Machine 機械 Sakuga MAD 2
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
- A 2nd compilation of great animation of various kinds of Machines 機械.
Click Show More or see the Pinned Comment for the list of Credits.
ABOUT
Sakuga MAD Playlist: • Liquid 液体 Sakuga 作画 MAD
Press "." (Full Stop) and "," (Comma) to go through the animations frame by frame.
NOTE: Information about who animated these cuts is usually from sakuga.yshi.org/. If I or the website have guessed who the animator is there is a (?) next to the animator’s name. If you see that I've credited the wrong animator, please tell me in the comments and I'll correct it.
CREDITS
Songs
0:00- "Crushed Ice" by MAM
Buy/Listen to here: www.beatport.com/track/crushe...
4:50- "Hit Refresh" by jackLNDN
Buy/Listen to here: / hit-refresh-1
Video
0:00-0:14- Unknown (Akira)
0:15-0:18- Hitoshi Ueda (Akira)
0:19-0:53- Unknown (Metropolis)
0:54-0:56- Unknown (Evangelion 3.33)
0:57-1:02- Sushio (Evangelion 3.33)
1:03-1:09- Unknown (Evangelion 3.33)
1:10-1:11- Unknown (Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ep 5)
1:12-1:14- Unknown (Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ep 2)
1:15-1:31- Unknown (Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ep 1)
1:32-1:34- Unknown (Evangelion 1.11)
1:35-1:39- Katsuya Yamada (Redline)
1:40-1:54- Takafumi Hori (Redline)
1:55-1:59- Yoh Yoshinari (Dead Leaves)
1:59-2:17- Kazuaki Mouri (Robot Carnival, A Tale of Two Robots, Chapter 3: Foreign Invasion)
2:17-2:26- Unknown (Robot Carnival, A Tale of Two Robots, Chapter 3: Foreign Invasion)
2:27-2:30- Unknown (Hiwou War Chronicles, Ep 1)
2:31-2:44- Unknown (Hiwou War Chronicles, OP)
2:45-2:47- Masaharu Tomoda (Five Star Stories)
2:48-2:53- Yoshiaki Kawajiri (Memories, Stink Bomb)
2:54-2:59- Unknown (Memories, Stink Bomb)
3:00-3:03- Noriyasu Yamauchi (Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise)
3:04-3:15- Unknown (Memories, Stink Bomb)
3:16-3:25- Unknown (Memories, Cannon Fodder)
3:26-3:44- Shinya Ohira (Porco Rosso)
3:45-3:48- Hideaki Yoshio (Spirited Away)
3:49-4:00- Shinya Ohira (Spirited Away)
4:01-4:14- Unknown (Spirited Away)
4:15-4:17- Unknown (Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ep 22)
4:18-4:20- Tadashi Hiramatsu (?) (Evangelion 2.22)
4:21-4:24- Unknown (Evangelion 2.22)
4:25-4:26- Unknown (Cowboy Bebop, OP)
4:26-4:27- Unknown (Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory, Ep 12)
4:28-4:32- Unknown (Patlabor 2: The Movie)
4:33-4:36- Atsushi Takeuchi (?) (Patlabor 2: The Movie)
4:37-4:49- Unknown (Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise)
4:50-4:57- Unknown (Steamboy)
4:57-5:00- Yasushi Muraki (Steamboy)
5:00-5:09- Unknown (Steamboy)
5:10-5:12- Hirotsugu Kawasaki (Steamboy)
5:13-5:30- Unknown (Howl’s Moving Castle)
5:31-6:09- Unknown (The Thief and the Cobbler: Recobbled Cut Mark 4)
6:10-6:27- Unknown (Howl’s Moving Castle)
6:28-6:46- Mitsuo Iso (Ghost in the Shell)
6:46-6:50- Yasushi Muraki (Ghost in the Shell)
6:51-6:55- Kouichi Arai (Ghost in the Shell)
6:56-7:16- Tetsuya Nishio (?) (FLCL Progressive, Ep 1)
7:17-7:32- Masaaki Endou (?) (Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise)
7:33-7:47- Unknown (Superman 1940s, Electric Earthquake)
7:48-8:04- Unknown (Superman 1940s, The Mechanical Monsters)
8:05-8:44- Masaaki Endou (Castle in the Sky)
8:45-9:56- Unknown (The Transformers: The Movie)
9:57-10:18- Unknown (The Wind Rises)
SOCIAL
Blog: hobbessakuga.blog/
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Vimeo: vimeo.com/hobbessakuga
Twitter: / hobbes_sakuga
Instagram: / hobbes_sakuga
Spotify: open.spotify.com/playlist/7Ga...
