy and do look womanly but are still strong and kick-ass.

[@arturia-leafgreen5127]

i am weirdly interested in the history of Japanese woman's rights.

[@missingscrew7953]

Like Japanese history, it's kinda fascinating/depressing

[@mememagician97]

Digi you fucking clickbait master I respect your tactics

[@juneguts]

A good side by side comparison to show how current Digi looks cooler.

[@FakeHoldenCaulfield]

"Before The Asterisk War" and "After The Asterisk War" is what the pictures would be titled, I bet.

[@RandomlyAwesomeFilms]

+Fake Holden Caulfield B.A.W. and A.A.W.

[@LimeyLassen]

War changes a man

[@Eon2641]

Digi is slowly developing his own version of the gundam timeline.

[@buckwade7151]

+Fake Holden Caulfield I think you mean before/after the Ass Bitch War.

[@Jhonjackdiab]

I was really waiting from this video since you mentioned it on digibross. glad you were able to put it out.

[@notmaru]

2015 digi was so pure

[@cableman011]

Whoa, Digi in a lit room. It's like a twilight zone episode.

[@00Noir]

I loved this video so much. Really liked this frame of thought and where you were coming from. Would love to see more videos like this with your current thoughts!

[@AnimeCommander1]

WHAT. WHO ARE YOU AND WHERE IS DIGI? GUYS. THE ORGANIZATION DID THIS!

[@MrCannibalMan]

Yes, it's me.The organization is executing the final phases of their plan. Be careful, the days of Ragnarok are beginning. El Psy Kongoru!

[@TheOnceAndFutureKing]

Did you not watch his videos when he didn't have his long beard?

[@TheOnceAndFutureKing]

***** Who?

[@Eon2641]

You're right, it IS a joke that he looked better then :P ZZ top digi FTW

[@buckwade7151]

My dear friend, it is unfortunate to see, but that man is our Digi. He did something unthinkable. *He shaved*.

[@ShadowWolfRising]

man, i forgot you used to not look like a Member of ZZ Top.

[@anton-pavlov-guitar-cs]

Sharp Dressed Man

[@mixmastermind]

ShadowWolfRising his look is way more Manson-y than ZZ Top

[@redsorakingdomhearts]

it would be interesting to compare how women were portrayed in 1990 and 1992.

[@Cam_probably]

"Her crotch becomes godzilla"... Thanks, Japan. Thanks.

[@buckwade7151]

When I heard that, I just...what do you even say to that?! I'm sorry, but a crotch becoming godzilla is so bizarre, that I do not know what to say about it. Was the writer of the show on drugs?

[@ratska96]

cool shit, I remember you talking about this project on digibros, glad to finally see it.

[@Mazryik]

This is really interesting to see how you can sparse these trends after committing to watching all those shows from 1991. There's probably a lot that can be observed and gained from going back to years of anime or other media and just observing it in its entirety. That's a huge amount of content to sift through.

[@m1997]

i legit paused at 17:04, went on to watch only yesterday for the first time (which I absolutely loved btw, one of my fav ghibli films), then came back to carry on watching this video

[@PerlasNegrasXII]

I mean, not much has changed. The east culture values patriarchy more than the west, it also has a rooted culture on deeming women and children as second class citizens. This is because the majority of the leaders and people with power in the east are really old. Talking about complete generations apart from the modern Asian individual who more often than not, holds a more liberal view than their older counterpart.

[@PerlasNegrasXII]

+Death Greece That is such a stupid logic I think I just lose 2 IQ points after ready that wall of shit you posted. By your logic (which is flawed as fuck) patriarchy created the nazis since ww2 occurred in a era where it was prominent. It helped spread HIV and Cancer, since those were discovered during an era before women could vote. It created the Berlin Wall. Earthquakes. The vietnam war The Korean War The Spanish Inquisition The KKK And I could go on, do you now got an idea of how stupid that thought of yours really is?

[@fros333]

You say this as if those are bad things.

[@loliH9]

I honestly can't believe this comment.

[@PerlasNegrasXII]

+Death Greece what the fuck are you talking about? One comment ago you were supporting patriarchy saying it wasn't bad and now you go saying "ermagerhd the system has flaws" make up your mind and also, I never said there was a perfect system, in fact that's what I said, the system of patriarchy in Japan has many many flaws. Stop being a fucboi for once in your life time.

