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but no one will use it. Why? Because if you want to impress people it's a heck of a lot easier to do it with a series they've SEEN. You aren't gonna see a video win a contest at some convention using Pretty Combat Communist Rika-chan (google it). Not necessarily. Truly great videos are enjoyable wh...

Another newer and hardly-used series that could spawn some interesting videos is "Hikaru no Go". It's not exactly action-oriented, but the series has power in other areas that are just dying to be exploited musically. I have an idea for a video to this series, but to make it I'd need, uh, footage ^_...

Anyone who says instrumental videos can't be as good as lyrical ones obviously hasn't seen Kevin Caldwell's "Caffeine Encomium".

Aha, found another commercially-released-in-full-on-DVD series that no one uses: Lost Universe. There's a whole 26 episodes there. Granted, the animation isn't all that good, and the series doesn't get interesting until the very end, but... hey, this topic was about anime that's under-used, not that...

I agree that the main reason that some anime aren't used as much is lack of availability. And even if you get fansubs, well, you still have to deal with the subtitles, which clutter up a music video. But if I had to choose an under-used anime that's released commercially in full on DVD, I'd have to ...

I think you missed the whole concept here. This video took place in an alternate reality Well, yeah, we got that much. We understood the whole story and exactly what you were trying to convey. The only thing is that we couldn't figure out why. But alternate reality or not, most people I knew viewed...

Whee, Otakon. For some reason, I wasn't really as impressed with this year's AMVs in the contest as last year. Unlike last year, there weren't any videos that actually made me sit up and say "Wow, that's really neat!" Okay, Vlad, I do have to applaud your leet editing skillz, but nobody with me coul...