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F.A.Q.
What is Sakuga?
Sakuga (作画) literally means drawing in Japanese. But Sakuga also means "artistically impressive animation".
What is a Sakuga MAD?
MAD stands for Music Anime Douga (Douga means video in Japanese). It's the same as an AMV. Sakuga MADs are compilations of great animation. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
- CREDITS - _Turn on Subtitles to see Credits as you watch_
- Songs -
0:00- "Crushed Ice" by MAM
Buy/Listen to here: www.beatport.com/track/crushed-ice-original-mix/3258276
4:50- "Hit Refresh" by jackLNDN
Buy/Listen to here: soundcloud.com/jacklndn/hit-refresh-1
- Video -
0:00-0:14- Unknown (Akira)
0:15-0:18- Hitoshi Ueda (Akira)
0:19-0:53- Unknown (Metropolis)
0:54-0:56- Unknown (Evangelion 3.33)
0:57-1:02- Sushio (Evangelion 3.33)
1:03-1:09- Unknown (Evangelion 3.33)
1:10-1:11- Unknown (Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ep 5)
1:12-1:14- Unknown (Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ep 2)
1:15-1:31- Unknown (Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ep 1)
1:32-1:34- Unknown (Evangelion 1.11)
1:35-1:39- Katsuya Yamada (Redline)
1:40-1:54- Takafumi Hori (Redline)
1:55-1:59- Yoh Yoshinari (Dead Leaves)
1:59-2:17- Kazuaki Mouri (Robot Carnival, A Tale of Two Robots, Chapter 3: Foreign Invasion)
2:17-2:26- Unknown (Robot Carnival, A Tale of Two Robots, Chapter 3: Foreign Invasion)
2:27-2:30- Unknown (Hiwou War Chronicles, Ep 1)
2:31-2:44- Unknown (Hiwou War Chronicles, OP)
2:45-2:47- Masaharu Tomoda (Five Star Stories)
2:48-2:53- Yoshiaki Kawajiri (Memories, Stink Bomb)
2:54-2:59- Unknown (Memories, Stink Bomb)
3:00-3:03- Noriyasu Yamauchi (Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise)
3:04-3:15- Unknown (Memories, Stink Bomb)
3:16-3:25- Unknown (Memories, Cannon Fodder)
3:26-3:44- Shinya Ohira (Porco Rosso)
3:45-3:48- Hideaki Yoshio (Spirited Away)
3:49-4:00- Shinya Ohira (Spirited Away)
4:01-4:14- Unknown (Spirited Away)
4:15-4:17- Unknown (Neon Genesis Evangelion, Ep 22)
4:18-4:20- Tadashi Hiramatsu (?) (Evangelion 2.22)
4:21-4:24- Unknown (Evangelion 2.22)
4:25-4:26- Unknown (Cowboy Bebop, OP)
4:26-4:27- Unknown (Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory, Ep 12)
4:28-4:32- Unknown (Patlabor 2: The Movie)
4:33-4:36- Atsushi Takeuchi (?) (Patlabor 2: The Movie)
4:37-4:49- Unknown (Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise)
4:50-4:57- Unknown (Steamboy)
4:57-5:00- Yasushi Muraki (Steamboy)
5:00-5:09- Unknown (Steamboy)
5:10-5:12- Hirotsugu Kawasaki (Steamboy)
5:13-5:30- Unknown (Howl’s Moving Castle)
5:31-6:09- Unknown (The Thief and the Cobbler: Recobbled Cut Mark 4)
6:10-6:27- Unknown (Howl’s Moving Castle)
6:28-6:46- Mitsuo Iso (Ghost in the Shell)
6:46-6:50- Yasushi Muraki (Ghost in the Shell)
6:51-6:55- Kouichi Arai (Ghost in the Shell)
6:56-7:16- Tetsuya Nishio (?) (FLCL Progressive, Ep 1)
7:17-7:32- Masaaki Endou (?) (Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise)
7:33-7:47- Unknown (Superman 1940s, Electric Earthquake)
7:48-8:04- Unknown (Superman 1940s, The Mechanical Monsters)
8:05-8:44- Masaaki Endou (Castle in the Sky)
8:45-9:56- Unknown (The Transformers: The Movie)
9:57-10:18- Unknown (The Wind Rises)
Hobbes Sakuga what sakuga are you gonna upload next?
I don't need no description for this. I eat, sleep and repeat this shit all year. Thnx for the video
! ^-^..♡☆.!
great taste in music btw, what a jam :)
I just love how there's someone on CZcams who makes videos only on anime's visuals.