[@user-yr8ge3fz8o]

+Psyent Coity Jeez, good luck getting a girlfriebd with that logic

[@faye6240]

Thanks for uploading. I enjoyed.

[@Fouxjin]

That thumbnail scared me shitless.

[@LimeyLassen]

I wonder if it was creators less following the market and more just doing their own thing, like every Miyazaki film has a strong main girl and it isn't about thinking it'll sell, it's just the kind of story he wants to tell. The light novel daughteru stuff we get nowadays is purely for the audience. Makes me think it's an inflating budget thing, it's harder to take risks and give artists leeway.

[@FirstFallSnow]

Well yeah, this kind of shit is why people in and out of Japan thinking that otakus are horrible creeps. Even if today it's gotten better but you can't get rid of that, and let's face it, online nerd culture is still pretty skeevy, it's just called trolling now. It's getting better though. And by the way, STRONG FEMALE CHARACTER DOESN'T MEAN LITERALLY STRONG IT MEANS WELL WRITTEN, REALISTIC FEMALE CHARACTERS.

[@Jepze158]

But i like my woman as dominating

[@basition]

never understood that phrase, most characters are poorly written and realized, man and woman alike. Where you see a good male character is likely where you see a good female character.

[@tomeboaventura9054]

Then say GOOD or WELL WRITTEN FEMALE CHARACTER instead of STRONK!

[@nomukun1138]

No it does mean strong. Not necessarily muscled, but powerful and able to accomplish stuff. It means not passive and powerless. There are strong female characters who are written both poorly and unrealistically. And online nerds are not all skeevy trolls. Don't project.

[@FirstFallSnow]

No it doesn't. A strong character is a believable, realistic person who has a place within the narrative and a weak character is either unbelievable or is superfluous. It's the most basic rule of writing, characters need to be real and bring something to the table. A kick ass accomplished woman is great and all, but if she could get cut from the story without affecting the ending then all she did was waste time. If she doesn't act like a person or her motivations don't make sense then the story suffers. Male, female, robot, alien; it doesn't matter. The problem is there is a lack of female characters in most mainstream media, and the ones that are there are token (you know, 5 male leads and then the one female) or are just meaningless. I didn't say all nerds online were trolls. I just said there are a lot of them there. And everywhere. It's the internet.

[@earnestbrown6524]

Love Bubblegum Crisis, got it on Blu-Ray. Man you listed so many anime I started on. 1991 is my anime year.

[@ThatEntityGirl]

You know, I like this without footage from the shows. Just having a face to face experience is pretty cool.

[@ThePeetzerGuy]

Holy crap, only a year ago? DigiGuru seems like he's been a permanent fixture in my life for years.

[@indigohalf]

It's debatable whether the old school Sexy Women Fighting shows were a net positive for feminism, but at least those women were treated like adults. I'm so over women characters who look and act like children.

[@ragekage5648]

I wish I had the money to subscribe to your paetron but would you give us your opinion on women in anime in 2016? I'd like to hear your opinion and especially when the switch happened.

[@Crystalkat102]

Yeah hearing an opinion of women in anime from the past couple years would be great because there is so much variety. You've got crybabies that become badass like Yona, career driven women like Shirayuki, very traditionally feminine and yet still likable girls like in Ore Monogatari, and then you have the really dumb doll-ish characters like Yui from Diabolik Lovers.

[@Thunder-Sky]

Only issue I can see? It took him a month to research all the 1991 shows. Can you imagine how long it'd take to research a modern year's content?

[@vileflora]

My dream video would be for Digi to do a collab video on the topic with a female anime reviewer. Wouldn't even have to be scripted, tbh. I'll take anything at this point.

[@Thunder-Sky]

That'd be great actually. Though we'd need a girl with strong demeanor who wouldn't let herself get talked over.

