Sakamoto, a talking cat, is literally the most ordinary recurring character in My Ordinary Life.

@nathanielandre2568

Жыл бұрын

Even more ordinary than Mio who, in the first chapter in the manga, is introduced as the "Normal One."

@AthosJosue

Жыл бұрын

Sakamoto told me to do it :

@buttface9670

Жыл бұрын

@@AthosJosue He told me to pick it up...... and drop it

@hairglowingkyle4572

Жыл бұрын

I'd say he's the most normal supporting character in the series, while Nano is definitely the most normal main character

@herrschertears

11 ай бұрын

@@hairglowingkyle4572nano caused a nuclear reaction and is still the most normal character

"It's crazy, it's calm, it's funny, it's serious, it's violent, it's peaceful, it's relatable, it's incomprehensible, it's romantic, it's platonic, it's real, it's surreal, it's flat and static it's flowing and moving, it's ugly, it's beautiful, it's everyday life. It's Nichijou" very beautiful speech indeeed.

The relation between Nano and Hakase is so wholesomely weird. Usually Nano acts as the grown-up, the mother figure but when it relates to Nano itself, her gadgets, her key, her being allowed to go to high school, suddenly the dynamic swaps and Hakase becomes the parent. The scene where Nano gets her school uniform makes me choke up everytime. She's so pure!

Hey, I just wanted to quickly say how amazing this video is. As someone who genuinely loves Nichijou, it’s always so hard to explain to people what about it makes me want to keep watching it and talking about it over and over again. There’s always something I can’t fully explain or ways of wording it that could always be better. Even recently after making my own Nichijou related video retrospective, I can’t help but feel like this does a better job at voicing the main appeal of the series in 15 minutes that I couldn’t do in 2 hours. With that being said, I can tell you put a lot of work into this and your passion bleeds through it all. It’s something I always love to see in the videos I watch and it’s rare to see it as genuine as this. Keep up the good work!

@pollyannaquixote9739

3 жыл бұрын

It warms my heart to know the video resonated with you. This video was rushed to meet the April 3rd anniversary, and I was worried that in addition to not being able to say everything I wanted, the lack of polish would do a disservice to a show that has tremendous meaning to me. To hear from people like you in the comments that it helps put feelings to words despite its flaws makes me smile. When I read that you made your own Nichijou video, I decided to take a peek at your channel out of curiousity. I must admit; It wasn't really my vibe. I'm actually kind of a boring person, so that's more of a fault on me than you. I was quite impressed by your editing, though, particualrily on the "NichiFaithJouMore" one! I couldn't even begin to figure out how to integrate those clips with the OP like that. I also saw that you made some music! ...It's also a bit out there for me. I play some instruments and have made a few bad MIDI tracks in the past, so I can sympathize and appreciate the effort there too. Even though your stuff isn't really my style, I can see you have talent, and I hope you continue pursuing creative activities. I think you have a lot going for you, and I hope you keep up the good work as well.

@idontgetcha

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! That means a lot and yeah, this is 100% worth the support. Just so you know, when I meant my own Nichijou video, it wasn't any of the ones on my channel. I made a 2 hour long retrospective on a channel called Marcosatsu (it's a collaborative channel I edit for). The video is called History Of Nichijou if you're interested. The other ones were more me screwing around with friends as opposed to an actual celebration of the series. Either way, the reply means a lot and I hope to see what's in store for your channel in the future!

@pollyannaquixote9739

3 жыл бұрын

@@idontgetcha I checked out that two hour video on Marcosatsu. It's quite the beast! It must have taken some doing from all of you guys. You should be proud! Working for five months on anything seems like an unfathomable hurdle for me, so you have my kudos for that dedication. And you have overlap with the MAD/YPTMV world too! I've always had respect for those videos, the editing and music knowledge needed to make those is wild, even if they don't get much attention. MADs were what actually introduced me to Nichijou in the first place. Honestly, I think I'm a bit jealous of you. Still, I think this video and the one ya'll made were produced under different circumstances and by different people, albeit with the same goal in mind, so it my not be fair to compare them. Or at least that's what I'll tell myself to keep my ego from bruising. It was really nice hearing from you! Like I said before, I hope you continue to work at this stuff. I really like seeing people put effort into the things they're passionate about; it makes for some really wonderful art!

