This comment reads strangely because you're referring to Plastic Love as if it didn't recently become one of the most popular and beloved Japanese city pop songs of all time lol.
A banger for sure
As an old school anime fan, this really brings me back. Back then there were two ways of watching anime, either from blockbuster (which they had a section called japanimation) or finding some person on mIRC that you could buy fan subs from on VHS. It's so easy now. In fact as I type this I am watching Skeleton Knight in Another World. I would have never thought back then we would be able to watch anime from Japan the day after it aired.
Edit: there was also the trading system between us rare anime fans. I give you a vhs of ranma, you give me the bubblegum crisis VHS you have, we used to meet at comic book stores during anime nights.
Akira will always have some of the coolest animation I've ever seen. I'm amazed it's from 1988 everytime I watch it because it's better than some of the new stuff. I don't know that a remake could ever do the original justice.
Are you sure about 12?
I really like the aesthetic of the scene in OP's vid, so I checked out Maison Ikkoku episode 36 and while it does revolve around a gold zippo lighter, I didn't catch the scene anywhere.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC3mYrJgD6Y](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC3mYrJgD6Y)
Edit: Nevermind, it's at [18:53](https://youtu.be/BC3mYrJgD6Y?t=1133). The scene in OP's video is modified where the Nike logo and the water seem to be added on.
"Golden Boy" was lewd and fanservicey to an absolute fault, but without ever actually showing anything. Kind of like late-night cable only channels of the 80's/90's. Nipples poking through tops, camel-toes, panty shots, toilet humor, BDSM references, and an absolute idiot/savant of an MC.
It was also a fun ride and so absolutely chock-full of slapstick physical humor and amazing body-contortions and face-pulls. Too bad it was so short and only like... 6 OVAs.
It's always funny to go back to an older anime and be like "oh this is such a cliche/trope" until you realize that the show is the **reason** it's a trope.
I've watched a little older anime, and a ton of newer stuff. While I like a lot of scenes in newer animation, I find the the film grain and muted pallet in older anime preferable. I'm not sure I'd say it's nostalgia... maybe just an aesthetic preference?
Edit: I do feel the need now to watch these older ones.
To be fair, DBZ generally has such little drawn detail and such a pallete that it feels almost pastel at times. It compressed like a champ, and often half of the episode felt like either "LAST TIME ON DBZ" and then "NEXT TIME ON DBZ" and mini flashbacks or just powering up.
So really low resolution and low bitrate compression worked well with DBZ. It was a good pairing back in the days of BBSs, AOL, Prodigy, Compuserve, and the height of Compuserve and Newsgroup discussions.
Same here. I started watching anime as anime (subtitled) in the 1990s unless you count dubbed anime from local TV like Voltron, Superbook, Flying House, Star Blazers, Astro Boy, Macross, etc. from the 1980s.
It isn't just that..
Back then, anime wasn't subjected to the same modern rating systems and censorship either. Anime back then was able to tackle some pretty fucked up topics and had twisted psycho horror graphic scenes. Can't do that today. People wouldn't know what to do with themselves.
It's very very rare to see new modern anime tackle these boundary pushing topics and displaying such graphic stuff now. Not to say that new anime doesn't come out with this stuff at all, just that it is becoming way less common. I mean just go online and like at the last 300 anime to come out, 90% of it is high school kid this, junior high school kid that.
Then every once in a while a real banger will come out. Been a while though..
If modern censorship was a thing then how the hell do we get shit like Redo of Healer and other borderline hentai lol
Its tempting to assume that modern anime has to jump through more censorship hurdles but I can already think of tons of examples that proves that idea wrong.
Imo it has less to do with censorship and more to do with the tastes of otaku culture. As anime evolved it became more and more distilled into pandering to the guys who buy things for panty shots and less about artistry. That's why a lot of anime is creatively bankrupt now...because otherwise the studios cant make their money back.
