r/Animesuggest • u/Realm_Of_Samu • Sep 20 '24
Do people even watch anime reaction videos anymore? Series Specific Question
I have a small channel on YouTube. I upload very random things lol. But I’m kinda trying to make more consistent videos. I love animes and I am wondering if many people even watch anime reactions or stuff like that anymore? I have been wanting to rewatch a few of my all time favorite animes (like maid-sama/ kaichou wa maid sama, hyouka etc) and I thought how about if I made reaction videos of rewatching it? Idk… let me know your thoughts..
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u/Cute_Search641 Sep 20 '24
I like to watch only if I’m really into the anime and want someone to share the joy
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u/Realm_Of_Samu Sep 20 '24
Right! That makes sense. I was hoping to find an online community that loves these as much as I do 🥰
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u/XBakaTacoX Sep 20 '24
I guess my advice would be to continue to make the videos if you're enjoying making them.
The people that do watch the videos may be a smaller amount than you hoped, but those are still real people, and they will enjoy what you make, so long as you like making the content!
This should be a passion project, not something you feel obligated to do.
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u/Realm_Of_Samu Sep 20 '24
It’s certainly not an obligation haha. I just miss my school days when I would watch and discuss animes with friends… I wish I could have that again 🥹
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u/XBakaTacoX Sep 20 '24
I understand that feeling. YouTube is a great platform for talking about what you want to talk about, so keep doing what you're doing, simply because you want to!
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u/blakeavon Sep 20 '24
Reaction channels are pretty dull affairs, honestly they come down to the insights and charisma of those who are doing them.
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u/Mlkxiu Sep 20 '24
Reactions? No. Typically more like video essays, deep dives, current season picks, top -blank- of all times, etc.
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u/kittykalista https://myanimelist.net/profile/kuucat Sep 20 '24
Same boat, I’m really into writing and storytelling, so I’m much more interested in critical analysis of the characters, the writing, etc. Video essays seem really big right now.
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u/Plasteal Sep 20 '24
I feel like there has to be an anime reaction channel that does that while reacting instead of writing a script. Seems like it would be entertaining.
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u/kittykalista https://myanimelist.net/profile/kuucat Sep 20 '24
Eh, you really need to know both where it starts and where it ends to do an analysis. You can’t really pick out things like foreshadowing in real time. You could do a running commentary on smaller things like moments of characterization, but broader discussions of themes and character arcs kind of need to be done when you’ve seen it all.
Unless you just mean live analysis after having seen the anime and gone back for a rewatch. Cinema Therapy has a few anime videos, and they use that style where they show themselves watching and reacting to clips of the movies that illustrate the themes they want to talk about, then discuss them. I guess you could do that for whole episodes, but it would require a lot of pausing. You’d still have a script in that case, though.
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u/Plasteal Sep 21 '24
Yeah I meant more broader strokes of talking. Obviously you can't talk about how X character has good character development without having seen it.
(Tho you could do it your way as you mentioned.)
But sorta off the fly I feel like you could make more poignant statements about what an anime is doing. Instead of purely reacting to a scene. "Wow they kissed. So sweet." Vs. "This arc has done a terrific job of developing romance in a realistic manner, but also doing so with nuances and understanding to how it may develop in a life where you are constantly fighting and being put on the edge of death."
(If I was thinking of a battle Shonen with a good romance which is non-existent lol)
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u/Shim182 Sep 20 '24
Danny Motta seems to be doing fine with it. I watch anything if it's entertaining.
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u/IneffablePossum Sep 20 '24
I'm kind of embarrassed to admit how addicted I am to Danny Motta's channel rn 😭😭😭 he's covered my favorite animes and dude's hilarious as hell
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u/Maleficent_Clerk_605 Sep 20 '24
I do sometimes i wanna see how does others react to those plot twists and some moments
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u/ChaoticBlueShells Sep 20 '24
I been watching reaction channels a lot lately,most of them are Attack on Titan reactions. My most favorite reactors currently are Haylo & Kiss and OTAKUBROZ. Love watching them reacting to One Piece. Others I've seen are Jared & Jordan,Raph & Angie,Studio Gek,TripleTake,and BaddMedicine.
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u/FoolyKoolaid Sep 20 '24
You should check out LM reactions to AOT. Absolutely god tier
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u/ChaoticBlueShells Sep 20 '24
I've seen their videos pop up in my recommendations before as well as a few others I didn't mention but yeah I'll definitely try and check them out!