@idontgetcha

3 жыл бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 Oh lmao, that’s funny because a big reason I made this comment is that I had that bit of jealous for this video. Mine took a lot of effort, but yours was simple and too the point. Outside of editing, it’s harder to make a statement in a small amount of time than to ramble on for 2 hours lol. I’m glad you enjoyed! Hearing what you had to say means a lot. Also hell yeah dude 音MADs are badass!

I'm a little surprised you didn't bring up the superb voice acting work this anime had. The performance given by Mio's actress is probably my all time favorite of any anime.

@pollyannaquixote9739

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you that the voice acting is very iconic! I didn't bring it up because I was strapped for time making this video and because, not speaking Japanese and being kind of unfamiliar with most animes that aren't this one, I was unsure if the tone and delivery would be considered good by typical anime standards.

You. You Get It I've thought something very similar about the "point" of nichijou, and how it's all wrapped up in the wonder and joy and beauty and sorrow of ordinary life.... to hear someone else say it, and understand that I'm not alone, is incredibly validating

Nichijou is an anime I underestimated a lot in the past. After rewatching some clips online and the entire show, I can say it has enough heart to win me over. It's also cool how there's subtle character development if you pay close attention, plus, Nano's arc can be seen as a metaphor for various groups of people if you think hard enough like I usually do :p

@glowerworm

5 ай бұрын

Nano and Mio both. Actually, all of them, to a degree. But for example much of Nichijou is about Nano trying to hide being a robot (feature she can't change, born with) and Mio trying to hide that she draws Manga (feature of her personality that she's passionate about and could change, but doesn't want to).

This video made me cry, I started reading Nichijou just before the 2011 earthquake, then i watched the anime. And it has stuck with me for the past 10 years. God speed

Good work in finally being able to flash out the actual point of nichijou comrade

This was the first anime I stumbled into back when I was 12 in 2013, and it definitely shaped my taste in anime and my sense of humour and influence my art style, I love it really deeply

@reneeboyd6657

Жыл бұрын

I was 11 in 2012 when I discovered this

Nichijou is the rarest anime we ever got. And man, your a great underrated KZreadr, being underrated doesn't always mean's its bad

Greatness of the series aside, there's something... Weird, that I've felt with Nichijou. It's like the ultimate voyeuristic experience. Starting from the hidden camera transitions to the various sky high angle shots, to stuff like Helvetica Standard that... Man it's so weird. It's like... There's something beneath. It could be an ulterior joke or something, but it's like we're observing a little world, like a doll house from the eyes of God or something, and maybe that's the only way you can witness the real message of this anime. There's something absurdly abnormal beyond all of this. We're watching life, but it's like we are hidden observers. I think this idea is even more clear with the ending montage for the second season, where we see the entire town from above. And also, the classical music soundtrack, the soundtrack! It's like it's used as a parody for cinema d'auteur in contrast of a delirious animation, but ultimately perfectly fits with some of the deepest scenes of the anime. It's like they're joking around, but they're always ready to deliver a meaningful message. So obviously is a comedy, but the melancholic feeling is always there, always. And you feel like the soundtrack it's something that the supreme observer decided to put there. In a certain sense, it's like all the silliness from the perspective of this supreme observer is melancholic in the first place, he observes the characters play around and he feels nostalgic. This uber-analysis aside, the great message of this anime is that life is a sequence of miracles, and miracles exist. It's very funny, and also very beautiful. Nichijou is a tribute to the beauty of life.

@justasmltwngir1732

Жыл бұрын

I’ll never be able to watch the show again without thinking of this comment

@kirbyjoe7484

Жыл бұрын

There are very few anime that can capture this ineffable feeling you are describing. Windy Tales, Girl's Last Tour, Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou: Quiet Country Cafe, Tatami Galaxy, and Mushishi all manage to create their own unique flavors of that feeling and are worthwhile experiences. FLCL manages to pull it off in a more manic and frenetic manner although it hits quite differently from the others I've mentioned.

