What made 90s Anime SO SPECIAL?

[@adrynsweb]

What’s your favourite 90s/Retro anime? Personally, I’d pick Yu Yu Hakusho! Check out all my socials @adrynsweb and thank you for watching ❤️

[@T0RAIB0]

For 90's I'd say yu yu hakusho too but if were also counting early 2000's then flcl

[@megane-kun8479]

Cowboy bebop

[@Bilal.Hussain.Shaikh]

Slayers 1995

[@robcoop6521]

Feels like cheating choosing YYH. Dark Tournament is still the best tournament arc ever.

[@Adnxn-p6y]

yyh and cowboy bebop

[@thatfluffy]

The hand drawn animation with its insane detail is why I prefer the style to be honest, it just has soul. Also its just a breath of fresh air, nowadays with CGI becoming massively popular.

[@Bl00dwerK]

That's what it is. Computers are a hinderence, blocking the connection between artist and viewer. New anime, while entertaining, are soulless entertainment.

[@LuFarrah]

Too bad with costs and the already mistreatment of animators now we will never get this type ever again

[@Elge703]

It's still hand drawn on paper AI haven't take over lol.

[@Joshua_N-A]

The insane details are usually reserved for direct-to-video (OVA) depending on the skills of the animator and budget allocated.

[@justinpachi3707]

It depends tbh. We only remember the well made stuff, but there’s plenty of stuff that looked bad while being hand drawn.

[@lukejones7164]

90s anime with a good budget is the most gorgeous art ever

[@adrynsweb]

Definitely!

[@FireBomberBassist]

To be honest, nothing has ever captured the same feeling I get from watching 90s anime. I like a lot of new stuff, but 90s always hits different.

[@TurboMintyFresh]

Exactly. Its a feel

[@AlexCole272]

Cowboy bebop is literally 1 season, gun grave 1 season, trigun 1 season, the thing is, they had a vibe. It was beautiful, I believe digital have the potential, but it’s a trend area right now until we see the right production company that will separate themselves

[@FuzedBox]

Cowboy Bebop is two seasons. The first one ended with the Jupiter Jazz two parter. There's also the movie that fits squarely between episodes 22 and 23. IMO, it is not optional to skip the movie as it helps bridge the radically different tones of both of those episodes.

[@hezha1050]

its not just nostalgia, i didnt see most of the 90s animated movies and series until i was already an adult, including Cowboy bebop. i grew up watching Naruto, Bleach and similar shows. but my god when i got into 90s anime, its just so perfect in soul capturing and putting you in a mood that no new show can.

[@flowerbloom5782]

Same here. The 90s stuff I got into as an adult and man I understand why they were so timeless.

[@Jay-11]

Can’t explain it either man. Like it’s charm, the beautiful art it’s perfect. And it hits so good around the midnight time as well.

[@crusfm2801]

There was always something that I liked about sci-fi anime back in that era. Maybe it was when the screens popped up, you would see the fuzziness of the light surrounding the screens. Definitely the atmosphere

[@adrynsweb]

Oh I definitely agree. The slight chromatic abbreviation on the characters too? You just can’t beat it can you?

[@Butterflywings011]

You literally have read my mind, for the past week, I've been looking back on old anime shows, video games, consoles, Xbox and ps2.. And I'm sorry but back then, they put heart and soul into their projects, and you could literally feel it!

[@J91Y]

bro when were u born idk why people are acting like the 90s were a long time ago im 28 and thats not that long ago idk why all these yojngings act like this was ages ago

[@TallicaMan1986]

@@J91Y because the internet happened. You know a decade was a decent measurement for times changing? Since the late 2000s. It's been a bland wash of everything happening at once. Nothing truly defines these last 2 decades aside from like Ai.

[@kaahzvi5820]

@@J91Y because it was a long time ago. Last decade before the new century to which the digital era really flourished. Same reason why people now look at film photography and vinyls differently - it’s a by-gone age.

