AMV Hell: Difference between revisions

m
m (→‎top: clean up)
Tag: Reverted
 
(2 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown)
Line 21:
After letting the series rest and recuperate for a few months one of the original creators, Zarxrax, introduced the [http://amvhell.com/index.php?pageid=amvminisdownload "AMV Minis"] in July 2009. In an attempt to maintain and provide an outlet for continued interest in the AMV Hell brand while lessening the workload of its management, the "AMV Minis" consist of a series of shorter videos released more frequently, as opposed to the feature-length events of Hells 3-5. These Minis are comparable in scale to the original AMV Hell, but are comprised entirely of submissions from other editors and do not have clips created by Zarxrax himself. The "first season" of the Minis runs to thirteen episodes: eleven regular editions and two special editions - one focusing exclusively on [[Azumanga Daioh]] (an abidingly popular subject for clips and skits throughout the AMV Hells) and the other a collection of "Bad Stuff", something like the Minis' own Episode 0. The second season was launched in April 2011; the first episode of the new season responded to viewer feedback that criticized the proliferation of dialogue-based skits and skits that felt dragged out and overlong in earlier Hells and Minis by limiting submissions to a maximum of seven seconds and requiring their accompanying audio to be music or song, as well as banning skits based on [[Family Guy]]. This immediately provoked a rash of complaints moaning about a bewildering pace and a nostalgic fondness for ''Family Guy'', illustrating that the AMV Minis suffer from a petulant and [[Unpleasable Fanbase]].
 
While the first season of AMV Minis was being released, the next full feature - ''AMV Hell 5: Dedicated to Dio'' (dedicated both to Ronnie James Dio as well as an AMV creator whose works had graced previous AMV Hells) was developed alongside it. Co-creator SSGWNBTD began accepting submissions to in September 2009, and on July 30, 2010, ''AMV Hell 5'' (partially) premiered at Otakon 2010. It was shown to be almost complete, only missing an opening and closing. It premiered in full at Anime Weekend Atlanta 2010 on September 17, 2010, and is now available to download from the AMV Hell website or watch on [[YouTube]].
 
On May 31{{when}}, 2012, the next ''two'' projects were announced: ''AMV Hell 6:'' ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' ''Hell'' and ''AMV Hell 6: The End Of The Universe''. The former will be entirely composed of clips either taken from or referencing parts of the ''Final Fantasy'' franchise, and the latter will mostly have to do with the 2012 End of the World theory.
 
In 2023, clips were solicited for ''AMV Hell 8'', to be produced to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the original ''AMV Hell''.
 
The series has had a considerable influence over AMV making - imitators who were inspired by the "multiple-short-AMV-clips" style have been described as making their videos in "AMV Hell style." In essence, the page-topping quote became a reality.
Line 43 ⟶ 45:
* [[Covered in Gunge]] - [[Incredibly Lame Pun|A little all over]], but mainly concentrated in ''AMV Hell 0'' and ''AMV Hell Divided By 0''.
* [[Dead Baby Comedy]] - Taken to its literal extreme in ''AMV Hell 0'' and ''AMV Hell Divided by 0''; you '''will''' be offended by these two videos, guaranteed. Hell, ''AMV Hell 0's'' disclaimer says that "this stuff is so bad we never should have even made it".
** ''AMV Hell 5'' had a clip where dead babies were crawling out of the ground—theground -- the anime is [[Detroit Metal City]], and the song is Tragedy's metal cover of [[Bee Gees|"You Should Be Dancing"]].
* [[Even Evil Has Standards]] - Averted. [[Grave of the Fireflies]] and [[Barefoot Gen]] among others are made fun of just to prove it.
* [[Fan Disservice]] and [[Fan Service]] - 0 and Divided By 0 are made largely from [[Hentai]].
Line 66 ⟶ 68:
* [[Refuge in Vulgarity]] - Debatably at times.
** ''Divided By 0'' is about 25% coprophilia jokes.
* [[Running Gag]] - ''AMV Hell 2'' had one spoofing the the long shot of EVA-01 grasping Kaworu from [[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]; ''AMV Hell 3'' has a series of variations of the "Ellen Fleiss" parody segment from ''AMV Hell 1''. In a case of either a [[Running Gag]] or everyone going to the same well, <ref>This troper, one of the contributors to this set of clips, says "going to the same well"</ref>, ''AMV Hell 5'' seems to use clips set to "[[Robot Unicorn Attack|Always]]."
** The [http://www.amvhell.com/index.php?pageid=amvhell3 credits] for ''AMV Hell 3'' refer to them as "[[Azumanga Daioh|Osaka]] Cutaways".
*** They now have an AMV Mini devoted exclusively to [https://web.archive.org/web/20111026042037/http://amvhell.com/video.php?do=viewdetails&videoid=369 Azumanga].
Line 80 ⟶ 82:
 
{{reflist}}
[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Trope Makers]]
[[Category:AMVFan HellVid]]
[[Category:FanficAMV]]
[[Category:NewFan MediaWorks]]
[[Category:Fan Works of the 2000s]]
[[Category:Fan Works of the 2010s]]
[[Category:Fan Works of the 2020s]]
[[Category:Web Original]]