I have lost my mind. I don't know why I decided to do this, but it is December 21st. And out of the blue, I found a really cool ranking list on Tearmaker. And I thought, hey, I could stream it. I could rank some shows and hang with my peeps here on YouTube. I didn't announce it fully, so that was a mistake. But hopefully people do trick in little by little live. Thank you to my good friend James for hanging out already, camping out early. This video was supposed to go live much earlier, but things happened. But nonetheless, here we are. We're doing a crazy idea here. Hopefully it doesn't take us all night to get through, oh boy, 300 anime. Yeah, you heard me right, 300. But don't worry, I'm not gonna spend every single minute talking about each individual series.  Let me share my screen here so you guys can see what I'm talking about. There we go. Okay, so here we go. Let's do this layout. I prefer this. So I zoomed everything in, and you can see all the different shows that we're gonna be ranking, and movies too. Some, I have to give a full disclosure. Some I have not read, or not read, sorry. I have not watched, I'm thinking manga and comics, sorry. Some of these shows, I would say out of 100%, I would say 89 to 90% I know about, and can rank safely on this video. That remaining percentage is divided between shows I have never seen, or stuff I've, maybe I saw three episodes, or five, or something like that. I haven't finished. So I have a separate little list for them. So just be aware. Also, this is just for fun, so don't take it seriously. If I talk bad about something that you like, I know people get offended for that, for some reason. But nonetheless, I'm excited to rank some shows. I love doing ranking videos. I don't do them often, but I do like them, and I like watching that stuff too, from other people on YouTube. So yeah, and also if you're watching this at a later point in time, thank you so much. Hit the like button, subscribe if you haven't. I do anime and manga content on this channel, mostly reviews, hauls, all that fun stuff. So yeah, there's a lot to go through, as you can see. Let's go bird's eye view here, of all the little thumbnails. This is super zoomed in.  Like I understand and can identify most of them, but stuff like, let's do this again. Like let's see, this thing, for example, I don't know what the hell that is. So hopefully we get some people in the chat that can help me out with some series, because there are a couple here that I have no clue what they are. And it's gonna sound like blasphemy to some of you. But that's part of the fun, I guess, for this video. So let's go back here, zoom out just a little bit. There we go. Okay, so as you can see, I put the listing in S tier, A, B, C, D, F, and not available, once again, stuff that I've not seen or haven't finished, okay? That said, let us begin, right? Okay, yeah. The first one on the list is Fairy Gone. I believe this came out two or a year and a half ago or maybe two years ago or something like that. Cool concept. I did not like the CG fairy monster things and quickly dropped it. I only watched like the first four episodes and wasn't really for me. So I can't really judge it. So right out the gate, it's going over to the not available list here. Next up is Dororo. This is what I like to think, put Suryamapa on the list, on the watch list for many people, for many weaves. This was a superb adaptation. I honestly prefer watching this over reading the original. That's just me. I think it's solid all the way through. Really cool series, great action scenes and just an overall fantastic story. Of course it's a Tezuka story, so there's a quality there, right? But Mapa really did a good job of animating it. So I think easily should be an A for now. I don't know how we're going to judge on S versus A but we're just going to do that for now. What is this? Your name, the film. Your name is a really beautiful film.  It's still solid and the Blu-ray looks phenomenal. I don't have a 4K transfer, but the Blu-ray looks great and I really should sit down and watch this again. I think I've only seen it two times when it first came out and then on Blu-ray. I kind of do want to check it out again, especially compared to other Shinkai films because the Shinkai movies, they kind of have a trope to them.  I think it's a, I'm just going to say it's a solid A for now. Next up is another fun Isakai. It is the Rising of the Shield hero. I think this was one of the better ones. I like the fact that Naufumi, Naufumi, Naufumi is a 20 plus year old college student. That's great because we're so fricking used to Isakai leads being in high school. It can get boring after a while and the genre itself, a lot of people have a love and hate relationship with it. But I thought this was one of the better ones, cool cast and a fun concept. Reptalia, she's one of my favorite characters. I'm going to do a solid B on that one for now. Here we have Blood Plus. We also have Blood, I think Blood C and Blood the Last Vampire are also on this list. And I'll tell you right now, Blood C, I did not watch, could not care less because I thought it was going to be a continuation of Blood Plus and it wasn't. And Blood the Last Vampire is a solid looking film. But I think out of all the blood stuff that I've seen, Blood Plus is the superior one. You had 51 episodes and you had a lot of fun developing these characters, Saya and her journey against the vampires and all that stuff. I really enjoyed it when it aired back in the mid odds in was it Toonami or Adult Swim, something like that. But yeah, I'm a big fan of Blood Plus, not perfect, but solid vampire anime. I think it's another B tier, honestly. B stars, that this were the manga easily as an A tier. I love the manga so much. But the anime, I don't, Orange Range Studio, was it Orange Studios? But Orange Rage is the band, right? Or the group, I'm not too sure right now. Orange Studios, they like to do the CGI cell shaded stuff. And I don't know, I think it really, it really takes away from the coolness of the manga and Paido Itagaki's art style, that I was really bothered by it. Usually I'm not that kind of guy. I love anime and I love manga equally, but this is something, this is an exception, I guess. If you read the manga and then you transition into the anime, it's really different. And I think there's so much more emotion and character expressions that are lost in that transition between the manga and animating the series into a computer animated show, if you get what I mean. The story is great, obviously it's based on the manga, but the art style really boned me out. And I loved, I really enjoyed watching season one. I remember watching it while I was checking out the manga and then as soon as I finished the first season, I started getting all the manga volumes and really enjoyed that. So I would place B-stars, the anime, right here for actually another B. Let's do either B or C. I'm not gonna dwell on it too much. Let's just do C for now.  I can't really judge it because I've only seen one of the films, so I'm just gonna stick that there. The animation is S tier. Like, holy crap, this looks insanely great, but I can't judge it fully because I have not watched the full trilogy, just the first film, which was solid. Next up, one of my all-time favorite TV shows, this is Paranoia Agent from my favorite animation director, Satoshi Kon. Easily. This is a no-brainer. I'm gonna put it on A tier for now. Possibly an S tier, we'll go over that later. Next up is Dr. Stone. I really enjoyed the anime. The soundtrack for Dr. Stone, I think is one of the most underrated soundtracks in anime. I think it's a classic in the making and I love listening to it. Whenever I get a new volume of Dr. Stone, the manga, I always put on the soundtrack on YouTube or whatever. I think it's on Spotify. And it's such an immersive experience because the soundtrack really does capture the tone of the manga of really fricking well. And the anime that first season, I thought was really well done, funny and well animated, great backgrounds and character designs, really emulated Boichi style. Although I prefer reading the manga because of Boichi, he's one of my favorite artists. But it's still solid, solid series. Easily a solid B for Dr. Stone. Shout out to my buddy, Jesse Sehwan. Thank you for joining. Thank you so much for tuning in.  I think that's the name of it. I've only seen scenes from it, so I can't judge it. Sorry, but it looks solid. Vinlin Saga, the first season, fantastic series, which studio never disappoints. I love all their works. And this just looks fricking amazing, the backgrounds and the action scenes. There were a couple CG elements that weren't necessarily to my liking, but a good 95 to 96% of the show I really enjoyed. I think it's an A-tier show, in my opinion. Next up, here we have Fire Force. I switched over. I prefer the Fire Force anime over the manga, to be honest. I think it's a fantastic, it's a fun, shonen, little bit of fan service here and there. Don't really care too much about that. It doesn't bother me. Or it doesn't knock the experience down. It's what I should say. It's a lot of fun. I really enjoy Fire Force. The visuals that I think is this David Production? I think it's David Production. They knocked it out of the park with the effects. The sound mixing and design on this show is top notch. I highly recommend, if you got a good surround system in your house, listen to the Fire Force anime. It sounds beautiful. And the visuals and all that stuff, like I said, are really fun. I think it's another solid B for me. Here's another case, similar to B-stars, where I love Doro Hadoro. I have the manga, phenomenal series. The anime, a lot of people were a little bit disappointed. I always go in with an open mind when it comes to new shows and different art styles. I'm open to everything. I don't really mind it. And this, I kind of was a little bit disappointed because you sort of took out the soul of the original story with Kyuhai Ishida's art.  And it goes with the theme and the setting and plot of Doro Hadoro. Mapa did a weird mix of CG with 2D and it looks okay, but you're really missing out by not reading the manga. So, honestly, I love Doro Hadoro, but this is about the anime. So I'm gonna go with, it's gonna join B-stars there on the C tier, in my opinion. Next up, here we have Kaguya-sama, Love is War. This is a phenomenal rom-com. Not super huge into rom-coms, but this one I absolutely love. The characters are phenomenal, but really funny and great timing, great comedic timing on the voice actors. That is what puts it above the rest, in my opinion. And I honestly prefer just watching the show over reading it. I laugh a lot more with the show than the manga. I think I'm gonna place Kaguya-sama as a B tier on my list. Nana, I've only watched like two episodes back in the day. I really need to get on that, sorry guys. GTO is another classic series that I think I saw all of it, I think. I'm not the biggest, it's gonna sound blasphemous because I know it has a huge fan base. I'm not super huge into GTO, it's fine. I don't know, maybe I should read the manga again and watch the show, but my initial impressions is the C, sorry. Beck, Mongolian chop squad, this is really hard because a lot of these have phenomenal manga. They were the original, but we're judging it on the anime. Anime is either a B or a C, honestly. Gonna leave it as a C for now, but the manga is amazing. Vakano, I haven't seen it, sorry. This is Lucky Star, right? Lucky Star, I've only watched like two or three random episodes, gotta add it there. This thing, I have no idea what the hell this is, so it goes in here. This is Summer Wars. Summer Wars is phenomenal, I really enjoy that. We're gonna do A tier. Afrosamurai, it's a solid, the animation's phenomenal, but that's the only thing I'd liked about Afrosamurai. D level. Naruto and Naruto Shippuden. The original Naruto is a solid B. I wasn't gonna do A, but then I remembered all those filler episodes, so it's a solid B. And Shippuden, it's a B too, we'll do that. It's all right, even though I love it to death. K, thank you for joining. There's a Nana Blu-ray coming out next year. Yes, I have that, I'm not gonna order it right away. I'm gonna wait to see if I can get it at a lower price at some point. Maybe one of the many sales from Sentai, so thank you for reminding me of that. Okay, shoot, I used to know what this was, and now I can't remember. If you guys know of the shows I'm skipping, please let me know in the comment section and in the chat if you're watching this right now, because I can't remember. Shoot, I know I've seen this before, but yeah. This, no, I'm not even gonna bother, I have not seen that. Fairy Tale, I watched like 10 or 20 episodes of it, and honestly, I didn't really care for it and dropped it. So it's not fair for me to judge it, because I know it has hundreds of episodes, so I'm just gonna leave it right there. Air Gear is a lot of fun with great art and just a wacky premise.  