[@AntiDecepticonCampaign]

HAND DRAWN is king. CG can work at times but with moderate use. HAND DRAWN and Traditional will ALWAYS rule as the beloved standard. We were better people before digital.

[@nathan3084]

Outlaw Star is still to this day my favorite anime. I've watched 100s of series, 10s of thousands of episodes across all genres. Lots of good stuff out there but OS is a series I come back to again, and again, and again.

[@A.Lopez1]

Same Here

[@UltraJin963]

RIP Akira Toriyama 🕊

[@adrynsweb]

Just made my tribute to him: eternally grateful for all his work 🕊️

[@bossredd-77]

It was absolutely the storytelling. Each one is unique and special in their own ways. The writers weren't scared to take their stories to dark places or make them more themed for adult viewers. Today's anime could learn from its predecessors.

[@MarvyG23]

90's anime just hit different when watching it

[@josephharper8926]

I'm really glad I discovered this video, ever since I began watching anime shows again a few years ago, I couldn't help but think how I preferred the nostalgic look of 90's/early 2000's shows (even though I was hardly even there at the time). I've spoken to countless friends about it and they always seem to come to the conclusion that these ideas are weird, and that technology has made animation the best its ever been. However, this has clearly shown me why these shows stand out as being some of the best ever... Much appreciated!

[@mastercat381]

Great video. One thing I've found not often discussed when talking about anime from the 80s and 90s is how the medium took into account the format that most people were going to be watching at the time: barring movies released in theaters, many anime were made for 4:3 CRT TVs. Many of the imperfections are hidden by the glow of the screen and the shading often looks profoundly different, much more stark and deeper in contrast compared to watching it through modern formats. It's one of the reasons the lines are so thick in older shows like DBZ; if they weren't, they wouldn't be visible on TV. It's impossible to capture in a KZbin video for obvious reasons, but if you have the chance, pick up some old anime tapes and watch them on an old tube TV. It's seriously a whole different experience.

[@CaineOs]

Cheers man, all the best for more subs as this is a great presentation. Un-cut DBZ on Cartoon Network in NZ in the 90's, was well worth setting the VCR up to record the Toonami slot at 1am LOL.

[@geminifiend5775]

for me its how much saturated newer anime are. like they are all so bright 0 contrast of colors. Everything just look so shiny like they rubbed Vaseline on everything

[@gus2n]

@@geminifiend5775 you're right the colours look flat, same with a lot of modern movies, there's no contrast

[@MrElbowsmash]

First off, I appreciate you making a video about this subject without being hostile towards other eras of anime. Like, yeah, I grew up on 90's anime and it'll always be my favorite, but I can still acknowledge the good in the modern. Instant like. With that out of the way, I think it really has to do with the culture of the time. Japan was suffering a huge recession, depression was starting to be acknowledged as a serious issue, and it just felt right to have intensely flawed heroes in media as a reflection of that. Evangelion might always be my favorite anime, but it won't be because of the animation, (cue another 10+ seconds of still elevator rides and robots holding cute angel guys) it will be because of the tone and feel of the show, and though it's a master class in that feeling of artistic miasma of melancholy, it wasn't the only one. I couldn't tell you what made the animation so good, I'm no expert, but I would like to point out that it's easy to see 90's anime as special because, as it was a niche import, we actually got to see far less of the turds at the time, versus now where anime is a fairly common nerdy interest that you can see every turd alongside anything special, thanks to The Internet. The modern blunders stand out more because you don't have to dig deep to find them, as you would have to do the 90's blunders. Also, as a giant robot fan, I've got this "who can beat Goku" shit locked down. An angered Ideon could destroy the fucking universe, and there's no way Goku's personality, such as it is, isn't going to frustrate it.

[@kylejoseph8941]

90's anime like cowboy bebop and inuyasha were instrumental parts of my childhood, it was something me and my brother bonded over still too this day

[@lindadesposito3771]

My two favorites…..

