Made in Abyss: Dawn of The Deep Soul is HORRIFYING
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
- Made in Abyss Dawn of The Deep Soul is one of the most dark and gruesome anime films I have ever experienced but more than that it's the culmination of Nanachi's character arc and how she has to overcome her past. Bondrewd is an amazing antagonist and Pruska represents the hopeful optimism of adventure throughout the film.
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0:00 What makes Made in Abyss so captivating?
3:42 Nanachi's emotional character arc
8:43 Bondrwed & Prushka's roles
#MadeinAbyss #DawnoftheDeepSoul #MadeinAbyssFilm - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I just need to get this off of my chest. Everybody loves to obsess over how amazing characters like Nanachi, Bondrewd, Reg, and Prushka are, but Riko doesn't get the love she deserves. She's by far the most underrated character in this series. She's a great protagonist with amazing character development, especially in the upcoming S2 if you've read the manga. The day Chapter 46 gets adapted is going to be glorious.
I agree. There are a lot of subtle details that really strengthen her character. Of course if someone just finds her annoying, those details cant really change that.
chapter 46 is awesome
@@nightlight2499 All the Riko haters are gonna shut up real quick once that chapter gets adapted. She'll finally get her own big solo moment once it gets adapted. (Spoilers for anyone reading) I just hope they change it a bit. The plan using people with explosives felt kind of unearned as it was conviently there and shoehorned in after her big moment, which taints it because it feels like she got lucky. I think they should fulfill the tease from episode 9 in Season 2 combined with the manga version of that scene. The way I would change it is that she throws the Sun Orb up to blind it, then she jumps off Kajya's back and bashes it with the Blaze Reap. That we be SOOO amazing and satisfying!
@@gabetalks9275 that'd be cool
Omg i can't even believe that I saw people hate on her , made in abyss is my favourite anime and manga and the biggest reason for that is riko herself ! I love a lot of characters in the series but no one comes close to her , she is so realistic and reasonable but at the same time discover herself throughout the adventure , her thirst for discovering the unknown is really inspiring for me
The thing I like about Bondrewd's character arc is that he didn't change in the end, the way of achieving his goal did. He already gave his humanity away, and is completely single minded in his mission. The only reason he stopped was he was doing was because he saw that the crew had the strength and resolve to complete his mission. He essentially tricked them in the end to leave on good terms because he may have a time where they would be useful in the future. Really sad and frustrating but also really good story writing
Im not sure. In the manga it is reveled that Bondrew's "clones" already reached the 8th floor way before Riko did.
@@BigBoss-gb4cx heyo :) no offence, but if you could label at the start of the comment spolier (concerning what comes in the manga) that would be lovely!
He knew what he was doing the entire time. He knew they had no white whistle. He knew his daughter couldn’t go with her friends on an adventure since they don’t have a white whistle so it ends there. He then pushed them. Making their love for eachother grow stronger, thereby creating the conditions for the formation of a white whistle.
He was helping them from the very start. While doing science experiments AND conducting ecological services on others layers. Mans the greatest.
@@BigBoss-gb4cxwich chapter?
@@misanthropicservitorofmars2116The scariest thing about Bondrewd is:
He actually does love children in a fatherly way.
He just adapted to the abyss.
Great terrible character.
Garden of the Flowers of Resilience was in the 4th layer, not the 5th. The 5th layer is the Sea of Corpses and is a cold snowy wasteland.
The movie is rated 12+ in Germany. Like, you know..... a movie meant for children.
Well to be fair to Germany their "children's" fairytale is not exactly how it was portrayed by Disney.
Yup. Most of their folklore / fairy tale had darker origins.
Sounds pretty German.
nah that's already only a year form teenagehood, so quite mature imho. Also kein Stress brudi, alles stimmt
@@TheBashar327 I think, historically, it has something to do about their pagan beliefs regarding their forests back during Classical Antiquity. Hell, even the ancient Romans wouldn't dare stray too far into their forests, and they paid dearly for it.
There is also a legend regarding their "Berserkers" who was said to have nigh-invulnerability to mortal wounds by sacrificing young children or putting childing into trials by combat as a coming-of-age ritual. I forgot which one was it but you get the idea why most of their folklore has that innate dark origins behind them.