Skating and ultra super powerful moves when you're doing skating, I tried skating once, didn't like it, and yeah, no. But it's a solid C for me. Berserk, the original 90 show adaptation of Berserk. This is one of animation's best, one of the crowning achievements of anime, in my opinion. So it's a solid A for now. We'll go over the A tiers and maybe see if I can move them to S tier in a little bit, hang tight. Naokirusa was monster. Naokirusa was monster is a solid A as well. I really enjoy that. I love the manga and the anime is just as good. Oh, here's Blood, The Last Vampire. I didn't, the animation's beautiful. The art on that movie is just great. Story could be flushed out a little bit better. I'm gonna do D list.  Shaman King, the original Shaman King anime, not the new one. C tier, Hunter, Hunter. I don't know if this is, I'm guessing this is the 90s version because this doesn't look like the Madhouse one from 2011. And I don't see the 2011 version here. So I'm just gonna assume it's all in one. All right, yeah, we're gonna do that because I think it's all in one. I think they just meant Hunter, Hunter overall. And that's one of my favorite shows. So I'm going to do A tier for that. Darker Than Black is what I think an anime equivalent of the X-Men could be or should have been or something. I think it's a highly underrated show. It doesn't have a lot of fans, but I didn't think it got the hype it deserved. But overall, it's a solid C for me. Higurashi, when they cry, minus the wacky character designs from the early odds, Higurashi's a fun ride, man.  I'm gonna leave it right there in C tier.  Helsing, I think this is the original series from the late 90s, early odds. Honestly, it's not that great. The only good thing about it that it's probably S tier is the dubbing and the music score for it. Hajime no Ippo, I can't judge it because I haven't read the manga and to the anime I've only seen a little bit of it from my Blu-ray sets. Trigun is a classic, Trigun for me is a, I'm gonna say it's a B tier for me. I can already see a lot of angry Trigun fans upset. This, I don't know what this is, sorry. This is one of the Dragon Ball movies or is it Dragon Ball, is this Dragon Ball GT? It looks like GT because I see pan, Trunks and Kid Goku. D, whatever. F, if it's GT, let's do F. Dragon Ball Z is for me at least a solid B. I'm not the biggest Dragon Ball fan in the world, sorry. I think this is, shoot was it Breath of Bones? Is that, am I thinking of the right thing? Beautiful Bones, not Breath of Bones, Jesus. Beautiful Bones, I wanna see it, have not. So let's add it to that. Neon Genesis Evangelion, one of my all-time favorite shows. This is an A tier for now, could move out to S tier, we'll see. I don't know what this is. Oh, Josh, I forgot to check the chat. That's the OG Hunter Hunter, so that's the, yeah, it looks like the OG one, but I don't see the 2011 series on this list. So if we find it, because there's a lot to go through, but if I find it, we'll work on it or something, I don't know, Dragon Ball GT, yeah. The anime in the, not available with the pink hair looks like zero, no, Tsukima, the familiar of zero. Well, I have not seen it, so thank you, thank you, James. I'm surprised you never watched Bakano, it's almost, I've always wanted to see it, and I think I missed out on the DVD, obviously, back in the day, and I think I missed out on the blue ring, isn't that out of stock, or out of print, or something like that? I've always wanted to check it out, I don't know, maybe I should remedy that and get it, because I remember Bakano was around the same time as another show that was really popular that I watched instead of Bakano. Well, I'll remember in a second. I don't know what this is, if you guys know, let's type it in the chat, because I have no idea. Claymore, Claymore's a lot of fun. Claymore, I know it's incomplete compared to the manga, I think it's a solid C for me. Angel Beats, I haven't seen it, I know it's great, and a lot of people cry with that show, but I haven't seen it. One time, I remember buying it from somebody on eBay, and then I got a refund, because I think the dude was a scammer or something, so I forgot to buy it again. Totodora, aside from, other than Kaguya-sama, this is one of my favorite rom-coms, I think Totodora's a solid B, in my opinion. Phantom, I've always wanted to see this, have not, sorry. So, Love Roo, I watched a good chunk of it, but never finished it, but it's fun. This is The Girl Who Led Through Time, a fantastic film. I love it, it's an A tier for me. Is this Clonad After Story? It looks like Clonad, it should be. If it is, Clonad is an easy B, because it just hurt too much. I cried too much, so I can't do A tier, sorry. I have no idea, is this Chobitz? Yeah, this is Chobitz, Chobitz, I'm sorry, it's a D. I know older weaves, they're nostalgic over Chobitz, but I didn't really care for it too much. This is, is this Oremo, I think? Did not like it, sorry. Yu Yu Hakusho, one of my all-time favorite anime. Of course I'm gonna do A tier. Remember, the S tier will be worked on later. This, I have no idea what that is, it's about a maid, I assume. I don't know, Black Lagoon is great. I think Black Lagoon is a solid B. A lot of action and gunfights, really cool series. This is Bakuman, Bakuman, all right. I don't know, I think it's a C. It's either a C or a D, it's a C for now. Black Butler, I haven't seen it, sorry. Go sick, I haven't seen it either. Beelzebub, I only watched a little bit, wasn't for me, sorry. Redline is, Redline is Anime Fast and the Furious, and that's awesome to me, because I don't like Fast and the Furious. So I think it's an A tier movie. Oh, I know this, this is, oh my God, it involves Yokai, and I can't remember the name. Natsume's Book of Friends, is that what it's called? I've only watched a little bit, sorry. And it's got Yokai, that's my thing. Samurai Champloo, you know what we're gonna do with that. Samurai Champloo is A tier. Oh, is this Bunny Drop? Oh man, yeah, sorry. I don't know what this is either, it goes right there. The original Fate Stay Night is a solid D. I like it, but I recognize it's not the best one compared to everything else. So D is just fine for it. Blood C, I do not care for it, sorry, it's a D. This is Rosario Vampire, right? I think I saw that, did I watch the Rosario Vampire? I think I did, didn't finish it though, sorry. This, no idea what that is. Nope, shoot, I think I know what this is, but I can't remember, chat, help me out if you're watching. Help me out with this, Eureka 7. I'm just gonna get this out of the way, Eureka 7. I thought of, I've been thinking about it ever since I watched it back in 2005, I think. This is just my personal opinion. Eureka 7 is probably on my top five shows of all time. For me, I genuinely love it. The sequels, no, the AO stuff, it's not that great. But the original, this is Hands Down in S. You're For Me, this is one of my all-time favorite anime. Love, Eureka 7 to Death. I have no idea what this is, nor do I know what this is. Guilty Crown, does it look like Guilty Crown? It kind of does, if it is. I sampled a couple episodes, and I forgot to keep watching. So, yay me. Wolf's Children, if you want a good cry and a wholesome movie, you gotta watch Wolf's Children, right? It's a solid, I'm gonna put it there for now, B level. This is the, I know what this is, but I don't know the name. Yeah, put it right there.  I don't know what this is. Space Brothers, I do like a lot. Space Brothers, I think it's a solid C. Close to B, honestly. This is Castle in the Sky, we're doing Ghibli movies. Castle in the Sky is a solid B. B, yeah, let's do B. Axel World, I actually saw this and I appreciate that the main lead is a chubby kid. That's cool. That's really cool to see in an anime. That said, I wasn't a huge fan of it, so I think it's a, I would put it there, not a D. Isn't it related to the Sword Art universe somehow? I may be off on that. I think, is this Smushishi? I don't think it's Smushishi, I don't know what this is, sorry. This looks like either Frickin Evangelion or, is this the Rebuild Evangelion movies? I don't know. Kingdom, Kingdom's all right. Kingdom, I think it's a C because it's not the manga. There we go. I don't know if this is Horimiya. Horimiya, no, not Horimiya, oh my gosh. And I have the show on Blu-ray, I'll come back to it. Sword Art Online, I'm not a fan of Sword Art Online whatsoever. Sorry. I know it's super popular, a lot of people like it, a lot of kids dig the show, I'm not a fan, sorry. I know what this is, but I can't remember the name of it, but I didn't care for it. Jojo's Wizard Venture, part one. I'm not seeing the other parts in here. That's gonna be difficult to judge because I know Phantom Blood is in the best of the Jojo parts. I like it, because it's very simple in its execution, plus I like that it's in the 1800s. Yeah, I'm not seeing the other Jojo parts. So if you've reached this part of the video, don't get mad at me. I'm gonna group Jojo together, Jojo's Wizard Venture as a whole, and it has its ups and downs. I know people like certain parts more than the others. I myself, I recognize that part four is probably the best one written material. I haven't read parts six, seven, or eight, so I can't judge the franchise fully, but from what I've seen, part three is my favorite, the ending of part three, the battle in Egypt. Let's just do B for now. We'll come back to that. Bro, there we go. Chihiyafudu is go to it. Sorry, sorry, my bad. I know, I know, I'm gonna upset some people here. Bleach, Bleach is all right. Bleach to me is a solid, where do I put Naruto? Naruto's a B, Bleach is a solid C for me. I really enjoyed it back in the day, but I have no desire to rewatch it, honestly. I'd rather go back and read the manga instead. I am excited for the final arc though. I do wanna watch that. But Tomb or Tomb or however you pronounce it, I think I watched like one episode, wasn't for me, but then I heard that the manga that I should read the manga, so I'm interested in picking up the manga. I don't know, I'm gonna put that there, sorry. Magi, Magi's fun. It's incomplete, but it's fun. Let's do Magi a solid C right there. This is the rebuild of Evangelion movies right here. The rebuild movies get a solid B, because I like the show a little bit better. This thing, oh, I've seen this, but I can't remember the name of it. It's about the dude. I don't like this dude, but I'm gonna give it a D level.  