When An Anime Leaves You Speechless.

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They just hit different ok.
0:00 Intro
2:53 Kids on the Slope
5:46 When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace
8:39 Fate/Zero
13:24 Shirobako
14:21 Chainsaw Man
16:30 Flowers of Evil
19:12 A Place Further Than The Universe
21:07 Outro
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[@kaito5704]

Geez bro Garnt can write a hell of a script. He explained these scenes so vividly it felt like I was him watching these scenes for the first time.

[@insecure8926]

I love how this video's title changed so many times in such a short time.

[@Oceanman705]

bro's been in the game for like 12 years, he's the goat

[@ouroborosbipolar7923]

@@insecure8926 glad I’m not the only one who noticed that 😂

[@versety3170]

@@Oceanman705more like 16-17 years

[@Adi-oc7vu]

​@@versety3170yeah he was like one of the first 10 anitubers And the fact that doesn't make sense to me is that 12 years ago was 2011 ! How !!

[@tri0n856]

The voice acting one hits so much more when you realize that the girl is the basic “forgets everything and is always nice and never complains” type. Her breaking is so rare that when it happens this good, it really leaves you speechless.

[@platedplatypus9932]

Hayami Saori is the freakin GOAT. There are posts and comments on similar videos talking about how the whole studio and voice acting cast had to take a moment to process what she just belted out in a SINGLE TAKE.

[@adizcool2-655]

Makes me even sadder that they never did anything with the scene and she went on to apologize and continue to be nice to the MC.

[@Robin-234]

​@@adizcool2-655I haven't seen this show so I was at least hoping something would happen afterwards. Too bad. The scene is still great though

[@bruhgocrzy5461]

i thought the show would’ve been bland cuz of the title but when i saw it then i saw it was so good, from the characters to the actual plot which the show is centered around really made me enjoy this, and the fact that almost all the characters a likeable as well, especially the mc

[@Rafalga84]

@@adizcool2-655 Are you serious? Thats a pretty stupid follow up for a scene this great

[@Celvius]

The "when supernatural battles became comonplace" monolog was such a shock to me because the way everyone around the mc talked about it didn't feel like they were that bothered by the way he speaks just a bit annoyed, but this scene made me realize how much resentment can build up from "quirky" behavior, the voice actor NAILED it even if the rumors about it being done in 1 take are false I don't think many VA's could pull off the emotions of the character the way she did, a 10/10 performance.

[@aimanali7222]

That anime is so peak fr

[@hakphalpanhavuth2050]

I accidentally ruin Hatoko moment for my self after accidentally skipping a episode to the one ahead of it.

[@kaayios1448]

she’s a fantastic VA, she brings out so much emotion in all her roles, especially in Darling the Franxx

[@zichenglong6992]

I think it's quite believable that Hayami-san did it in one take, but it's probably not replicable even by herself. Kind of one of those "in the moment" things if you get what I mean. I seem to recall that she pulled off another similar feat, which was when she did a cover of Yuuki no Hana for an IdolM@ster albm

[@hiddendrifts]

>are false< is this confirmed or did you mean that in a hypothetical sense

[@ekthepro7484]

I felt that monologue at the soul level. Rip all chunibyo people out there. That scene was the hardest roast ever

[@eavyeavy2864]

dont watch the video, now had to dislike

[@anggisuwandi2404]

The true classic anime that i probably will always remember as the the best roast ever

[@marinellovragovic1207]

​@@eavyeavy2864uhm... huh?

[@Xemidan]

It's what you call retrospection, not roasting.

[@villevalste1888]

It was a clip of that scene (from Khornime) that made me watch the series. So damn good.

[@9383troy]

shikamaru and his dad playing shogi gets me every time. i have no resistance for a good father son moment.

[@jeremygrandison1040]

My sister begged me to watch Naruto 2 years ago, and I'm glad I gave it a shot as a promise, maybe that's a challenge to get over grief, that's what I thought, and I see it now 😢😢😢

[@nourmuhsen]

Another INCREDIBLE Parent-child moment was ReZero S2 Episode 4. That episode was one of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen. It was f**king incredible.

[@nanashi7779]

Same yep

[@domino-dude]

shikamaru emotionally bonding with literally anyone always gets me _right_ in the Honey Nut Feelios since the guy doesn't put much effort into anything, it's nice to see him connect with others (even if that _is_ his dad lol)

[@maiageia1240]

@@jeremygrandison1040 Now try One Piece

[@Arun_Baliga]

Personally, it was the ending to odd taxi for me. Endings in anime is truly such a rare sight now, and to have one so beautifully written truly did hit different. I remember laying back in my chair reminiscing all memories despite just watching hours before.

[@erosama4887]

To me it was the ending of Gurren Lagann.

[@gurdimeikenskjaldi5060]

@@erosama4887 one of the greatest endings ever! Among many other moments during its course, to me that one is when it's the most clear how under the facade TTGL is a really mature show, not just dumb fun and raw emotions.

[@samt3412]

The ending of Samurai Champloo always hit different for me. Like, none of the MCs are dead, but it still makes me so sad to see the three of them separate and go their own ways after all they've been through.

[@samt3412]

​@erosama4887 The first half of the final episode is the hypest moment in anything ever (ROW ROW FIGHT THE POWAH), but then the second half hits all the feels, and that's why Gurren Lagann is a masterpiece.

[@decentsenpai]

"when anime endings just hit different" would be a great video

[@connorduquette1432]

That little clip in the running scene of A Place Further Than the Universe where Shirase's shoe falls off but then Kimari picks it up for her is so special to me. It somehow has the same weight as if she had saved Shirase's life or something. I don't know, it's weird, but something about the serendipity of it combined with Kimari's lack of hesitation is just perfect.

[@austeyen5628]

When they’re devoting so much on this trip, it might as well be a life saver. Its such a little detail but it tells so much about their trust and passion, w show

[@Jackie_Tikki_Tavi]

If someone is there for you, they are there to save your life or pick up your shoe. They are there.

[@davidmclean357]

honestly the mom scene later makes me laugh every time with the father holding the door closed

[@kenzohideaky9253]

dude, literally for years I've been looking for the "When supernatural battles became commonplace", all I had in memory was this exact scene. Thank you so much.

[@judeconnor-macintyre9874]

Same.

