Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Talking about the Best and Not so Best of Anime YouTube this week!
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THE PLAYLIST OF VIDEOS:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrU8zs0tzKSG91kA1e3ynIH6dlwYD53df
00:00 Intro
00:46 Osoweeb
08:08 Aqua Lucas
10:42 JoJo Talks Too Much
13:15 100% Umbrella
17:47 animebackwhen
21:08 RUSTAGE2
25:24 Colleen's Manga Recs
30:03 Kamimashita
33:16 Totally Not Mark
41:56 Yiman
General Guidelines:
-Video should be about anime or anime adjacent subject (OR the creator typically talks about anime)
-Only one video per channel/creator
-Selected based on what I was interested in watching as well talk about
-Must watch the whole video
I'm subscribed to everybody I can find who makes anime YouTube videos, let me know you exist so I can assure you I'm subbed ^_^
Talking about the Best and Not so Best of Anime YouTube this week!
Support AniTube Digest on Patreon! patreon.com/Cariboukun
THE PLAYLIST OF VIDEOS:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrU8zs0tzKSG91kA1e3ynIH6dlwYD53df
00:00 Intro
00:46 Osoweeb
08:08 Aqua Lucas
10:42 JoJo Talks Too Much
13:15 100% Umbrella
17:47 animebackwhen
21:08 RUSTAGE2
25:24 Colleen's Manga Recs
30:03 Kamimashita
33:16 Totally Not Mark
41:56 Yiman
General Guidelines:
-Video should be about anime or anime adjacent subject (OR the creator typically talks about anime)
-Only one video per channel/creator
-Selected based on what I was interested in watching as well talk about
-Must watch the whole video
I'm subscribed to everybody I can find who makes anime YouTube videos, let me know you exist so I can assure you I'm subbed ^_^
![Ways of Seeing [Polished audio and captions]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yuVZSHotM6k/mqdefault.jpg "Ways of Seeing [Polished audio and captions]
The Greatest Video Essay of the 1970s
I was made aware of this program Ways of Seeing with John Berger from 1972 thanks to @InstantNoodleVEVO (looking forward to his AI video)—
who linked the full upload from @ongki6756 , whom Im very grateful for posting.
Because it made such an impact on me, I wanted to share it again, by polishing it up my own way to further emphasize its meaning.
These two major changes make for a different experience, a reproduction as John Berger explains in this program, so by all means be skeptical of it.
1) I ran it through Adobe Podcast to clean up the audio. Its not perfect, and I weave the original audio in and out at my discretion.
2) I redid the closed captions with formatting and timing to my liking, and also burned them into this video. I didnt want YouTube to mess them up or for people to miss them. This is still done by ear, I miss a couple things, ultimately I found them worth editing manually.
(you may notice for ep1 a third change: when he demonstrates paintings as silent and still, and forfeits the idea of making them still bc of analog film, I freeze those parts digitally to get just a little closer to what he was attempting to reproduce)
This upload is mostly for easy sharing on my part. If youre bothered by either of the choices made with this reproduction, by all means watch the original instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wxRxSfhw6I
For even more, https://www.ways-of-seeing.com/
00:00 Program 1
31:21 Program 2
1:01:08 Program 3
1:27:48 Program 4")