Kind of neat actually seeing a folklore that had its origins thousands of years ago.
made in abyss: starts cute turns horrifying
dawn of the deep soul: starts horrifying, gets even more horrifying
manga after DotDS: so horrifying no mortal can comprehend it
whats DotDS? no spoiler plzz
@@chihei4033 Dawn of the Deep Soul
Yes
The village part seemed less horrifying to me, it was kind of more animalistic and seemed to operate on different set of rules than conventional morality due to environment being one with reincarnation and immortality being a factual possibility.
At this point I just want to see bondrewd again. Maybe in his narahate form in the lower levels.
I like how it’s disturbing for a reason not just for shock value.
Yeah, no. There's quite a bit of stuff that is mainly for shock value. That's how anime is.
@@TheBashar327 yes but it also makes sense in the story its not just sticking out like some odd corner that shouldn’t be there.
It is existential dread and the burdens of life cumulating for some the tragedy comes faster. We all get chewed up by life.
Eh... I kinda disagree. Riko bleeding out her eyes and reg breaking her arm in episode 10 felt disturbing without being made just for shock value, because they were finally experiencing the raw danger of the Abyss that has been foreshadowed the whole time. The concept of hollows is disturbing, but makes sense in that same context. All the stuff about Bonedrewd's experiments and how you need a human to make a white whistle etc. feels like it came out of left field and a just disturbing for the sake of it. It's like "ha, you thought episode 10 was bad, let me show you something worse." It's edgy for the sake of it, not to mention FMA dealt with these concepts years ago
@@velvetnimbus1053 I would disagree but to each there own
"i won't spoil the major elements"
litteraly 5min later : spoils everything
Bondrewd is the type of villain I love the most... He's completely unhinged... But he's absolutely sure that he's doing the right thing to a point where the calm tone of his voice almost never wavers...
The fact that he loves the children while he scrapes their flesh from their bones and tendons to create the cartridges is indeed unnerving
He doesn't. But he does want them to love him as he does it. To get the blessing.
@@86Corvus nah the author has confirmed himself that Bondrewd truly does love all the children. Genuine love.
Oya oya subarashi~
@Crab in A Top Hat "Let me give your suffering purpose" *proceeds to do vicious experiments on you*
Nah man, you can defend his actions saying that he was doing it to progress humanity and that he loved the kids, but not defend him on him saving those kids from misery. Just because you are miserable in the present doesn't mean you are forever going to live in misery, specially kids. The potential to better their situation and become great adults is there, your life can still adquire meaning in the future. They are just kids, they have a whole life to draw meaning and purpose ahead. But Bondrew took that away from them and either killed them or left them with traumas. That is not helping them, he actually took away the things you said he gave them.
A lot of people think the highlight of the film was Bondrewd and Prushka but for me, Nanachi was the the emotional core of the film and her character arc is just so endearing. Today, I hope to capture what made Made in Abyss Dawn of the Deep Soul so captivating! Minor spoilers ahead, enjoy!
I like how you find something as a best part/highlight, which is often different from what others find as highlight
even though i'm new to you i think that's the case with you and i think that makes you kinda special at least for me
good video btw
Prushka's death and transformation into a white whistle is not a minor spoiler though
Did you just misgender Nanachi?? NANACHI IS BEST BOY! >;n
One of my favourite part of the movie was Nanachi's and Bondrewds relationship
@@revfastnobrevnobfast557 Nanachi isn’t a boy or a girl
Having read the manga so far, I can say this isn't the darkest part of Made in Abyss.
Depends on the beholder, really...
Gotta love good ol' eggs turning kids into villages lol
Best mom indeed
@@alberteinstein1620 man, those eggs are delicious!! Ayy pass me one of those water!! XD
Mmm yes dead kid soup 🗿
Woah what is this soup? Can I see how to make it?
Puroshka's backstory alongside bondrewd was so emotional especially the scene when he decided to adopt her
I thought he only adopted her because he saw that love and connection could be exploited for his research and him adopting her was more an act of manipulation and selfishness than kindness.
just wish they gave it a little more time for development
@@necronyx7176 he can easily love and adopt an healthy orphan baby not a cursed baby who can die the next day. But then again, he chose to give Puroshka a name, a life and a dream, cured both of her physical and mental health as a father.
@@necronyx7176
>manipulation
In a way yes it was but the Abyss can distinguish between real and fake emotions. The Blessing can only be investigated and acquired if the love is genuine and mutual (as we see from Nanachi and Mitty). Bondrewd's corrupted humanity has left only positive emotions in him. He only feels genuine fatherly gratefulness and love for the children he experiments on and for the protagonists that destroyed his facility and killed four of his bodies. It is implied that since he has no negative emotions, he does not understand the suffering that he inflicts unto others.
