Soo I Finally Watched Mob Psycho...

I feel the best way to describe the difference between OPM and Mob was that OPM started as a joke and ended up an actual series while Mob from the start was meant to be a series.

Mob psycho 100 is not an anime. Its a freaking passion project.

This show has my heart. Unlike a lot of people who turn away from the show because of its artstyle, that's actually the reason I started it. It was different and new. I have always been a fan of the "unpolished" look. something about it just makes me appreciate animation as an art form even more. The way the animators experiment, take risks, and adapt the art to the tone of the show amazed me. You can feel the passion of the creators behind it. So while I went into this show with no expectations it easily became my favorite show. And while I'm not gonna say everyone would love it as much as I do I think the theme of self improvement in the show is something that just about anybody can resonate with.

Animation is arguably one of the bests of all time and u can tell by the love animators put on it, part is bc they love the manga aswell so they go all in on every episode

im glad more people like mob psycho. it kind of saddened me that half of the people are only watching for the fights and are completely ignoring the point of the anime.

That art joke was good enough to subscribe. I'm surprised at how people weren't hook after the Teru-Mob fight. 100% Sadness made me amazed at how honest and deeply we dived into Mob's psychology and the reality of his struggle

Mob psycho 100 is one of like 4 other anime that I've actually given a 10/10 to. I think what really did it for me was episode 7, in season 2. The whole Reigen arc was incredible. And the Shimazaki fight scenes. Still some of the coolest things I've ever seen in anime.

Reigen's loneliness episode and when Mob said that Reigen is a good guy is the one that get me "Yup, this is it", the characters when from just a character in anime to feel like an actual person with real life struggles that I kinda relate to and I just wanted to hug them you know :')

Season one actually hit me hard. Watching mob get overwhelmed as a kid who was trying his best resonated with me. And to see Ragen take the burden from Mob, and tell Mob that it was ok to run away, was just incredibly touching. Because Ragen had no real way to actually protect Mob, but knew that as the grown up, even if he didn't have the means, that he should do so. And to have that exchange, where Ragen could have literally died, all so Mob could escape, was insane. How many other anime are their, with people who are teens, where they have to do that dangerous and scary thing, even though there are adults around? Season one was a kid, desperately trying to be normal, while also being forced into situations that were too much for a kid to handle. And the end was an adult saying that it was ok to be afraid. It hit me, since like Mob, I struggled with very adult issues, from a very young age. I was forced into hiding my emotions til the bottle burst, self isolating until I was socially awkward, and often couldn't really handle what was happening. Which is why the ending got me, and I sobbed for it. Cause all I wanted was for someone to help, and tell me it was ok to be scared, or angry, or confused. The message just hit home hard. And when Season 2 came out, I found it to be a perfect continuation of that message. It is ok to be scared, but you will have to learn to face those fears to grow. Also, I do want to watch Season 3, but am not sure I want to support a studio who got rid of the dubbed actors due to them getting unionized.

I can't describe in words how much I love the artsyle and anime, going by the interviews from the art directors for the anime, despite it seeming so simple, they put so much thought into how they'd adapt it, and even admitted it was quite hard recreating ONES unique style. (Plus even the animators find Reigen hot, god the things they say about him)

Okay, you’ve persuaded me. I’m watching it.

Mob psycho 100 and Vinland saga are stories that genuinely changed and shaped my outlook on life

Mob psycho put a missing piece back into my heart. That sounds very cliche but it truly teaches you lessons you never expected to learn from an anime. When Reigen said “it’s okay to run away”, I cried like a baby

season 2 episode 7 is still one of my favorite episode of all kind of media of all time

You have described almost perfectly why I love Mob Psycho. Thanks, great video

Mob Psycho was that show in my life. It got me out of a hard place when I was a kid... And the banger OPs. It's not Mob Psycho without Mob Choir

I was one of those people, who watched Mob Psycho right after it came out. I watched it. It was nice. But then I just forgot about it. And only after so many years, when the 3rd season was announced - I rewatched it And my mind was blown The characters, the music, the animation.. I didn't appreciate it all back then when I watched it for the first time. It's just that.. It was a wrong timing Now that I am much older I can fully relate to the struggles of the characters (Reigen especially) And I can finally see how great-written this show is. Truly inspiring

Mob Psycho 100 is objectively the best anime of the late 2010s to early 2020s.

I'm shocked that people even had the thought of dropping this series cross their minds but then again, I had no prior knowledge regarding it and I was able to enjoy it as it was.

Gotta appreciate how the animators made reigen so sexy the whole animation team being down astronomical for him is me fr