[@CO9CX]

My favorite dialogue is probably Erwin's speech before the charge against the Ape Titan. The fact that he is accepting to die, along with his conviction and selfishness that they are giving their life for the ones to come still gives me chills whenever I listen to it again. "Give up on your dream and die", god I'm still crying to this day. What a character

[@jeremygrandison1040]

One of the legendary scenes in Attack on Titan

[@gullideckelp7791]

That scene together with the scene where he loses his arm turned Erwin into one of my favourite anime characters of all time. It proved that he isn't just all talk when he says hes willing to sacrifice everything and die for the mission. No in the moment he is almost swallowed up alive by a titan and could have easily died right there he doesn't even flinch or look in the direction of the titan for one second. In what could have been his final words he only urges his men to carry on with not one thought of survival.

[@vacantile]

I remember being on the verge of tears that entire episode, never I have been more immersed in an anime than that season of Aot.

[@jamaljamshaid144]

The speech is amazing as hell

[@thecod2345]

Honestly, the scream after he gets encouragement from the people for the first time is it for me. No words from him but goddamn that yell could motivate me to fight a bear.

[@BWRJohnny]

Personally, Lena finally meeting Shin and the crew in 86 blew away my expectations. Just when I thought 86 couldn't get any better, it blew me away again. No other piece of media has been able to recapture the feeling of those final moments.

[@Litgaming776]

Same 86 is soo good!

[@BWRJohnny]

@@Litgaming776 I NEED another season!

[@Litgaming776]

@@BWRJohnny same i hope we get a confirmation for s2

[@HaydenDoodles]

Keep speaking the truth king season 3 will come someday

[@fredericabitch3983]

I hope we get season 2

[@alanmartinez9021]

S1E1 of To Your Eternity breaks me everytime, when he realizes that he is alone and that he wont be able to save himself is heartbreaking

[@lexu3435]

For me it was a 1st time that i cried bc of nameless charcter dying alone, in the middle of nowhere, without any hope of survival...

[@INSVikrant54]

Literally, it got me so emotional, than I ever had been on any other anime

[@playmakerjoe]

The fact i had to give TYE a break after what went down in episode 12, not many animes can hit you like that show

[@DeVoidAS]

Every arc in that season made me tear up. It was so special 😭. (And No, there is no such thing as the Jananda arc)

[@cac428]

One anime that broke me out of nowhere is Shirobako, Ep 23 when they are in the recording studio and she's hearing her friend voicing a character in the anime she's put so much work into. Then all of a sudden, all the emotions hit her at once, they've done so much work to get there and it's really happening. She starts balling, holding the script up to her face trying to hide it. That moment made me cry so hard, and I find myself thinking about that moment every so often. It's a happy moment full of so much emotion that it's a fav scene of mine.

[@alejandrorivas4585]

See, I know you meant bawling, as in crying, but the idea of her suddenly pulling out a basketball and dunking on fools is fucking hilarious

[@MaximanLP]

In A Silent Voice, when Tomohiro explains what a friend is, is one of my all-time favorite scenes. It explained friendship in such a simple but profound way.

[@MetalMonkey1453]

The mangaka is a savant. To Your Eternity makes me cry regularly. Pioran's story was one of the hardest things I'd ever read.

[@theokid2000]

TRUE. Absolutely important

[@avdeshk3553]

true there are many scenes in silent voice worth mentioning

[@armaanb.6566]

@@avdeshk3553 Yeh. The whole movie is literally that. The MC's mother telling him to not kill himself... i will never forget the way she said it and mc's reaction to it

[@MaximanLP]

@@MetalMonkey1453 I was originally going to comment about episode 12 of To Your Eternity, but remembered the scene I chose. To Your Eternity is one of my favorite anime.

[@justin1796]

my prime example of fantastic voice acting is that scene from supernatural battles. It was especially powerful given her character type. She was the semi ditzy, positive, caring, and accepting. To see her finally snapped even from the clip in this video I still get teary

[@ayporos]

For me that scene was extremely cathartic. As a Dutch person, our 'direct' straight to the point no bullshit nature and attitude is the exact opposite of the way of being of the Japanese. Because of that, such a thing as a chuuni cannot exist in our society. They'd be ridiculed and laughed at and pulled straight within 5 seconds after uttering a chuuni-esque rubbish sentence. So seeing chuuni people in Anime being allowed, tolerated and/or ignored by their surroundings in Anime always felt a bit off to me. ""Why isn't anyone calling them out on this bullshit?! Fucking timid useless people omg!". This scene, thus, felt better than sex to me. It showed me that the people around chuuni idiots DO think they're weird, and they aren't just Skyrim NPC's that you can just rob by crouching in front of them as you pickpocket them in broad daylight as they're speaking to you.

[@PyraXadon]

I believe that was one of the things that made Saori Hayami more of a household name. She definitely had her fair share of roles prior to 2014, but after that point you can see the amount of work she gets skyrocket from that year onward. It's also the scene from inou-battle that people remember the most, so she damn well deserves the credit there.

[@world4saker]

while she had those lines she never once tried to get into his games of just playing around she never tried understand why he does what he does. she is the normie forced into what everyone else understood, when chuni became real she tried to ignore it . if she had asked him to explain he would have. stil how did she did not break her voice after that.

[@justin1796]

@@world4saker she did try to understand that's the whole point of the speech, she was frustrated and jealous that tomoyo could easily understand, she straight up said it when she told tomoyo that she was in love andou. Hatoko is a smart girl, she's just not as creative as him. She didn't ignore any of it either cause I believe it was episode two they were doing a "monthly powers check-up" where she fought with chifuyu using her powers over the elements, she clearly had been practicing with them probably in order just to get closer to andou. One might think she was being creative but I saw as more scientific given that she chose to turn fire and earth into magma

[@m-wan2547]

​@@ayporosbeing a chunni is not a norm in Japanese society, for most part it's an anime troupe like a tsundere, yaandere etc. But in real world there is no tsun/yandere, in case there are other word used for them is "Bitch" or "Psycho". Also let's be honest when we watched anime or anything as a kid we dreamed and often practised their moves as if we would also be a hokage/Saiyan/shinigami/pirate

[@ccalxndr]

I'm so glad Kids on the Slope was mentioned! It has a special place in my heart and I don't see it mentioned often. I know very little about music, but this show had me genuinely spellbound.

[@complexity_YT]

I'm starting anime content and I would like to improve, can you tell me what I can do to improve? Thanks

[@dphalanx7465]

Hits on so many levels---a character study; a jazz showcase festival; a historical retrospective.

