POKEMON ABRIDGE SERIES
This abridged series of Shingeki no Kyojin by Team Four Star has been the one with the most views out of the variations available. The creators were inspired to poke fun at Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon through their editing choices and great exaggerations of the Sailor Scouts contribute to this comedy, especially with their transition scenes.Ĭalled Null Metal Alchemist on YouTube, this abridged series parodies Hagane no Renkinjutsushi (Fullmetal Alchemist) and is a worthy watch for anyone, even more so for fellow FMA followers. The creator, MGXAbridged, sticks mostly to the anime’s main plot and delivers all the humor through the unique gender-bending talents of the voice actors. The original ecchi anime makes fun of Nazo no Kanojo X (Mysterious Girlfriend X) about two young people’s interesting relationship. The creator even states within the description on YouTube, “I have no idea what this anime is about,” as the creator makes various references to pop culture. This one shot abridged series parodies Nihon Kokuyuu Tetsudou Kouantai (Rail Wars). None of these are safe for work, which means if you have children, please tell them to go outside.Ĭome check out 15 of the best abridged anime! There are actually very few abridged series that require previous knowledge of the anime to enjoy however it is encouraged to understand all the humor as there are some references and “inside jokes” within the original series. Ranging from quick and clever to downright dirty, here are some of abridged series that are worth a look. From just one abridged series in 2006, it has grown into a recognized genre in itself with hundreds of variations on hundreds of anime.
POKEMON ABRIDGE TV
If others were doing these shorter, funnier versions of TV shows, plays, etc., why not do it with Yu☆Gi☆Oh! as well?Īfter its release, the abridged madness began, and the concept caught on like wildfire. Abridged parodies arguably started in 1987 with the play "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)", and the first anime abridged series started in 2006 when LittleKuriboh of Team Four Star had an idea. It was not originally meant to be used for comedic purposes, however. This was a popular practice for many older novels, like The Count of Monte Cristo. Abridging something means to shorten it, cutting out the less important bits to summarize the main plotlines.
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