again that's the same thing and people do get
anime burnout syndrome
what am I going to do with my life now
When Ace died I did not want to read the Jump magazine for a while.
Hey guys and girls this is CathyCat greetings from Tokyo and this time we're in this wonderful
surrounding here in Tokyo we're feeling a little bit as if we are in an anime or a
manga but did you know anime manga can make you sick and we're going to find
out what kind of sickness syndromes there are so let's go and make up
number one the oh.................
Ehehe.... (^_^);;;
Please edit that out. Promise.
Number one the anime burnout syndrome now burnout syndrome is generally when you lose a lack
of motivation to do anything you don't want to do anything
nothing and you don't you can't even think of anything that you would want to do you cannot
even get yourself excited to start something like a pro baseball player who retires and then does
nothing for a while and really has struggles of getting excited again, that's the same thing and
people do get anime burnout syndrome... the anime burnout syndrome occurs when a fan is so much
into an anime that they spend a lot of time with that anime and once that anime or manga finishes
they don't know what to do they don't know how to react and that's generally for a longer series for
example Naruto, Bleach, series that have been going on for a very very long time... once these finish
some people just fall into a hole because they've been cheering for them, they've been rooting for it
they've been waiting every week for an episode to come out and suddenly that thing that they had
all the time that they felt so passionate about is over... it's gone there's the end so they don't
they don't want to do anything anymore they don't want to have food they don't want to go to school
they don't want to do anything anything at all and that's the anime burnout syndrome that some Otakus
in Japan are getting ... to make you understand think of the feeling you have after you binge watched a
long series for a very long time and you've been following that series for a very very long time
and it's suddenly over you're like "What am I gonna do with my life now? What what am I gonna do?"
I guess for me that would have been something similar maybe not as extreme but
I know that for me watching sailor moon SNEEZE bless you director
In Germany was it was a big deal so me and my friends we'd always talk each other after the episode if it
was a really good episode we'd look every day towards the time when that was on
we followed the story the characters it got more and more intense
and over such a long time we all identified with it
you know at that time mind you I was doing Sailor Moon musical as well so the whole Sailor Moon storyline
musical as well so the whole salem one storyline
(....Omg The Director cut it out I can't even....)
Bfut once that series finished it was like it's over it's gone and it's been such a big part
of our lives what are we gonna do from now on now we knew the story was gonna end sooner or
later because it had happened way before already in Japan and italy all the other countries got
the anime way before us but it was still a shock that it was over and so we had to kind of go like
but do we still "What do we do do we just like quit doing Sailor Moon musicals what do we do?" so
it was it was a big deal to us and I think it is it's so sad to see something that you feel very
passionate about and that you identify with so much is suddenly ending and you're going like okay
what's the next step? Demon slayer in 2020 was became the biggest grossing anime movie
of the of the entire of the history and that during the current state of events so many many
people went to watch the ending in the cinema and due to that afterwards a lot of people experienced
the loss of it so the "demon slayer loss" became a tag name here in Japan and on twitter and similar
people call --- something something loss in that connection so for example when
Haikyuu finished which was very popular with the girls people had the Haikyuu loss feeling
of it "oh my god it's over what do I do next" or another one was the Naruto loss once Naruto was
over because Naruto been running for such a long time and suddenly it's gone and some people got
very upset and some people really really did not do well after that.... but this apparently does not
only count for the end of the anime season or a manga season the end of that area but also if one
of the characters that you've been rooting for for a season and you find really good suddenly dies so
Burono burono.....
So for example from Jojo's bizarre adventure: bolonda buchelatti when that
character died a lot of girls in Japan were very very upset
oh I i don't know him
I don't know him sorry
Ari ari ari? Arividerchi
Why Why are you crying? What's wrong?!?!?!?!
I am sorry!!!
Ari ari ari? (I don't get the joke does anyone understand this joke?)
Now that can be for our losses of characters that you kind of know are gonna die or for
characters that totally take you by surprise so for example the shock of the loss of the girls
in Madoka Magica I don't wanna spoil too much is a different shock of the loss of a character we kind
of know what is going to happen so for example Menma in Anohana "the flower we saw that day" you
know she's already dead and she's there as a ghost but still that that that loss just drags through
the whole movies or series and it kind of keeps hurting the whole time and when she then finally
goes that's just another point when you again feel sad all over again
What anime loss have you experienced which anime or character has gone and you're very sad about
and it's kind of affected you let us know in the comments... now online it is said that actually neon
genesis evangelion is one of those anime where you do not experience the same type of loss because
if you watch the very first episode you don't know what's going on and you watch the last episode
and you really don't know what's going on so because you don't quite grasp what the story
is about and what's going on you don't feel that kind of loss
And today we have a guest ... introduce yourself.
My name is Mako.
Did you watch Evangelion? - I did.
What did you think when you watch it? - I have no clue what's going on.
(director cutting out Cathy's lines a lot in this part)
Did you watch the movies?
I watched the first 3 - What did you think of them? - I don't understand them.
Did you ever get sad when an Anime ended or when a character died.
We are asking about anime LOSS feelings
When Hughes dies in Full Metal Alchemist...
That's when I was shocked and then in One Piece...
When Ace died I didn't want to read JUMP magazine for a while.
You didn't want to look at it anymore? - I became like that.
I didn't want my favourite character to die but I overcame that sadness somehow.
You gotta get over that. - Yes, I gotta see the world that he has left behind!
That's how I am still alive.
So what is your anime loss manga loss or character loss in a season or series that you
love and you kind of kind of affected you a little bit let us know in the comments
down below looking forward to finding out don't forget subscribe for more and tick
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(FYI the director cut out a huge part of the conversation to make his own point and erase Cathy's point.)
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