It really is the little things in life
Japanese had a real knack for animating machinery and making it as aesthetic as possible. Shame we dont see that much in modern anime
welp because stuff like this takes a lot of time to animate compare to 3D which is not really easy but it is not time consuming,
But yeah i do agree with you that i would like to see some of this machine animation in the modern days. considering what technology we've finally advance towards.
You can see them, at the same numbers but not the same rate.
Den .D you can find that kind of sakuga in studio khara’s movies, ie the evangelion rebuilds
@@Burntdekuscrub oo. will do..
Den .D in fact there’s one scene in this exact video at 0:54
That moment when Unicron bites of a chunk from a planet... so good!
that's why i love,
nestles crunch
OH SHIT ITS MY BOY VANRIPPERR
I used to watch that movie some much as a kid even though I couldn’t remember unicron’s name I still knew it when I saw this comment
Lucifer best girl
1:31 ここ、新旧エヴァを繋げてるのマジでセンスの塊すぎる。MAD観ていて久しぶりに感動したかも。
そうですね…
凄すぎて思わず最後まで見てしまったよ...
時間が経つのが早い。
AKIRAのスタートも凄く良かった
AKIRAは、映画館でリアルタイムで見ました。
角川映画やサンライズ等の作画が緻密な作画は多かった時代ですが、
当時は東映アニメが全盛の頃に、AKIRAのような作画をスクリーンで見た時は、
ド肝を抜かれました。
AKIRAの製作費は、当時で10億円かかっています。
当時の製作費だと、破格の製作費です。
一般的なアニメ映画の製作費は、2～3億円程の製作費なので、
今の製作費に合わせれば、30億円以上になるかと思います。
@@MegaTakaki それはやばいッスね…
AKIRAを見て、細部までに感銘受けそうで、沼にハマりそうでこわいですw
というか、30億以上はほんとにやばいですw
まぁ、本当にアキラの世界を実現出来たら日本人は世界征服出来てるけどね。
I really appreciate the use of different animation and not just Japanese anime.
Lacky Nguyen wait, which ones weren't Japanese?
Thief and the Cobbler and the Superman 1940s shorts.
@@IronMoose95 they're pretty easy ti spot once you look for them
@@ginogatash4030 You relplied to my 1 year old comment that was already answered with this? Get off CZcams for a while
@@IronMoose95 y u gotta b so mean man?
8:05 - 8:44 is really amazing because it feels like a naval battle but it takes place in the sky.
Very good movie to watch. Laputa castle in the sky.
Old animation is arguably better than most animes nowadays. The amount of detail put into every single frame is breathtaking.
A lot of this stuff was recent stuff, lol.
@@Gustav_Kuriga I'm talking about the style. Anime isn't that old anyways.
@@JohnDoe-jg7lm I'm aware you're talking about the style. I was just telling you that the stuff in the video was much of the time recent, making your point seem a bit weird to make. And anime is older than you think.
@@Gustav_Kuriga Clips from Evangelion are already two decades old and Howl's Moving Castle is somewhere close to that. Considering that many people refer to shows released around the same time like DBZ, One Piece, and Naruto as classics, I think that calling Howl's Moving Castle and Evangelion "old" now isn't unreasonable. That put aside, this video focuses on a time when the steampunk genre was popular, which is hardly ever seen in animes nowadays; and especially not trending ones. Also, I'm well aware that anime has origins dating back to a century ago, but it has certainly changed quite a lot in over a hundred years' worth of time, for better or worse. They definitely don't make futuristic animes with as much detail as they used to.
Thank you, CZcams algorithm, for giving me exactly what I want and need. ❤️
あまりにも凄い日本のアニメに囲まれすぎてて気が付かなかったけど、日本のアニメって凄いな・・・外国の人が心を奪われるのも頷ける
I had forgotten I had to save this in my music library ages ago now, getting buried under everything else over the following months. So glad I found it again. I completely forgot how much I needed this. Sweet mix crossed with some of the greatest Anime films of all time.
You’re getting lost in a playlist that’s only a few months old? I’m getting lost in 5 of my playlists I’ve had since middle school
Sakuga Machinery is one of my favorite things. You can really see the anatomy of the machine. It's great. I wonder why so many of these animators go uncredited though.
Steampunk genre
MMM YES!
My guess is they don't want to be credited. They're happy to just have their work appreciated which put's it more in the spotlight. I bet they have a kickass portfolio.
@@ardoronro6677 you sound like a character from Hollywood movies....wake up to reality lol,
...everyone isn't that humble
And not everyone follows trends. Fact of the matter, there is no one that cannot be too humble. Probably just haven't met them yet.