[@Crystalkat102]

BloodiedThunder Not possible. Digi talks over everyone regardless of gender

[@Mr_Dandy_Lion]

that's a dope yellow hawaiian shirt, need me one of those

[@nullavitasinemusica1]

Cool well developed fleshed out memorable women kicking ass ❤️

[@Kneefoil]

Geez, this has been on my 'Watch Later' for 8 years already? Interesting observation. Like you said in the video, though, it's early '90s so a bunch of these are adaptations of earlier manga or whatever. I think that's the big hint to where this came from: the delinquent girls, or sukeban as they're often called, became a big in Japanese culture in the '70s and '80s, so in the early '90s we still got 'leftovers' of women kicking a lot of ass.

[@Haruhater]

Does Digi just not watch classic anime in general? Women and girls being lead characters and being positive role models without needing the support of any male was one of the most unique and appealing hallmarks of anime and manga since the medium's inception! Anime used to have more brand new independent aspirational female lead characters produced in a year than ALL of western art produced in a DECADE. It's only now that anime started pandering to the absolute bottom of the barrel of japanese society around the turn of the decade due to economic reasons that we are living in this anime dark age where almost every series that isn't aimed squarely at kids or women (and sometimes even those, shit's insane) is aimed at developmentally stunted manchildren who at worst despize women in order to rationalise their own inadequacies and at best are mortally terrified of any woman with her own seperate wants, needs, desires, expectations, or just general competence in anything or a backbone. Whereas in previous years a female character would not be celebrated unless she was absolutely out of the league of the audience watching it. Shit is depressing.

[@tomoj9205]

Roger Ebert actually commented on this phenomenon in his review of Ghost in the Shell. I've always remembered it because "girls kicking ass" is pretty much one of the main reasons I watch anime personally, and I find the explanation he quotes interesting. www.rogerebert.com/reviews/ghost-in-the-shell-1996 "The movie uses the film noir visuals that are common in anime, and it hares that peculiar tendency of all adult animation to give us women who are(a) strong protagonists at the center of the story, and (b) nevertheless almost continuously nude. An article about anime in a recent issue of Film Quarterly suggests that to be a “salary man'' in modern Japan is so exhausting and dehumanizing that many men (who form the largest part of the animation audience)project both freedom and power onto women, and identify with them as fictional characters. That would help explain another recent Japanese phenomenon, the fad among (straight) teenage boys of dressing like girls."

[@celinak5062]

tomo j +

[@TheMediaKnights]

I thoroughly enjoyed this, i missed old shaven Digi

[@Rainec777]

I was pretty much expecting abusive or poor portrayals of women in 1991, but got a list of anime featuring cool tomboys instead. Everything worked out better than expected.

[@darkphanthom8741]

😷

[@jakelewis8805]

ok, what is Digi talking about at 2:30? dragon something? it sounds like it be dumb, yet nice to watch, or the so bad it's good maybe? lol

[@AnimeCommander1]

Dragon Knight I assume. 1991 Hentai OVA myanimelist.net/anime/2479/Dragon_Knight

[@jakelewis8805]

+AnimeCommander1 lol thanks, yep, looks like it would be the so bad it's good, like I thought!

[@AnimeCommander1]

Jake Lewis Definitely looks that way especially since it is a hentai OVA from the 90's. A lot of experimental series from that era were very bad but have an odd cult following in the West because it blew the minds of early anime fans. I would expect the same of this OVA too.

[@WhiteRose21512]

I liked this video, I'd be awesome if you did more like this!! :)

[@GogglesIndeed]

This was really interesting!

[@masterofevil101]

wow. looking at this I see how you've changed since growing your beard as a person and youtuber

[@socorrodeluca9933]

Wait, wait, wait, you mention articles about women in Japanese society. Do you still have links to those? I'd totally want to read them, this video is fascinating

[@RbDaP]

I REALLY want to see the baseball girl anime he mentions. Does anyone got the name out?

[@BranchesOfYgg]

Slow Step

[@lifeguy3000]

10:16 Digi, can you write that name down? I really wanna see that now.

[@marcoa7090]

majuu senshi Luna varga

[@erato4362]

Do you still have any links to the problems japanese women face today? They sounded pretty interesting.

[@bluekirby101]

I'm like 90% sure that I've seen the 1st anime you're describing. I didn't think I'd ever hear about it again lol

[@katsikatra]

What happened to this digi. Iv gotten use to the new one but dang do I miss this one.