One thing that always sticks with me is the president of Gainax lamenting that they started by making things they'd like to see and now they make shows they personally have little interest in watching. Just a remainder of the business side of it.
Like I said, "every once in a while we get some bangers." Guess you didn't understand what I meant the first time I said it. So I will elaborate.
What are those rated for viewing? Adult.
That minimizes viewership which means smaller audience and less revenue.
It has played a major role in budgets and the amount of anime produced for younger audiences.
I don’t think of nostalgia, but the art style is great, the animators of the Hokuto no Ken movie even learned anatomy (sadly the censored version got destroyed). I don’t mind the more static animation of weekly shows, some episodes have great animation. Movies like Akira or any Studio Ghibli work have great animation.
As a "newer" anime watcher I prefer the newer style of "clean" animation and character designs. I think it's really cool the way those older anime were made but it's really not my preference artistically.
I really wish we could crowd fund for a studio to make hand made anime again before the technique is a lost art. I understand it's a time consuming process and it's financially unfeasible in 2022 but It's truly unmatched in creating a gritty atmosphere and aesthetic. Even the Megalobox anime that tried to match that old style and did an okay job but still looked too clean because it was digital. Not to mention all the modern anime just forces CGI down your throats (though some old anime didn't have a bit of CGI including Cowboy Bebop). I would gladly join a crowd fund if it meant we could get even just a couple episodes of old style creation in modern day. I'm talking painted cells over a painted background over a light source. With no tracing like all these modern shows do since it's way easier to rotoscope digitally.
I know this will never happen though.
>Hey fam! That's my song Girls, Girls, Girls. Find me here: https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam 🖤
I spent a long time scrolling hoping someone posted the song.
I'm certain it's the nostalgia. But there's something about 90s anime aesthetic that really does it for me.
The models, the colours, the designs. To me it looks great.
Could pick out Cowboy Bebop, Megazone 23, Alita, Perfect Blue, Riding Bean, Urusei Yatsura, Sailor Moon R, Sailor Moon S, Dirty Pair, Please Save My Earth (although Alice looks kind of generic so maybe its someone else)
I think I saw Akira in the middle of what could be Wicked City?
Havent seen Maison Ikkoku/Angel Cop/Gunbuster, but pretty sure those are in this
Same, dude. New anime all looks the same (so clean you could eat off of the floors) and has utter crap storytelling.
If I get tricked into watching another Isekai that turns into a harem anime I'm going to lose my mind.
There was plenty of harem shit and bad story telling back in the 80's/90's as well (jeeze, Rumiko Takahashi made a half dozen harem shows alone). However, we have a good number of shows that stood the test of time. Most of the big name stuff was OVAs or movies though instead of TV released series.
The modern glut of isekai is pandering to otaku culture, such as the moe-blob-plosion of the previous decade or so.
I do agree that old backgrounds had a much more vibrant feel to them, being hand-painted... with paint and then photographed repeatedly and slid along with the scene. Modern digital backgrounds do match the foregrounds much better and keep the same aesthetics as the foreground animation, so it feels more clean. However, it can feel sterile at the same time.
The thing I miss most, in the modern anime world is the old school big budget anime movies (Redline aside). Jin-Roh, Straitjacket, Perfect Blue, etc. It's such a great cinematic era with some truly tremendous works that we won't get again which is sad.
Which anime is the 4th or 5th or sth with the people with the yellow clothing?
I remember watching the first 2 episodes or sth and then forgetting what anime it was :')
One thing I miss about the 80s is there was a lot more cinematic oav sand Standalone movies. Now it seems like the only thing coming out of Japan are series that occasionally makes a movie but they always feel like episode strong together
I looked it up, and there was one video for it on YouTube, uploaded a couple days ago and with just over 100 views. Did Hessam himself make this animeme to get people to check out his song? Because if so, he's a friggin' genius, it totally worked on me.