[@elliesteffens7457]

It's such a gem that deserves more attention!

[@digiorno8601]

Subaru being able to tell Echidna about RBD was one of the most cathartic and emotional scenes I've ever witnessed in animation. The cherry on top was her innate understanding of all of it. Being able to talk to someone and tell them all the shit in your head and heart and they can turn to you and say they know and they understand on a level synonymous with your soul is something I can never stop searching for.

[@nickpickle7665]

Glad I wasn’t the only one, I also really liked the ep (or maybe eps) where rem gives Subaru that pep talk when he wants to run away and how she tells him she knows their are things he knows that he can’t tell to others and how she knew he would know where the white whale would be even without the metia

[@vijaysamant2864]

Finally someone acknowledged Supernatural Battles's voice acting. The first time I heard it I literally cried, the character was always trying to fit in with all of them, and the voice acting delivered it perfectly, can't believe I myself forgot about it.

[@jems4810]

Finally, someone acknowledged? Watttt??

[@bebopknux5857]

Yeah, for me my memory is crap and so because I never made a note of it in my MAL anime list I genuinely forgot it. But the moment he started talking... I knew it and *felt* it again. Had me trembling.

[@wheeze498]

That scene is the only good part of that anime

[@Kelvin_Foo]

Hayami Saori is amazing.

[@norwa3518]

​@@wheeze498its a good show if you dont mind harems or chuuni mcs

[@ade1174]

Speaking of voice acting, Re Zero episode 15 has to be one of the best examples. Petelgeuse's maniacal laughter, Subaru's broken mind, and Puck's wrath are all conveyed perfectly through their voice actors.

[@hundvd_7]

Such a good example, Ep 15 has like all of these moments (bar the last one) combined, but _especially_ the voice acting is a stand out Yoshitsugu Matsuoka and Yuusuke Kobayashi are fucking legends

[@Carticax4869]

Yep, this. That scene stands out not only for voice acting, but soundtrack and cinematography too. It was an outstanding mix of a variety of things that succeed in making you feel all the emotions the protagonist is feeling at that very moment. Still one of the best single episodes in anime

[@nourmuhsen]

Yeah, that scene was the epitome of despair for me. Hearing the ending of that episode was the most despair I've ever felt in my life.

[@CrisisghostOM]

Man the end of that episode lives in my mind rent free. So powerful

[@scattershotjd9823]

Re:Zero has a ton of great moments, and that right there is definitely my top 3. First goes to Subaru going through the Rabbit death, the second trial for Emilia where she has to accept the reality that she lives in rather than the unthinkable present that shows everything she might have once desired coming true.

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

That scene of the girls running made me tear up too, I think it's a blend of the action and their excitement combined with the music which seems to convey a nostalgic sensation, the song and music definitely set the moment.

[@kuoth56]

Don't forget about the physics animaton.

[@Blackdragon-mf8mi]

​@@kuoth56💀

[@YoshikaggeKira]

a silent voice has some great moments in it, and when sho(f) is about to jump, it makes me tear up, and when sho(m) breaks down in front of everyone, it is amazing voice acting

[@seriouspotato_420]

I really missed these types of gigguk videos . I thank you for delivering us all such a masterpiece of a video.

[@armaanb.6566]

Yeh he should keep doing these. 👌🏼👍🏼👍🏼👌🏼

[@Mango-ug2jv]

A scene that I always go back to is ep 22 in 86 when Lena doesn't know she's talking to Shin. Everything was perfect. The dialogue, music, voice acting, visuals is amazing. I'm still surprised on how much people sleep on 86.

[@BranchCat]

easy top 5 anime for me

[@CorvoA77ano]

That but the ending takes the spotlight for me. The ending just couldn't be any more perfect than what they did.

[@_armytaku]

that scene was so well done. im glad they took their time to release the ep instead of rushing it

[@shubham.v4639]

Sawano hiroyuki is a legend

[@aliffaisal9649]

Last eps really a Masterpiece

[@Aureolelegends]

YES, the running scene from A Place Further than the Universe was such an emotional scene. It's the way everything just suddenly came to life. The sounds, the colours, the music the 𝒎𝒐𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏! Definitely one of my favorite moments ever in one of the best animes of all time.

[@ChimeraGuy4]

I don't know when I fully started simping for Saori Hayami but that very scene in InoBato just might have been my first blow of seeing the sheer talent my literal favorite voice actress has. I still remember laughing at the MC being chuunibyo and the very moment she snapped my jaw just kept on dropping further and further by the second~ And to know after all this time she just did 1 take for it just makes me love her even more~

[@ViWiCoverChannel]

I wanna more. Also, so glad gigguk mentioned "When supernatural battles become common place". Bc it's my favorite seiyu moment ever existed. Speaking about the "emotional part", I totally get the feeling, I think every one of us weeks have this one special title, that noone else really understand why, but it gets to you core every time you watch it. Mine is Houkago no Pleiades

[@greywoolf-user]

agreed, till this moment this is one of those moments in anime that I probably will never forget, like that sounded and felt real

[@BlueCrimson10]

Now I kinda want to watch the anime just to see dude carefully add more and more powder to the powder keg

[@nourmuhsen]

Yeah, that scene was pretty f**king good. You could feel how much done she was with his bullshit. She went on and on. She couldn't stop.

[@vzxvzvcxasd7109]

I totally forgot about this anime, but the moment he brought up the name, I knew exactly what he was gonna talk about

[@dualwieldroxas358]

For me, "I have no enemies" was by far the most exceptional moment in anime for me this year

[@jeremygrandison1040]

Vinland Saga for Anime of the Year! WHO'S WITH ME!?

[@reylightrey1863]

Never ever IS vinland winning with the boring first Part 😂

[@ATemplarIGuess]

​@reylightrey1863 it's not boring it's just not action packed

[@RashdosEU]

@@reylightrey1863 It is boring if u have action shonen brain rot. That was peak character development and actually good story telling. It tackles what other media tries and fail to make a point about violence and the consequences of it (aka The Last Of 2) and does it perfectly. The first "boring part" is all about you watching what once was a raging angry kid that devoted his life to kill a person now becoming an adult with no life goals no direction no self-worth just because his whole goal in life was taken away from him, and now he is left with no self-identity and the sins he committed once without ever thinking on the consequences are now coming back to him. Yes no one asked for this but fuck I hate when people call "boring" something that just is not action packed and is pure golden writing

[@doubleedge2814]

"Death can have me when it has earned me." Not anime but my favorite recent quote

[@NumPad]

Maybe it's a cop-out, but the English dub of Subaru's meltdown in season 1, episode 18 of Re:Zero is a _phenomenal_ example of good voice acting. The sheer, raw emotion in it, not to mention the fact that the self-loathing diatribe hits really close to home for some people, just captivates me from start to finish.