This video pretty much sums up everything i associate with nichijou into actual words, great job!

I like you make a small passion project out of a passion project Positive waves give you positive waves and all that jazz Also thanks i never knew what anime this was

It’s what life feels like, or at least what it feels like in the moment. Explosive, dynamic, dramatic, odd, sudden, normal, happy, sad, and beautiful.

I absolutely love Nichijou, it was the second anime I ever watched and I wish it was more successful. I have to say, I think my favorite bit from the show is about the grandpa who just wants to spend time with his grandson to escape his everyday problems but the grandson just ends up making his life a living hell due to being so stupid

this video is a hidden gem hope more people see this masterpiece 💙

@pollyannaquixote9739

Жыл бұрын

Your profile picture is a classic. Thanks for taking the time out to watch my video!

I really like how encompass Sasahara's quote in episode 4. It was a foreshadow of what was to come of the anime and what will be experienced of the anime and hopefully pass on to our daily lives due to the anime.

It takes a person who appreciates pop culture, general knowledge, and common sense to really appreciate this show. Anyone else's brains will just explode.

I cry every time I see something nichijou related and this video is no exception... It had the same amount of impact on me as well and I will always be grateful to the friend who showed me this anime... I am still praying for a second season even tho it's never gonna happen... At least I am happy the Fandom still loves it and it's genuine love for something as beautiful as nichijou.

my favorite review of the show so far

Wasnt expecting this from this channel. But im so glad it came out as it puts a lot of how i feel about this show into words...and then a video ofc. Hopefully the reanimated project can be released soon

@pollyannaquixote9739

2 жыл бұрын

It seems it finally has come out, and I saw you worked on it. I'm very proud of all of you, and glad you could find joy in the same art I did. Here's hoping the new volumes get translated and sent over here.

@chJohnJobs

2 жыл бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 it was great fun working on it, nichijou is one of my favorite shows of all time. i love nichijou. and released just in time for the 11 year anniversary too

Words can't express how beautifully you present this ❤

This is a perfect encapsulation of why I love this show so much. In 2015 I was recovering from some terrible stuff, feeling kind of aimless after an existential/identity crisis in 2013. Some classmate randomly recommended Nichijou to me, I don't even know why. But I started watching some scenes on KZread, and since I was going through a deep *deep* Digimon rabbit hole to the point I was rotating the show in my mind so I wouldn't think about anything else, I decided to actually give Nichijou a try. And it just clicked. It was like the final piece that made everything make sense. I suddenly became able to appreciate life in its mundanity, in its weird ways, in its absurdity. Nichijou immediately became an element in how I write scenes, especially comedy rooted in slice of life. I realized just how Extremely Online I had been for two years, and even though I would still go back to those habits now and then, Nichijou was the final piece that allowed me to find life exciting again, after a long time feeling like I was just "faking it". This is why I recommend it so much, not just because of the memes, not even just the humor, but because it literally helped me realize how precious daily life is and I want everyone to understand that.

The greatest cartoon ever made for children.

Just finished Nichijou today and I think you summarized it perfectly. Noticing the extraordinary in the ordinary and random unexpectations, or not. Nichijou is one of the best pieces of work ever created in my opinion. Not for everyone, but everyone can find something worthy if they look intently enough.

I don't leave comments often, but I wanted to say that this is a really cool video. I'm glad others share the same sentiment I have about this show, and you put the feelings into words nicely.

I watched in wonder as the auto-generated captions misinterpreted Nichijou as: Ninja Joe, Nietzsche, Niche Joe, and Nietzsche Joe

No. That was the perfect amount of text on the screen. Please continue with these comments and tidbits. Most viewers will pause and read them.

this is such a great video i loved nichijou so much when i was younger and i remember it fondly. this video puts into words how i feel

man i wish this video was longer, we dont get much nichijou content and analysis these days, great vid

the Nichijou manga had Nano already attending the same high school as Mio, Yuuko and Mai since the first chapter

@pollyannaquixote9739

4 ай бұрын

This is correct, though it seems like this was changed for the anime to give the show slightly more of a plot.