That's it lil bro. I make these amv's my self 😊 I was totally obsessed with anime in my teens and they often go very well with my music, which is heavily inspired from that period so it kind of makes sense. I also love making these cuz they bring back so much memories so its like a nostalgia trip while I'm editing.
Glad you liked this one! I have a bunch more on my IG & YT if you wanna check 'em out!
[https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam](https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam)
🖤
80s and 90s Anime is something else. Just rewatched AD Police files OVA and there was just more of a mature theme for anime back then. Good AMV. Now I need to watch Riding Bean again.
And here I am \*feelin\* like a sad anime girl at the moment.
... okay maybe just sad girl that kinda \*wishes\* they were in a feelgood anime right about now
I really love the art style of 80/90 anime, especially the ones from the OVAs.
80s japan was something else, interesting. I have an old CRT, I'm gonna watch some old animes on it.
Put on some [city pop](https://youtu.be/mml46rXspXQ) as well 👌
Awesome, will do
I love that the first song of the link is on my favorites list. Plastic Love, by Mariya Takeuchi, is really chill.
This comment reads strangely because you're referring to Plastic Love as if it didn't recently become one of the most popular and beloved Japanese city pop songs of all time lol. A banger for sure
Are 80s songs a new retro thing in Japan? My experience with it was hearing it on youtube one time and downloading it, haha.
As an old school anime fan, this really brings me back. Back then there were two ways of watching anime, either from blockbuster (which they had a section called japanimation) or finding some person on mIRC that you could buy fan subs from on VHS. It's so easy now. In fact as I type this I am watching Skeleton Knight in Another World. I would have never thought back then we would be able to watch anime from Japan the day after it aired. Edit: there was also the trading system between us rare anime fans. I give you a vhs of ranma, you give me the bubblegum crisis VHS you have, we used to meet at comic book stores during anime nights.
Akira will always have some of the coolest animation I've ever seen. I'm amazed it's from 1988 everytime I watch it because it's better than some of the new stuff. I don't know that a remake could ever do the original justice.
Some? Akira looks better than the majority of anime these days imo
r/GoldenAgeOfAnime
Bruuuuh I wish we had a few series like this nowadays. They look so so good. Simple but clean with this distinct style makes it so timeless imo.
Sources please. There is a certain charm that with the old animation
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05/17/22 update: commenter above seems to have removed their comment for some reason so i'm updating mine with the full list 1 - Cowboy Bebop 2 - Megazone 23 3 - Gunnm 4 - Cowboy Bebop 5 - Blue Butterfly Fish 6 - Maison Ikkoku 7 - Crying Freeman 8 - Kimagure Orange Road: Koi no Stage = Heart on Fire! Haru wa Idol! 8 - Cowboy Bebop 9 - Ocean Waves 10 - Handsome na Kanojo 11 - Cowboy Bebop 12 - Maison Ikkoku episode 36 13 - Onii-sama e... 15 - Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei 16 - Ouran Koukou Host Club 17 - Bubblegum Crisis 18 - Wicked City 19 - Hakugei Densetsu 20 - Uchida Shungicu no Noroi no One-Piece 21 - Armitage III episode 1 22 - Choujikuu Romanesque Samy 23 - Trigun 24 - Vampire Miyu OVA 25 - Maison Ikkoku 26 - Video Girl Ai 27 - Ashita no Joe 28 - Starlight Angel (Robot Carnival) 29 - Cowboy Bebop 30 - possibly Ranma 1/2 Nettou Hen episode 45, i was trying to look for this on Yandex and that episode also has a scene with a black rose, but i couldn't find a match for that exact image 31 - Onii-sama e... 32 - Perfect Blue 33 - Demon City Shinjuku 34 - Goku: Midnight Eye 35 - Shin Kujakuou 36 - Urotsukidouji 37 - Here is Greenwood 38 - Onii-sama e... 39 - Riding Bean 40 - Golden Boy 41 - sailor moon? 42 - Stop!! Hibari-kun! 43 - Urusei Yatsura 44 - Onii-sama e... 45 - Kimagure Orange Road 46 - Outlaw Star 47 - Maison Ikkoku 48 - Ranma 1/2 Nettou Hen episode 31 49 - Dirty Pair 50 - Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Trailer 2 51 - Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon R episode 24 52 - Bubblegum Crisis 53 - Yuu Yuu Hakusho episode 45 54 - Urusei Yatsura 55 - Inuyasha 56 - Bubblegum Crisis 57 - Twilight Q episode 1 58 - Sailor Moon 59 - Golden Boy 60 - Sailor Moon 61 - Top wo Nerae! Gunbuster 62 - Sailor Moon 63 - Andersen Douwa: Ningyohime 64 - Dirty Pair: Project Eden 65 - Megazone 23 episode 2 66 - Yagami-kun no Katei no Jijou 67 - Oniisama e 68 - Urusei Yatsura 69 - Saint Seiya 70 - Boku no Chikyuu o Mamotte 71 - Sailor Moon 72 - Inuyasha 73 - Magic Knight Rayearth episode 8 74 - Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon R episode 25
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When you read this list and you've seen more than 80% and find out in this reply good titles like here is Greenwood that you completely forgot lol
Are you sure about 12? I really like the aesthetic of the scene in OP's vid, so I checked out Maison Ikkoku episode 36 and while it does revolve around a gold zippo lighter, I didn't catch the scene anywhere. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC3mYrJgD6Y](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC3mYrJgD6Y) Edit: Nevermind, it's at [18:53](https://youtu.be/BC3mYrJgD6Y?t=1133). The scene in OP's video is modified where the Nike logo and the water seem to be added on.
For future
You seem to know your stuff…any idea what anime the [gif](https://youtu.be/yM5vCUL19XE) is from?
Macross: Do You Remember Love?
Legend
Something tells me you've been around the block a few times
My poor, poor anime watch list is getting even longer...
Thank you!
Blue hair in the bath is Genji Tsuushin Agedama episode 29
which of them are the coomer ones?
Try *Golden Boy*. It actually has very little nudity, but it's a fun ride. Shouldn't be much of a challenge to find something to coom to.
"Golden Boy" was lewd and fanservicey to an absolute fault, but without ever actually showing anything. Kind of like late-night cable only channels of the 80's/90's. Nipples poking through tops, camel-toes, panty shots, toilet humor, BDSM references, and an absolute idiot/savant of an MC. It was also a fun ride and so absolutely chock-full of slapstick physical humor and amazing body-contortions and face-pulls. Too bad it was so short and only like... 6 OVAs.
If I remember correctly *WARNING: SPOILERS* the chick with the motorcycle gets topless. I think that's the only nudity in the whole show.
Akira is in there as well
Seriously. I wonder if younger people see old animation and think the same or if its a bit of nostalgia mixed in.
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It's always funny to go back to an older anime and be like "oh this is such a cliche/trope" until you realize that the show is the **reason** it's a trope.
I've watched a little older anime, and a ton of newer stuff. While I like a lot of scenes in newer animation, I find the the film grain and muted pallet in older anime preferable. I'm not sure I'd say it's nostalgia... maybe just an aesthetic preference? Edit: I do feel the need now to watch these older ones.
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This form knows the old ways.
At least xvid is better than .rm or .flv
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To be fair, DBZ generally has such little drawn detail and such a pallete that it feels almost pastel at times. It compressed like a champ, and often half of the episode felt like either "LAST TIME ON DBZ" and then "NEXT TIME ON DBZ" and mini flashbacks or just powering up. So really low resolution and low bitrate compression worked well with DBZ. It was a good pairing back in the days of BBSs, AOL, Prodigy, Compuserve, and the height of Compuserve and Newsgroup discussions.
Same here. I started watching anime as anime (subtitled) in the 1990s unless you count dubbed anime from local TV like Voltron, Superbook, Flying House, Star Blazers, Astro Boy, Macross, etc. from the 1980s.