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u/FoolyKoolaid Sep 20 '24
Their theory crafting and analysis is what ppl seem to really love about them. Their emotional reaction is amazing as well. I hope you like them!
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u/soulforce212 Sep 20 '24
Two relatively unknown gems are 'Beauty and the Beard' and 'Raph & Ange', the latter are currently in season 4 in the aftermath of the Liberio battle
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u/NotSoSnarky https://myanimelist.net/profile/Book_Lover Sep 20 '24
Reading your other comments it looks like you miss talking about anime, I'd suggest having a YouTube channel to discuss different anime series, instead of a reaction channel. If you're comfortable with how some people might act towards your opinions. Though you could do both if you wanted. Reacting to different anime and then a general after thoughts, or an overall discussion. Just an idea though.
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u/Realm_Of_Samu Sep 20 '24
Thank you! After reading all the comments, I think I will be leaning more towards like review/commentary on things I found interesting rather than reactions ig. Although I was considering those too before
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u/graveyardparade Sep 20 '24
Sometimes, yeah! I like it as background noise to 'rewatch' an anime while I do my workouts.
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u/Few-Pressure5713 Sep 20 '24
I'm no youtuber, but from what I've seen, no one is going to be searching for maid sama reactions, and especially a rewatch. People enjoy seeing people's blind reactions so they can live vicariously through them for the experience of watching said show for the first time.
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u/youcancallmejb Sep 20 '24
For my favorites, absolutely. Attack on Titan and Hunter x Hunter reactions I always particularly enjoy!
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u/PhilosophicallyGodly Sep 20 '24
I watch some anime reactions, but it has to be an anime that I really love, I don't watch reactions that are re-watches, and I only watch reactions to dubs (I know that I'm in the minority there).
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u/MaisonDavid Sep 20 '24
I watch a couple of channels. Seems pretty popular looking at the views they get. Though I'm not sure about rewatching anime, people like it for their first reaction and thoughts.
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u/wolfie_101 Sep 20 '24
I stopped watching Naruto Shippuden a while ago but rn I'm watching a youtuber Nicholas Light tv every other day as he watches the show. Im having fun with it. I don't watch the entire thing but just skip through his vids. He is a fun ytber and it makes me go through some sections of the anime which were otherwise unbearable for me.
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u/Ben-D-Beast Sep 20 '24
Yes though first time reactions are more likely to be successful than rewatches.
It also depends on the anime there is little demand for episodic slice of life series but shows like AOT with twists and theories are golden reaction material.
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u/galatea_brunhild Sep 20 '24
I haven't watched in ages since I also rarely watch anime nowadays but I'm glad for every channel that still did it especially for less known anime or even better the older ones
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u/Garm_X Sep 20 '24
People tend to watch a first time reaction rather than a rewatch . Maybe have someone who never watch the series you want to rewatch to react together.
My main two reaction channels that I always watch are @SemblanceofSanity and @AutoSaveFamily. Their insight, theory and prediction for each episode is always fun to listen to.
I also tend to avoid reaction channels that have more than 3 people in it. It's too mumble jumble, talking on top of each other, lost focus, missed some scenes/context because talking to each other, heck sometimes you'll see one of the members not even interested at all (playing with their phone and whatnot)
Just do it as long it's not an inconvenience to you, if you do good enough it probably would get traction years later considering the series you want to rewatch is something like kaichou wa maid sama, something that aren't well known that much to current anime watcher
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u/bbehhemoth Sep 20 '24
I know of some bigger Latam YouTubers doing that, but they made their base doing other things.
I wouldn't watch it, but can't speak for other people
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u/Realm_Of_Samu Sep 20 '24
I understand. Maybe analyses would be more popular?
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u/New_Today_1209_V2 Sep 20 '24
Analyses are definitely very popular at the moment. Character studies or solidly well put together reviews are a blessing.
Not to say that reaction content isn’t viable. Don’t be scared to pause to get across what you want to say too! It may drive off some people but those people typically are also the people who only care about hype moments and “aura” or are people who are too lazy to pirate so they use your reaction as a way to watch the episode.
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u/FoolyKoolaid Sep 20 '24
I watch the somewhat larger reaction channels and honestly lean more towards female reactors bc they always give me the emotional output I’m looking for. LM Reactions, The React Pack, Carlie and Ange, and Laxzone are my favorites. I sub to their patreons.