>selfishness
Not exactly. It was confirmed that he always tries the experiments on himself first as proven by his White Whistle. He only uses others if its necessary. Abandoned orphans are the most accessible and impressionable (in the manga that he's wanted in other countries possibly due to human trafficking) so they are perfect for the investigation of the Blessing and that's why he used them.
All of these experiments are, in his words, "The preparation for the upcoming 2000 years" implying that Bondrewd is doing all this to stop a crisis that might kill everyone in the surface (we see remnants of past civilizations in the layers of the Abyss, and also the Narehate Village arc proves that the layers DO increase and kill civilizations. Its possible that this "2000 year cycle" thing is the cause) and also to provide a higher survival rate for cave raiders. None of this is for his own survival as we know that he does not mind dying even as a human nor does he mind losing his sanity when he used the Zoaholic, he does it because its necessary and he has lost his human negative emotions to despair about it.
Its not selfishness, its for necessity. Bondrewd may be unforgivable and irredeemable but you really have to understand that everything we saw in this show points to Bondrewd not having negative malicious emotions and his actions are dictated by a strong sense of duty and logic to keep humanity alive in the surface. He's not a Shou Tucker, he's an anti-villain monster.
I hate how every time I talk about Bondrewd it needs to be an essay because of his complexity, sorry for a long one.
Anime is where a historical figure like Josef Mengele could get the sympathetic treatment, and opportunity for easy redemption.
Everyone always talks about how deeply disturbing and horrifying this anime is but they never talk about how completely heartbreaking it is. It's been a couple months since I read the manga and just watching this video has me crying remembering everything that happened
If not for Prushka, I don't think they would have been able to go deeper. She literally became they key to continuing their journey.
While not strictly an either/or situation, the culmination of Nanachi's character arc is often eclipsed by the Prushka stuff in overviews which ultimately does a disservice to both themes as they are ultimately quite entwined.
There exists a persistent rumor that Nanachi was *supposed* to die at the conclusion of this arc, but was spared by the author...
It's a little bit more than a rumor. Tsukushi himself stated as much. However "meant to die" is maybe a little misleading, it was just the initial idea he went into the arc with, it was however very quickly changed.
wasnt a rumor. dude said he had her dying there but changed it later.
How would they have
died, I wonder? Incinerated by Reg when the lab is destroyed? Some kind of sacrificial grapple while Bondrewd gored Reg's torso?
@@legitcatalog7594 becoming what Prushka is right now.
Nanachi is iron willed to bare such horrific burdens. I guess it was a while tho. I'm sure seeing Mitty return would lessen them considering finality of death was proven it may not be final and only further expedition can uncover all the rules and tools.
I'm a little confused why so many people liked Bondrewd and Prushka's relationship in a 'aw, this is so cute' way. Narratively it is interesting but how are people looking at it with such rose coloured glasses when we are told outright that Bondrewd only adopted Prushka because he saw that love and connection could be exploited for his research. Him adopting her was more an act of manipulation, selfishness and cruelty. His 'love' for her came from what she could give, he never intended to protect or care for her outside of what he would gain from it.
I think that what makes it so interesting are Bondrewd's own definitions of moral & ethics - which *are* existent in some way. He said it himself, if it was possible, he'd easily sacrifice himself over and over (no matter how much pain the process would cause) just for the sake of "pathing the way of the future". Using children as the subjects was his last option in a kind of way.
Furthermore, even though he lost the great majority of his very life's work at the ending, he was not even mad; on the opposite, he was delighted by his "creation"'s and her team's competency as cave raiders; willingly passing his torch to them so to speak.
He's pretty much a textbook psychopat but not quite; he still seems to actually want his former victims/foes to surpass him In some sort of twisted way; all for the sake of finding out who's the most fit to uncover the depths of the abyss. Almost (if we can even call it so) an altruistic way of thinking, which is quite unique for such a (apparently) cruel and ruthless villain archetype
@@robertonome2448 he's a inverted sociopath.
Most sociopaths have emotions off by default but can turn it on, bondred can turn it off but it's usually on
He's literally a slightly abnormal sociopath
Not exactly. From what I’ve watched on in-depth videos, he genuinely loved Prushka as his own daughter. Even the author has said that he does love the kids, which is why he remembers their names. If he didn’t love them, then the cartridges would’ve been useless.
