091 - Lessons to learn from the Japanese Anime

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[00:00:18] Hey guys, this is Connect The Dots podcast and

[00:00:21] Let's talk about animes

[00:00:24] Now the chances of you knowing what an anime is very minimal because you don't get to watch these in theaters

[00:00:31] But they're not publicly advertised

[00:00:33] What most people know is about only Disney cartoons and all of that. That's great, but

[00:00:39] Here's something more interesting Rishabh. So what is

[00:00:43] different about anime compared to anything else that you've seen

[00:00:47] So in a normal cartoon or in a normal movie you see in the theaters

[00:00:57] there's always a villain and

[00:01:00] there's always a

[00:01:02] hero

[00:01:03] okay, and

[00:01:06] The villain has I don't know what reason to be a villain

[00:01:11] but

[00:01:13] It's like okay. I'm going to give you this example, okay

[00:01:16] Actually

[00:01:21] No, I'm not going to give you that example. I'm going to give you something else

[00:01:24] Okay, my mind is just flickering right now

[00:01:27] so

[00:01:28] the thing is in

[00:01:31] Normal movies there's a good and bad guy and the bad guy

[00:01:36] I mean in normal cartoons and all they have some weird reason to be a villain or a bad guy

[00:01:42] Some very petty reason like I I fell into acid because of you I fell into this thing

[00:01:49] I I lost my family because of you or something and

[00:01:54] It just it just has these I mean lost your family that is not a pretty reason but

[00:02:02] These are like

[00:02:04] what

[00:02:05] you know

[00:02:07] Normal movies would be like I I my toothpick broke because of you

[00:02:15] Like these petty reasons sometimes come in movies gay and

[00:02:21] But the differences are with an anime

[00:02:26] The villain or

[00:02:28] The hero the hero is doesn't know that he's a hero

[00:02:32] He just

[00:02:34] Finds and there's not always good guy bad guy hero

[00:02:39] Villain it's always different like one of the animes is not

[00:02:45] about

[00:02:47] The good guy winning but it's about

[00:02:52] the story ending which is very

[00:02:54] Fascinating in a way, which is very different

[00:02:57] Animes will not

[00:02:59] You will not find anime is very

[00:03:02] Interesting at first but

[00:03:05] When you watch it, I like to watch it in night like 8 o'clock

[00:03:09] I like to watch it at that time because it gives me something to dream about and it's very

[00:03:14] you know, it's very nice to watch an anime and

[00:03:19] You don't have any

[00:03:22] Energy like the

[00:03:25] The hero one or anything. You just feel very calm after an anime

[00:03:31] Finishes so what I've noticed in animes is in animes is that the kind of stories that they have is very close to

[00:03:38] The real-life situations of here. It's not

[00:03:41] fictitious or it's not just imaginary or you know, like

[00:03:46] Fantasy kind of thing. I like that too, but animes are more, you know practical and

[00:03:52] the real-life situations and the way that they've it's a the expressions of those

[00:03:57] You know characters and it's just amazing and and the lessons that you could learn from watching one anime could be really really really deep and

[00:04:08] Like you said I just feel good, you know

[00:04:11] It feels really great watching and these animes are basically Japanese correct and they're hand-drawn most of these animes. So

[00:04:19] You know the most fascinating thing is there are some animes from the 1980s and

[00:04:25] 1950s and all that and they've already

[00:04:30] visualized a flying aircraft or

[00:04:35] Like these things they visualize

[00:04:38] Very much. So it's very futuristic very futuristic for their era

[00:04:43] so

[00:04:44] This is what fascinates me. How can people from the 1950s?

[00:04:49] Come up with such an amazing anime and

[00:04:53] Such an amazing I mean no offense to the people from the 1950s. They're all great

[00:04:58] But I just don't know how this is what we would do in our day and age. This is

[00:05:05] Exactly, not exactly but this is how we would project it in our day and age and that's what fascinates me

[00:05:13] Perfect then and another thing is that the music what do you think about the music in the anime movie?

[00:05:18] Tishav I just love Joe Toshio's music. What do you think the music?

[00:05:23] Just fits into the anime. You can't take the music from one anime and put it into the other just

[00:05:31] Perfectly fits like when you fit the last puzzle piece into a huge

[00:05:37] Puzzle, what if you just take some other puzzle piece and fit it? Do you think it'll go in? No

[00:05:42] That's how the music fits in the anime. That's how I feel when I listen to the music it makes me think of that

[00:05:50] Lovely and I just love it. It's not the regular ones with you know, like what do you see in Aladdin?

[00:05:55] No, I love I've watched a lot of them when I was a child

[00:05:59] But this is so much more different and it's more dreamy. It's more

[00:06:05] It's more lingering in the mind. It keeps playing back again and again and again

[00:06:09] And if you haven't watched anime yet guys, I think you should just grab I'll put some suggestions in the you know, the

[00:06:17] description below for you to watch at least two or three of them you just love them and then I'm sure once you develop interest

[00:06:23] it's gonna you know take all these movies out of your list and

[00:06:29] Maybe not all the other movies, but it'll take a big

[00:06:33] Placement in your movie list perfect

[00:06:36] So that's about animes guys to check it out and I love the Japanese culture

[00:06:41] I love I want to go to Japan sometime and it's just beautiful

[00:06:45] so if you like this episode do stay tuned for more such beautiful conversations and

[00:06:52] Goodnight guys. Bye. This is connect the dots signing off