Help me out, chat. I have not seen this. I don't know what this is either, sorry. Psychopaths is great. Psychopaths is B for me. Chenebio is an amazing series, I love it. I really laugh out loud with that. That to me is also a solid B. Date Alive, nope. KK, nope. This I have seen. Anyway, I'm jumping ahead, sorry. Attack on Titan is a lot of fun. I'm gonna do a solid B on that too, but no, maybe it's an A, because I have liked all the seasons. Yeah, let's do A for now. My gosh, snafu something, right? Snafu is fun. I think it's a solid C. I don't know what this is, Devil is a part-timer, that's a fun isekai. Devil is a part-timer, should go right here, B level. It's a funny show. Is this a Ghibli movie? I'm not too sure. And man, I'd like to read between the number of those volumes I've been hard to find for a long time. Yep, yep, I feel you. The green one with the archway is a movie called Into the Fireflies Light. Then I have not seen it, right? Nope, I haven't seen it, sorry. Steinsgate. Oh, I know this, I know this, but I haven't seen it, sorry. Then the not seen list is pretty big. Steinsgate is solid. I have the original series with me. I think it's a solid A right there. Code Geass is one of my all-time favorite shows as well from a Mecca standpoint. Love the robots on that show. And the whole Geass thing is, Code Geass gets an A for me for now. No idea what this is. This is Kuroko's basketball, right? Haven't, I think I saw a couple of episodes but I never finished it, sorry. The Hioka is the name I'm looking for. This, I confused Hioka with this. This is the one I'm talking about, right? So we're gonna put that here, because I have seen Hioka. And we're gonna do a solid B for Hioka. This, I've heard great things about. I have not seen it. I don't know what this is, sorry. I don't know. I'm confused if this is a friggin' Ghibli movie or not but it doesn't look like it. I have no idea what this is either. I don't recognize this poster at all, sorry. Ghost in the Shell standalone complex, yes please. One of my all-time favorite shows. One of my all-time favorite Ghost in the Shell things, honestly, I like it more than the movies. So I'm gonna put standalone complex at an A level for now. Sorry, N-Man. I know you weren't a fan of it, the first season. This is the swimming though, right? Now, free or whatever, I haven't seen it. Guden Lagann, of course, one of the goats is going right up here in the A level. I have not seen this, no clue what this is. Welcome to the NHK, this is a lot of fun. Welcome to the NHK, I would think would be a, let's do C for now. I think I know what this is but I can't remember right now, so we're gonna put it there. This is a certain scientific rail gun. I really enjoy this one. I'm gonna do for that another C level for it. This is Madoka Magica, right, and the movie. I've only seen the series, I haven't seen the movie, sorry, but the show is great. Madoka is gonna go up here on the B level for me. Strike, I can't remember the full name of this, I suck. Space Dandy, I love, big O, interesting to see big O here. Space Dandy is one of my favorites from Watanabe. I think it's a solid B. Big O gets a C, yeah. The Pong animation thing is crazy animated, though I do recommend the manga, honestly. Let's do C on that one. Spice and Wolf, another great series. I highly recommend watching it if you've never seen it. Spice and Wolf, it's a solid B as well. Wolf's Rain, the creator recently passed away sadly, rest in peace. Wolf's Rain is one of my fond memories of watching anime in the early odds. Wolf's Rain is a solid B as well. Gantz, I wish we could get a rebooted Gantz anime, honestly, I'm currently reading it, so I can talk about it. Gantz, a little bit edgy at times, but I don't like the ending for the anime, so let's do that, C. Abnoe Zero, I believe this is, I know what it is, but I haven't seen it. Is this card Captor Sakura or something like that? I'm not too sure, let's put it there. Don't care about this one, sorry. I have no idea what this is. Oh my gosh, do I have to zoom in more? Hmm, actors, something. My failing eyesight. Ergo Proxy is solid. Not the best, but it's solid, it's a solid show. I think it's a strong C, close to B level. This is the other Watanabe show, but I haven't seen this one yet. I can't remember the name of it, about the terrorist. Tokyo Ghoul. Tokyo Ghoul's all right. I'm gonna do C for it. I'm not the biggest Tokyo Ghoul fan, sorry. Yes, Card Captor Sakura. Okay, so I have seen Card Captor Sakura, so let's move that up. Card Captor Sakura is solid, solid C for me. Again, gotta remind everybody, this is just my list. Yours will probably be super different from mine. No idea what this is. This is another Black Butler thing, haven't seen it. More SAO. Yes, I saw this, didn't like it. Haven't seen this, Seven Deadly Sins. Seven Deadly Sins, did I watch Seven Deadly Sins? Probably not, especially with that season three artwork. This is Barakaman, right? Barakaman solid, I like it. Barakaman, I think will go a solid C. Mid tier, right? Azumanga Dayo, that's a classic. Azumanga Dayo, I think, let's do C for now. I don't know what this is, nor this. No idea. Here is Your Lion April. This gutted my heart. I cried, I wept like a child, but it's great. I think Your Lion April is a solid B, close to A, honestly. You know what, let's do A, whatever, screw it. It's my list.  I love unlimited blade works. This is my favorite Fate Route of the original. So I think it's a solid B. Have not seen this. Ruroni Kenshin, Kenshin, let's just ignore the crappy creator for Kenshin, and let's just judge it for the anime. That's what I grew up on in the 90s. I think it's a solid A. Have not seen this, nor this. Elfin Lead, Elfin Lead, it hasn't aged well. But it's still memorable enough where I'm comfortable doing a C tier for it, right? Yeah. Try not to pick up chicks in a dungeon or whatever the name of this is. I've seen this. It's all right. I think it's a C tier. Low C tier, actually. Could go down to D, honestly. Yeah, let's do that, screw it. This is Death's Door. Yes, Death's Door. This goes high on the list. I think it's a, I think it's a B tier, strong tier. Duda Duda, one of my all-time favorites as well. I love the series. Duda Duda for me is a solid B and could actually go to A. But I'm just gonna leave it there for now. I'm being generous. I don't remember this. I probably should, because it looks like something I've seen. This is Odan High School, I believe. I haven't seen it. Rainbow, nope. Sound Euforium, I have watched, and it's a lot of fun. Really wholesome show. I think it's a solid C. Oh my gosh, there's a lot that I don't know. Death Parade, and I said Death's Door. Sorry. It's late. Azumanga C, sorry Hugo. I'll revisit, I'll check these out in a little bit. Give me a second here. I don't know what this is. I'm still thinking about Death's Door, sorry. Death Parade. Food Wars, I have seen. Food Wars to me. Food Wars is a C, and Azumanga Dio to please Hugo. You're right, it should be higher. Let's do B on that. This is Parasite. Parasite, I did enjoy a lot. I think Parasite is a solid B, honestly. I did enjoy that series. Steins' Gate, oh, previously Steins' Gate was the movie. Not the show, my bad. So the actual show, where did I put the movie? I said it was B tier, right? Or A, yeah, let's do A on Steins' Gate. There it is. Next up, One Piece. Oh boy, I'm sorry, gang, but I'm not the biggest fan of One Piece, the anime. The manga is a different story, so it's not gonna go super high up on my list. Sorry, I honestly recommend the One Piece manga a million times over the anime. One Piece, let's guess, yeah, B tier, sorry. Sorry, out of the big three, that was my least liked show. Naoduto, then Bleach, then One Piece. But the manga, One Piece, Naoduto, and then Bleach. Fate Zero is probably the best fate material so far to date. That is a solid A tier. Yeah, baby, there we go. Gintama, I'm not the biggest fan of Gintama. I'm gonna be honest with you guys. It's funny, but not necessarily my cup of tea. It's a C, sorry. For now, for now.  Shoot, it's a vampire show, right? And this is another thing that I know the name of. Wasn't it a German name for it? Gosh, I'm terrible. Helsing Ultimate. I prefer Helsing Ultimate over the manga, honestly. Yep, I have read the manga a long time ago, but I do love the OVAs a lot. And the dub is great, I think it's an A tier. Is this your moon or something like that? This one right here, oh my gosh. This is Seraph of the End. I've seen bits of it, so sorry. Doesn't qualify for my ranking. Boy and the Beast, solid movie from Hosoda. So we're gonna put it here. Solid B for Boy and the Beast. Blockade Thingamajig, this is from the guy that did Trigon. I have not seen it fully. This is the disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya, the movie. I'm guessing the show is in here. It should be, but I love this movie. Three freaking hours long. One of the longest anime movies of all time. I think it's a solid B. Mushishi, I love Mushishi so much. I wish the manga would come back into print because I would love to own it. Mushishi is a solid A for me. I'd love that series so much. Great show. Baseball, nope, I haven't seen this baseball anime. I haven't seen that. This is Infinite Stratus. If you've watched my channel before, this was the first anime I got on Blu-ray. It's not the best. I was just curious and I kind of wanted a fan-services type show so I got it and that led to a whole collection of Blu-rays. So I'm just gonna leave it there on a D list right there. Prison School, one of my all-time favorite comedies. I love Prison School, I love the manga and the anime was hilarious. I think it really captured the Western Hollywood sensibilities when it comes to comedies and risque humor. I really enjoyed that. I think Prison School is, I'm gonna place it there but I'm thinking it could go up here, I don't know. Let's do C for now. I don't know what this is. I'm still confused by this. So I'm just gonna place it there. And this, I know it's super famous and it has a pretty freaking large fan base. I can't remember the name of it. Help me out, Vampire Knight. Hugo, you should just do this show for me. Thank you, buddy. Yeah, yeah, I got that one right. There we go, thank you, thank you, everybody. I, yeah, because I keep looking over here to the tier list and I keep forgetting to check out the chat. Meikaku City Actors F tier. I'm gonna do that just for you. This was this, right? F tier, let's go. F tier, boom. Gangsta, gangsta, I haven't actually seen it because I know the anime didn't continue. It was just a promotion for the manga. So I didn't care for it. Dragon Ball Super, dude, I'm all burnt out on Dragon Ball Super. I don't think it's as good as people wanted it to be. I think, don't hate me, it's a D. I really don't like it. I like the two movies though, Battle of the Gods, the Resurrection F story could not care for and the Broly movie's good too. So maybe I should, I don't know. Yeah, I don't care, D, sorry, come at me. Charlotte is funny. I do like Charlotte, but it's not the best. So C level for D, it's all right. Rebuild of Evangelion, oh man, we got two here. Oh, they're doing it individually? I ain't got time for this. I'm just gonna pair the two of them together, sorry. So we're gonna do this over here. Where the hell did I put the movies? Okay, B, did I put it on the, yeah, there it is. Here it is. So this is the third one, this is the, I think this is the second one, and yeah, this is the first one. So the first Rebuild of Evangelion movie, movies, sorry, would honestly be a C, and then movie two and three are solid B levels. No, yeah, yeah, because I do like, I said it earlier, I do like the show more than the Rebuild movies. Yeah, do I have it here on the A level? Where the hell did I put it? Oh yeah, here it is. Okay, very good, very good. Umaru-chan, she's great. My spirit animal, I love that character. It's a solid C show, though. This, I have no idea what that means, what it is, what it can be, I don't know.  