There's not much to add to the video, but I'd like to put my grain of sand to the concept. It's been a number of years since I watched the series, and my life has changed since then, but back when I sat through the whole series with two of my friends, I remember having many connections with different people. I lived my last years as a teenager partly in the middle of an, at the time, intoxicating social turmoil. Meeting so many interesting people, learning about their lives and gradually discovering how many kinds of individuals there are with different experiences, and an everyday as complex as any I may have, was one of my most pleasurable experiences those days. The amount of characters the series introduces, most of which reveal only a side of their self and leave you with questions about the rest, living room for the imagination (the series lived so rent free on my head I wrote and drew my only two completed one-shots to date focusing on some of their side-characters) gave me at the time the impression I was being showed the inherent intricacy and chaos of a multi-layered "everyday" life where many individuals coexist in the same spaces, rather than the "main characters" and "side characters" narrative that I subconsciously resort to all the time.

@pollyannaquixote9739

Жыл бұрын

I also first watched the show just entering high school, and I think that had a pretty major impact on how I related to the characters and the environment they existed in; I think maybe if I saw it for the first time now it wouldn't have quite the same resonance as it did back then. Something on the long list of things I didn't mention for time and because I'm lazy is that the show doesn't really feel like it has a main character and is more of an ensemble piece, and that made me think about what you wrote here about the characters being a complex amalgamation of different and unique lives all with their own interesting circumstances colliding in one area, one show, one life. I think it's really great that this show had an impact on you, and I'm glad you took the time to comment on my video.

Youlve articulated quite well what I've always felt about this show. You have potential. Nicely done. It's also a #1 favorite of mine.

I love your breakdown ❤

God that ending is good.

While I may not have found everything I wanted to hear or find out about, (and as insignificant as my opinion may be), this has so far been the only Nichijou review I've watched (it's just the third though) that I did not get disappointed, nor stopped watching past the introduction. It was pretty straightforward, considerate and well said! Nichijou is truly magical. Although I can sort of see it as a show about nothing, and I don't find that wrong. (Which I think does makes it quite similar to Seinfeld, as you've pointed out, in that regard. Albeit a very different form of expression.) But then again, there is the fact that the whole pitch and concept was already said by Sasahara. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on what might just be one of the best works ever!

@pollyannaquixote9739

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad that you were invested in the video and appreciate your input! I would agree that there is definitely some stuff missing from it. I kind of wanted to get this out for the tenth anniversary of the anime so it was a bit rushed and I knew if I did give it a full comprehensive overview it would not only not come out on time but also be like five hours of me just geeking out, so I tried to be more concise about it instead. Thank you for taking the time to watch it!

@schizotypeseraph

2 жыл бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 your review is definitely not incomplete, I thought it was tight and just right to answer the question/s you posed! but there's just an itch that I can't scratch about the show that I'm trying to look for in other people's thoughts.

this is an amazing review of the best anime ever made, thank you

Love the narrative and the narrators voice. Really nice job

Nichijou is weirdly close to my heart and I think you summed it up perfectly

This documentary just described my entire experience with Nichijou and I’m glad someone thinks the same. You earned a sub.

I'm glad my brother introduced me to nichijou,I actually wish it has another continuation for the anime

Amazing video-essay!!! I noticed, that there is something in Nichijou, but couldn't phrase it and sum up well, like you did. Thank you!

Honestly got watery eyes when you explained Nano, and when Mio finds out about her crush with someone else.. and the ending.. just an amazing video. Thank you!

@pollyannaquixote9739

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you liked it. Thank you for taking the time out to see it.

@SolvingOurKreation

2 жыл бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 no, no, no... thank YOU! :)

I came from Maxor. And I did not regret this at all. Why did it not sell well is one of the mysteries I will never get though. But yeah. Thanks for the Nichijou video essay. Its very nice.

this is so well writen, it feels like a poem

Amazing review!

the most poggers show

It's called "my daily life" for a reason. It's trying to say that life isn't about some epic adventure or romantic drama and is more about the small day to day moments

I love this show and am sooooo crushed that there is so little of it. Cut down in it's prime. I am irrationally angry. I just discovered it to only find out that it died in infancy.