He has to love them. The irreversible and unconditional connection he has with every child, and Prushka in particular, is a fundamental requirement. He does love them. Every child sacrificed.
His sacrifice of these children isn't for the sake of himself. He does it for the sake of the world. He chooses to sacrifice every love in his life, new and old, in an effort to prevent all the suffering that comes from ascending the Abyss or delving into it.
He's not a saint. Far from it. He's a much more horrid and evil person than the one you yourself describe in your comment. He isn't just a mindless sociopath. Bondrewd is the kind of man who would willingly give up his own daughter for scientific progress. That's a special kind of horrid, but not selfish.
The Bondrewd "aw best dad" stuff is like 95% ironic I think. I won't say higher cause the internet is what it is and there are always people who don't get the joke... plus those just wonderful fans who try to actually defend his idealogy out of some twisted belief in an inconsistent mix of utilitarianism and nihlism or whatever that just means they're edgy... and a few degenerate coomers since this is anime after all... but yeah, it's really just good fun... I hope :/
"And in some senses, Pruska will always be with Riko"
*Smiles in manga reader*.
fuck off with your spoilers
@@berrybee9242 that's not a spoiler dickhead
Why 'in manga reader'? The film has been out for a while now so anime onlies have had a chance to see that particular spoiler. Anyone can spoil now, foolish manga reader elitist e.e
@@notthis9586 I won't elaborate any further, but be hyped for the next part of the show, all I'll say
@@madeinabysspreacher5874 I read the manga, this just isn't a manga spoiler, nor was it when it was commented. By the end of the movie the thing this comment refers to has already happened.
My favorite parts were seeing all the serious moments. It shows what these kids and even the adults have gotten themselves into. Seeing reg wounded, prushka dying, riko and nanachi being emotionally traumatized, and even seeing bondrewd set back on his plans. Seeing all that is great in my opinion because you hardly ever see actions/consequences like that happen. And it's even better seeing them push through all that trouble and continue on their journey.
This movie was superb. They perfectly potrayed the arc and honestly...if you think it was too dark, you need to brace yourself for season 2. The horror and dread and darkness hasn't even hit its peak.
I wonder how much will make it onto screen and how much will be censored
I love when anime makes a villain that isn’t just and edgelord with with goofy (supposed to be scary) facial expressions. We never once saw Bondrewd face but the guy is scarier than most villains out there,and even then,he doesn’t feel like a bad guy even tho he does things more f**ked up then most bad guys. What a brilliantly written villain he is.
Nanachi too,it’s hard to describe how much I love this precious little bunny girl. She even helped me to connect more with Prushka’s death,since normally it’s hard to drive home to me how much two characters liked each other with so little time,but when she asks herself exactly that and instantly remembers that the same thing happened between her and Mity,that got me…that got me good…
As someone who has moved around a lot, and “been on many adventures”, I’ve said many goodbyes, and each one comes with a sense of bittersweet pain and joy wrapped into the same images and memories. That’s exactly what this series feels like. I almost feel as if the abyss is a metaphor for the the loss of innocence that we experience with the passage of time and new experiences. Some people never dig into it all, they are the surface dwellers. Among those who dig, there will be a few who lose themselves.. but the ones who hold on to love for others and a sense of wonder at the experiences to be had, they discover their true selves.
I have never had an ayahuasca trip but Made in Abyss is the second closest I’ve come (after that special brownie when I was 19). It digs up such deep, unprocessed emotions from childhood until now. It feels like my Ghibli or my Disney. It does for me what those seem to do for people who are ok with things being more sanitized. I haven’t done any anime content here but I may have to make a video on this.
Thank you for this comment, this was very enriching
Have had many adventures and many ayahuasca trips im always happy but am in pain eryday also I've seen the future my own atleast and it's already passed and witches keep reaching out to me hmu
Oh my goood, this is completely unrelated to the anime but you just helped me find a song that I accidentally removed from my playlist yesterday. It’s name was “ayahuasca” and I couldn’t remember it by Death yesterday. Reading your comment made me remember gosh.. THANK YOU!
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The sacrificing of Prushka is foreshadowed at the very beginning with the burning of the white flowers. Her name means Flower of the Dawn, and her hair is white like the flowers, and even curls out like pedals
Can it also foreshadow Lyza's fate?
YES KEVIN YES YES YES ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES EVER LETS GOOOOOOOO
@-bEnTmAn- :/ vRoOm vRoOm The other 2 are recaps !!