[@Jesseandothers]

Tbf both the original and English voice actor for Subaru are amazing and definitely the highlight of Re:Zero.

[@elikangwa3995]

Yeah re zero dub and sub are exceptional

[@ripmyname3533]

Sub>dub

[@NumPad]

@@ripmyname3533 lol, there’s always that guy

[@ripmyname3533]

@@NumPad yup, I’m not an elitist with practically anything else but sub is superior the vast majority of the time. This is coming from someone who started watching anime in dub and did so for 2-3 years.

[@Cicura001]

19:23 I think this happens for me quite a lot. There are few anime I regard as being able to make me cry "with every episode" and those would be Violet Evergarden, Gakuen Babysitters, and My Roomate Is A Cat. They have their sad moments but more often than not, it's just the purely wholesome, touching and bittersweet moments that make me cry - like genuine tears streaming down my face, crying. Not just teary eyed. Or I'll hear the soundtracks from some animes and feelings just overwhelm me and I feel my nose start to be stuffy and I start getting teary eyed. That happens *everytime* I hear "Across The Violet Sky" for instance (which is also from Violet Evergarden).

[@stupididiot9336]

Violet Evergarden is honestly my favorite story I've ever witnessed, it goes past just being my favorite anime. Watching her grow and become herself is amazing every time I watch it.

[@tinkerlin8235]

What makes the supernatural are commonplace scene all the more heart breaking to me is how much she clearly tried to understand him, she remembered it all even if she couldn't understand it. As someone who often goes on unhinged technical rants to people who rarely listen, even if shes venting her frustration, it is genuinely heartwarming to know that she was infact listening to every word he said.

[@SpyralHax]

There's something about this show overall that I just love, but it got so little attention. Really wish i could read the whole LN series.

[@claras6787]

This exactly. She listened to every bit of his edgy rants, she remembered all of it, you can tell how hard she tried and how desperate she is.

[@VainSick]

Based Technical Ranter moment

[@norwa3518]

​@@claras6787I know everyone wants to blame the MC (and he IS partly responsible), but she's also at fault for bottling up her feelings and not telling him anything.

[@ReikuHidori]

The animation was phenominal as well

[@FlorianHeart]

Saori Hayami's performance as Hatoko was so breath taking, so raw, so real, so powerful that she became one of my favourite VAs. I simp whenever i hear her voice. Some characters she voiced are Yuki Yukinoshita from Snafu, Yor Forger from Spy X Family and Kamisato Ayaka from Genshin Impact

[@cokesucker9520]

This is hilarious. Thanks for sharing.

[@crimsonnight2427]

I recommend you watching Kakegurui. Saori Hayami voices Yumeko from that series and As a all-time Saori Hayami Fan, I can say that this is her most expressive and finest performance.

[@reas_0n]

There is a Hatoko edit where the subtitle is about her not getting gamer lingo instead of chuunibyou stuff. That lives rent free in my head for YEARS

[@aayushbhai02]

She’s also Fubuki from OPM, Yamato from One Piece, Shinobu from Demon Slayer, and Shouko Nishimya from Silent Voice.

[@SplitDip]

As another Saori Hayami simp. The Hatoko scene is my favorite moment of her VA skills and it's such a shame it's from a very mid anime

[@alfonseemanuelle3470]

YES this is the content I followed you for gigguk. More of this. Hearing about what resonates with you in anime or manga is what always connected to my passionate love for this medium. It's why you are, without a doubt, the best anime youtuber to ever do it. Please keep going and if your interest with anime stagnates because you've made this content into a career now, then take a break to talk about other related things. Don't lose the spark !

[@BreadSkateVR]

Kids on the slope was as a jazz drummer insane to see not only the animation be correct but the style, the dynamics, the parrys of solos. Shit bro it just hits

[@NepZz]

that 15 seconds ago goes crazy

[@starslayer1493]

Saber using her noble phantasm for the first time in Fate/Zero gives me goosebumps every time.

[@jeremygrandison1040]

Can't wait for more Fate, we got Fate/strange fake coming up!

[@roseakanotfakegoku]

dude yes it just hits different I don't know why

[@dstreetz91]

Yeah that buildup to it is breathtaking in every way and the climax perfect. Glad ufotable were the ones to bring it to life.

[@tastefullynerdy1161]

Oh hell yes. Even today it's just hype as SHIT

[@senkai3092]

I’m so glad you brought back a place further than a universe. I’ve watched that one scene so many times, that scene is simply amazing.

[@9999iwin]

I always enjoyed Tsukimonogatori's dialogue at the train station between Araragi, shinobu, Kagenui, and Ononoki. Specifically when she tells him to never use his power again. There's a lot of weight carried in this scene and is heavily underrated in the series.

[@CurrentlyDyinq]

Based

[@RogueStarz]

Saori Hayami continues to take my breath away with each role she takes, she's my favorite VA of all time. I'm glad her range of voice acting is getting the recognition it so much deserves!

[@bennieboi3683]

She is my favorite as well. Gosh her performance is always amazing.

[@Abedeuss]

Hayamin simps unite.

[@mattisvider3613]

facts!

[@BunnyDive1220]

From voicing the calm and mild Yukino to a Crazy Girl Like Yumeko she is indeed Amazing!!

[@Qiyu_Asyura]

The first time I knew her I think from the anime Anohana and Hyouka.And after that in most of the anime that I watched I would usually be able to hear her voice even if she was a supporting character.

[@julianvalencia4557]

HOLY SOMEONE ACKNOWLEDGED KIDS ON THE SLOPE'S EXISTENCE I LOVE IT SO MUCH THANK YOU MR GIGGUK VERY COOL

[@subhrangshumukherjee9187]

Exactly my thoughts... I thought i was the only one who loved kids on the slope

[@CoconutJewce]

I tried watching it with my friends but they didn't quite get it. The show is so freaking good and it's hardly talked about.