This is a really funny show. I do, and I did enjoy this a lot. Pretty risque humor, too. It's all about sex. C level. D-Grayman, it's all right. Didn't really like it that much. The music was amazing, though. The openings and endings, I did enjoy them. Blue Exorcist, it's fine. It's fine. There you go. Animation is great, though. Yeah, or maybe I should, I don't know. We'll think about it later. Is this also, no, I haven't seen this. Yeah, confused it with something else. Full Metal Panic. Full Metal Panic, it's a classic series. A lot of people like it. I'm just okay with it. Yeah, I'm okay. This is Wagneria or Working. Working is a lot of fun, I really enjoyed this. This made me a fan of Slice of Life as a genre. C level. Bakemonogatari is phenomenal. A little bit edgy at times, but really solid. You guys gotta check it out. I think Bake goes over here. I haven't seen all of it, though. The different monogatari spin-offs and stories and movies. But it's a solid B. This, I know I've seen it. This is about a wife and the husband and it's a comedy thing. It was fine. I don't remember the name of it, but I liked it. Here we go, B list. This is Deadman Wonderland. Did not like this and the anime never concluded. I did like the opening, though. It's a hard rock English song. B level, sorry. High School Rumble. I watched a few episodes back in the day, but I never finished that. Another, no, Kill the Kill.  Like way too much fun. Like A level fun. There we go. Gio wasn't Mushishi a series where each story was standalone. I kind of remember that being the case. Yeah, Ginko, the main character, he's going through Japan and solving cases involving Mushishi, which are sort of yokai-esque in nature. It's a lot of fun. That show is so soothing to watch. I enjoyed it. I'm okay Dragon Ball Super being a D, D is for dragon. Hell yeah, buddy. Duke, I finally found a Pluto volume, a copy of Pluto volume two that doesn't cost 40 bucks. It's used, but I couldn't pass it up at $11. Nice. Hell yeah, man. A lot of formal panic. I like the first one, not the subsequent spinoffs and sequels and all that. Like Fumafu and stuff like that. I just like the original. This, I have no idea what this is, so it goes here. This is a certain sign, a certain magical index. Sorry, I do enjoy this. Index is a lot of fun. It's a C as well. Index and Accelerator and Railgun. They remind me a lot of DC and Marvel comics because they're all super interconnected. So I like that. It's pretty unique compared to the other shows here. Is this Pandora's Heart or whatever? Or whatever this is? I haven't seen it. Nisakoi, right? Is this Nisakoi? I think it's Nisakoi. I have seen it. Nisakoi is a fun series, but it's a C for me, honestly. Animation is good though. This is Nichiyo, or however you pronounce it. Quirky series, not the biggest fan of it, but I do like that deer versus principal fight scene. I was solid. There we go. Assassination Classroom. I like it, but I don't love it. I haven't read the manga, but I've seen the show. So I'm just gonna leave it here. C, C, yeah. Shimuneta, let's downgrade Shimuneta just to be fair. No, not Shimuneta. Umaru-chan, even though I love that character. I think it's fair to lower it a little bit. Um, this is, oh gosh, I know what the, I forgot the name of it, but I haven't seen it. Frickin' Ghibli movie, oh my God. It's the name of it, I'm blanking on it. Graveyard of the Fireflies. Right? Yeah, Grave of the Fireflies. There we go. So many names, guys, sorry. Grave of the Fireflies, I only saw it once and I vowed to never watch it again. I own it. I can't, I can't go through that again. It's a masterpiece. It really is a masterpiece, but I can't. It's such a painful movie to watch. This is Howl's Moving Castle. Howl, I do like it, but it's not my favorite Ghibli movie. I think Howl's Moving Castle is a solid B. There we go. How do he, Suzumiya, I love How do he, How do he goes next to the movie? I like them just the same. Where did I put the movie? Did I do B level for the movie? Or, oh my gosh. So many thumbnails, I'm lost. Yeah, here it is, B level. Yeah, so we're gonna do that. I loved it. Although it does have the Endless Eight episodes, which I know, I know. But I dug this series a whole lot. Princess Mononoke and my neighbor Totoro. Yeah, Totoro's my favorite Ghibli movie. So that's a no-brainer and Princess Mononoke is phenomenal. Let's do both at the same time to speed things up. These are A tier, potentially S tier. There we go. High Q, I do like high Q. It's a lot of fun. I think it's an A tier show, honestly. When it comes to sports, yeah, definitely. Don't know what this is. One Punch Man.  I think One Punch Man. It's weird B for now. I know that's gonna ruffle some feathers. K-On. I haven't actually finished K-On, sorry. Gate, Gate had a lot of promise. And it just, that ending. I do not like Gate at all, B level. I like the elf character or the elvish character, but once they started adding the Lolita got girl and the end it got super shown any, I don't know. But it had a really fun promise. I don't know what this is. Fully Cooling, classic series that everybody should watch. Fully Cooling is a staple of any weave growing up in the 90s. And it's a solid A. Aria, I have not seen, sorry. Noragami, just a little bit of it, apologies. Konosuba is one of my all-time favorite comedies. So this is going high on my list. Konosuba gets an A. Oh gosh, I know what this is, but I haven't seen it. This is the time traveling erased. Erased is a lot of fun. The ending, ending is not as great as the premise, but it's still a really fun series. Erase gets a B out of me, because I didn't enjoy the ending as much. Like it's a good ending, but I don't know, it was a deviation of what you were doing to add Deus Ex elements. I don't know. This is, oh, it's that, oh my gosh, this show's great. And I can't remember what it was called. I enjoyed Gate, it has a Game of Thrones vibe to it during season two. Isekoi, another series that seems interesting, but I don't hear too much about it. It's a fun rom-com, but I honestly prefer Kaguya-sama over it. Snow White and the red hair, thank you, James, thank you. A lot of these, I remember the show, but I don't remember the friggin' name on it. Girls Last Tour, I think it's on there. Haven't seen it yet on the list. So where were we? Okay, this is Grimgar something, right? Grimgar, a fantasy and ash of fantasy. I get it right, a fantasy and ash, there we go. I do like this show. It's a little slow, but it's solid. I think it's a C. Soul Eater, I know it doesn't follow the manga, but a lot of people grew up on Soul Eater. I enjoyed it as well. I think it's a solid C show as well. High School of the Dead, Zombies Plus Fan Service. What could go wrong, right? High School of the Dead has great animation. All jokes aside, it's the first two episodes, I really loved. Then it was just fun, but the first two episodes and the outbreak first starts and they're trying to escape the school and all that stuff, that was a lot of fun. I really enjoyed watching it. I think it's a solid C as well. Maybe a B tier just for the animation, honestly. Haven't seen this. Here is, this is My Hero Academia. My Hero Academia goes high on the list. Not super high though. I think for me, it's on the B tier. It has its ups and downs. I'll just say that much. This is the Sinbad spin-off from Moggy, right? Or at least I think it is. C, okay, Perfect Blue, one of my all-time favorite movies. You know where this goes. You know where this goes right here on the A tier. Love that movie. This is Kamenari of the Aryan Fortress. Is that how it's called? It's all right. Animation's good though. Yeah, C level for it. Is this Bungo Stray Dogs? If it is, I've never finished it, sorry. Re Zero, I love Re Zero, especially season two. Re Zero is a solid B. Sakamoto, something, right? The interesting Sakamoto, something. No, it's not Sakamoto. Haven't you heard of Sakamoto? That's the name of it. I don't know what this, what is this? Erased was good, the Moggy at least. It's good. I just don't like, without spoiling anything, I don't like the plot device used to solve the final leg of the plot and the mystery. That's the only thing I don't like. The only sports manga that interests me is Air Gear. I almost started the anime years ago based on a good recommendation, but for some reason I am on the verge of trying the manga. It's so bombastic and fun. I highly recommend it. It's so absurd that you're gonna have a good time. I don't think High School of the Dead manga ever finished. I think the creator passed away. Yeah, sadly he passed away and they never continued the show. They only did the Drifters of the Dead OVA, which is a 15 minute episode and that's it. And I believe the High School of the Dead anime, they got to the mall and it ended on that cliffhanger. So when the OVA started, you just gotta forget everything that you saw and now they're on an island. But yeah, this I know I've not seen. It's on my watch list actually, but I've never seen it. Spirited Away. Spirited Away is a classic, modern classic. Spirited Away gets a solid A, yeah, A level. Oh, we're nearly done. Oh my gosh, okay. I don't know what this is. I have no idea what this poster is. I don't recognize it. It goes in here. This is the other Shinkai movie, which I did not like. Sorry, it's beautifully animated. So I can't go too low, but I didn't like the story. So it gets a D for me.  Anohana goes up on the list as well. I think Anohana is a solid B, honestly. Reborn, I've watched enough. I didn't watch all of it, but I can still judge it. Reborn is fun. It's a C for now. This is Orange. Orange, I read the manga, I have the manga. It's a lot of fun. Orange will make you cry and feel all wholesome inside. I think Orange is a solid B, honestly. This I have not seen. Drifters, Drifters is fun. Drifters, I think it's a solid. Mob Psycho 100 is a lot of fun. I really enjoy mob. I actually prefer mob over one punch man. Yeah, A for me, sorry. 