Made In abyss is one of my favorite anime, Probably like my number 7 of all time or so
Personally, Mitty is my favourite character alongside Nanachi. Nanachi was a silent, introvert kid who apparently also smelled really bad but that didn't stop Mitty from meeting a new best friend.
Oh man, can't watch this yet as I was going to watch the film this week. But hope you have a good Christmas, and everyone else watching does as well.
Get on to it, it's an absolutely phenomenal film that captures everything about what made the series so special!
@@KevinNyaa I shall, sempai!
where did you watch it?
I have always loved the concept of how, the deeper you traverse, the stranger, the darker.
Bondrewd is personally responsible for 100% of Nanachi's happy memories
And Prushka's.
they really wanted to go "hold my beer" with the wtf moments, seriously it surpasses madoka
And S2 might surpass Evangelion. A certain group of explorers got it REALLY tough.
@@Javifaa the film was fucking crazy , it made me sick after seeing tortured prushka and reg , but the s2... oh my fucking god , what kind of hell is that. ID rather die then leave after getting to that point , that was so disgusting and so many " WTF" moments
Madoka is child's play compared to Made in Abyss
very good breakdown, I specially like your view on Prushka's role as it is something many people don't seem to understand
This is one of the few manga I've actually had to drop, and I got pretty far. I really like the characters and the world, but I read manga as an escape from the harsher aspects of reality (grief, loss, conflict, etc) whereas this series pastes a fantasy coating on harsh reality. If it's your thing, you'll love it, but if you live in a dark place mentally, I honestly wouldn't recommend it.
I absolutely get where you're coming from, but I fell the darkness of the series does an absolutely exceptional job at showing the light at the end of the tunnel, as mentioned in the video. There are definitely parts of the manga and show that are horrifying, and almost sickening in how twisted they are, but in the end not only does the group progress past these trials and tribulations, but they try to make it better as they go through. In the end I feel that is an excellent goal for anyone, and always know that no matter how dark the night is, there is always dawn coming soon.
This story comforts me. in Veko's words:(not the exact quote) "I didnt find what I was looking for and I was still in darkness. But, what a warm darkness it is."
Veko treasured the darkness that kept her company during her search for light.
Theres always something to treasure no matter how deep you go in the Abyss of life, you must not be blinded. those treasures will keep you strong no matter how simple they are (Veko's comforting darkness) and even if you lose them they will still be a part of you in memory and in soul (Mitty & Prushka) and they will make you stronger in every turn in the Abyss. it sounds like your typical shonen idea but MiA shows us that we take it too lightly.
The curses and blessings of real life, if taken properly, will make you stronger. And thus in Bondrewd's words:
"May your journey be filled with curses and blessings."
It's day two after i seen it and I can't think of anything else than killing a fictional villan...doomsayer style...
Sad
Funny because me being someone who has struggled with depression for years and I got through some stuff that I couldnt control like having to live in a country in decay, being through starvation not having enough to eat for days and I even had to resort to stealing at some point. It is series like these that attract me the most because they're not a sugar coated happy fantasy where nothing bad happens, I feel like in some way misery is reflected in the media and makes me feel closer to the inner demons and struggles I carry.
Real life is not a happy adventure but I rather see fictional characters overcoming their misery than watching a show where privileged characters are living happy lives, I've even identified series that one could say are the fantasy for privileged people, series that feel too plastic, like a product, My Hero Academia is a series that always comes to mind in that regard.
I remember watch 1 and 2 episodes like "hmmm cute adventure anime" and get bamboozled by the rest of the episodes and can't get enough of it
I’ve never seen a anime so beautiful and sad in a horrific way
Bondrewed is an Anti-villain, and a damn good one at that!
That scene in the lab...that scene broke me.
i read comments of another video
"it gets worse"
so im just preparing myself watching tons of made in abyss videos
It's a theme that the plot gets darker the deeper down they go.
Such a well structured video, with video clips from the movie and anime to match the subjects being discussed.
nanachi has a good storyline. but what made me love this show was bondrewd and prushka. love their interactions.
Cardgidge
i love this body horror film! and now the season two that goes worse... it gives me Nausea for two days, How the fuck did the author think of such a horror?
Thanks, I truly needed someone around who understands my feelings, feels captived too...♥
How amazing the explanation was!!!!! it gave me goosebumps the whole time , Greatest explanation of all time I think . Thanks bro
would like to see a follow-up for season two from you!
i feel like they kept their way of making their characters into emotional punching bags but i definitely liked it!