[@Brandon-qp7gq]

great analysis of the craftsmanship of everything that went into making this. the quiet tone of the video adds to the contemplative feeling. thanks for making this!

[@adrynsweb]

Really happy you enjoyed the video! I spend a lot of time building atmosphere so it’s nice to see people recognise that 🤍

[@wyld3137]

The vision of escaflowne was peak animation when I was still young.

[@QamarBradford]

Modern animators knows the bottom line more than they knows the delivery of a quality message.

[@kateranthony6911]

gj dude!!! Vision of Escaflown was one of my favourites...and also Golden Boy

[@Deoxys911]

I definitely agree that the aesthetic of '90s anime is virtually unrivaled in the realm of animation. I understand why shows today can't look exactly like they did back then, but I wish more animated works would at least make an effort to look more like that classic cel animation the way that Dragon Ball Super: Broly did-that is easily one of my favorite works of Japanese animation from the past ten or fifteen years aesthetically.

[@adrynsweb]

A lot of shows now are actually done using cel animation too! It’s not as common but when you notice, it’s amazing. Also, that DBS broly movie is FANTASTIC

[@chafferreybasabe6154]

Amazing video man, well put out. I grew up with 90's to early 2000 anime and i still revisit and rewatch them whenever i get a chance

[@adrynsweb]

Really happy you enjoyed the video! Even as somebody who never grew up in the 90s, I can appreciate the art from that time

[@favos7916]

Really beautiful video man u did a great job. I see u like the ghibli movies as they were portrayed so often in this video and it would be so cool if u could make videos about them individually because I think they are all so iconic and deserve to be talked about

[@armorbearer9702]

(3:10) I did not notice this before. The background looks a little bit more cheery without the shadowy buildings.

[@yusukeimanaya6885]

For me it’s the psychological depth sometimes hidden sometimes projected straight forward. Although today’s Anime still has it it’s way more rare and I think because of the bright colors that are preferred 99% of the time it doesn’t hit as much as 90s anime this goes for sadness to and emotions like relief, pressure, scare, numbness and the occasional cute happiness sometimes even a bit bittersweet. Maybe it’s the writing though I don’t know but it had and still has its flear

[@starsiren9592]

I think something that helped a lot too was the CRT TVs that we had in those days. They added to the charm of that era's anime. Unlike modern displays CRTs felt like you were watching through a window, they gave the images a lot of depth and bit of a 3D feeling. Modern displays make everything look flatter.

[@heyashleinicole]

as a moonie 🌙 it is so nice to see usagi get some respect put on her name. people really underestimate how powerful she is, mainly because they’re too wrapped up in the “magical girl” aspect of it. thank you for showing sailor moon love 💖

[@adrynsweb]

literally!! usagi had some crazy powers (not to mention the other sailors) and people don’t appreciate her enough! 🫶🏽

[@juancedillo4040]

I would say the slowness of it felt calming and excitement to what could happen next or what the character is going through.

[@Waqovic]

I absolutely love your choice of music. Especially in the characters section and also great video.

[@adrynsweb]

Makes me smile to see the music getting appreciated :)

[@CoopaCoop]

Thats the one thing i dont like about demon slayer. It needs to Tell you everything thats going on. It doesn't just Show you.

[@adrynsweb]

Definitely agree! I love the show it’s animation is beautiful and the fights are fantastic but the plot is just okay.

[@yodatheweeb]

"Sailor Moon wins that fight and I will not be elaborating" Well he ran away from that debate quickly

[@COCO-tm3gp]

With the Disney renaissance also happening around that time period, an argument can be made that animation as a whole peaked in the 90s

[@onilady1186]

90's anime is so special to me my favorite is yu yu hakusho I made life long friends through the anime I grew up with and it always makes me happy when I get a younger person to watch it and see them fall in love with it

[@krono5el]

Also all the omega level legendary animators were doing there thing big time in the late 80s and 90s, now they just pop up for a 20 sec clip in your fav modern anime.