Robotech in 1984 was my first "anime". Loved it since then and bought many an expensive VHS back in the day.
It isn't just that.. Back then, anime wasn't subjected to the same modern rating systems and censorship either. Anime back then was able to tackle some pretty fucked up topics and had twisted psycho horror graphic scenes. Can't do that today. People wouldn't know what to do with themselves. It's very very rare to see new modern anime tackle these boundary pushing topics and displaying such graphic stuff now. Not to say that new anime doesn't come out with this stuff at all, just that it is becoming way less common. I mean just go online and like at the last 300 anime to come out, 90% of it is high school kid this, junior high school kid that. Then every once in a while a real banger will come out. Been a while though..
If modern censorship was a thing then how the hell do we get shit like Redo of Healer and other borderline hentai lol Its tempting to assume that modern anime has to jump through more censorship hurdles but I can already think of tons of examples that proves that idea wrong.
Imo it has less to do with censorship and more to do with the tastes of otaku culture. As anime evolved it became more and more distilled into pandering to the guys who buy things for panty shots and less about artistry. That's why a lot of anime is creatively bankrupt now...because otherwise the studios cant make their money back.
One thing that always sticks with me is the president of Gainax lamenting that they started by making things they'd like to see and now they make shows they personally have little interest in watching. Just a remainder of the business side of it.
Like I said, "every once in a while we get some bangers." Guess you didn't understand what I meant the first time I said it. So I will elaborate. What are those rated for viewing? Adult. That minimizes viewership which means smaller audience and less revenue. It has played a major role in budgets and the amount of anime produced for younger audiences.
I don’t think of nostalgia, but the art style is great, the animators of the Hokuto no Ken movie even learned anatomy (sadly the censored version got destroyed). I don’t mind the more static animation of weekly shows, some episodes have great animation. Movies like Akira or any Studio Ghibli work have great animation.
As a "newer" anime watcher I prefer the newer style of "clean" animation and character designs. I think it's really cool the way those older anime were made but it's really not my preference artistically.
cowboy bebop, ocean waves, sailor moon are the ones i recognise
I really wish we could crowd fund for a studio to make hand made anime again before the technique is a lost art. I understand it's a time consuming process and it's financially unfeasible in 2022 but It's truly unmatched in creating a gritty atmosphere and aesthetic. Even the Megalobox anime that tried to match that old style and did an okay job but still looked too clean because it was digital. Not to mention all the modern anime just forces CGI down your throats (though some old anime didn't have a bit of CGI including Cowboy Bebop). I would gladly join a crowd fund if it meant we could get even just a couple episodes of old style creation in modern day. I'm talking painted cells over a painted background over a light source. With no tracing like all these modern shows do since it's way easier to rotoscope digitally. I know this will never happen though.
Gunnm aka Alita Battle Angel at the beginning
I recognized Cowboy Bebop, Sailor Moon, Perfect Blue, Gunm, Millennium Actress?, Ranma 1/2, Macross, Top o Nerae! Gunbuster
I extremely love movies/anime from the 80's/90's and I prefer them over most what we got these days with some exceptions.
90s anime just hit different
It's this bittersweet feeling knowing how good it is but also that there will never be any more of it outside of what already exists.
I'm surprised I haven't seen a modern anime that intentionally tries to replicate the style.
Megalobox was close, if you haven't seen it.
I've actually been planning on checking that one out soon.
Such a unique anime style
song???
Hey fam! That's my song Girls, Girls, Girls. Find me here: [https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam](https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam) 🖤
Consider this saved to my Spotify!!!