91 Days, this is the prohibition era gangster show, right? Man, I really wanna watch this. I've heard great things about it. I haven't seen it. This is Yuri on Ice. I've not seen it because I do not care about that sport in particular. Keijo have not seen it. I do know what it's about though. Relife, I didn't like it that much, sorry. That's a D for me. This is, oh my gosh, Gabriel Dropout, right? Gabriel Dropout, yes. This is a fun little show, really funny. I think this is a solid B. I really did enjoy the humor in it. Satanya, she's one of the best characters. Goes in the show, the original movie, right? This is the original movie, classic from the 90s. It's a solid A, that animation story, revolutionary man. Akira, again, another classic movie, even though the manga's better, right? Akira, I have to do this. I don't wanna lose my weeb credentials, sorry. It has to be an A. This is Saga of Tanya the Evil, another underrated isekai, in my opinion. I love the magic of it. I think Tanya is a solid B. March on the Lion or however it's called, that's a good show, I do recommend that. That is solid B for me. This is an interview with Monster Girls, it's cute. Nothing too spectacular about it for me, it's a B. More sword art, sorry, sorry sword art fanboys. Little witch academia or whatever it's called, it's fun. I've seen that, the animation is great. There we go, sea level, that's fine. Log Horizon, that is also one of the best isekai of all time, in my opinion, next to like Dodhack sign and stuff like that. I think Log Horizon has to go up at least B level, yep. Boruto, I'm not a fan of Boruto. Wait, is this the movie or the TV show? If it's a TV show, cause I did like the movie but I don't like the TV show, sorry. I think Boruto, it's a low C. Miss Kobayashi's Dragonmaid, one of my all time favorites. I love this series a lot, but you'd be surprised. I'm not gonna rank it super high. I think it's a solid B. It's a lot more wholesome than people give it credit for. This thing, Amagami Park or whatever, I haven't seen it. Recreators is one of the underrated gems of all time. I love this series so much. I was so invested. This is like fate on frickin' steroids. I love this series so much. It was super meta, great action scenes, the animation's solid, great characters, I love it. I really need to do a video on this cause I think it flew under the radar for a lot of people. It's solid A material for me. I haven't seen this, dimension W, it was all right. I wanted to really like it, but it was just all right. School days, I've not seen it. This thing, I know the reputation behind it. Nope, I haven't seen it. Fate Apocrypha. I don't think I've seen Fate Apocrypha. Kakegurui, Kakegurui's fun. Kakegurui, I think. Gonna leave it there for now, sea level. Made in Abyss, I do think the anime's better than the manga, the manga goes into really creepy territory, to be honest. I prefer the anime over it. Thankfully, this is a manga ranking video. So I'm gonna go with a B right there. Don't know what this is, but it's about a smartphone. Galho Chan or something like that, I actually saw this. It's not that great. It's another D level right there. I have not seen this. I don't know, I don't think I've seen this, nope. Slam Dunk is a classic. Didn't I do your name already? Why is it in here? That's weird. Or was it weathering with you? Was that it? Oh boy, let's check. Slam Dunk is a classic.  I actually like weathering with you over your name. I'm one of those guys. Sorry about that mix up. Shinkai has a lot of common tropes and elements to him. Your name, your name's solid. I just prefer the themes of weathering with you. They're slightly in the same universe, spoilers. Yeah, animation on weathering with you, I think is better than her name, but they both look stunning regardless. I don't know what this is. Overlord, Overlord's fun. Overlord, it's not the best Isakai, but it has really memorable characters. C level for it. I forgot the name of this, but I have seen it. With the maid cafe, and she has a sulking face. I'm blanking on the name right now. It's a, yeah, it's a D level right there. Cute premise, it was just okay. Land of the Lustrous is great. Same with the manga too. Land of the Lustrous, I think, deserves a solid B. Black Clover, I think it's criminally underrated. The anime got a bad rap when it started, but it turned around. Studio Pierrot, they did the best they could. I think it's a solid show. I think from all the Shonen Jump adaptations, this has the best music score. I'd love the music for Black Clover and the openings and endings. I'm just gonna, you know what I'm gonna do, beat here. I really enjoyed it. This is Inuyashiki, right? The last hero. This was solid. Even with the, this was Moppa experimenting with the CGI stuff, it wasn't terrible, but most of it was 2D, which I really enjoyed. And I cried like a little fool at the end of it. I really did enjoy Inuyashiki. Let's see, what else? Ancient Magus Bride. At some point, it'd be interesting, interested to see your rankings or thoughts on the Gundam shows. I could do a separate one. Yeah, I haven't seen all of them though, but I can do one. 91 Days is very good and it's a complete story. I need, I wanna get the Blu-ray for 91 Days. The one with the pink and blue hair in the Not Available is Recovery of an MMO Junkie and I gave it a rating of 4.5 out of five. It's amazing, you should watch. I will check it out. I haven't seen it. Thank you. Let's see, let's see, let's see this one, right? I'll check it out. Ancient Magus Bride, I do own the Blu-ray. It's a really lovely show. Same with the manga. This is a solid B show right there. Sorry, don't recognize this, sorry. Ponyo, Ponyo is a lot of fun. Not my favorite Miyazaki film, but a lot of fun nonetheless, based on Little Mermaid and other stuff, right? I think it's a B level movie. A place further than the universe. One of my all-time favorite shows, I've loved it. This is easily A tier material. Highly recommended. This will tug at your heartstrings. Fantastic show. Devilman Cry Baby, solid show. And that song, was it the ending or the opening? Yeah. Devilman Cry Baby. I think it's a solid B. Darling and the Frags. This is a mixed bag. A lot of people like it, a lot of people hate it. I'm okay with it. Honestly, it should be a C level show, but I love the art on it, so I'm gonna put it in the B level. But then I know some people are gonna be upset because I have some stuff here on the C level that should be up higher. But that's just the nature of rankings and opinions, right? Haven't seen this number, is this number eight or something? Yeah. Shoot, I, yeah, I've seen this. This is about the zombies, right? They're living the fantasy life. Yeah, it's a C level for me. Serial Experiments Lane is a solid show. It'll screw with your mind, man, and that music just so good. Serial gets a B out of me. My academic movie, this movie was all right. I didn't, it was flashy animation, but the story was just okay.  I'm not gonna see it. I know I'm gonna cry and feel terrible. Slime, I love it. Reincarnated as a slime is one of my favorite isekai. So this is gonna go high on my list because it's my list, dang it. That time I got reincarnated as a slime as a solid B for now. How not to summon a demon lord? It has fan-servicing stuff and it has a really cute elf character and that's enough for me to go high up on the list. It's a solid show, what can I say? Bananafish, I've never read the manga. I've seen this, but I've never read the manga. Sorry, I know a lot of people are gonna say, oh, the manga's better, probably. So I'm just gonna do this right there. Cowboy Beavile of the Movie. Okay, I'm kinda getting tired of scrolling up and down. This is an easy A-tier movie. Steins Gate Zero I have not seen. I've only seen the original show and the movie. Megalo Box. Megalo Box goes a little bit higher on the list and I do like it B right there. Oh, Rascal Dreams of Bunny, Girl, Senpai, whatever. This is a good show, I really enjoyed it. It's like a more mature Haruhizu Zumiya. Honestly, it could even go to A-tier. Let's do that, I liked it a lot. Paprika, masterpiece of a movie, I love this. The transition work on this, Khan was just a beast when it came to that stuff. This movie's amazing, definitely A-tier. Another SAO, sorry guys, I am not a fan of SAO, there you go. Don't get too mad at me.  What do we do with Death Note? Death Note goes here on the B level because of the second act. I don't know what this is, sorry. Nor this. And this is Noragami, right? Or something like that. Shoot, this is the diving comedy. What is it? Well, I'll leave that there because I can't remember the name of it. Oh my God, Granblue Dreaming, is that what it is? I'm gonna leave it there because I only watched like two episodes and I have not read the manga. Clonad, not as tier inducing as After Story, but still a great wholesome series. But I think everybody should watch at some point in their lives just so you get a different flavor with your shows. I'm gonna do B level. Where is Clonad After Story? Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna leave it like that for now. Violet Evergarden, phenomenal series. Recently got that on Blu-ray earlier this year. This is a solid B, yep. This is, my brain is not working. Revolutionary Girl, Utana, a really fun show. This one also gets a solid B for me. Okay, Inuyasha, I've talked about it at length. This is one of my all-time favorite anime, but you'll be surprised at my ranking for it. It's not a D, it's not a C, it's a B. Samurai Seven, obviously not as good as the original movie, but still fun. I think Samurai Seven gets a C for cool. There we go. This one, Zombieland Saga is phenomenal. Season two is better than season one, but this is still a great series nonetheless. I've really enjoyed this, and I recently got it at the Blu-ray. I haven't shown it on the channel yet, but I just got it a couple of weeks ago, a couple of days ago, sorry. Honestly, honestly, yeah, screw it, A level. Because I'm counting season two in there, and season two was amazing. One of my favorite shows of this year, 2021. Is this darker than black? No, Boogie Bob, Boogie Phantom, what the hell? Boogie, what is it? Boogie Pop Phantom, there we go. Boogie Bob Phantom, that's fun. Not my favorite thing, it's a C level, for me. I have to keep reminding people of that because I know somebody will get triggered and start hitting that dislike button. Goblin Slayer, I was not a fan. Not because of the thing that you're imagining, because I can separate that stuff from my enjoyment of a show. I just didn't like it. I didn't like the characters and the premise. Not, nah, I'm good.  Why is this here? This is borderline hentai without super nudity and sex. Although, the opening for Domestic Girlfriend, the opening theme song, S here, one of the best openings ever. It's unfortunate that it got paired with a crappy show. This is about the candy store, what is it? Wait, oh my gosh, what is the name of it? Random hentai through it, yeah.  