"nanachi and the gang" but riko is the protagonist as the show is about her searching for her mother
This is amazing good job
I just finished watching and Made in Abyss always finds a way... for the something.
You mentioned in the video that it was "one" of the darkest arcs in the series, only made me worry, yet yearning for what is to come next
Great video! This I feel that revealing the ending of the movie is a major spoiler!
Nanachi has gone through so much throughout the series she deserves better
I had such an intense and visceral reaction to this movie. I don't think I'd be able to rewatch the whole thing again, but I adored it.
I'm shivering in anger.
Have to agree, I put this in with "the Lovely Bones' and 'Once were Warriors'. Glad I watched them but difficult to go back to.
i would like to go on one about nanachi's gender it is never told to us what specifically they are but we use gendered terms for them even tho we don't know and i find it interesting on how people have different opinions using the same points for completely different reasons nanachi's gender is a complete mystery and we may never know what it is during their transformation they may of change to such a degree they may not fit in our definitions of gender
i don't know really but that's my opinion
Nice job maaaaaaaaaaaaan, i love made in abyss!!
I agree with Nanachi being the best. Her personality is hilarious, yet deep and relatable. She thinks very carefully about everything (not that Riko and Reg's spontaneity is bad or anything). Wise like someone can be with many years of life, yet still innocent to much of the world. She's super cute and fluffy. And I really like that she seems modest when it comes to sexual things which is not only uncommon for her age, it also makes for many funny moments in the dark series, and I genuinely enjoy modesty rather than what today's world seems to want everyone to be.
We actully dont know Nanachis age do we? I think she does not know herself. I dont think she ever owned a calender. We dont know how old she was when she first dived in to the Abyss, we dont know how long she lived on the fourth layer with Mitty, Ozen told Reg and Riko that the depths mess with ones feel of time and since Nanachi is no longer human any indication of her age her body might give, like her size, is questionable. Fore a non-human exampel Yugo the Eliatrope from Wakfu is at the age of 19 about the size of Riko.
I have the feeling she is around Rikos age meybe a bit older. But its still interesting to think about.
@@sofaris576 i think both Riko’s and Nanachis age gets vague since Ozen states that Time spends differently in the Abyss, so they could be aging quickly but keeping their childish anatomy
Made in Abyss is my favorite anime, both the show and movie. Its so beautiful and horrific
this is really good video, and your opinions are really amazing. love the video love mia 😂 you should have more likes :D
It really is
*THE FRIENDS WE MAKE ALONG THE WAY*
You mean cardriges
@@buukaczi You mean cardridges filled with loli soup
Kevin Penkin made the music???
I know his music since he started uploading it into some flash game site's weekly music contest...
And now he made it!
Awesome!
Part of me thinks Bondrewd just lets Nanachi, Reg, Riko descend to the 6th layer so that they can be used as test subjects for the 7th layer. Bondrewd can see everything Nanachi can see. So if Nanachi discovers some new monster, Bondrewd will know about it and can prepare in advance. Also, if the group reaches a new undiscovered layer and die, Bondrewd can learn from this failure himself.
Or Bondrewd already established another camp in a deeper layer since he made Ido Front a long time ago controlls the passage way to the 6th layer.
Bondrewd is not a villain. He's a monster.
I mean to be fair he gave up every bit of his humanity rather than sacrificing a close friend or family so it makes him a little less of an actual monster
@@Vross_MKII No, he absolutely is an inhuman monster. He is completely amoral; he has no emotional sense of good or evil anymore. He doesn't do things out of generosity, but also not out of malice, either. Zoaholic has fried his personality down to the bare essence of himself: scientist. I think he was probably very similar to Riko when he started out: a little screwy in the head, but an eternal optimist with a lust for discovery. Also, he used himself for his White Whistle so that he could use it no matter what body he was controlling.
@@BloodrealmX saying he is a monster would imply that he has humanity left in him or has any cruel desires, which wouldn't make sense as he gave himself up for a white whistle.
Bondrewd is best dad, Helping children become white whistles
3:54 her demons, she lost her friend and was turned into a hollow by bondrewd without her free will. What is her grief and despair a demon?
You should have said you had spoilers about the movie, thanks lots, but really thanks for your reviews.
you know what i find odd about this anime. Is it jumped to being my number one favorite over others that have been with me for YEARS and just one watch and this just takes the cake. Ended up buying the manga in the end too something ive only done with 3 other series. Like i was a sucker for romance school life dramas, Clannad was my favorite anime ever, and then this shit shows up and im like that tictok sound going around "WHOAAAH WHOOOH" this series was a welcome slap in the face ♥
i stopped on 9:51 this on my second screen for few hours, when i came back i found how suspicious that looked
I’m so glad I read passed this part of the manga before watching the anime and once again having my soul flee my body by the end of it.