[@giodude92]

As amazing as anime is now in this current era, the traditional hand-drawn animation and the overall aesthetic of 90s anime is unmatched. There was a lot more heart and soul put into the art form back them.

[@marrane87]

I would take handrawn animation anyday. U feel the imperfection of the world in there .

[@jerr0.]

I feel like most of what was said here applies to 80's anime too. Zeta Gundam was made in 85 and I think it still looks beautiful. It's also a good reference because it can be compared to the original series from 79. In six years there were some major leaps in quality and funding.

[@Joshua_N-A]

Not to mention the Japanese economy at that time.

[@kamuisensei9045]

The hand drawn animation is what makes it so special, not to mention they just wanted to tell Amazing Stories. I could go back and watch great teacher onizuka anytime any day amazing god tier show

[@nickdelozada]

Felt like evey anime from the 90s to early 2000s had alot more heart n soul put into them from the drawling to story telling

[@DecafisHere]

Something in my brain just kinda clicks when looking at 90s anime. I can’t bring myself to ignore it but just sit and admire. It’s so hard to explain.

[@adrynsweb]

Don’t worry, I can understand that completely! It’s just a fantastic experience

[@zuprazazel4380]

As an artist that has studied with japanese mangaka, try to understand from a historic standpoint, that not all 90s anime is better, we just remember the best ones. Consider that there are many good animes yet to be discovered of this period and with really original ideas. Sometimes the "good idea bad execution" is not remember too much. this is, for example, why some people believe that beethoven was the only good musician of his time when in reality there are a bunch of great art pieces that are not as good but good enough. We are going to have a period where the 2010 animes are going to be remembered as the classics too. edit: I guess some people do not understand that preference or mood (whatever that is) doesnt equal quality, dont get me wrong I prefer many older animes over new ones but im no so blindfolded to think with nostalgia over objective analysis. your "mood" is an effect created by vhs recordings, broadcasters and limited color palettes. its the tech not the animation. We have today Waaaay better fight scenes than before.

[@EmptyKingdoms]

All I can say for late 1990s/early 2000s anime is: Boogiepop Phantom, Serial Experiments Lain, Birdy the Mighty, Blue Seed, Gasaraki, so many magnificent shows that most "anime influencers" never talk about.

[@bryanc7094]

That’s not true.

[@hyunstealth32104]

@@EmptyKingdoms finally someone that mentioned the birdy the mighty ova. let's not forget stuff such as gunbuster, golden boy, battle angel alita, gunsmith cats, etc.

[@Elge703]

@@bryanc7094 Yes it is lol, anime from any time period can be special.

[@Elge703]

Hit the nail right on the head. I love anime of all era's i have no biasses. Newer stuff will be called classics eventually.

[@Joshua_N-A]

Can't deny the long working hours due to nearly everything is manual labor. It was the last years of the multiplane camera era. Yes, technology has come a long way and it should be alleviate some of the burden off but unfortunately some studios are taking way too many projects even though they possess the latest tech in animation. I have no particular favourite but I'll go with Agent Aika. One of the examples of 90's OVA (direct-to-video) animes and it's an original work (not adapted from any source materials such as manga).

[@CorthosFellrin]

I'm fine with all styles. I can look back on the cel animation as well as digital. Also great video, youtube algorithm brought me here.

[@adrynsweb]

Glad to have you here!!

[@Coffee_nightowl]

I couldn’t have found this video at any other perfect moment. It’s 22:30, barely -1C° foggy, almost no people around and the unpaved ground is covered in 1 meter thick snow. It’s the fog and the snow makes it so quiet and the lights by the church are dimmed by it. It’s almost ghostly, yet the air is crisp and the smell of winter is so distinct I can taste it. So I stand at my balcony, sipping a cup of tea and listens to this video. Indeed it’s like a quiet scene from a 90's anime.

[@adrynsweb]

I love the atmosphere you’ve just built off this. Wow. I’m glad the video sat well with you and you found it at the perfect time!