Boogie Pop Phantom, I think this is the modern one. I don't think it's the original. I get the impression that none of us are into SAO or freak out over anime opinions, so you're good. Yeah, have I read Opus? Yes, I put out a video on Opus if you wanna check it out on the channel. Really fun. I don't know why people were upset with the manga. I thought it was great and the whole idea, the meta concept behind it and the way they finish out the story by going through cons papers and drafts and stuff to finish the story. Chef's Kiss, love it. Inuyashiki sounds like something I'd be into, manga first of course. Yeah, Inuyashiki is phenomenal. I really enjoyed it. The anime was nearly perfect on its execution except for the CG stuff, which Mapa, I love them, but I would have not done that. I would have just gone straight 2D, just go live. Yeah, Brambley Dreaming. Yep, yep, yep. I really wanna read it, but it's a long series. I don't know if I'm committed to that compared to other stuff that I wanna read. Oh, I've seen this. This is about the candy store. I can't remember the freaking name of it, but I've seen it, it's fun. And I've eaten the thing that they eat on the show that they really like. Ah, why am I blanking on that? I think it's a good seed level show. Oh, here's the original for Boogie Pop. The original's better, in my opinion, so let's move that up from a C to a B. There we go. This is a Kamega Kill. I've heard the manga's better than the anime, and as usual, it's fun, but it's nothing to write home about, sorry. It's a solid D. This is a silent voice. A silent voice. I'm still debating if I wanna get the silent voice hardcover, because yeah, I already have the movie. I don't know. And I know the endings are slightly different, but it's still the same story. Silent voice, it's an A level movie. It's great. Full Minakama's Brotherhood, that's a no-brainer, right? Even though I still like the original 2003 anime a lot, and I still have it on DVD, it's a Promise Neverland anime, keep that in mind. I'm sorry, but season two just tarnished this series' reputation. That was an absolute dumpster fire. That gets a D because of the animation from Cloverworks. That's it. Quintessential Quintuplets. Many people, I've been recommended this in the past. The manga, the anime I didn't like. So that's why I haven't gotten the manga, because essentially it's the same story, but a lot of people swear by it of how good and wholesome it is. So I don't know. It's a solid D. I did not like it at all, but it had cute character designs, the Quintuplets. This is the Marathon one. Nope, I haven't seen it. Fruits Basket, thank God it's not the original because I don't like the original. The 2019 version is the only version you should watch. And this was an amazing experience. I loved it. All three seasons were phenomenal. To me at least, A-list material. And last, no, two more. Accelerator I haven't watched. So one more is Demon Slayer. There we go. Demon Slayer is amazing. I love it. Tanjiro is my favorite manga character. Shonen protagonist I should say. A-list right there. So that is the ranking of it. However, before we wrap up, let's see if I can change some things here and there. Oh, and the S-list, I forgot about this. Let's see what we can move to S tier. Bebop, Bebop. Good and lag on, fully cooling. Berserk, no, not Berserk. I wanna move a Satoshi Kon movie.  They didn't include Millennium Atrus. That's my favorite Kon movie. Let's do my favorite Totoro. Let's do what movie should be put from Satoshi Kon, Perfect Blue. Honestly, it should be Millennium Atrus. That's my favorite, but we're gonna move with that. Evangelion, I think I'm good for that. B level, let's see if I can move upward down. Rising of the shield hero, Blood Plus, Dr. Stone, Autotol, Trigon, Dr. Malie, Clenadora, Clenad, Black Lagoon, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, Rebuild of Evangelion, Psychopaths, Genevio, I think Madoka Magica should go to the A territory, just for that freaking story. How do we, yeah, it's all, let's, this is probably gonna be controversial, but I want to move Durarara to the A level, honestly. I do enjoy it a lot. It's my list, dang it. Do whatever I want. I think I'm good on this one, yeah, yeah. Yeah, let's see over here, Beastars, right there. Agroproxy, Prison Swall, let's see over here with the D and the F, Dragon Ball GT, right there with the F, nice. Yeah, I'm good on most of these. This section, I know it's pretty big, but honestly, all of them, I don't think I finished a single one, so it wouldn't feel right to add them to the list, right? Yeah, wouldn't be fair. Okay, whatever, that's the list. Let's go with that, it's late, and I'm tired. I've been speaking for almost two hours by myself. Welcome to the NHK, C tier shakes me to my core, but I don't really respect your opinion. I need to re-watch it, honestly. It's C tier, right? I put it on the C tier, where is it over here? It's a good show, honestly, but I do need to re-watch it, and I do need to grab it on Blu-ray. I think it's on Blu-ray, right? Gonna leave it there, but I do know if I revisit this at a later point in time, I'm sure my opinions will change because a lot of these shows I watched way back in the day, so I could benefit from a re-watch for a lot of them, right? But I gotta stick to it, because a lot of people will say, oh, this one's better, you should move it, and I try to please people, but it's my list, so I'll go with that. Also, disappointingly, there's no gig-again-okitaro. I know it has seven different interpretations of the manga, but I'm really enjoying the 2018 version. I'm currently watching that, so if I could have added that to this list, it would have been a solid B, and Dragon Quest. No Dragon Quest Adventures of Dying, I love that, and that was a solid A material. That would have gone here as well, and there's something else that's missing. What is there? Let me check my adding list for my favorite shows. The other stuff that's missing, yeah, no Gundams. Gundam Seed, Char's Counterattack, those I love a whole lot, easy A-list materials. Gundam Seed may be a B tier, and for anybody wondering, Gundam Seed is to me what Gundam Wing was to a lot of people here in North America, so if that makes sense. That was my gateway into Gundam, and even though it has its faults, I'd love it to death. I love Gundam Seed. I think that covered everything. Yu-yu Hakusho, I placed it on A, Hunter Hunter, apparently it was the 90s, but we're gonna erase that and think of the 2011 version, and Recreators is something that a lot of people should be watching. It's one of my all-time favorite shows, and Millennium Actress was not on the list. And my pick for best anime of 2021 is not on that list. So I'm not gonna spoil it, because I want you to watch that video when I make it soon, but it should have been here as well. Yeah, so that's my ranking for 300 shows. I can't believe it was 300 shows, Jesus.  I know I skipped a lot, but I also added and ranked a lot of shows. So give me some credit. Yeah, I'm good with this. Gundam Seed, S tier for the soundtrack. Oh, my man, yes, love it. That was a solid soundtrack. And I had the, I still have the Collectors DVD editions, which came with the soundtrack, not the full soundtrack, but like selected works and stuff like that. That was a lot of fun. Caboobibob, Akira, Gintama, and Momsaiko are S tier for me. Nice, nice. Again, yeah, every list is gonna be different, and I respect everybody's opinions. And what you love, I love that you guys love your shows. So I just wanted to do this random stream. Hopefully you guys enjoyed it. I will be back soon, because I got something in the mail that's really fun, and I'm gonna do an unboxing for it. So look forward to that. Won't be live, just a regular upload, but I'll upload that really soon, maybe tomorrow or two days from now, we'll see. And after that, I'm gonna do my, what season are we? Fall 2021 or whatever, or yeah, Fall 2021. Anime season review and my top anime of 2021 list. Top 10 shows of 2021. So Endman said it best, quite a feat. Thank you everybody once again for tuning in. Thank you for your liking, being a part of A Week in Geekdom. If this is the first time you're watching this, subscribe and help a brother out. I do content like this, talking about anime and manga and hauls and unboxings and all that fun stuff. I thank you everybody for the support. That's it for now, right? That's the list. One last quick look right there. Right there with the B level, C, D, F and the not available. Sorry. Thank you to the chat. You guys are wonderful. I love every single one of you. Thank you so much for helping me out. Also thank you to everybody in the chat that chimed in on the names of the ones I was blanking on. Thank you. That's great. James, Dagashi Kashi. Thank you. Yes, Dagashi Kashi. I love the art style on that. That's a great show. Yeah, is this Thursday and on? No, it'll be a topic. It's undecided as of this stream, but it won't be the previous. It'll be something else. I'll think of something, don't worry. So that's it. All right, for reals now, thank you everybody for tuning in. God bless, stay safe out there. Catch you on the next broadcast. Whenever that may be. Peace out guys. Thank you so much.


What's up everybody, Jason here for jaskiescasebrace.com. We just sold out 2022 Panini Immaculate Baseball Hobby Edition, two box break, random number block number three. Now again guys, this is like any other random number block. Everybody gets a random number from zero through nine. We go by the first number on the left side of the serial number dash, so there's your examples there. Remember any one-on-ones go to spot one, any and all redemptions go to spot zero. And if there is any non-numbered calls, we randomize them to the group. Here's a dice rollers customer name, Simon down to Allen. We got zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Roll. We got ourselves a two to two, four times. Good luck. One, two, three, four. Bobby at the top, down a nest right at the bottom. Four times, one, two, three, four. Come on, round dot org, four. Six down to two. All right, so Bobby with six, Gerald with zero, any and all redemptions, and with four. Ed P that is, Ed Arons with eight. Allen with nine, Gerald with one. Ed Arons with seven, Simon with five, Allen with three, and Nestor with two. I don't think there'll be any traits for numbers. Usually there really isn't. But we'll just start the break, print and rip. Now for this break here guys, we actually have half a case left. I think there's a total of eight boxes per case. So half a case left. Two on the left, two on the right is what we have here. So let's go one, two, three for the left, four, five, six for the right to determine which one we use here, and then the next one will be used for number four, which will be the last one. All right, here we go. Roll, six. One, two, three, four, five, six. So this right will be for the next one, number four. That'll be the last one we have I think. And we'll repulse that back up right now. Here's that, new trash bag. All right, first one is Lars Neutbar. That's a 32 out of 49. So of course it's gonna go to spot two. That'll be Nestor. A Harry Haleman. 10 out of 25. So that's spot zero, Gerald. And yes, we got a button, Louise Friess. Four of 10, spot four we're gonna add P. We have Hunter Brown for Houston. 48 out of 49. He's going to add Aaron's. We have a Bobby Abreu. 44 out of 99, nice signature. He put 30, 30. Four, he's going to add P. And last one here is Alec Manoa. That's a 19 out of 25. Spot nine, Alan Murdoch. All right, next one. This is a heavy box here. All right, we got two cards in one stack, but 72 out of 99, that's Sonny Gray. And a Jason Dominguez, I think that's a piece of the glove, I think. 17 out of 25. Honestly, I think this one actually has to be a slider box. I don't know if it's... So seven, that is Ed Aaron's. And then like I said, two, that is Nestor. We have a Tyler O'Neill, that's 25 out of 49. Five going to Simon. Ken Griffey Jr., 42 out of 49. Another one for Nestor, spot two. We got some models coming up now, right? Nice patches, look at that. Ryan Vallade, 22, another hit for spot two, and Nestor. So Nestor with another one, spot two. We have our first redemption, that's automatically going to spot one, or spot zero, I should say. That's Immaculate Marks Red Jared Kalanick. So I do not know what that's out of, but it does not matter. That is going to automatically spot zero. Two more hits. Holstay Ciri, 37 out of 47. Seven is Ed Aaron's.  All right, and just like that guys, that was the break, so. I'll post up another two box break, I have two boxes left out of the case. Jaspyscasebreak.com guys, thanks.