[@EstusFlasked]

It’s still after all these years in my top 10

[@carloolazo942]

I still play that scene over and over to this day

[@etienneveillet6677]

JAZZ SHOW YES MORE JAZZ SHOW

[@TheAquilaSamurai]

Really hope you get round to a second video or this (or even a third). Just love the calm and direct narration that comes with you letting your thoughts out for all these scenes and even highlighting points I may have never considered.

[@rrgibbons]

Thanks for sharing these clips. Indeed, I'd love to see you share more - we fans all have those special moments, and sharing them makes all of us richer.

[@azevedo1046]

That voice acting scene from supernatural battles was indeed a masterpiece. Even better when you watch the meme version with edited subtitles

[@joeking9105]

Noice

[@gideoncheung8731]

I loved that anime!

[@bennieboi3683]

And that's why Hayamin is my favorite va!

[@christianmjaland7194]

Im so glad A Place Further than the Universe gets some love. More people deserve to watch this masterpiece

[@lourencopopp3444]

Best anime that released since 2018 for me.

[@axarionn7544]

Wished more people watched it

[@Ash_Wen-li]

@@lourencopopp3444 Agreed. Although a ton of popular stuff came out that year so I can see how it got overshadowed

[@SolideSchlange]

i love it

[@mrtylerseifert]

It's finally going to be getting an english dub and a BD release too!

[@ruvelcuasito6848]

Had goosebumps after you showed the running scene of "A place further than the universe". Gad i wish i have a power where i can forget things like this show so i can watch it again "for the first time"

[@CurrentlyDyinq]

The show destroyed me

[@SheikAshii]

@@CurrentlyDyinqme too. I thought I was ready. I was not okay after that

[@srjk77]

Yes, please, please, PLEASE 🙏 Keep making these kinds of videos! I love catching these moments of perspective for anime’s that I haven’t had a chance to watch yet and gives me reason to pursue watching them so I can have that same kind of feeling or clarity.

[@deathmaw4534]

I feel like anyone who has seen Supernatural Battles has that scene etched into memory, its crazy how many years later how much I can still feel the emotion from it when I think about it, such strong staying power that I probably even go rewatch it every few months just because it is so good, still gives me goosebumps.

[@norwa3518]

the whole show is good. If you like wholesome harem anime its an easy must watch

[@Raya.T]

the fact it was done in a SINGULAR TAKE is what gives me even more goosebumps

[@fizzy_blizzy]

Agreed

[@greyborg3846]

I would have watched the hour long version of this. I guess I'll settle for a part two sometime in the future. Good video.

[@NoHairStyle]

The running scene in A Place Further Than The Universe always makes me feel a tightness in my chest but also a lightness in my heart. It's so nostalgic for a time when things were so simple and the whole world felt like it was in front of you. It captures a pure moment of joy in these girls lives and it feels so magical. I love it so much

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

My favorite thing on Flowers of Evil were the flowers, the spiky/fuzzy little eyeballs on stalks that all turned to look at you, a whole field of eyes just watching you, it was so surreal yet so interesting, as for the artwork, once you learn the process of how it was made, it gives you an appreciation of the effort it took, as far as I know, it is the only anime that used rotoscoping to make it's characteristic look, and this was before they had auto rotoscoping tools or AI that can convert live video into anime or illustrated style videos, so it took a very long process to make, that's why the art style looks so realistic, cause it's live acting with added illustrated details like the flowers themselves, that gives it it's unique appearance.

[@JC-hu6wg]

That scene on supernatural battles become commonplace was so good. It made me stay the whole series chasing that high. Felt so real and heart wrenching, it almost feels out of place in that type of show.

[@nourmuhsen]

Ngl, that show was kinda good. It's a little trope-y but I liked it a lot. I hope another season was made.

[@CHEFPKR]

One of those moments for me was during Haikyuu. In the final match against Inarizaki, Hinata does the unthinkable. He slows down and puts up a high pass to give his team time to breath. It was such a realization of how much he had changed that hit me. Those little moments get me every time.

[@metaphoricallyalive8109]

Hey chef! It's you!

[@ZebbyX]

The first time I saw that scene from Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace I was spechless myself, I had to repeat the scene like two times with how much I loved the voice acting and that was like, pff, more than five years ago, and to this date I still can't watch that scene without getting goosebumps, I'm so glad this particular moment of that anime is getting more attention since it is pure art.

[@YingofDarkness]

I would like to see another video like this one. There are so many scenes in anime that get looked over because they aren't from popular shows or aren't overly dramatic, but these little scenes are what make a show truly memorable

[@riku861]

The scene with Hayami Saori from "When supernatural battles become commonplace" gives me chills no matter how many times I watch it, even 10 years later. This is the scene that made me start recognizing voices and following other works of hers.

[@bennieboi3683]

Same here. I did not pay too much attention to voice acting before but after that scene, my perspective change tremendously. Now voice acting for me is also an important factor in defining a good show.

[@Abedeuss]

And given that quite recently the LN with that line was translated... it's way better in the anime. Hayamin's performance elevated the scene beyond what it was just reading the LN, or what most other VAs could've done. And I think I've loved her ever since, even if I wasn't aware of it at the time.

[@Jawas2225]

There is absolutely nothing to cry about but every time I hear the Gurren Lagann opening while the protagonists are giving a speech and then they proceed to drill through everything I always get little teary eyes. Who am I kidding I start 2 little waterfalls from my eyes without any apparent reason.

[@complexity_YT]

I'm starting anime content and I would like to improve, can you tell me what I can do to improve? Thanks

[@misterkhang7001]

a place further than the universe. I remember when it aired and i was left stunned after that scene. It made me want to also travel and experience my youth again. But it wasn't too hyped around my personal social surroundings but i was so glad that you spread the hype (at least contributed to it). Such an amazing show to watch but it aired in such a strong season that it might be a "will watch later" anime and we know we never get to it.

[@Astran0th]

Awesome video! I'd certainly enjoy more of this. I can totally see why you get emotional in that scene on A Place Further Than The Universe. I sometimes get emotional for seemingly no reason in some Anime as well, even when there's no sadness or anything involved.