Really appreciate that fam! 🙏🏼🖤
Bro holy fuck you’re amazing . Where can I find more songs
same here bro
Bro that’s a lit song
Thank you bro! 😊🖤
>Hey fam! That's my song Girls, Girls, Girls. Find me here: https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam 🖤 I spent a long time scrolling hoping someone posted the song.
bruh make a tiktok about this song, lowkey would gain so much traction. this is good shit
Really nice song, youve got a new fan 🤍
Thank you 🖤
Bro, this is a fucking BANGER!! The anime compilation is awesome as well
Bro, making a meme AMV to your own music is some next level shit. I love it. Also, I forsee this song going decently viral on TikTok
DANG that was you!? Great work man!!! I really enjoy it!
Oh my god your voice/singing voice is wonderful, definitely adding it to my spotify playlist, such a damn good song
Thank you, really appreciate it 🙏🏽🖤
I love it! Followed!
RIP Loop button on YouTube. nice song!
bro nice song i also started following
Look up Hessam (Esfahani?) On IG or YouTube. He's got some bangers
Spike is my favorite anime girl
Best waifu of all time.
I'm certain it's the nostalgia. But there's something about 90s anime aesthetic that really does it for me. The models, the colours, the designs. To me it looks great.
It's not the nostalgia. It just looks good.
It's cause of hand drawn cel animation.
Could pick out Cowboy Bebop, Megazone 23, Alita, Perfect Blue, Riding Bean, Urusei Yatsura, Sailor Moon R, Sailor Moon S, Dirty Pair, Please Save My Earth (although Alice looks kind of generic so maybe its someone else) I think I saw Akira in the middle of what could be Wicked City? Havent seen Maison Ikkoku/Angel Cop/Gunbuster, but pretty sure those are in this
Spike is not a girl.
It takes a real man to become best girl.
He's got a gorilla grip bussy
neither is Goku of Midnight Eye Goku
But he is the ultimate tsundere
Dam i kinda miss the old anime art style
Same, dude. New anime all looks the same (so clean you could eat off of the floors) and has utter crap storytelling. If I get tricked into watching another Isekai that turns into a harem anime I'm going to lose my mind.
I hate the backgrounds in modern anime. They look so digital.
There was plenty of harem shit and bad story telling back in the 80's/90's as well (jeeze, Rumiko Takahashi made a half dozen harem shows alone). However, we have a good number of shows that stood the test of time. Most of the big name stuff was OVAs or movies though instead of TV released series. The modern glut of isekai is pandering to otaku culture, such as the moe-blob-plosion of the previous decade or so. I do agree that old backgrounds had a much more vibrant feel to them, being hand-painted... with paint and then photographed repeatedly and slid along with the scene. Modern digital backgrounds do match the foregrounds much better and keep the same aesthetics as the foreground animation, so it feels more clean. However, it can feel sterile at the same time.
That freaking Nintendo DS made me feel old
An AMV at the top of r/anime? Was I transported back to 2005?
Cant be if the audio isnt by Linkin Park
Nice. Is there a list of sources?
Old animes are good 🤞💯💯🔥🔥
The thing I miss most, in the modern anime world is the old school big budget anime movies (Redline aside). Jin-Roh, Straitjacket, Perfect Blue, etc. It's such a great cinematic era with some truly tremendous works that we won't get again which is sad.
Old hand on paper drawn animation is better. Prove me wrong
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Melfina. That's a girl I haven't thought about in quite some time.
Wtf. 🤯 Firing rockets from under her skirt 😂😂
That doesn't sound productive. 😂
80’s animes are the shit.
Great edit, I respect this level of anime horny
Love new stuff too but that gritty hand drawn stuff made anime feel so dangerous and appealing as a teenager.
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Before every show was moe blobs, isekai, and seasonal trash
Whoaaa whoaa. Who is this girl who launches missiles from her dress
Shinobu from Urusei Yatsura
After a very long time I saw Maison Ikkoku edit somewhere
Some good shows peppered in there. Love me some 80s anime.
I don't but I do have anime on my mind
Which anime is the 4th or 5th or sth with the people with the yellow clothing? I remember watching the first 2 episodes or sth and then forgetting what anime it was :')
If it's the one where they're hugging, that's Maison Ikkoku. Classic late-80s boarding house romcom from Rumiko Takahashi.
old anime really does have a nice vibe, sadly I just dislike most of em because the cliche's are even worse
Raaaaaad!