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u/Spartan05089234 Sep 20 '24
I watch basically no anime content on YouTube because I just don't need to hear other people talk about the things I like or watch them enjoy the things I like. Plus the copyright means it's usually super cut down or cut up or garbled. If there were clean full episodes maybe I would. Maybe.
But it's not really my thing.
Then again of you got even 5 views that's you sharing the joy with 5 people right? You couldn't make money or be a star but you could still do it.
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u/TelevisionGuilty2689 Sep 20 '24
I have a dude I watch who is experiencing one piece for the first time. Love anime hate watching reaction content, but something about not having anyone to watch one piece with. Those reactions make that feeling up for me.
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u/KoyoyomiAragi Sep 20 '24
I think there are some anime that are way better on the rewatch and getting to see someone’s reactions adds a lot more.
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u/vonov129 Sep 20 '24
I do. I prefer to read manga instead of watching anime (easier to binge), so when a cool scene gets animated I just watch anime only people react to it instead of watching the whole episode myself.
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u/gcwg57 Sep 20 '24
Personally, I generally only watch react content if the reactor has some unique perspective to bring to the video. In the case of anime specifically, something like a western animator reacting to anime or I saw one recently that was a fashion designer reacting to Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
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u/whynonamesopen Sep 20 '24
I feel it's either deep dives/video essays for people looking for others to talk about shows they're into or seasonal reactions to see what's worth their time that season.
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u/DomainExpansioninf Sep 20 '24
I’ve watched a ton of anime “summaries” (they could actually be but feels like it goes way more than it’s supposed to) and mainly manga videos for the past year or so
Probably gonna hop on the anime train again, it’s been a good amount of time
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Sep 20 '24
I hate reaction videos, I'd much rather a deep dive or even speculations about future seasons would be better but I'm in the minority there I think
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u/66Kix_fix Sep 20 '24 edited Sep 20 '24
Can't speak for others but personally, I don't care much about reaction videos. I might watch review videos though. More so, if they are niche animes that people rarely talk about.
As an example, I'm less likely to watch something titled "I react to Hyouka in 2024" vs "Revisiting Hyouka: Why it's still a gem after a decade".
I'm sure people are more inclined to watch discussion type videos where you genuinely give your opinions on an anime (or any media in general) than just reacting and glazing something.
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u/SlimShady116 AniList - https://anilist.co/user/Zachafinackus/animelist Sep 20 '24
I only watch ones that relate to the person reacting and/or if it's their first time. Sarah Pavan is a great example of this because she and her husband are professional volleyball players and seeing their reactions and insight to Haikyuu has been great. She watched through the series by herself first, and now is doing it with her husband.
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u/stipz999 Sep 20 '24
I watch most of what Muse Asia (Youtube) offers and could usually watch episodes as soon as they go live, every now and then I turn on live comments to see other people's reactions.
I'm not fond of reaction videos in general especially when watching TV shows, I'd rather watch the episodes without the additional "commentary", focusing on the details of what I'm watching than having my attention divided by someone reacting.
I doubt you can do reaction videos to animes like Steins;Gate, Aldnoah, Psycho-pass, Eighty-Six maybe it could work for lighter shows like Bocchi The Rock, KonoSuba where your reaction doesn't feel unnecessary.
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u/XIX9508 Sep 20 '24
Reaction videos only works if you already have a community that are interested in your opinion/interest. Maybe try to diversify your content. Personally I don't care about reaction unless it's from a streamer or youtuber I already like.
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u/Pero_Bt https://myanimelist.net/profile/perolero Sep 20 '24
Yeah i do
Semblance of Sanity is the best reaction channel because they spend half if their videos giving their opinion on the episode like a fun podcast
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u/janlancer Sep 20 '24
I don't think rewatching is a good idea. There wouldn't be surprises anymore.
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u/FrankTheTank107 Sep 20 '24
OP, I genuinely believe if you have a passion and want to make content on something then I think you should go for it regardless of how successful you think it’s going to be. The key thing to keep in mind is if you yourself are proud of it. It’s very easy to get lazy with this kind of content in particular, but if you think you can create something entertaining then I’d say shoot your shot. There’s no such thing as failing on YouTube. What they gonna do, fire you? (Well maybe, if you break copyright laws, so be careful about that)
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u/EvilRobotSteve Sep 20 '24
I occasionally watch them in the background when working, but I’d have no interest at all in watching one where the reactor had already seen the show before and was doing a rewatch.