@Henry-vz5hh

Жыл бұрын

Little? There’s 26 episodes in season 1, and 1 extra episode called “episode 0”. That’s plenty, considering they adapted 7 volumes of the manga and have to wait for more volumes to be released before they can even consider making more anime.

What a beautiful video

this, it made me happy :D

Man I love Nichijou I need a season 2. That was a fantastic video btw.

this deserves way more views

@anavasquez5231

3 жыл бұрын

Yes.

Nichijou is incredibly unique to me and i can't find any other anime like it. That's really all it takes for an anime to make it to the very top of my lists, when it's really good and i can't find any other anime that makes me feel the same way. Like One Piece, Gintama, and Fruits basket. The feeling that all these animes give me is one that i can't describe and can't find anywhere else. Yes there's other animes that are amazing but sometimes it just doesn't hit as hard as i need it to

Have you heard that production of the manga has resumed?

Mai is incredible and hilarious.

Man, just breath taking

I only found out about this from the "Smoke Weed errday meme" when it was gaining traction. Just from that joke OP, I was curious to see what it was about, what was to ensue was my horrible fondness for the Slice of Life anime genre. Everything you mention about Nichijou I agree fully with and that's what makes this show so endearing, this is comfort viewing for me, if i'm feeling crap I put this on and suddenly things don't feel so bad. Though you don't mention the sound design, I feel this is what makes it that much better, it's just incredibly comforting to watch.

Now I wanna go watch nichijou again.

Honestly? I'd say that after a few years that have been pretty hard for me, this show helped me appreciate my own life more. You said it so well you Get it man

Explained so perfectly why Nichijou is just perfect!

I LOVED YOUR VIDEO! NICHIJOU IS THE BEST ANIME EVER

Thanks for the read

I love nichijou so much

Its great, man. Seriously.

And the best part of it all? THE MANGA'S ONGOING!!!

To respond to one of your closing statements, I think that anyone that DOESN'T look deeper into this anime and find such meaning actually misses the point of it.

Let’s get a five hour version

A so well-done anime adaptation

I'm glad I could find someone who loves this anime and manga just as much as me.

The editing in this video is on point. Every clip shown holds relevance to what's being discussed. Also, what you say at 4:26 is the most accurate description of Helvetica Standard yet. Nichijou holds a special place in my collection (that being the only place in my collection) due to it's perfect blend of comedy, animation, and pure unadulterated wholesomeness. The genius edit at 5:25 is way funnier than it has any right to be.

commenting so that this video gets more attention so that nichijou gets more attention

I don't know how to put this in words. But..this show is....cozy?

This show really is something special

10 Years later.. They are legal now. :)

Snickers was actually an advertisement. At the ending roll of that episode, you can see the official Snickers logo.

@pollyannaquixote9739

Жыл бұрын

Well, what's curious about it is that the gag originally appears in the manga, which means a conscious decision had to be made to re-adapt and contact Snickers for copyright purposes for the sake of the joke, which seems especially odd for what is a really out of place product placement, so to me the origin of this flagrant display of branding is mysterious.

Another great video, Pollyanna Quixote!

@pollyannaquixote9739

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you're ok. My comment section wouldn't be the same without you there to constantly make me question the legitimacy of every compliment I've ever received in my life.

@Zerith00

3 жыл бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 I’m the only compliment you need

Oh legal oh that's impossible isn't that right poly Poly:YEEZ

Best way i'd put it is: calling nichijou slice of life is like calling crack sugar.

11 years ago today

very nice! :d

@pollyannaquixote9739

3 жыл бұрын

I still think about you bay b

KYLE LES GOOO!!!