[@WolfiePH]

MFW hatoko said "I don't understand. I don't understand! I don't understand a single word you say, Ju-kun! I don't understand what's good about the things you call good! I don't understand! I can't understand! What's so cool about "Bloody"? I don't like blood. Bleeding just hurts! What's so cool about "madness"? I don't understand what's good about being crazy! What do you mean by "sinful"? What's so good about having sin? Is it cool being a criminal? And what's with "chaos", anyway? Chaos? What about it? What about "darkness"? You want it to be dark? Between justice and evil, why is evil better? Why do you prefer evil? Isn't it evil because it's wrong? What's so cool about your right arm aching? "I love the feeling of being unable to control my power"? What's that? That just makes you a fool! It's much cooler when you have control! That's worthy of respect! What's so awesome about hiding your power all the time? That's just slacking off! It's much cooler to face things head-on, at full strength, without hiding anything! Why do you give everything nicknames and aliases? Having so many different names only makes them hard to keep up with! Don't use English or Katakana for everything! I can’t remember those! Don’t write "elegy" and read it "requiem"! Don't write "forbidden" and read it "taboo"! Don’t write "holy war" and read it "jihad"! Greek myth, the Bible, Norse myth, Japanese myth... Don’t start talking about them just because you did a little research! If you don’t properly explain it, I can't understand what you mean! If you're going to teach me, teach me right! Listening to explanations about mythological weapons is not fun! Gungnir, Longinus, Excalibur, Durandal, and Ama-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi all mean nothing to me! I don’t understand what’s cool about them! All your other terminology is confusing, too! Original Sin, Ten Commandments, Book of Genesis, Book of Revelations, Armageddon... What do you mean by "their names are cool"? It’s impossible for me to "feel it by their atmosphere"! Relativity, Schrodinger's cat, universal gravitation... Don’t act like you understand them because you read a little on the net! I can't understand them at all if you give half-baked explanations! Don’t quote Nietzsche or Goethe! When you start quoting people I don't know, I can’t understand what you’re trying to say at all! Talk to me in your own words! I'm begging you, speak so I can understand you! What is "chuuni"? What does "chuuni" mean? I don't understand, I don't understand, I don't understand, I don't understand! I don't understand! I don't understand a single word you've ever said at all, Ju-kun!": *:O*

[@Avbuub]

*SPOILER ALERT* The scene that has a long lasting effect on me from A Place Further than the Universe is definitely the moment Shirase opened her mother's laptop. It felt like the reason from all the years of grinding, all the trouble she had to go through and all the amazing things she also gained along the way explained right there, cruel and simple yet one of the most fantastic scenes I can record of. If you read the spoilers and haven't seen the show, GO WATCH IT!

[@CoconutJewce]

If I ever need a nice, cathartic ugly cry, that's one of my go-to scenes. Such a devastating revelation.

[@GervasiusMC]

absolute 11/10 show, been my favourite anime of all time ever since i watched it 2 years ago

[@BringerOfD]

Watching that inbox fill up made a mess of me. Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Regarding your car's ext.... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom... Subject: Dear Mom...

[@whoisfiel]

And when Shirase gave it to her mom's friend so she could be the one to "recieve" the messages for her. Man I love that anime so much that I place little eastereggs related to it around in my life. I have my laptop named "SRS-5003" to reference the name of the boat they rode to Antarctica :')

[@Mialotic]

This was a great video Garnt. Looking forward to see more videos where you just gush about amazing moments in anime

[@-Toji-]

Hey man. You explaining that A Place Further Than The Universe running scene was exactly what I felt. Its that feeling of freedom as a child you never knew you would take for granted. Its like gaining consciousness that you are actually living your life to the fullest in that moment. With the perfect song during the scene as well. I call it perfection

[@henrygalley2831]

I think my favorite Gigguk videos are the ones like this, where he gets to be very soul-baring and sincere

[@KelShu]

7:05 Saori Hayami’s voice acting in this scene was amazing, her delivery made this the best moment in the series.

[@ReikuHidori]

It comes out of nowhere and was absolutely iconic

[@flammenwerfer5912]

Legit got chills when we got to it. I haven't heard that in so long

[@Master10k2]

I didn't even remember that I had seen the show, but I certainly remember that scene.

[@KelShu]

@@Master10k2 Before I even heard about the show, people recommended that very scene to me

[@tommykaung5882]

And that performance is from 2014. Which is almost 9 years old.

[@inkman4703]

Gigguk has this ability to make me feel nostalgia for something I've never seen or experienced.

[@PiercingSight]

That supernatural battles scene hit me so hard. For a mediocre anime at best, that scene is the greatest piece of voice acting in anime history.

[@matthewglenguir7204]

Saori the GOAT

[@urmomgeylolfake]

if the show wasnt so mid i wouldnt have dropped it 😭😭😭

[@ndyKong]

That show is not "mediocre anime at best". I think it is one of the best "slice of life" anime and has a better take on chunibyo than KyoAni's Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions. The main character is more like Okabe from Steins;Gate. They both worn out of Chunibyo mostly, but just keeping it to bring joy to the group of mates and sometimes protecting them by it.

[@Xedllin]

@@ndyKong The sad thing about the comparison between Inou Battle and Chuunibyou is one of them have KyoAni's visuals backing it. Not to mention it's also hard that to people that only do the 3-episode rule Inou would definitely feel generic since the greatness of the anime is backloaded.

[@PenguinSebs]

I feel like barring one or two moments Trigger played it tooo safe with the animation and that didn't help, especially when that's their strong suit

[@Lcsfld]

I know this isn’t an unknown scene by any means but Re:Zero S1 ep 18 always gets me. Like Fate the episode is almost only dialogue and the way that Subaru breaks down just to be put back together by Rem always makes me cry. The impact that scene had on me when I watched it (during the worst part of Melbourne Covid) is immeasurable.

[@jeremygrandison1040]

Re:Zero definitely has the best episode in anime history, episode 18 for me, just opened up in my head, I can never forget what I felt the first time 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@YuneGaba]

I KNOW RIGHT? Its such a good scene, a great episode and such a solid anime overall

[@amphibiousgirly]

I remember seeing that supernatural battles clip, raw, and out of context on tumblr forever ago and it literally made my jaw drop. I think I had just recently started watching anime and the raw emotion in that performance just took my breath away. Unfortunately the person who posted it hadn't put the title of the anime so I couldn't find it until I randomly saw it with a friend years later, and I recognized that character from the monologue almost instantly

[@yesyes3505]

I also cried during that scene in a place further than the universe but, for a different reason. I cried because I knew I would never experience something like that.

[@BrokenFingerParadise]

Glad to see opinion has started to turn around on Flowers of Evil, amazing show, love to see a different art style than the norm and for more experimentation with the medium.

[@Javifaa]

A shame people didn't like the animation being entirely a rotoscopy. That's the animation style used, and the reason it looks so out of place compared to other animes.