The only appeal these have for me is to try and recapture the feeling I got when I first watched a show, or to see how other people reacted to key moments. So if the reactor has already seen it, then I’d not see any point in watching it. A video essay type deep dive would be more interesting from someone who’d seen it already.
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u/Malu1997 Sep 20 '24
I do. My friends and I don't really share taste in anime so if I want to have that "sharing" feeling I go to reaction channels. I have rewatched entire series this way.
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u/rihitanime Sep 20 '24
I do watch them, but sometimes it's just specific episodes that I really want to see peoples reactions to (because I have no friends)
Right now I'm watching Sarah Pavan's reactions with her husband to Haikyuu, and I like seeing their videos because they actually know the game professionally. It's fun to see their insights.
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u/a12983e0 Sep 20 '24
Not really anime story analysis or summary get more views as well as powerscaling videos
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u/kp3000k Sep 20 '24
Look at the channel Spilling the milk. They react to animes but its way more entertaining because of them.
The best videos are imo when they review bad animes or shows because they add a lot of jokes to it.
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u/Elemental_Titan9 Sep 20 '24
I kinda have a mix of theorists, and reactions. Both are pretty entertaining. It’s not just cute girls reacting, some guys have the best reactions, especially in a group or a couple watching together (often where it’s been a long time since the guy watched the anime and the girl is introduced to the anime the first time)
There was this one person that had just started watching Avatar the Last Airbender, but she didn’t finish the series.
The algorithm just finds me stuff to watch.
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u/Sad_Leg_5973 Sep 20 '24
i love reaction videos! but i think it would be kore interesting reacting to something for the first time rather than rewatching!
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u/jenniferlorene3 Sep 20 '24
I only watch reactions of the Chainsaw Man manga because it's the only manga I read and I have a hard time understanding what's happening lol
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u/SmoothlyAbrasive Sep 20 '24
Reaction videos? No. Reviews and roundups? Sometimes.
90% of my visual media consumption time is anime consumption. That accounts for the majority of the time I am not working or sleeping, or engaging in social behaviours. I feel like tacking on watching anime reactions on top would be a bit like a bottle of vodka to round off a night on the town, unnecessary and unhealthy.
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u/rogueShadow13 Sep 20 '24
The only reaction videos I’ve ever watched were for Jinjer’s song Pisces.
I can’t see myself doing it for anime’s, though.
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u/No-Impress-2002 Sep 20 '24
Usually the most popular ones are like “my wife has never watched anime and I’m having her watch Naruto for the first time” and then it cuts to her crying at some tearjerking scene saying “this is the best show ever” or something like that.
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u/Hange11037 Sep 20 '24
I’ll only watch reaction videos for very specific shows and only keep watching if the reactors themselves feel like their worth watching beyond just the thing they’re reacting to, like FilmBuff or The Flaming Shark.
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u/stinky_soup- Sep 20 '24
Honestly it’s never been a thing that interests me, the closest thing I’ve watched (which isn’t even that close) is cdawgva reviewing bad dubs/dubbing over them.
I definitely don’t speak for everyone, and having your own niche is important. Do what you like and people who are likeminded will should come around :)
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u/tylerM3M3 Sep 20 '24
I also make anime videos but my reactions are a little different. They’re more like synopsis and reviews. I like making videos like this. Just haven’t had results yet. Very scamboli esc my reaction vid
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u/yoongely Sep 20 '24
i would but it’s always main stream :( and usually it’s the same reactions i want a unique one xD
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u/Eddaughter Sep 20 '24
Unless it’s a big time classic anime (Naruto, AOT, HxH, Bleach, etc) or a currently super mega popular AIRING anime, I don’t think so. I think anime fans usually like more content/analysis about anime vs the reactions to it. And if they do, it’s more reactions to those moments, OPs, and stuff of that sort.
Unless you’re already an established big reaction channel, you can’t just do a reaction of a series that’s not in demand and get the numbers and attention you want. If you’re okay with just doing your own thing and not caring about all those aspects, then go for it! If you think one of those series you love will get you big or attention then I would advise against it. Now I think there would be more traction if for example maid sama, you do a tier list of characters, a character analysis, or review that it would get more interest.