@pollyannaquixote9739

3 жыл бұрын

who is kyle

Never thought I'd have to update this video: twitter.com/MangaMoguraRE/status/1450735792108630021?t=uUZWy7ZfavDoMvRC5HiVQg&s=19

i love sakamoto

I love your attention Make me wonder how my life would be if nichijou doesn't exist : less cool

5:25 dude i was playing tf2 demoman class while watching this lmao

I'm actually crying. I have absolutely nothing to add to what this video said. So maybe I'll just add my own experience instead ? Ever since I was a child, I've been terrified of death and the fact I'm gonna die one day. When I turned 15 I had my first major crisis of clinical depression because of that. Though it had mostly subsided by the time I watched Nichijou, I still had a pretty bleak approach to life and thought nothing much of the passing days, seeing no worth in them at all. And then...there was this show. 26 episodes of pure, unhinged absurdity on every conceivable level. And what better way to describe our ordinary lives than with absurdity ? Nichijou made me happy to live again. It is the dearest anime to my heart for that reason, and as with you, its impact on me can never be overstated. So when I clicked on this video, I was very impatient to hear your point of view. But by the time it ended, tears were welling up because you didn't just _remind_ me why I love the show - you made me feel the way I did when I watched it for the first time, a way that I've never felt again since. How can I thank you enough ? I don't know. Perhaps by asking you to please, if you want to, feel absolutely free to do "five hours of gushing over the metaphorical intricacies of scenes like this". Please. I'm ready to help write the scripts, actually. I'm ready to do everything to put into words what this anime really is - not just "funny random" comedy, but so, so much more - a portrayal of human life itself.

@pollyannaquixote9739

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate you taking the time out to share your story. I have received many comments like yours on this video and what has always interested me about Nichijou is how it has the ability to resonate with people so deeply despite it's initial appearance. That is to say, at it's core, Nichijou is a very silly show about cute high school girls performing vignettes that don't go anywhere, but is filled with thematic and heart, so the emotion flows through the episodes regardless. What is wonderful about art is that it can convey thoughts and feelings not even imaginable through words. We never really know what's going to impact us in a meaningful way, what life is going to throw at us, but I suppose that's what makes it fun. "It's like baseball." I've also dealt with clinical depression and a fear of my inevitable end for most of my adult life. I grew up with Autism and tried to embrace being kind of a "freak" for attention but ultimately only succeeded in further isolating myself from my peers. Nichijou's character's often felt like the things I wanted to be; funny and optimistic like Yuuko, normal and artistic like Mio, cool and quiet like Mai, but I think in truth I was Nano; meek, shy, a bit odd, but just looking for companionship. It gave me hope that one day I could find my tribe too. The first time I saw the show when I first started high school, I deeply related to the characters who were roughly my age, and it cracked open a heart I thought cold and dead for a long time. Things aren't perfect now, but at least now when I feel depressed I feel sad, as opposed to feeling nothing at all. I hope you're feeling better now, and that you know that you are not alone. In regards to making anything more videos on the subject, consider it highly unlikely. I have become somewhat disillusioned with the prospect of making content for the foreseeable future. Many works of media I've played or viewed in my life, Nichijou among them, have inspired me to pursue of a goal of creating something that can be both fun and deeply meaningful to an audience. Something that can be both funny and enjoyable while also being thought-provoking and emotionally challenging. What I have done so far is create some very lackluster video essays and some painfully unfunny home video skits with decades old equipment. Having investigated my motivations for such creations I have come to the conclusion that I may have been chasing easy viewership and that ten years in is a little late to realize you don't especially like video editing. Thusly, I think if I were to make any videos in the future it would be important for them to be important to me. This video is a rush job, and to me the cut corners are very apparent, but perhaps it is not so to the average viewer. I was trying to push it out to meet the deadline of the show's tenth anniversary. I think it not being five hours of gushing is for the best though; what I said in the intro was true, I've tried making longer videos and they indeed never got done because they were too much work. So having this one, concise labor of love able to come out is perhaps all that I need. I appreciate your offer though. I'll think of you if someone gets black-out drunk and decides to fund a CITY anime. Sorry if that was a lot, especially about petty content creator stuff no one is really interested in. I don't get many chances to talk genuinely on the internet. Again, I appreciate your comment. Best of luck to you, friend.