時折機械作画が恋しくなって来ちゃう。
Your videos are like an endlessly rewatchable goldmine for animation in general that mixed in with the incredible editing and music.
Okay, seriously, Your editing is way too good.
From obscure to mainstream you find the best animation cuts!
初号機の固定されたときのカクッっていう首の動きが大好き
俺がやったら絶対首痛なるわ
昔は良かったなんて言いたくないけど、久しぶりにワクワクした・・・
love you hobbes! please never stop uploading and compiling gems like these haha
Chris is that you
日本のアニメって本当に凄いなー
セル画の時から神画だし...日本に生まれて良かった
Thank you so much, this is a gold mine of video's I want to or still need to watch!
Thank you so much for including the names! I can't thank you enough, as in these trying times I'm recovering from brain surgery and have plenty of time to watch the best series and movies.
Jake Robinson I hope you have a blessed and quick recovery.
the way you edit the videos goes is artful. there really is a complete audio-visual experience. The changes in mood and tempo of the songs match well with what is going on on the screen. what you do is very precise.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for including a scene from Thief and The Cobbler. I was so excited to see the clip I literally jumped for joy.
Damn this channel is a secret gem, these videos are amazing
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you making this compilation with great content and thought. I want to download them all, project them and have a dance party!
I know people have already said it but thank you for using Animation from other places, not just Japan. Japan has amazing, to this day, great Animation, but we can't forget other places that have Animators from all over who are just as if not more amazing. Both 2D and 3D Animation. Again, thank you. 😊
Your cut timing and syncronisation are on point!
Sad to see that almost all those things are in 3D nowadays...
I don't care about 3D or CGI, I care about bad one.
but 90% is bad :
True. Sadly.
Yeah it lacks visual character, CGI just doesn"t fit
Yep.
スチームボーイはまじで神作品
2:27 omg love it
This channel can't be for real.
How are the the edits soo good?! This is nuts!
Thanks for more a great update!
I really apreciate the work you put in these videos . The amazing different animations that i mostly didn't know. A BIG THANKS ! And keep the good work up please :D
いいねぇ・・・・時間がたつのを忘れてしまうよ・・・
エヴァファン通信【エヴァ通】 いや本物かよw
ほんまそれ
私もたまに帰ってきます😊
リリ極リリ極
I really like your song choices and I also really like how you put in the extra effort to write down all the name of anime used with timestamps (and animators).
Thanks for creating beautiful videos.
Just think about the effort and time that went into this . Insane bro
they sucked all the effort from american animators like wet noodles
無機物として"生きてる"マシンを描くのってホントすごい
What amuses me about older futuristic based media is that while they always envision spaceships, flying cars, sentient AI, teleportation and many others, that they for some reason, even when home computers were already a thing in the 90s and stuff thought of the fact somebody might make a little device you can carry that plays music, they always have just a more futuristic looking disc or something like that lol
A truly wonderful mix here. Very nicely done.
Thanks a lot mate for your hard work.
Hope for explosions and smoke sakuga next time.
ほとんど10年くらい前、もっと古いのもあるのにこの画力！ジャパニメーションは最強だぜ！特にセル画の埃っぽさは至高だ！
通りすがりののっぺらぼう
古い作品はセル画特有の暖かさがあって好きなんです！
明治からくり文明奇譚とか好きです。
一つ一つ手で描いてる、信じられない事実。
リアルとフィクションの間を埋めるアニメーションの凄さ…躍動感や電気や風や水飛沫。緩急やスピード感や振動。カメラワークに感動する。
すっごく好き
選曲、動画の編集、センスしか感じない、すばらしい
選曲がこの機会の無機質な感じとよくマッチしてるよね。
アニメの世界の機械というのは、我々をいつもワクワクさせてくれる。アニメという非現実的な世界に「現実にも存在するかも」という可能性を感じさせてくれる。本当に大好きである。
Thanks for the information about the animation scenes
Neo Genesis Evangelion was my favourite anime and it still is
BGMの入りがかっこよすぎる
An excellent selection of songs to match with the video
Amazing compilation dude. Love it so much!
Love that you used the Thief and the Cobbler for part of this!!
I just finished watching akira two nights ago and now im introduced to more good animation, thank you.
Bro Akira is one of my favorite movies and the second I saw he used some of the animation I just got so happy for some reason
You should to watch spriggan it's similair to akira
Watch it again
Akira had sick animation, storywise.. eeh..
whoa, you matched every cut away into every perfect scene. Excellent job with your editing, and getting the animation to sync with music. It aint easy doing this, i suggest you do take your time with your videos! THEY TOP SHELF QUALITY
eres un genio o genia, adoro que tengas cada parte señalada,con nombre y todo, cada minuto, wow, este canal se merece reconocimiento!!