[@ThatGiy]

Eh, to be honest women's portrayal in anime seems to not really changed that much, and if it has it's only changed a bit. There are still series out there with badass girls kicking ass with them sometimes doing it skimpily (whether you wanna say this is sex positive is up to you). Kill la Kill was a pretty damn good series despite all the fanservice. Ryuko was actually a relatively interesting character despite her looks.

[@AnimeFanTalk]

YOOOOOOOOOOOOO IT'S THE DIGIGOAT! AWW MAN THAT SWEET EVOLUTION OF DIGI BRO!

[@Hax936]

would've liked to see the full edited version, or even a full analysis

[@RandomlyAwesomeFilms]

Your instinct that people wouldn't care about this was right for me.

[@Michirin9801]

Gotta take notes, some of these shows sound really interesting!

[@KazeShikamaru]

A lot of Japanese women also don't wanna have kids and focus on their degrees.

[@Jepze158]

what degrees? Most of men are the boss in japan so what kinda jobs they want to be succesful

[@chazzergamer]

That has only been a recent social change, a good one in my personal opinion. Women in Japan years ago weren't typically encouraged to focus on degrees or careers. I mean we are talking about a country that has a term called "Christmas Cake" in which a women over the age of 25 is no longer considered attractive.

[@KazeShikamaru]

Jepze have you seen the graduation rates?

[@fros333]

Physically or personality? Cause the latter makes sense.

[@chazzergamer]

Psyent Coity Physically.

[@GamesByCore]

Hey digi, do you mind if you could link the anime you talked about? I end up getting interested in them as you explain them and have to try and rewind the video :p

[@erejnion]

@23:44 She won't stay at home anyway, but it's good to appreciate that her boyfriend is worried about her, is the moral. This show already assumes staying at home is not an option, digibro.

[@TrippleCyan]

I'd love to see a Lupin III retrospective/ramble.

[@Kori260]

I liked this video.Mostly cause this is video that had actual lighting.

[@TheOnceAndFutureKing]

How do you find a list of anime from before 1995, Ani Chart only goes back to that year.

[@jonetgames]

Was the first anime you mentioned Dragon Pink? Man, I stumbled upon the manga version at like age 11. It was so disturbing seeing that as a young girl. :/

[@missingscrew7953]

I see that Sufjan Stevens album in the background, nice taste.

[@ZeAsianAcolyte]

You know, after hearing about this on Digi Bros and never seeing it, I thought this would never be released. Good to know I was wrong! Does anyone remember which Digi Bros this project was discussed on? I'd like to go back and watch it again.

[@JJULLER]

14:00 I like how you you form some of the end of your sentences "an then she proceeded to kick a lot of ass"

[@Zelyenni]

I wonder if we'll ever see an anime that staunchly opposes the idea of pandering to the base male otaku audience? I certainly don't wish for that to become the norm, because I like shows that pander to me! But I still think that would be interesting to see. There are certainly shows that expand beyond that simple gimmick, but even the best examples still seem to lean on it in order to garner favor for their more serious themes and topics. On an unrelated and already played-to-death note; I gotta talk about that bait and switch thumbnail. Seeing this video with past and present digi made me realize why I miss the pre-caveman era. Past digi seemed bright and colorful and present digi is a sea of black from the neck up. Maybe if I refer to your current state as "The Attack On Titan of Digibros" you'll be more motivated to lose it ^_^

[@movelea]

Watch Free! some time.

[@Jepze158]

+movelea But that is fujo pandering

[@movelea]

+Jepze the standard otaku male audience is straight. Any pretty-boy show will probably be aimed at otaku women at least. Black Buttler, Vampire knight, any given yaoi show, etc.

[@Syogren]

I would love to see more shows like this, yes. I don't want to be pandered to, I want to be genuinely interested in what the show offers on a narrative level and watch it for that reason.

[@Zelyenni]

Free! seems to be in the right direction, but it's kind of just pandering in the same old way to a slightly different audience. I realize now that my initial comment completely overlooks the fact that there is an entire subgenre that panders to fem otaku, so there you go >_> Attack on Titan might not have huge tits flying around everywhere, but there's still a strong constituent of cute girls doing their anime thing. Also you'd better believe there are weebs jerkin the gherkin to those Giants.

