Good morning and Happy Friday the 13th, everybody. I have made it to 3,500 subscribers on YouTube, thus making this another milestone I achieved. Thank you all so much for your support and inspiration, and I will always remain consistent for you all. https://www.youtube.com/@operaanimelover369
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People say that mirrors reflect more than just your outer selves, but also your inner flaws, troubles, anxieties, and pains. Welcome to the NHK’s cast of troubled individuals does this with empathy, compassion, and, most of all, thorough understanding. https://youtu.be/m20YLde4sHU
Twin Spica was that one anime series that made me empathize and exercise compassion for the core characters, as I laughed, cried, endured strife, and emerged a stronger person with them. https://youtu.be/XFsg47Tmx1c
Satoshi Kon’s sole venture into television, with Paranoia Agent, continues to be a thoroughly inviting labyrinth of thrills, tension, and suspense when dealing with humankind’s uglier, more depraved, more unhinged aspects. https://youtu.be/yiPbrTvnMbc
I was always prepared to attend Eikichi Onizuka’s chaotically offbeat lessons on life when I was a 12-year-old in 2004, and I’m still enthusiastic about those lessons as an adult, despite the agreements and disagreements. https://youtu.be/3-hsWB_cB14
Ghost Stories’ legacy continues to be a glorious mixture of contentious yet brilliantly exciting, thanks to its irreverent English dub courtesy of ADV Films’ Steven Foster. https://youtu.be/vB1hf_Cz_Jw
Akazukin ChaCha’s superb combination of fairy-tale charm, amusing comedy, and sparks of exciting action always shines like the brightest and most mystical of diamonds. https://youtu.be/JsxZLWaDBuQ
Growing up in the Philippines, I came to appreciate how surprisingly phenomenal and fun the Creative Products English dub of Dragon Ball Z The Greatest Rivals was, before Funimation and Ocean Group became the central discourses for DBZ’s English dubs. https://youtu.be/SdGMrfMknz8
I dedicate this video to Antwan aka Twan aka Twizz from Let’s Run It Back. Detective School Q or Tantei Gakuen Q was the great yet underrated mystery anime that got me whisked into Animax when I was a 12-year-old sixth grader in 2004, living in Cebu, Philippines. https://youtu.be/S1A7nRcFV5M
This is what started it all.