The coolest channel on youtube!!!
Hey Hobbes! I think a great way to come back from your hiatus is to give us the SakuGOD Yutaka Nakamura sakuga video we all need. You will make the best one! Always a fan of your MAD videos.
機械描写まじ好き。求めていた動画どストライクすぎる
I swear the music selection for these vids are top notch. Great choices.
Thanks man
damn, beautiful tribute to the animation, thank you for sharing!
Nice compilation and wnderful chosen songs!! Lots of thanks!!
Your compilations are the best!
0:54多分ヴンダーだと思うんだけど、発進シーンめっちゃ好き
Is this heaven ? Cause i just discovered this channel and i'm already in love
Anime, jazz, funk. This is my favorite channel now
良いねぇ機械系の集大成って感じで凄くいい
killin it as usual
this is extremely satisfying to watch
[extremely]
So I'm a bit late to the party on this one. But it's the perfect soundtrack for my life today lol. Thank you for these beautiful works of art
C'est fou, j'aime toutes les musiques de cette chaîne et avec des extraits géniaux (studio Ghibli 💙) 🔥
just found this. full love. like you compiled a memory for me and played the best theme music over … yr on the list
This is extremely relaxing to listen to.
Very nice!
I like how you select the music tracks for the videos :)
So much nostalgia! Giant Robo and Escaflowne are two of my favorites.
dude whatever youre doing right now I wish you it goes well cause your videos just made my day :)
Thank you my man! Happy you enjoyed it
Animation is simply something beautiful.
資料性が高い動画ですね！
素晴らしい。
3:16 There's something oddly satisfying about that overweight military guy with the gasmask pulling the trigger.
The sluggish body contrasting his dynamic movement somehow conveys power while in a way also giving a sense of it being undeserved or unfitting, as if subliminally underlining him as the bad guy (which I don't know if he actually is).
Is the third part of an anime movie called memories it takes place in a country at war and the guy with the gas tank is the one that shoots the cannon daily against who knows who really good movie (the 3 stories)
@@cloudsanglant7719 Thanks for letting me know the name and context! Sounds like a short story that's left somewhat ambiguous.
For those wondering as well, here's the synopsis from IMDb:
»"Memories" is made up of three separate science-fiction stories. In the first, "Magnetic Rose," four space travelers are drawn into an abandoned spaceship that contains a world created by one woman's memories. In "Stink Bomb," a young lab assistant accidentally transforms himself into a human biological weapon set on a direct course for Tôkyô. The final episode, "Cannon Fodder," depicts a day in the life of a city whose entire purpose is the firing of cannons at an unseen enemy.«
So good !
I know wat in life ive been missing now. Thanks for this video. (Also its [chain reactions])
Would love to see some more hand to hand stuff
ハウルの動く城みたいに、プロペラでは無く、羽のような物で飛行するのも良いな。
ホントセル画ってアニメそのものに味を出しているよね。特にプロペラとかエンジンから吹き出る炎、ジェットエンジンもすき、しかも動きが細かい。しかもほぼ手書きだという…やはり歴代アニメーターは素晴らしい
4:03 The anime that made me an Otaku. And also inspired me to follow animation
your videos are jewels on this platform
Thanks so much.. you have great taste!
Damn, great music taste, as always. 👌
Found your page on accident. So happy I did.
ボタンを押したりハンドルを捻ったり、メーターが振り切れたりファンが回転したり。
目に見える機械の動作、レトロ感がたまらないよね。
Man , throws me back in good old 90s anime realm ! Nostalgia
全部のシーンに当てはまるわけではないが
レトロフューチャー程エモいものはないと思ってる
You would not know how much this means to me at this precise moment.
You really wouldn't.
Holy crap, the animation back in the day was sick
とんでもない作画だと涙でてくるのは私だけか？
大好きな作品ばかりで眼福&感謝です！スチームボーイの重厚感と機械油くささ、エヴァの流線美で有機的な魅力…紅の豚のエンジンモーター…全部素晴らしい！
That organic feeling contained inside traditional sakuga can't be replaced. It's just too powerful. It's a f@cking shame that animators didn't get what they deserved for their efforts.
If some of you are wondering how they achieved the glowing/light effect for the cels, they would use a light box under the animation stand. Skipt to 02:28
czcams.com/video/Kr8aHpN4j8Q/video.htmlm28s
Obviously now it's done by using software programs on the computer.
We miss you, man!
This has that daft punk vibe 🔥🔥 super smooth good job
I adore your videos sir.
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