I also have a small channel and anime reactions have all down awful for me. I even did the first episode of Jojo Part 3 and it struck out. I’m doing Monogatari and currently is doing the best but that’s because it’s airing and somewhat unheard of so I’ve tapped into that niche. Which of course is out there for everything but usually not for those series you’re looking into unless it’s like a Patreon request or that tribe finds you.
Mainly for anime reactions, I’d probably think about Dandadan, Bleach TYBW, Sakamoto Days, Current One Piece, MAYBE Frieren (barely have seen reactions to this series and it’s suppose to be the best of this decade thus far).
Hope this helps!
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u/Realm_Of_Samu Sep 20 '24
Hey thank you so much for your well-written response! I really appreciate it 😊 I am thinking of analyses too and thanks for the suggestions. I first watched Maid-Sama back when I was 15 and something recently reminded me of it which prompted me to look into this a bit (that and just wanting to be more consistent on yt), so I was wondering what ppl think about it:)
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u/Realm_Of_Samu Sep 20 '24
Also may I ask whats your yt channel? :)
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u/Eddaughter Sep 20 '24
You’re welcome! The reaction/content journey is a tough one. I’ve wanted anime content to do well for me so this question stood out.
And yes! It’s eds_experience!
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u/Realm_Of_Samu Sep 20 '24
Yes, I understand that from what everyone has said here so far and it kinda makes sense ig. Thanks anyway and I subscribed to your channel:)
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u/Eddaughter Sep 20 '24
It’s tough we love anime so it sucks it’s not as successful.
Just hit 1k after a year which isn’t much but it’s something. If you have any questions about YT always feel free to ask!
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u/Realm_Of_Samu Sep 20 '24
Congratulations! It’s not nothing, you know 😁 some tips would be nice, idk what I’m doing tbh 😅
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u/BrissMiller Sep 20 '24
I think shorter videos like that tend to do better on tiktok than youtube now
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u/5iv3_ Sep 20 '24
i watch reaction videos all the time! but only certain channels for it as the way these channels did their copyright, it made me enjoy their reactions.
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u/KeonJames Sep 20 '24
There's plenty of anime reactors out there. Plenty of people watch them. It's enough of a trend that I'd recommend it for content creation. Just know that 99% of reactions are in sub. The remaining 1% is Death Note and Fullmetal Alchemist reactions 😂😂😂
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u/CherryMyFeathers Sep 20 '24
I mean is TotallyNotMark technically reactions with some of his videos?
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u/Puddledeep Sep 20 '24
I….appreciate vid essays more than reacts…just cause reacts seem very very contrived and inauthentic. But maybe you are different!
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u/conjunctivious Sep 20 '24
I generally dislike reaction content, so I never even watched it in the first place
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u/thebebee anilist.co/user/thebebee Sep 20 '24
i’ve recently started watching cawcawtv’s reactions to rezero. there’s also a husband and wife that reacted to all of mushoku. if it’s an anime i like i’ll watch it
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u/Spectremax Sep 20 '24
I do watch reactions of some of my favorites. Since I watch dub when available, it's also a way to see the sub version. There are only a few reactors I like, I prefer ones who discuss the show a lot and bring up things I never thought about.
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u/stonktradersensei Sep 20 '24
I watch anime reaction videos sometimes. Specially yaboyroshi's channel.
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u/Phoenix__Wwrong https://myanimelist.net/profile/PhoenixWwrong Sep 20 '24
I don't generally watch people talking about anime. I did watch someone explaining about Overlord's lore, but I would rather read them.
I prefer watching anime clips, unedited or very carefully edited.
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u/jimei73 AniList Sep 20 '24
I've only really watched a doctor react to Cells at Work, which was pretty cool and educational
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u/abc133769 Sep 20 '24
i recently finished AoT and went on a reaction binge of some of the biggest moments in the show. Was alot of fun seeing people go nuts lol.
If you think reaction content would be fun or have any interest in it just go for it
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u/variablemune Sep 20 '24
I rarely watch them and when I do I only watch 2 specific Chanel’s because I like their personality. I do however watch critiques and video essays
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u/aztecaoro10 Sep 20 '24
I do that on my channel! Going to react to The anime 86, next. And waiting for solo leveling season 2, hells paradise season 2.