Let's start right now by recalling what we know about reversible versus irreversible processes and in particular when we were first thinking about reversible and irreversible processes we concluded that the heat involved in any reversible process is always going to be larger than the heat for an irreversible process. So that it turns out is going to be key to understanding whether processes will be spontaneous or not because we know that irreversible processes are spontaneous and reversible processes are equilibrium that the nice edge between spontaneous and not spontaneous. The other thing we know is that the Clausius theorem tells us something about reversible heat. Reversible heat divided by temperature is equal to ds so if reversible heat is always bigger than irreversible heat dq over t for reversible process is always going to be larger than dq over t over that same temperature for an irreversible process. So that means that in general either ds is equal to dq over t if the process is reversible or it's greater than dq over t ds is greater than dq over t if we have an irreversible process so I can say ds is always either bigger than or equal to dq over t where the greater than sign would apply to any spontaneous process in other words any irreversible process and the equal sign would apply to any equilibrium process. That may seem like a relatively minor change on either the irreversible heat inequality that we've seen before or the Clausius theorem it's relatively close to that we've just now got an inequality instead but notice what this statement says this is a statement about whether a process is going to be spontaneous or not if we know whether ds is larger than or smaller than dq over t we can tell whether the process is going to be spontaneous or not and each of these properties the entropy the heat the temperature those are all statements about the system itself or the heat flowing into the system so those are all statements about the system they don't involve the surrounding so we can measure properties of just what's happening in the system and make a conclusion about whether a process is going to be spontaneous or in equilibrium or non spontaneous so that's significant but it's not all that convenient because now we're back to using a path function heat is a path function we'd much rather have this defined in terms of state functions so in an attempt to get rid of the path function dq we can go back to the first law energy is heat plus work that'll let us rewrite the heat in terms of some other functions and in order to get rid of the dw here let's make an additional assumption let's assume we're doing something at constant volume so that there's no pv work if there's no change in volume no pv work then the then work is going to be equal to 0 and under those conditions du will be equal to dq so then I can rewrite this expression ds greater than or equal to dq over t if we're at constant volume and dq is the same thing as du ds will be greater than or equal to du over t and now I've got this expression written purely in terms of state variables entropy internal energy temperature or all state variables the price I've had to pay is I'm restricting our attention now only to processes at constant volume so if I rearrange this equation a little bit bring the t out of the denominator so I'll say tds is bigger than or equal to du by moving the t over to the left hand side I can subtract a du tds minus du is bigger than or equal to 0 or actually the form that will usually use this if I reverse these if I take du minus tds instead of the other way around I've changed the sign of the thing on the left hand side so that's going to be instead of positive number it's going to be a negative number so this is the most significant expression we've got so far on the board I can make a prediction about whether a process will be spontaneous or not spontaneous spontaneous in equilibrium or not spontaneous based on whether the sign of this quantity du minus tds is less than zero for spontaneous process equal to zero for an equilibrium process or if that quantity du minus tds is positive then it won't happen it'll be a non spontaneous process so to give you an idea of how this works in practice let's take an example of a process where we can predict without doing any math whether the process is going to be spontaneous or not and we'll see what this equation says about the same process what and the process we'll consider is the melting of ice solid water turning into liquid water and we know whether that's spontaneous or not if we know one additional piece of information solid ice will melt and form liquid water if the temperature is above the boiling point it will stay frozen it will not be spontaneous to melt if the temperature is below the boiling point so we can ask that question so we can ask is this spontaneous or not at a variety of different temperatures we can do it at negative 10 Celsius we'll do it also at zero degrees Celsius and we'll do it also at positive 10 degrees Celsius so we ought to expect in fact I think we'll do these in a different order we ought to expect it to be spontaneous above the melting point in equilibrium at the melting point and non spontaneous below the melting point the other information I have to give you an order for us to solve this problem is the values of du and ds so the change for a mole of water when I melt a mole of water that entropy of fusion for water is a value we can look up that's 22.1 joules per mole kelvin likewise there's a change in the energy when water melts and becomes liquid that change in the energy is 6.04 kilojoules per mole or to get the units the same 6040 joules per mole so there's all the information now we can begin answering the question let's start actually with this third case where we know it's going to be spontaneous if I want to know whether water is going to spontaneously melt at this temperature all I have to ask is what is the sign of the change in the energy minus t times the change in the entropy I've got this written here in terms of du's differentials but if I as long as the temperature is remaining constant while that ice is melting I can turn those ds into deltas essentially I just integrated du to become delta u ds to become delta s so at 10 degrees C delta u minus t delta s if I've got so I've given you the entropy of fusion and the energy of fusion per mole the molar entropy the molar energy of fusion let's imagine we have one mole of water and we want to know whether it will melt or not the energy change will be the molar energy change multiplied by the number of moles so 6040 joules per mole times one mole that would be 6040 joules I want to subtract from that the temperature so in this case above the melting point 10 degrees Celsius or 283 kelvin so I'm going to subtract 283 kelvin times the entropy of this process the entropy of melting the entropy of fusion is 22.1 joules per mole kelvin times one mole so 22.1 joules per kelvin kelvin cancels kelvin joules and joules are the same as they should be so this process 6040 joules this product is 6250 joules so I've written out that intermediate step out to show you that the t delta s product that's a larger number than the delta u I'm subtracting this large number from a smaller number the result is negative negative 210 joules so what have we learned from that if delta u minus t delta s is a negative number that means the process is spontaneous as we expected we know that water melts above 273 kelvin above its boiling it's melting point of zero degrees Celsius so we expected that that should turn out to be a spontaneous process if we consider one of the different cases let's do the one below the melting point very similar calculation at negative 10 Celsius or 263 kelvin I need the energy of fusion minus the temperature of 263 times the entropy of fusion now since the temperature has changed the second term has changed also 263 times 22.1 that number is 5810 so now I have a larger number 6000 odd joules minus a smaller number 5800 and some joules not kelvin should have been more explicit with my units kelvin's cancel and I'm left with just joules so that difference is positive 200 and some joules so again what does that mean the fact that energy minus t delta s is a positive number if it were negative it would be spontaneous process if it were equal to zero that's an equilibrium it's neither of those cases so that so what this equation says is that process won't happen it's a non-spontaneous process so what we've learned although we knew it already is for case a at negative 10 degrees Celsius below the melting point water does not spontaneously melt and we can predict that by knowing the energy and the entropy of fusion and just to complete the third case which was case B the details of which won't surprise you at this point so if I take 60 40 joules minus and here in order to get them to cancel I need to do this at exactly 0 degrees Celsius so 273.15 kelvin that product 273.15 kelvin multiplying 22.1 joules that'll give me 60 40 so if I ask whether ice will melt and form liquid water at a temperature of zero degrees Celsius at its melting point that difference delta u minus t delta s that comes out to exactly zero which means the process is in equilibrium so that means solid water liquid water are in equilibrium with each other I can have both of them existing converting back and forth between each other at this temperature of zero kelvin so these numerical results are not a surprise they match what we already know about water the significant result is now that we have a way of predicting even for cases where we don't know the answer already we have quantities that we can evaluate just for the system I didn't have to ask questions about the surroundings what kind of container the water was in whether it was isolated or not all I had to know was that I was doing that process at constant volume and I use the energy temperature and entropy of that process in order to make a prediction about whether the process is spontaneous or not so clearly that's a useful thing to be able to do so this quantity delta u minus t delta s is going to turn out to be fairly important so our next step is going to be to explore that quantity a little more


We covered the Hubble constant in-depth in the How Far Away Is It? video book. It was developed by Edwin Hubble in the late 1920s with his studies of nearby galaxies. He used the cosmic distance ladder, CVID variables, and type 1A supernova standard candles inside distant galaxies to determine receding velocities. His constant gives us the rate at which the universe is expanding. Today's current value, from distance ladder measurements, is 22.7 km per second. For every million light-years further away, a celestial object is. In 2016, a group of astronomers used the Hubble Space Telescope and others to study five galaxies, gravitationally lensing five quasars, in order to arrive at an independent measurement of the Hubble constant. The strong gravitational lensing creates multiple images of the background quasars. Quasars are incredibly luminous galaxy cores. It is thought that they are massive black holes, actively accreting huge amounts of matter. Some of these quasars flicker. While the relative time between two flickers is correctly represented in this animation, in reality the delays are on the range of two days to two weeks. Because the lens quasar is not perfectly aligned with the lensing galaxy, and the lensing galaxy is not perfectly spherical, the light from the different images of the background quasar follow paths which have different lengths. The delays between them depends on the lengths of the paths the light has taken. It is possible to determine the Hubble constant from the flicker delay time. Here's the lens equation we covered earlier. If we mark the length from the observer to the first flicker, and mark the length from the observer to the second flicker, we create an angle. The distance between these two points will be equal to the light travel time delay multiplied by the speed of light, adjusted for the redshift of the lensing galaxy. Analysis of the lens itself also gives us a measure of the distance based on the lens mass distribution geometry. It's based on an optics principle first discovered by the French mathematician Pierre Fermat in 1662. In fact, Fermat's principle holds in the general theory of relativity where gravitational lenses replace glass. These two distance quantities are responsible for the measured time delay, so they are equal. You can now solve for the Hubble constant. With accurate measurements of the time delays between the multiple images, as well as computer models for the lensing galaxy, the team determined the Hubble constant. It is in agreement with the Type 1A supernova method.