[@TallicaMan1986]

I think a lot of it has to do with Character Models. The style today for the most part is a particular style. The 90s had that realistic proportion. It translated into a lot of Gritty scenes. Its a lot easier to distance yourself visually when you got absurdy slender appearances, static and often ridiculous hair and massive eyes that have like 3 looks.

[@scotthintze5901]

My favorite anime from '90s are Cowboy Bebop, Sailor Moon, Tenchi Muyo, Outlaw Star, and Princess Mononoke. All of these have great sketch work, art, color, storytelling, location, and creators talent.

[@marcosmarroquin7982]

one of my favorite animes was very popular in latin America but not really in the US for some reason, called Saint Seiya. It has everything you outlined in this video and to this day is one of my favorites

[@adrynsweb]

Ive never heard of it! I’ll definitely add that to the least it sounds like something I’d be interested in :)

[@lingo3125]

​@@adrynswebit is also known as Knights of the Zodiac

[@steelblue0]

i personally love the aesthetic animation of akira. it just feels so lively and human

[@adrynsweb]

Agreed!

[@stephcash18]

Bro the way you explained the Era I l grew up in and be so Eloquent about it and the love you showed brother I thank you I 😢 cause this was the best time in life for most of us and you showed ❤️ I appreciate you 🙏 more then you know. P.s Spike was a great man.

[@adrynsweb]

Wow man! I’m humbled that my video can make you feel so strongly: thank you for your support!

[@uros.u.novakovic]

90s anime is truly unmatched. It has a charm that most modern day anime simply lack. They all just look "generic anime" nowadays. I just started watching Ninja Kamui and only because of a few screenshots I've seen on Instagram. It gave me that 90s anime vibe. Ghost In The Shell meets Ninja Scroll type of a thing. More of that please.

[@sowavyryan]

W video I like both styles but 90s just hit different to me .

[@Nostalgic_Senpai]

Thank you so much for this video. Ever since I've been watching these old animes, I've always been having a connection with the characters, their flaws, and perspectives on life. It was truly a wonderful experience.

[@adrynsweb]

Glad I could help!

[@DomenicVermillion]

I do not have the answer, but it was when we were young and life did not suck. Toonami was awesome.

[@Aib-q4l]

Amazing work

[@justmi9773]

Beautiful editing

[@adrynsweb]

Thank you!!

[@brettquinn9040]

Great video!

[@paulinagabrys8874]

I love Macross Plus, G Gundam, Gundam The 08th MS Team, Cowboy Bebop and original Pokemon.

[@abestech7190]

The video hit every point, and I believe it's due to the nostalgia factor. It's important not to forget where we came from because it helps us understand where we're headed. If the animators didn't put in the effort and love to create the animations and characters, we would feel that something was missing. However, since they did, we can feel the same emotions they intended.

[@adrynsweb]

Nostalgia definitely plays a huge factor in how we remember and rate things. As important as it is to appreciate old anime, newer 2000s anime also did amazing things! (Video on it maybe? 👀)

[@Kagelvltv]

The characters is the main reason why I loves the older anime compared to the new anime’s. Hit it right on the spot when you said how the characters in the 90s were more relatable because of their flaws. They weren’t entirely good either. 🔥video

[@Jay-11]

Miss it so much fr. It hit so hard late at night.

[@chirantanmukherjee8489]

I really prefer and love this 90s style. hunter x hunter is by far my fav animated series(ANIMATION WISE).

[@DenshaOtoko2]

Sailor Moon 90's anime was magical. Especially the Canadian dub by Dic and Jennifer Cihi soundtrack.

[@adrynsweb]

Sailor Moon was definitely amazing

[@juliankallis]

i'm excited to see your journey to fame. don't give up. good luck.

[@adrynsweb]

appreciate the kind words man!!

[@Kaimaxz]

Dope video bro. I'll always have soft spot in my heart for 90s anime. It was what I grew up on and inspired much of my creative work. Its always gon be undefeated for me.

