Winter Anime 2023 In A Nutshell

Garnt really went out of his way to dress up as future Connor to sniff 2B so he doesn’t get caught. Man is truly dedicated to his work.

"Oh this must be the secret original anime ending" got me laughing hysterically

I swear gigguk's anime in a nutshell intros are gonna be a nostalgic classic in 5 years

1:53 I love the part where the revenger yells "it's revenging time" and revenges the guy

Re-upload gang

Vinland Saga is a narratively and visually a beautiful show, so glad that it's getting more love and recognition that it deserves

we really need "anime in minutes" videos...i keep rewatching them after every 6 months and they're still funny

I appreciate the spotlight for The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague. The show is slow and "uneventful", but it is very cute and wholesome. One of my fav shows this season.

Handyman Saitou is such a good show, the writer isn't afraid to give big flaws to every main characters and it shows why they need to be in a party together. Every single one of these characters are needed in the party so they can survive. Most of isekai stories in recent years have their party consist of an OP Protag that can do everything from magic, melee combat, crafting, healing, etc and then they added a weaker version of the protag that can only do 1 thing the protag can do. But it is different for Saitou, he is just a normal human being in another world, all of his skills are that we can also learn. But he utilizes his skills to such degree that he becomes essential in his party, and seeing him getting recognized for his hard work makes me feel happy too. Not to mention how the plot progression feels like a nuke when it's all connected.

The fact that Handyman Saitou was a quickfire mention is a tragedy. That show is hitting so much harder than than it's paygrade

I am unironically enjoying Campfire Cooking, for two very simple reasons. One: huge doggo eating good (voiced by Papa Bones no less). Two: smooth cooking animation. I actually like sitting down to watch cooking videos now and then, despite not being much of a cook myself. It's strangely endearing, even if the MC is a bit exasperating at times.

Gosh I always feel lost after the new season drops and I haven't finished watching the last season... but your videos get me revved and ready to tackle the challenge every time! Love this breakdown series so much! Thanks for going the extra mile to creat these!

Yugi's frustration never gets old even when used multiple times lmao

Handyman Saitou was surprising, in the first 3 episodes, it just looked like it was just gonna consist of one off stories and be a random gag type of show. How they brought it all together after that makes it feel they were just testing people with the 3 episode rule and gave the people who stuck with it a reward.

Your editing and use of anime characters saying lines from you or memes or whatever is brilliant and what keeps me coming back.

Glad to see tensai oujo getting some of the love it deserves, it's a first in isekais in a while with an actual likeable main character and PLOT that goes beyond fanservice (the anime is way more calm than the manga and even that's just some jokes here and there).

Chillin' in my 30s has turned out to be surprisingly entertaining. The protagonist actually shows a maturity befitting a guy in his 30s facing a tectonic shift in the course of his life. There are also some trope subversions which have added to the quality.

No matter how late you releases a seasonal anime video it's always worth it

I would watch any abridged anime if Gigguk was the main character's VA (voice actor) 5:01 really sold me on that lmao.

Props to Gigguk fr lmao there’s so many shows and I always watch these vids to see what I should pick. I still remember when he made a really short curt joke about Bananafish which made me wanna watch it and it ended up being my absolute fav anime. I appreciate your work so much. It makes a great guide and it’s hella funny too