@blara2401

Жыл бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 I'm sorry it took me the whole day to reply. It was rainy, and windy, and busy. But I'm happy to finally thank you for this response. I sincerely am flattered that I could prompt you to speak unfiltered and, frankly, I hope it made your day better. I appreciate you opening up like this. Though we don't know each other, I sympathize greatly with everything you say. Not only because we've had similar struggles (dealing with autism and trying to belong but only becoming more of a goof, chasing attention through these means, trying to create something and never having it done...), but because this is the perfect setting to sympathize over the whole of the human condition. This is "ordinary life", after all. I don't mind that you don't want to do videos anymore. I was expressing the fact that I would wholly be behind you if all that stopped you was making too long a video and that people wouldn't be interested. But I certainly sympathize with not liking video editing too. I haven't read CITY, though. How is it ? Once again - thank _you_. For this video, and for expressing yourself so openly. I appreciate it so very much.

@pollyannaquixote9739

Жыл бұрын

@@blara2401 I appreciate your comments. CITY definitely reads like Keiichi wrote it. In many regards it feels like another Nichijou, so it does not surprise me that he eventually decided to restart the series. In general it feels a lot like the later manga issues of Nichijou (the ones the anime missed) where Keiichi has said most of the important sentimental stuff he wanted to say and is largely focused on his abstract humor. It makes me smile, but it may be disappointing if you're looking for the really wholesome stuff you might find in Nichijou. However, it can be interesting to see both how far he's willing to take his abstractions now that he doesn't feel the need to have a central message and how his work in CITY leads into his future projects. He has a KZread channel, you can check it out here: kzread.info

@blara2401

Жыл бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 Thank you very much for the information! I'll check it out.

OH MY GOD WHERE DID YOU GET THAT CLIP TALKING ABOUT THE WOODEN CUBES IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THAT FOR FOREVER NOW

@pollyannaquixote9739

3 жыл бұрын

I recorded every clip in this video myself, so I didn't get it from anywhere.

@xboi3607

2 жыл бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 do you happen to know which episode?

@pollyannaquixote9739

2 жыл бұрын

@@xboi3607 If you timestamp the clip you're talking about I can probably find the episode for you.

@xboi3607

2 жыл бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 5:06 and also, thank you so much for responding after so long, it means alot :p

@pollyannaquixote9739

2 жыл бұрын

@@xboi3607 That's in Episode 7. The whole beginning of the episode is an extended bit about the wooden cubes. You didn't get this from me; www9.gogoanimehub.tv/nichijou-episode-7

You are a bit screwed..." I see you are a comedian and metaphoric.

Nichijou peak

question: what is Nichijou about? answer: yes

I wonder if there would be a following

I'm still sad this never received a release in Germany.

@pollyannaquixote9739

7 ай бұрын

Given the low sales numbers it's something of a miracle it ever got an English release at all; something of a quirk of the show's weird licensing history and being tossed around over the years. While I prefer the subs, the fact that the show received an English dub at all is a testament to the cult following it managed to receive online despite its poor initial showing.

@MarcMarioMaster

7 ай бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 Ah, that's quite odd. I mean, we have things like "Lucky Star" or "Azumanga Daioh" and such seem also quite cherished. Though could be because they are from that magical 2000s era. I still roll my eyes at all the complete Ecchi anime that receive dubs over anime that have fun and loveable characters. at times...

@pollyannaquixote9739

7 ай бұрын

@@MarcMarioMaster I mentioned this in the previous comment as well as the end of the video, but Nichijou had some pretty terrible DVD sales, which no doubt caused the animation studio to halt any plans for international dubbing of Nichijou immediately under the assumption it would not be financially viable. An English Dub had already been made, which managed to sneak its way into Australia/New Zealand where it was then distributed and popularized online.

This is quite good and a great reflection but yeah you kinda over analyzed yet the show deserves it

5:01 People who think that have never heard of sketch comedy.

2:31 What episode is that? I thought i watched it all but i dont remember that, did i miss one??

@pollyannaquixote9739

8 ай бұрын

It should be in Episode 4. Towards the end if I recall right.

@DivonMC

8 ай бұрын

@@pollyannaquixote9739 ight dude ill check it out, thanks :)

yes, "Nietzsche"

Nichijou has been my favourite anime for many years, which always surprises me, because I absolutely hate comedy slice of life anime, and I prefer deeper and more mature stories. I guess Nichijou really is just that funny.

I don't really like watching anime especially the cute and bubbly looking ones. Nichijou is a anime, looks cute and bubbly everything points to me despising this but damn I love this anime.