[@DoctorPretorious616]

Yeah, I'll take '80s and '90s hand-drawn anime over 21st Century "cel-shaded" shit, all day every day. I love series like Cowboy Bebop, Macross/Robotech, Gundam Wing, Neon Genesis Evanglion and Gatchaman, and movies like Akira, Ghost In The Shell, Ninja Scroll, Wicked City, Demon City Shinjuku, Arcadia Of My Youth, both Vampire Hunter D films, Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away and Grave Of The Fireflies.

[@System-ly6de]

90s anime had concentrated storytelling. It was like how old movies are complete stories. No long standing plot threads. As some have said, they were a vibe. Cowboy Bebop, Trigun, Berserk, Yu Yu Hakusho. Shows like Naruto, Bleach and One Piece want to constantly expand their worlds and lore whilst 90s anime aren't interested in being the next Star Wars. They were happy being vibes.

[@Zach_Bloomquist]

My personal opinion is that I prefer the older 80s and 90s art aesthetic to today's animation styles. I watch dozens of shows a year and have been watching anime from the time of VHS tapes picked up in rental stores as a kid in the late 90s. I think my love of the medium was brought back by watching so many LoFi hip hop vids here on youtube during the early 2010s. So many great feelings well up inside just seeing an old vid on Triangle Music or any of the other great channels focused on vaporwave and lofi. After a few years of watching these relaxing and beautiful music videos I had to of course start watching the old series I had been away from for a decade. Now I am watching alot of the older anime to see the beauty and love put into each and every frame. Craftmanship and attention to detail define the era even for silly shows like Urusei Yatsura. And the most beautiful ones are always OVAs or original video animation that was released straight to VHS with a high budget and even higher production quality. Watch something like the chase scene in Gunsmith Cats or the You're Under Arrest OVAs and you will see what I mean. This was also a time of very free reign given to storytelling so Sci Fi and horror had a golden era of fantastic series and gorgeous watercolor backgrounds.

[@retro-ronin]

Liked, subscribed and commented not only because this is a great video, but so your channel has more reach. You're putting in the work and it shows, bro. Keep it up! ❤️💯

[@adrynsweb]

Really appreciate that man, thank you! And don’t worry I’ll be making even more

[@mally4339]

I miss the one off OVA’s from the 90’s

[@cedargrove1926]

We all remember those sailor moon transformation scenes

[@77Seven]

90s was peak in general

[@justinpino8115]

True

[@dukevalsaint1918]

I think what l love most about the 90s anime is the philosophical question that they dive into that we ask ourselves everyday. For example Ghost in the Shell and the existence of a soul.

[@arak.5527]

loved it! keep it up. i personally love the aesthetic more than anything than what we have today, my fave being Monster by Urasawa.

[@adrynsweb]

really happy you enjoyed the video!! monster is one of my favourites too :)

[@leserrors7669]

Also nostalgia play a big role

[@dabba_dabba]

Very good video. I would like to add something that I don't think I heard you mentioned. It is something about anime from the 80s and 90s that I find others share the same sentiment. Anime from this era was released into the West in the time that the internet was not so popular nor could it do the things it could do today easily. In other words, it was harder to get a hold of, look into or find others who shared your interest especially as a kid or teen. It was also something reserved for the Nerdy or Geeky crowd vs how everybody watches it today openly. As anime was introduced into the west it carried a feeling of being Foreign, Alien, Taboo, Unknown yet beautiful especially to our young impressionable minds. I talk to people my age who have the same feelings. It's undescribable sometimes. Not quite nostalgic but something else. I'm not saying anime now is lesser but it just doesn't seem to carry that feeling with us or the current generation but 90's anime will always be remembered for that feeling for me at least

[@brandondavis8005]