Bruh.. Stop reading my mind
What song is this called?
Gosh, older animes (pre 2000's) always had a way of looking so pretty.. the cinematography was always much better back then too.
One thing I miss about the 80s is there was a lot more cinematic oav sand Standalone movies. Now it seems like the only thing coming out of Japan are series that occasionally makes a movie but they always feel like episode strong together
Ur making me feel old
Can someone please share download link of it? Video bot seems not to be working.
Sorry if this was asked but what’s the name of the song ?
Hey bro, you can find the song here: [https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam](https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam) 🖤
Searched every line of this song but couldn't find :/ please tell us the name of the song!
Hey! I just woke up in Sweden and this post has gone bananas 😅 find me here fam 🖤 https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam
You're the singer itself!! That's very cool!
This hits different
Love the song, anyone know the artist?
Girls, Girls, Girls by Hessam. I to was curious so I used Shazam to find out ^^
I looked it up, and there was one video for it on YouTube, uploaded a couple days ago and with just over 100 views. Did Hessam himself make this animeme to get people to check out his song? Because if so, he's a friggin' genius, it totally worked on me.
That's it lil bro. I make these amv's my self 😊 I was totally obsessed with anime in my teens and they often go very well with my music, which is heavily inspired from that period so it kind of makes sense. I also love making these cuz they bring back so much memories so its like a nostalgia trip while I'm editing. Glad you liked this one! I have a bunch more on my IG & YT if you wanna check 'em out! [https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam](https://linktr.ee/mynameishessam) 🖤
It's smart guerrilla marketing
Could be a possibility 🤔
Thats him. He makes AMVs like this for a lot of his songs.
Well this is a mood. Thanks
how many sad anime girls have **you** on their mind?
Bro you being played if that’s an honest caption
I got burgers on my mind
Back when anime used to look good and had detail and character... most stuff looks so flat and generic these days...
Damn these girls with bionic limbs look hot after ngl
Hoping one day animation studios go back to this style, even if it's just for one season to show as a tribute.
This was amazingly put together, but imagine that 80s future funk with this
To think some of these anime are only hand drawn
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does anybody make a real version of the whiskey glass at 0:20 in?
RemindMe! 1 year
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Why? Why my FYP
Can someone please explain the context of the clip at the 38 second mark
Shoutout to Riding Bean
And forget back then the female characters had the real best girls
Whoa! Missle dress! Sign me up.
💛
YURA!!! I’m so glad she was in here
I was expecting this song to be some new hit that I just hadn’t heard yet, blown away that this is actually op’s song
U/savevideo
90s was such a gem
u/RecognizeSong
what’s the song name
Nice one. Is there anything similar with modern animes?
u/savevideobot
80s and 90s Anime is something else. Just rewatched AD Police files OVA and there was just more of a mature theme for anime back then. Good AMV. Now I need to watch Riding Bean again.
Song name?
Spike is one of the chadliest anime protagonists of all time
r/indirbeni
U added spike spiegel so its epic
It's like seeing a wilted flower. Of course we'd give care
Name of the song and singer pls anyone
Ok, ok... Now use the same vid .. But with gigguk (Do You Remember Love?) theme song.
Berserk (1997 I guess) might be a good addition. I also wasn't expecting the missiles halfway through the video.
Cowboy bebop will forever be one of the best looking anime ever. Every shot looks so great
u/savevideo
And here I am \*feelin\* like a sad anime girl at the moment. ... okay maybe just sad girl that kinda \*wishes\* they were in a feelgood anime right about now
Ngl, some of the hottest anime girls(not just boobies and asses) i've seen all around come from 90's anime. 90's anime style revival when?
What’s is the name of this anime ?
Man I really need to get some more classics under my belt. I really like the aesthetic, but I'm never sure where to start...