Amphibia S1E1: “Anne or Beast”
Anthropomorphic cartoon animals were Walt's original jam, and a hundred years later here we still are.
Mob Psycho 100 S1E5: “OCHIMUSHA ~Psychic Powers And Me~”
I have no idea what to say about this one.
Fullmetal Alchemist S2E10: “Family Portrait”
That's, um, an interesting choice for pacing this episode.
Thunderbolt Fantasy S1E2: “Attack of the Xuán Guǐ Zōng!”
Next episode of Potter Puppet Pals!
Thunderbolt Fantasy S1E1: “Code of Umbrellas”
A couple of clever details and a cool and interesting hero character, but they're balanced out by an extremely generic plot and inadequate practical effects.
Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood S2E9: “The Shape of this Country”
It sure has been a hot minute since I did an FMA:B episode, hasn't it?
Captain Simian and the Space Monkeys S1E2: “Yes, We Still Have No Bananas”
She's going to be like this for the entire goddamned show, isn't she?
Captain Simian and the Space Monkeys S1E1: “Yes, We Have No Bananas”
Not all of the children's action/adventure cartoons of the 1990's were about anthropomorphic animals fighting crime. Some of them were about anthropomorphic animals in space.
Zombie Land Saga E1: “Good Morning SAGA”
Birds are singing, flowers are blooming, and an overly perky anime redhead named Sakura is watching some idol singers on YouTube.
Kill Six Billion Demons (book one): part 2
On one hand, fuck. On the other hand, I kind of laughed uproariously for several minutes.
Kill Six Billion Demons: book one (part 1)
The house of the gods is abandoned, and the cockroaches have taken it over.
Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood S2E8: “Ice Queen”
That title is a little too on the nose. It's got to be a surprise double-entendre or something.
Epithet Erased S1E1: "Quiet in the Museum" vis a vis RWBY S1E1: "Ruby Rose" (part two)
Time to conclude this battle of the very strange YouTube series.
Epithet Erased S1E1: "Quiet in the Museum" vis a vis RWBY S1E1: "Ruby Rose"
Seriously, what the hell are you even expecting the end result of this to be?
RWBY S6E3: “The Lost Fable (part three)”
Once every great while, RWBY does something so incomprehensibly, unbelievably, monolithically stupid, seemingly without any irony or self awareness, that I am actually unable to process it.
RWBY S6E3: “The Lost Fable” (part one)
It's like listening to a really complicated fairy tale being told by someone with dementia.
Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood S2E7: “The Northern Wall of Briggs”
You know, thanks to the OP's visuals, I'd been sure that this episode's title referred to an actual, literal wall that fortified the Amestrian border.