Mobee Anime series that impress
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Anyways i am ur fav mommy Mobeee.... And i am so back
How did you first discover the anime that impressed and captivated you?
First, let me tell you the story of how I discovered Matsumoto's works.
When I heard the news of Masako Ikeda's passing at the beginning of the year, I felt both saddened and curious about the characters she had voiced. Seeing the character "Maetel" among them reminded me of Millia Rage from the game Guilty Gear Strive, and I wondered if Millia might have been inspired by her. I decided to start by watching the 1979 film Galaxy Express 999 which, for some reason, moved me to tears halfway through and I found the film, its story, its emotional depth, and its music truly impactful. At one point, I even asked Naoki if Yuko Sumitomo could perform the song "Yasashiku Shinaide" which appeared in the *Galaxy Express 999* film as a small, special performance. I'm not sure if he ever got back to me on that.
A few months later, I came across a post on discussing how Hideaki Anno was inspired by the Captain Harlock series, which piqued my interest. Realizing that both works came from the same creator, I decided to dive into the 1978 Captain Harlock anime series (only 15 episodes of which were dubbed in Turkish). Both anime series left a profound impression on me; I absolutely loved them. Consequently, Leiji Matsumoto has earned a spot among my top favorite manga and anime creators- he is truly one of the most influential figures I've encountered. I went on to explore more of his w including the film Arcadia of My Youth, Queen Emeraldas, the 2013 CGI film, and Adieu GalaxyExpress 999, which I hadn't managed to watch before. And so, the Captain Harlock series became one of my favorite animes.
I then told myself, "Ok, just as I did with JoJo, I need to create some content about these works as well." And so, I decided to go for it. I feel like 70% of the current generation has no idea about these series in Türkiye and other new Gen, that figure might even be as low as 25%. That's why I came up with the idea for this video: both to honor Matsumoto's memory and to introduce some fresh content.
Thank you
Easter egg
I think u guys forget me
Anyways i am ur fav mommy Mobeee.... And i am so back
How did you first discover the anime that impressed and captivated you?
First, let me tell you the story of how I discovered Matsumoto's works.
When I heard the news of Masako Ikeda's passing at the beginning of the year, I felt both saddened and curious about the characters she had voiced. Seeing the character "Maetel" among them reminded me of Millia Rage from the game Guilty Gear Strive, and I wondered if Millia might have been inspired by her. I decided to start by watching the 1979 film Galaxy Express 999 which, for some reason, moved me to tears halfway through and I found the film, its story, its emotional depth, and its music truly impactful. At one point, I even asked Naoki if Yuko Sumitomo could perform the song "Yasashiku Shinaide" which appeared in the *Galaxy Express 999* film as a small, special performance. I'm not sure if he ever got back to me on that.
A few months later, I came across a post on discussing how Hideaki Anno was inspired by the Captain Harlock series, which piqued my interest. Realizing that both works came from the same creator, I decided to dive into the 1978 Captain Harlock anime series (only 15 episodes of which were dubbed in Turkish). Both anime series left a profound impression on me; I absolutely loved them. Consequently, Leiji Matsumoto has earned a spot among my top favorite manga and anime creators- he is truly one of the most influential figures I've encountered. I went on to explore more of his w including the film Arcadia of My Youth, Queen Emeraldas, the 2013 CGI film, and Adieu GalaxyExpress 999, which I hadn't managed to watch before. And so, the Captain Harlock series became one of my favorite animes.
I then told myself, "Ok, just as I did with JoJo, I need to create some content about these works as well." And so, I decided to go for it. I feel like 70% of the current generation has no idea about these series in Türkiye and other new Gen, that figure might even be as low as 25%. That's why I came up with the idea for this video: both to honor Matsumoto's memory and to introduce some fresh content.
Thank you
Easter egg
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