[@jenkathefridge3933]

I need a s2

[@NONAME-jw2te]

Recently read the manga of trail of blood, might just give this a try!

[@abdalmalektb6398]

What is this song in the background im sure i know it 19:22

[@sslierre]

It was the anime i was looking forward every week when it aired. I was so hyped especially on episode 7.

[@butterlove1605]

Aku No Hana/Flowers of Evil is one of my favourite manga of all time and I adore the vision and direction of the anime so much, so I'm really happy to see it just get it's own segment dedicated to it and acknowledged in such an amazing way by Gigguk. I am very grateful. It's crazy to think that the next episode has an equally amazing scene of actual 6 minutes of the characters in silence, walking back home as a gorgeous ambient track plays. It's truly something else.

[@Necrapocalypse]

The six minutes of silent walking are like the other half of that scene. It's both together that make look back on it as an amazing anime.

[@xXMGVXx]

@@Necrapocalypse Personally did not make it to episode 6. I had finished the manga and the art style of the anime really did not click with me. In the focus it was fine if a bit strange but in the background details popped in and out wildly. Personally what stuck with me is the ending song. I could no tell you what the opening sounded like but the ending knocked it out of the park so much that in the ten years I have not had a more terrifying song. In the first episode when the voice picks up you know you are in for some real horror not the kiddy stuff. Just looked up the opening and it is fine and the ending is not super special out of context but it ties in so very nicely in the first few episodes. The whole thing reminded me of scums wish. Just less funny and more scary. :)

[@Ragefat]

Aku no Hana was weird, and it captivated me by it's weirdness so that I went on to read the manga after it ended.

[@RoCdOtAoWnsXD]

I'm glad you included that voice acting scene from my favorite voice actor in When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace. That's been my favorite voice acting scene ever since I saw it the first time, I always refer to it whenever I'm thinking of good voice acting in anime.

[@yours-truly-kay8202]

Kids on the slope is so amazing!! I definitely need to go back and watch it, it's been way too long. I'm glad you also found it enjoyable as well

[@tassos369]

The last scene from Vinland Saga season 1 where Thorfinn is screaming at Askeladd not to die is one of the best scenes in anime. The raw emotion that is both drawn and voiced gives me chills every time. Askeladd's carefree tone of voice contradicts Thorfinn's screaming to a perfect blend of emotion. Seeing everything Thorfinn has worked up to for the whole show thus far being ripped away from him just for it to hint at what's to come by Askeladd asking him what his purpose will be after he's dead. And him dropping the knife and his life flashes before his eyes is the perfect ending to the season. Such a good show all around but that scene is a masterpiece.

[@zacharyomalley355]

The reflection of the entire season in the knife is one of my favorite moments in all of anime. Getting hit with the emotions of an entire season while the score swells up is just perfect.

[@extremewq]

The most emotional scene I can remember is episode 12 from Kono Oto Tomare Season 2. It feels like every emotion built up throughout the whole first and second season comes out together in the last song they play together, it literally feels the whole two seasons were made for that only one episode, as everyone's background, ideas, emotions, wishes, everything, mesh together in the song they play together. It always gets me whenever I rewatch it. It is 8 straight minutes of you not even knowing what hit you, after it finishes you are just there existing lol

[@luciojb]

music anime are amazing. and after i discovered that koto existed, this anime was perfect. i wish they make more, more good music anime with classic asiatic instruments

[@HVN_LGND]

I like the fact that you use the ff13 soundtrack - march of the dreadnoughts for the outro music. I listen to all of the soundtracks frequently and its always nostalgic to listen to. honestly nice to see these being put into vids, too.

[@John-thinks]

More of these for sure, so many moments worth calling out

[@sofiakaos5278]

Scenes like Thorfinn reaching out to Askeladd after dropping his sword or when the peopple inside the wall rose cheered for the survey corps and then also the one moment where Rudeus steps out in search of his lost mother after shaking off his past for once and for all man all of them still make me cry like a baby

[@randxalthor]

Whew, that was over fast. I'm so glad Hayami Saori's monologue got a highlight. It's a fun little show, but that rant and her delivery is just the definition of "hits different."

[@AzureIV]

Definitely need more of these.

[@NitroRugrat]

A place further than the universe always hits different. Like that exact feeling like ur crying just...cos it's nostalgic or ur so happy or u recognize the moment that this is....that anime was just so wonderful. Now don't get me wrong I also loud cry watching it during the sad parts too...but ugh that scene came on as soon as u started talking about it and i was like tearing up again! it's such a good anime. TAT (or maybe i'm just a crybaby)

[@irecordwithaphone1856]

That "carve it" scene from Vinland S2 (the second time it came up) definitely hit different

[@jeremygrandison1040]

SUCH A GOOD SEINEN!

[@muneebhaider2286]

for me it was land of the lustrous its the most beautifully tragic masterpiece i have ever come across. As someone who looks for beauty and meaning in small and subtle things, this series has not left my mind since the first day i watched it and i kept rewatching it over and over again and each time i found something new to me this was just pure beauty and emotion given form materialized and i have never been more glad to understand something more than this series

[@joshknight5531]

We need season 2

[@Rukmancry]

We really need season 2

[@muneebhaider2286]

@@joshknight5531 im not dying till i see season 2 being made

[@hieroh]

I can't believe I've actually seen every anime you covered in this video, wow. On top of that, you were completely spot on about them all. Wonderfully done!

[@LorenzoBarichello]

keep these coming my man

[@yarion4774]

One anime moment I always come back to is episode 5 of Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash. This entire situation the characters are in, the grieve they feel and how they handle it on their own culminates in this confrontation near the bath house. It's such an incredicle moment of two people sharing their hurt and grieving together that you wouldn't expect what nowadays could be seen as "yet anothet isekai". This scene lives rent-free in my head.

[@WateryStar]

I love Grimgar, the tone really sets itself apart. There's a few moments that really stick with me. It's the first anime that made me track down the light novel.

[@carriepadgett2743]

it stuck with me as well, so many parts of that show hit differently than other isekai. it was gutwrenching

[@yarion4774]

@@WateryStar same for me. I don't read LN but I made an exeption for this one. It's unfortunate that the author lets the story meander in such a way that doesn't allow any tied ends to big mysteries. So after 12 volumes I dropped it. Nevertheless, the anime is still a unique experience and holds up really well.