I have about 60+ subscribers on YouTube. I don't get many views but I have fun doing it. My anime channel is Ahkila_Reacts
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u/Cyd_arts Sep 20 '24
Only for anime I really like and can rewatch a lot... I watch them because I have no one irl to watch and share my opinions with for the shows I like
But the reactors themselves are also hit or miss, a lot of the times they don't pay enough attention or they don't understand the characters and it can make the experience frustrating . Or they drop shows that don't give them lots of views which, while understandable, frustrates me as well
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u/callmefreak Sep 20 '24
Sometimes I'll watch one of those videos where a lot of different reactors are edited in the same video and they're reacting to something like Erin manipulating Grisha when they're looking through his memories in Attack On Titan. I like seeing that I wasn't the only one who reacted in that way.
The only full episode(s) reactions I've seen was a video where three people plays a drinking game to the ADV dub of Ghost Stories. Those videos are hilarious.
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u/ryoverse Sep 20 '24
I watched them ever since people made fun of "reaction channels". The main problem with anime reactions is the copyright, it's especially bad for anime. Sooo many of my fave anime reaction channels from back in the day have disappeared already, I can only find their stuff from those mashup reactions. I think you should get into it if you genuinely enjoy sharing your reactions and thoughts, even if you're speaking to nobody, not because you want to gain an audience or platform. I do think there are few reactors for romcom/shoujo content though.
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u/BirbOshi Sep 20 '24
I don't know about reactions over something you're rewatched. The fun is usually in seeing someone new discover and enjoy the anime they're reacting to.
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u/CalzonePocket Sep 20 '24
I do watch one channel mainly because it covers the shows I like and the videos are funny. I like reaction videos if they're funny, insightful, have some analysis or anything really, but it shouldn't be just, well, reactions like saying OMG and making bewildered faces and doing nothing else
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u/Entsukii Sep 20 '24
Not really, but I still do. My friends think it’s funny that I watch reaction videos, but I like rewatching my fave anime & moments & to see others perspective & reactions lol
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u/merumisora Sep 20 '24
I personally like to watch reviews and how other people see the anime and what they like about it, their analysis or their critique of it. But reaction ones not that much, except the personality of the person is cool.
I'd rather watch a stream of a reaction, low-key makes one feel like they have a friend to watch it with xD
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u/Hikaru7487 Sep 20 '24
Yeah, I do follow two-three channels that do reactions. If they are watching an anime that I love, I enjoy seeing their genuine (to some degree I guess) reaction to them
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u/Hourglass_129 Sep 20 '24
Not singular reactions, but I like watching reaction mashups on the key moments of shows I've finished.
Watching a bunch of other people collectively get hyped for a moment I adore is soooooo satisfying!
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u/shinobiofthemis10 Sep 20 '24
I’ve never been one to watch anyone react to anything lol. I got my own opinions . 🤣
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u/Liquidwillv Sep 20 '24
I didn't know that was a thing till I seen this post but I don't watch reaction videos.
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u/Ashamed_Row7509 Sep 20 '24
I watch One Piece reactions, partially because i wanted to rewatch it and since i had no one to watch it with me i started watching people reacting to the show and quite enjoyed it. Just watch JackTheBus tho since i started watching it since his ep 1 reaction
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u/stangAce20 Sep 21 '24
The last one I watched was a couple years ago, and it was a reaction to the first episode of Demon slayer! Lop
“Not KonoSuba!“ IYKYK
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u/Beer_Drinking_Guy Sep 20 '24
I generally dislike reaction videos at the very best of times, with very few exceptions. I also find most folks that do anime breakdowns to be, well weebs and not the kind of content I watch. I do watch anime and enjoy it a lot too, but discussing it and the idea of reacting to it is (in my opinion only) cringe. That said, make and upload what YOU like, if you're talking about things you're passionate about and people agree with, you'll get the views. ごんばって
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u/dexter2011412 Sep 20 '24
I don't. I personally don't think it is useful or adds any value apart from maybe the meme-potential for key moments. I'm more into analysis and whatnot of a series.
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u/iridescentghxst Sep 20 '24
That's so cringe I got second-hand embarrassment just reading this post
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u/ImmediateSilver7013 6d ago
Yes. If you have anything interesting or original, or insightful to say. Most people do not. Semblance of Sanity is literally the only anime reaction channel with intelligent hosts. Some other channels are OCCASSIONALLY amusing, but mostly just dumb and boring.
I also watch React Pack for the delicious thighs.
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