I tend to consider the late 80s to early oughts to be a golden era for anime. Yes, in part because it finally clicked and I began watching these odd cartoons that were broadcast over satellite back in high school, and most of it was the 90s back catalogs in Japan. But over this time period it evolved quite significantly in terms of vision and artistic expression. We saw it mostly in the OVAs and films, but many of the older series are now considered iconic and must watch for new fans and the old guard alike. We don't see this for eras prior. There are gems from the 80s that get rediscovered (I suggest the Crusher Joe film and OVA), however with earlier icons we don't see the recommendations as often. A hardcore fan will seek out Astro Boy or Mazinger Z but that push of "you gotta see this!" isn't there even with remastered titles. But Akira, Ghost in the Shell and Cowboy Bebop are still held in high regard for raising the bar for their time. We still discuss Evangelion and Perfect Blue, we debate Bebop's ending to this day. It's very much the only place to start for newcomers.

[@s-pdraws7373]

Loved the video. There is a charm of 90s anime. In recent years I love the background art and aesthetics. I want to go back and watch evangeleon now. Only watched half of it years ago

[@peterfmodel]

The best 1990’s tv-series is Lain in my opinion. If we look at movies, Ghost in the Shell is my number 1. While not Japanese, Heavy Metal, which came out in 1981, was very good as well.

[@ChainsawSlammer1.3.8]

Heavy metal 🤘🧔‍♀️

[@molon___labe]

Such a well made video keep it up man you deserve way more subs and views!

[@adrynsweb]

Thank you so much man!

[@Rafix]

truly awesome video, great music selection and voice edition :))

[@adrynsweb]

man I’m really happy you enjoyed it! thank you

[@FlyingShadow11]

90's anime is the reason why i find today's anime so hard to watch 🙄 my first anime was galaxy express 999 on saturday night anime when i was a kid and man was it special.. today's anime is just not the same.

[@unfire]

I think it's amazing that in 2021 with Arcane, we finally have something that harkens back to 90's anime. How did over 2 decades pass without something as quality as Outlaw Star being produced?

[@colinlee1326]

This was the golden era. I remember having a Manga membership back in 1992. When internet wasn't even a thing and you had to mail them not email lol it was so underground back then at least in Nz

[@danielgwynne7266]

Honestly I prefer the animation in something like Sonny boy or a place further than the universe over any 90s anime and lotgh is one of my top 3 anime’s of all time

[@Makaveli3k.]

They were gritty, real, intense and emotional

[@joeroge2785]

90s anime have great artist to show it on paper to screen but some dont get notice because of story, characters, and bad dubs/subs but still appreciate what they have

[@bearlogg7974]

”If it’s made on cell, you can tell”

[@dogtownoon9791]

The talk in 90 anime is like Quentin Tarantino dialog in his movies

[@frankiethomas2258]

Found this video and left a comment and subscribed. This made me want to watch some 90s anime movies.

[@mikec5400]

the answer boils down to the way kids and young teens view the world and are carefree. We associate these animes with those times

[@maniramesh1663]

Studio Ghibli still makes animation like the 90s absolute classic .

[@adrynsweb]

God I love Ghibli movies

[@xshadowscreamx]

All those animators deserved way more money.

[@codelinx]

Great video. The points you made are pretty accurate. The parts about the artist is and has been an ever present issue

[@adrynsweb]

Really happy you enjoyed it :)

[@vampswagg]

amazing video gang,would love a video about 2000s anime including fullmetal alchemist (2003) and death note

[@adrynsweb]

I’d love to do Fullmetal Alchemist! As for death note, oh you’re SO gonna love my channel

[@ayeyuh6920]

If there's a 2000's video Samurai Champloo and FLCL absolutely need to make an appearance.

[@lordaja1933]

The quality of this video is absolutely insane I hope you blow up!!!

[@adrynsweb]

Thank you man!

[@ponchopalmera4917]

What makes 90s anime so special? Nostalgia, my friend 😉. Anime now is amazingly beautiful and with great characters too.

[@JTB22]

Millions views before the end of the year