At the start? Apparently no. I don't. Alright. I think we can start. Let me welcome Antonio. He's a doctor during the Fedora, and he will talk also about documentaries. So, welcome everyone to the talk about CRIO, or Cryo, or CID, whatever. Briefly about me. My name is Antonio. I'm also known as Ranko online. Sometimes even offline, and then called me Scopio once also. I'm a software engineer at Red Hat for the project atomic team, specifically at Container Security. I'm my permanent trainer upstreaming docker. I'm on CRIO, Container Seamage, Scopio, and I have a CID Fedora. Dockering Fedora. So, I'll try. I don't have a microphone. Alright. So, in this talk, I'll go through why we are working on Cryo. Its architecture, its core components, a sort of light demo, which is recorded. How to use it, and some useful links for everyone to start maybe contributing on it. So, Cryo started because Kubernetes has some issues when it comes to container runtimes. Specifically, docker and rocket runtimes interaction are built into the Kubelet, so that they are the only supported runtime right now. And also, the pod concept, the Kubernetes pod concept is interpreted differently between container runtime. For instance, for docker is a container infrastructure, infrastructure container. But for other runtimes like iPair or something like that, it could be a virtual machine. And so, this pod concept is really misinterpreted by runtimes. And since the interaction between runtimes, between the runtimes and the Kubelet is built into the Kubelet source code, it leads to a sort of maintenance burden. In Kubernetes, when it comes to implementing new features, new Kubernetes features, or even modifying them, as that requires to modify each runtime in the Kubernetes source code, which is a really huge effort. Also, lastly, it's not easy at all to plug new runtimes. Right now, you're pretty alone with docker or rocket. This is not much of an idea, but another issue is that there are container runtimes like docker, which are adding new features at every new release in the docker engine, for instance. And that often come with bugs, which leads to Kubernetes being not that stable. So that is something Kubernetes doesn't like, I think. So eventually, the Kubernetes community came up with a proposal of an high-level interface which is able to talk to any runtime as long as there is a runtime to speak this new interface. As you can see right now, the Kubelet talk to docker via the docker API. And so the Kubernetes community came up with this CRI, which is container runtime interface, which is the CRI part of CRIO. And this is an imperative container-level interface that means that all the runtime knows is just how to start sandboxes and pods and containers. So there is no pods pack to be interpreted by the runtime. It's a GRPC API, which is a client-server architecture. All the runtime knows, as I say, this is just to start a sandbox, which can be either a container or a virtual machine. And then the Kubelet will say, alright, start this container inside this sandbox to form a port. This container runtime interface comes with a runtime and an image service, which means the runtime part is for starting pods, starting sandboxes, removing them, stuff like that. The image service pretty much does pooling of images. This should be it. It's an alpha feature from Kubernetes 1.5. Dock and rocket shims are being developed. So I guess it would be easy to swap from the built-in implementation to the CRI ones. Of course, since the interaction between the Kubelet and the runtime is the Kubelet, it's really easy to add new runtimes in this scenario. So CRIO specifically uses the CRI, and as of the runtime, we're using OCI conformer runtimes. And so CRIO, what is CRIO? It's basically the integration path between OCI runtimes and the Kubelet. For those who don't know, OCI is the Open Container Initiative, which is a Kubernetes Incubator project. It's a Linux Foundation project which aims at startlandizing the container world. Let's say there are just, for now, two specifications, a runtime one, which we're using CRIO to run containers, and an image one, which is being developed, and we're going to adopt it when it's stabilized. That's just a question. I'd like to see CRIO replacing Docker in Kubernetes, so we can run every runtime we want. CRIO is specifically built for Kubernetes workloads. Since it's a pre-alpha Kubernetes Incubator project, we're just focusing on running CRIO for Kubernetes workloads. So it'd be tailored just for Kubernetes. And of course, since we have this abstraction, we can plug in any OCI runtime. So let's clarify what's in scope and what's not in scope for this project. We don't want to break, first, we don't want to break backward compatibility when it comes to the container's image, and we work hard to make sure that we can pull images from Docker registries, so we're not breaking that, but we're exploring OCI images and some means to pull those images as well. Speaking of container's image, we support multiple means to download those images, along with optional signature verification and trust management. Of course, we're going to implement the full container's image life cycles, like pulling them, storing them, creating a rule-fed system out of them, and the container process for a cycle as well, like running containers, running pods, sandbox, and stuff like that. Right now it's just copying all right, but we'll see. Yes, soon. So what's not in scope, luckily, I'd say, is building containers, signing images, pushing them, we're not doing the stuff which Docker usually does. So there's likely no way to break that much when it comes to adding new features. And we're also going to not provide a CLI utility for interacting with Cryo. The only means to speak to CRIO is just the Cubelet for now. Let's... Yeah. All right, that's a huge topic. No format. I mean, that's probably wrong. Yeah. Yeah. That's basically it. So before diving into Cryo architecture, there are those two pieces, which is the Cubelet and the OCIC, and OCIC, which is the small client, and this is the only way to talk to Cryo. So as for Cryo architecture, we have OCAD, which is the server, which is listening to our unit sockets and takes requests from the Cubelet and OCIC for runtime and image management. We have Common, which is a small application. We'll see later in the slides. OCAD is to start containers. We have, for the image installer layers, we have those two libraries, which are containers to image and container storage. We're using the CNI, which is the container network interface to provide network to pods. It's also using Kubernetes, if I'm not wrong. And finally, we have the OCI runtime, which can be any runtime as long as it conforms to the OCI runtime specification. Oh, one by one. OCAD is the main demon, which acts as a GRPC server for the CRI and it provides both the runtime service and the image service, which means, as I said, you can serve requests for image management and container management. It's worth saying that a container life cycle isn't tied to OCAD because OCAD won't be the pattern process for the container itself. That means we can restart OCAD and container will keep running. And so eventually you can bring up OCAD again because the state will be restored and you'll have the state there. Next we have the image and storage layer. As said, CRIO leverages two libraries, containers to image and container storage. Containers to images, and then pointed out this morning, is a Go library for copy and converting images. It supports also signature verification and trust management. We use it, of course. We use containers to image to pull images. And then we have container storage, which is our way to store those images. Container storage does that by storing those images on a copyright file system for now. And it also takes care of... I mean, container storage takes care of creating root file system for the container when... I mean, to run the containers. And it also stores images on this. Next we have Colman, which is a small standalone C application which is sitting in between OCAD and the runtime. It tags as a shim, and each container has its own common lightweight process, which acts as a direct parent for the containers. And that's how we achieve, like, OCAD restarting and not losing... I mean, not bringing down containers when it restart. Colman is also responsible for keeping the I.O., logs, and the master PTI of the container open. It's responsible for recording the container exit code, reading the container's processes when the container exit. Finally, Colman also proxies the container I.O. to remote clients, like the Cubelet over HTTP. That's for features like Cubelet-Exec or Cubelet-Attach. It's worth noticing again that the container life cycle, as I said, isn't tied to OCAD, but the container, the OCI container is common. And it's not OCD, so we can bring that down containers with the primary. In that case, I'm not sure. I've never tried that, but I believe maybe the container goes down as well. Probably. So, network is provided by the CNI, which is also used in Kubernetes, as I said. One dive into how it works, is actually plugin driving. And usually, what it does is just, for the basic case, we use it for creating web pairs and assigning them to the container and to the OCI. There are many plugins we can use like bridge, loopback, IPvlan, Macvlan, this is the core, I'd say, of the project, which is the OCI runtime, and it's really any OCI as long as it adhere to the runtime specification. Our default is RunC, which comes, which is the reference implementation for the OCI runtime spec, and it has some cool things, like saccons and Inux and stuff like that. We're not limited to this, as I said, so we can run like OCI, any OCI runtime, like clear containers, RunV, many more. It's fully swapable, so as long as it adhere to the OCI runtime specification. So enough. No, the the question was if the Kubelet knows which runtime we're using, right? No, there's no way to know that other than providing the Kubelet the runtime version. I mean, that could be expanded, I believe, so we'll work on that because you just start the Kubelet saying that right. For this Kubelet, just listen to his cryo socket, which will provide everything through the container runtime interface. Let's say, in our theory, let's see how those things work together with the log of Kubernetes cluster running an engine in Xpot. I recorded the demo. All right. This is tiny. Yeah, yeah, no, this is tiny, but don't worry we're just starting OCI. With a runtime right here, I'm starting the Kubelet saying that it will listen on the CRI with the experimental CRI environment variable. So this will bring up the Kubelet and say that it will connect to cryo, which we started before. So the Kubelet is up and now I'm increasing the font size. So alias and so the node is up and it's running in Kubernetes 1.6 all post up. There are no pods there are no pods there are no run C containers Docker isn't even running so let's try run an engine in Xpot which will take a huge amount of time but we'll skip. Cryo right now what it's doing is creating a sandbox for this pod sandbox received and stuff like that it's creating the pod, it's pooling the NGNX image, it's preparing the root file system, it will create the container via the runtime and it will start it and profit maybe. So I'll post that. So you can see at some point we were pooling the image we pulled it, we created this container and we started it. We can see that the pod is running so we'll find its IP address and we'll test this one in a browser you can see this is working and the container runtime basically exposes via the CNI in the network and so we can connect to that. The funny thing is we still don't have run C container we don't have Docker at all. What we have for this demo we run cryo with cloud containers which is another OCI runtime, their OCI runtime and you can see since clear containers is OCI conformant we can run this underneath cryo and the cubelet and the thing is clear containers is running containers as we know them like C groups and S phases what clear containers is doing is creating a virtual machine underneath starting those two process and providing those to the runtime specification I mean this is the standard way to output the container and so this demo was I don't know I don't think you can because you need some work patches good question don't they have like something to throw you so we can see and genics is running and I stop recording so back to those lines so the demo is online on YouTube so feel free to socialize it please if you want to try CRIo there are quite a few to do that you can play around with YoastAC I said that's not supported but you can use that you can bring up a local Kubernetes cluster or a 40 node Kubernetes cluster and try it that will be helpful for us there are packages I didn't say that this morning ruining my talk for our 26 RPM Opensuse RPM are coming soon hopefully we have Opensuse maintainer which is alpinus and probably is already creating those CalCI tower did a great CRIo tutorial which is running CRIo on Google Cloud right now we parted that tutorial to our readme so you can find it in the readme for our information so if you want to get in touch with us there is our github website and the repository we have our community we have we have we have a community meeting on Thursday but we're sending out information about it every week we have maintainers from China as well so we're trying to come up with a reasonable time for everyone we're excited we have many contributors for many of the top Linux and open source and container companies like SUSE, Intel, Huawei, Hyper, IBM you need them it's worth saying that CRIo is really under active development we got the pod running with the Cubelat but we're missing some tiny features we're going to tackle next month in the next month and we have a current roadmap right now we are targeting at running the full Kubernetes end-to-end test with pretty much good coverage so we're doing that right now future plans include stuff like Kpod which is I mean to run Kubernetes but without going to the CRI at all and yeah we are missing some other stuff with logging but we already have requests for this I guess that's it thanks for coming right so the question was how CRIo pulled the image right so sorry and where it from right and where it from so CRIo pulled the image a container image which is our libraries we use inside CRIo to provide the functionality specifically pulling the image so there were no host names so by default the pooling went to Docker IO Docker app and pulled the NGNX official image any other I guess the question is for OpenShift build as well so the question was if you can run pods using RunC along with pods using cloud containers for instance so sure we can do that we're waiting for you to open a request you can do that yes I don't really know the question is when Kubernetes is going to adopt CRIo well I don't know at this point it's still a Kubernetes alpha incubator project so I don't really have a due date for it I'll let you know kind of so the question is how the Hubelet know if the node is capable of running containers of what kind of this operation can be done so since there is a container runtime interface sitting in between there is a contract between the two and so as long as CRIo provides implement all of these methods in the CRIo you're good you can just the Hubelet is just asking CRIo to create a sandbox it goes back to the Hubelet CRIo start this container in the sandbox goes back to all the containers everything is ok that's a good question yeah something like that any other question any other alright I mean you need some specific pipeline for my presentation just put the presentation there there are no three Google how old till Sunday till happy to talk to you all right we'll pick up more