I enjoyed the movie but not as much as season 1. I am a part of the Bondrewd club and could see the Prushka sacrifice coming. What actually pulled at the emotions was Nanachi and Mitty's last moments. Nanachi giving a stiff stoic farwell before taking it back and going full emotional goodbye. I think people often have farewells they give in a similar fashion that they wish they could correct.
What's dark for me is the fact that white whistles are crystallize humans, and it is a requirement to go down the sixth layer
Horrifying but interestingly relaxing drama. Most underrated anime ever made.
Can't wait for you to see Season 2
even after S2 and the manga already reaching the 7th layer, i keep gawking in delight, at how fucked up the concepts, and how utterly beautiful the presentation and how human the characters are.
i feel like MiA is gonna be one of those works of fiction, that will remain relevant and unrivalled for decades to come. and the author akihito tsukushi is building a strong legacy. regardless of his undeniable quirks. (and he pulls off the controversial nudity in the manga with a strong and rare "look but dont touch" aesthetic, that really fits the story and the innocence of the characters. subtlely turning what could have been a cliché, ecchi boner joke into a pivotal and cute points of character development is genius. riko NEVER referred to regu as a robot ever since .. and nanachi has seen it all. naa!)
Great analysis. I agree with everything besides the part about Bondrewd. His actions can be explained by his vast selfishness, complete lack of empathy-which is partially due to him losing his mind more and more every time he used the zoaholic (relic that scatters his mind/consciousness into different bodies). So far it wasn't stated as to whether he became twisted due to using the zoaholic or if he was already twisted to begin with and simply became *more* twisted after using it.
It just shows that, whether in live action or in animation...evil and atrocities can shake you to your core.
good analysis
I just watched the movie finally and mannnnnn I can’t wait for season 2
First episode is out
This is one of the few animes that stayed in my mind for a while after finishing it, i remember 2 3 days after watching dawn of the deep soul and s1 i kept thinking of the series and events and trying to dig dipper into the story in my mind because it truly fascinated me,
i re watched dawn of the deep soul a week ago and the feeling i got from it is still slightly lingering since, theres just something about this anime that just hit different. some spoilers ~
sometimes that scene where bondrewd talks to nanachi as he is "dying" telling her how he is glad they didnt end up killing each other, and how he wishes her journey to overflow with curses and blessings come up to my head, and makes me feel so conflicted. he is truly a well written character
You did spoil major plot points in the film lol. Just wanted to point that out even though I’ve already seen said film 4 times 😂. Great review, nonetheless. It’s better and easier to leave spoiler warnings rather than having to dance around it in reviews and accidentally trick new viewers.
the first layer ost is so goated
Am I seruosly that mentally unhatched that I'm the only one that doesn't find this to be unsettling?
People make a drama out of cartoons, dude. I guess we're part of the few people that really can separate fiction from reality
It was the most awesome story i've ever watched. Loved the anime man also i cried a lot during the movie.
Season 1: suffer loli
Season 2: All you can eat buffet
Season 3: idk yet, let's wait
ILL B Waiting for ur edit
10 years lol for season 3
Season 3 is the most brutal, but also the most vague and abstract.
Bondrewd wasn't that bad a dude, he was kind enough to pack his kids lunchboxes 🤗
man u gotta try the manga... the anime made it extremely viewer-friendly... the manga is sick and it makes all the dark side of the emotions you described way deeper. New season is gonna be sick af, looking forward to it
Good review of the movie. This anime and movie and manga are a 10/10 all them are amazing I cant wait to see the next season the manga keeps getting even better it has become my all time favorite series ever
And now here we are with the second season full of adventures coming, MIA has to be one of the best or maybe the best anime i've ever seen in my opinion.
hello, i just watched ur video about made in abyss. ty ! I loved listening to it. The words are right and well chosen. I would love to have your opinion on the city of gold, I admit that I did not understand everything that really happened.
but most of all, i would love to know what made in abyss is really about. ok, i understood that it was very much about going on adventures, freeing oneself from one's fears, etc. a friend of mine told me that the anime reminded him very much of a kind of mental health representation.
after seeing the golden city, i recognized myself in faputa (i'm BPD). because of the things she has to free herself from, her borderline behaviors, her destructive side, i'm a little bit lost and i'd love to have someone's opinion on it.
may the abyss be merciful to you ~
Did we just missed the evolution of reg's ability??? He was one hella freaking amazing! When he fought bondrewd bruhhh
feel the depths rip our souls apart.