[@jorgezavala9422]

Is there a list of all the anime shows that were mentioned in order?

[@nexgen46]

To think how the bar of the portrayal and treatment of female characters has lowered since then... CHRIST!!!

[@DioGhark]

can you put annotations for the animes you're talking about?

[@pennyisdreadful]

he's gonna take you back to the past 🎵🎶

[@BladesArisen]

Digi from the past telling me that he'll see me in a future video is giving me a serious mindfuck.

[@Daniso7]

I'm so sorry, I was distracted by your gundam models back there. They're pretty btw.

[@SirLegofane]

will we get those article links ever? are they lost in the long time it too Digi to get this to us?

[@BranchesOfYgg]

Yeah pretty much.

[@japedant1717]

I wonder how many times you said "girls kicking ass..." I think it's more than 20 times or so.

[@creamithmanning2632]

Thank God you didn't shave. I nearly shit myself in horror.

[@Seahorste]

dat Good Kid Maad City vinyl tho. Good shit. Also Age Of Adz. 👌🏻

[@Adrian.Christ]

Saw the beardless thumbnail and panicked..

[@drakoinx]

What's your opinion on ghost stories dub?

[@Tassos2310]

Can you please list the anime? They are too many or have too weird names to search!

[@shalaylex1842]

this was fun to listen too

[@skullgamer01]

Its like watching a calm version of endless jess, look wise XD one though in that i can see more of the interesting background models

[@Jhonjackdiab]

do you recommend any of this shows?

[@Zelkiiro]

Bubblegum Crisis, Only Yesterday, and Nadia are all pretty great.

[@anton-pavlov-guitar-cs]

I remember this shirt with flowers, good old digi.

[@Bludgeoned2DEATH2]

Is the first anime he talks about Dragon Quest? Thats the only anime I found that aired anytime in 1991

[@FOREVERxFORNEVER]

Cyber City Oedo 808 is epic! I wish it had it's own series aside from OVAs ^ the JP OP is awesome & has the feeling of Nostalgia, I also love the Bubblegum, A.D. Police & Parasite Dolls universe; Parasite Dolls is an cool animated cinematic & off topic but I'm very worried about the Battle Angel Alita movie adaption in production being directed by James Cameron apparently & I wonder if we will ever get a sequel to Battle Angel Alita: Last Order I know theres a manga afterwards but so far its just prequel material which is interesting, but man how I want to know where Alita ended up after the Tournament

[@thekinotion6505]

can you help me find every anime of 2000?

[@hellojerry8241]

if you are smart enough to ask the question, you are smart enough to google the answer

[@wehavecookies56]

myanimelist.net/anime/season/archive

[@uselessspectator9427]

"HER CROTCH IS GODZILLA" - Digibro, 2016

[@Onityn]

sooo, em, what's the name of that dragon show?

[@NET1340]

i had a heart attack when i saw the thumbnail. i actually murmured "no" to myself and felt sad. Don't scare us like that!

[@Rewwgh]

From the thumbnail I thought Adam Driver was making a guest session.

[@kidfeng2005]

clickbait thumbnail beardless digibro is like a mythical pokemon

[@deepwaters3631]

Does anyone know the name of the anime where the chick's vag turns into Godzilla? I have to watch some, HAVE TO.

[@VinnyContiello]

tfw there was a time when Digi considered this to be long form content

[@TheGallingIce]

For a second I thought you actually shaved, and then inmediately after I asummed it's old.

[@cursedsprings7943]

You didn't link the first show :(

[@logosloki]

"I don't make enough money on Patreon". Look at you now though. Through hard work, sleepless nights and a good dose of luck the you in the now almost makes enough money to support two people.

[@BranchesOfYgg]

I make that a video, not a month. But it decreases by a lot for each vid in a month. Point being, I make more than 2k a month now on Patreon, and I do use it to support both me and my editor.

[@cyncynshop]

Please list all the anime you said in the video orz plz

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

I'll tell you why. Sometimes men WANT women to share their life. Sometimes men DO want women to be into what they're into. Sometimes men want women (at least some of them) to be cool action girls.