[@Magentamaker]

For me personally, steins;gate had me the most speechless by far. The roller coaster of emotions you go through throughout the entire story just leaves you with a satisfying ending but also with “what ifs” in your head.

[@j.2512]

i only felt one emotion , boredom.

[@bingo5387]

I'd recommend playing the VN if you haven't. Stories almost exactly the same (except a couple scenes that got cut), but the various bad endings go through some of those what if scenarios and it can delve into the science of everything a lot more since it's a novel.

[@gboi8034]

The VA for Okabe is superb ong

[@sow_scout4989]

The one that recently gave me these moments is 86, many scenes in 86. Also, I haven't watched A place further than the universe, but it somehow hit me while watching this video. I just came back from Japan, and I don't know, it just reminded of my trip. It was my first visit to Japan, also went to visit my brother, and that trip felt more than a vacation, it felt like I was at home and roaming free, and this video made me feel that.

[@snipa8758]

I had forgot about this show a place further than the universe and just started watching it because of this scene. This really does call back to the days of youth and would highly recommend it. Dammit man now you got me crying... but thank you for the great recommendation. Great videos as always. Keep up the great work!

[@nvgchi-townkid6497]

Honestly, my favorite example of powerful English voice acting comes from an abridged series lol. SAO Abridged was always fun, but my god Suguha’s voice actress kills it in the most recent episode (episode 17, I think) during that scene where they figure out they’ve been playing together. It’s just such a raw performance on her part

[@trackernivrig]

Yeah that actually was really good.

[@yonavlad3723]

just watched it. it felt too real at some points

[@Yunglex313]

Would you recommend it to someone who didn't like SAO...at all? Had issues with how much Kirito Marty stu's the entire plot.

[@nicholbrownshayne]

​@@Yunglex313from what what I heard it's the go to version for anyone who utterly despises SAO's existence. Give it a shot

[@trackernivrig]

@@Yunglex313 If you feel like SAO had some missed potential I think it's worth checking out. It takes a while I feel before the character development starts to be apparent, but the development definitely is there in the abridged series. I feel like Kirito was way too much of a blank character in the original series and the abridged does a good job of remedying that issue

[@blacknight856]

Speaking of VA performances. The Spider Iseaki adaption was all over the place. But what kept me coming back was Aoi Yuuki's incredible performance. From the Opening and Ending to everything in between. She carried hard.

[@potatoes402]

13:53 the fact that this is the most replayed part of the video cracks me up

[@sisterofsat9601]

I love the feeling of being in motion and that scene from a place further than the universe gives me that feeling. It's weird for me to feel it from a scene, usually it's music but this anime is really special.

[@sarah2cold377]

what hits so hard about inou battle in that particular scene is despite the fact that she goes on and on about how much she doesn't understand anything he's ever said, she still goes on and on about all the things he has said. she never stopped listening and trying to understand him. sure it's all nonsense to her but it means enough to him that she took the time to not only remember it all but tried to understand it. the show was a typical harem setup where you know only one girl can win in the end but truly none of the others really had a chance. and that's saying something considering she wasn't even my favorite of the lot.

[@TheJali7]

You aren't alone gigguk. That running scene made me feel amazing as well

[@bennieboi3683]

Same here man!

[@anyways4438]

I liked it when a little man ran on the railroad at the bottom of the screen

[@armaanb.6566]

Yeh i like those scenes of just running carelessly. I have not scene that anime but i can fully understand you. Another similar scene that hits close to me is when in Your Lie in April the childhood friend of protagonist runs

[@BillsTheory]

Would deff love more of this kind if stuff, the understated moments that keep you coming back to anime, that stick with you for reasons you really gotta think about

[@TheRealSiman]

I remember watching your review of Fate/Zero which honestly got me into anime and I remember getting to the talking scene and absolutely loved every moment of it. Also one of my favourite scenes in all of anime has to be the sausage action scene. That is some of the most hyped over the top action that I love to death

[@lloydaran]

For me, it's Spike falling from the church window during the first fight against Vicious, in Cowboy Bebop. The most incredible fall ever, in the history of anime.

[@ultimate9685]

Nah dude you are not alone feeling emotional in that running scene. That scene gets me everytime. I know this might be a bit cringe but when I went on my first trip with my friends, I rewatched that scene and man, I could feel that scene, the line about how her youth was in motion really hit me. Going outside alone, facing the world and hanging out with my friends, I was making memories right at that moment, my youth was indeed in motion.

[@bennieboi3683]

You are not cringe man. That show helped me to overcome my fear and make my final decision to study abroad. My youth was also in motion after that.

[@mazerumaze]

Ditto.... and I mean, hell, the very few first frames showing up on my screen have turned me into a crying mess in an instant (and, sure, I might be in a vulnerable spot right now and it might contribute to that a lot- but that series has made me cry more times than it ever had the right to back when I watched it anyway, so--). I think it's because of how uplifting it is. It's sheer, unadulterated *life* in a way few things are and directed flawlessly to show and share that energy. It doesn't make us cry because it's sad or painful or distressting - it makes us cry because it resonates so deeply it's like touching a raw nerve every time, regardless of whether that resonance is due to past experience or thought about the present or the future. It just absolutely *rings*.

[@andreiistrate2214]

That scene is so good, it stuck in my mind. Whenever I find myself running with my girlfriend to catch a train, or a buss, or something, I can't not say "look dear, our youths are in motion" (and yeah, she gets the reference, she also loves the anime).

[@santiagomoral7953]

Please do more of these type of videos! It was so interesting to see and presented some very interesting animes that I haven't seen.

[@mahdirostami7034]

The clip from place further than universe was so touching. Once me and my friend walking when I spontaneously just told my friend let's run and our whole friend group started running (Except the one stuck up guy that didn't. Why didn't he run still baffles me) So for me it was reminder of my own memory and made me kinda emotional. Gonna watch the whole series.

[@claras6787]

Sora Yori Mo made me tear up almost EVERY EPISODE. There is definitely something to it, it's subtle & touching in ways I can't really put my finger on. Such a journey

[@N0tsaved]

Sora Yori is a master class of making you care about people without a single magical facet to them, in an art form where so many can bust planets or cut moons in half. Through nothing but meaningful and careful attention to their love and passion, their personalities win us over.

[@uniklae]

that email scene though. I got tears just thinking about it !

[@complexity_YT]

I'm starting anime content and I would like to improve, can you tell me what I can do to improve? Thanks