Just wait till season two as a manga reader it’s not for the weak stomach
Another show that I'll watch & yet still haven't
I watched like 6 episodes of Made in Abyss and i thought it was pretty fucking boring and i couldn't understand the hype but i had sooo many signs that i should give it another shot and i probably will. I am here to just click the video and give a comment to keep the YT algorithm flowing xD. Merry Christmas Kevin!.
Honestly that's exactly what my little brother was like, despite me telling him so much how much I adore this series he only watched 4 episodes then stopped to watch something else.
You definitely should! I can't think of another show with such an original premise with a unique soundtrack that just comes together so perfectly. Merry Christmas to you as well!
even if u don't like it i highly doubt you'll find anything like this! it's definitely worth your time either way
watch the movies. they are better.
@@darklight6921 I found the recab movies pretty worthless. They are just season one but worse.
You need at least 3 movies to fit the next arc, its that long
I got to watch that movie sometime.
Bondrewd's emotional state during his actions do nothing to change them. Jeffery Dahmer remembered the names of all of his victim's and i don't hear anyone trying to say that somehow makes him more sympathetic.
Not sympathetic but attached. Don't the sociopaths use the taking of life to feel deeper emotions and validation of their own existance? So each kill/person has value to Dahmer because of the feelings it caused 🤷♂️. Bondrewd was actually giving the down trodden opportunities of happiness as short lived as they might be. Prushka was going to be killed but was instead given a solid life and then turned partially immortal with the way white whistles work.
@@thorinhannahs4614 I'd argue killing Prushka was a far more humane thing to do then flaying her alive to be used as a cartridge.
@@GhostOfSnuffles A matter of degree. We'll have to see if she is miserable as a white whistle.
Having watched the movie, I must say, very impressive how you avoided spoilers.
On an unrelated note, I fucking cried watching this video. Guess that serves as evidence enough how horrifying this movie was.
Why do we have hands?
To pet the Bondrewd.
To hold the Bondrewd.
To give all your life possessions to the Bondrewd (Especially your organs.)
We all love the Bondrewd
No wtf
If you don't want to become a cartridge for the best dad, you are not pog.
Go make yourself into a cardriges maybe he'll notice you, god damn fucktard
@@ShadowCompanyOperator He only likes cardridges filled with loli soup though
THEN JUST TURN INTO A LOLI. This is not me asking, your sacrifice is necessary for best dad.
Nanachi in season 2 is much more optimistic. Shows how consistent and good the arc is
Bondrewd is a villain in the vein of Pucci. He's evil that doesn't know he's evil.
love this film so much
I must be extremely desensitized. This movie and Made In Abyss season 1 were not that horrifying to me, but maybe that's because I read so many reviews on how horrific it is before watching it so expected worse. The only part that was truly hard to watch was the part with Riko's arm in season 1, and everything to do with Mitty was disturbing, plus of course the sexualisation of the child characters. But I didn't find it that graphic for the most part, and the story wasn't that heart-wrenching to me. Just me?
Edit: Many of the concepts are horrifying, but I didn't find this translated to actually making me feel the full force of the horror on an emotional or physical level, if that makes sense.
seriously, Made In Abyss is one of the best pieces of fiction ive ever witnessed. im fully serious when i say the only part i didnt care for was the teacher in the orphanage, dont remember her name but the older lady. she plays a super small part in the series, so it basically doesnt matter that she exists. its just crazy to me that every single other part of the entire thing all the way through to volume 11 which is all that is out so far in the manga at least, is just about perfection in my eyes. sure, there are the weird things that were drawn or animated, which the series gets in trouble for. but at least for me, its super easy to look past those weird moments because of how invested i am in the story. asides from that teacher, i love every single character in the story, and i think every character thats been introduced so far is at the least an 8/10. even characters who appear to not be important play a pretty good part in the story, like Maa for example.
i cant wait for the rest of this series to be released, its the first series thats captivated me in such a way.
I bought the mitty nanachi statue cause I loved the anime and manga so much also almost got the entire manga series.
this many people forgot when he said gonna use riko body lol
Bondrewd was a bad guy, but not a "bad guy"