This video is the first track in the "Jet Set Radio" Anime Music Video Project. Similar to other multi-editor projects, various songs in this megamix have been spliced together and transition from one another into different videos by different editors. This is why the video has such an abrupt end.

So, with the name of the song in mind (being Sweet Soul Brother), I had to obviously pick something to go with the theme of being a babed out sweet soul brother daddy pimp kinda guy. My first inclination was to pick an anime with blantant ladies men in them, but I figured, meh, that would be too easy. I realized then that I had the first three DVDs of Kare Kano (or "His and Her Circumstances") lying around doing nothing, and I remembered the two main male characters of Arima and Asaba. Arima is more of the "perfect guy" who can do no wrong, and is oh-so-very clean ut and dreamy. The second male, Asaba, is much more of the self-absorbed, yes-I-know-I'm-sexy type of guy. The two made for a nice clash in this video. The only thing resembling a story in this video is Yukino Miyazawa swooning over Arima, and Asaba making an ass out of himself.
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Fans of "Rurouni Kenshin" will know how tortured of a soul Kenshin is. Back in his days as the "Hitokiri Battousai," he meticulously and effeciently murdered for his government, not thinking about the consequences for those he killed. When he killed the wrong person (Tomoe), he finally began to clearly see exactly what it is he was doing and causing in the world around him. With the coming of the Meiji Restoration, Kenshin gave up his ways, and completely abandoned his role as the "Hitokiri Battousai." Feeling such an incredible deal of remorse for those he killed in the past, Kenshin began to walk down the path of redemption; by saving others, he would atone for the deaths he had caused in his past.
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Last year, I started watching the anime and reading the manga of "Chobits." I found it a light and cute and enjoyable show, and I definitely wanted to work with the anime somehow. One of the most memorable and amusing aspects of the series is Chii and the "pantsu" episode (or for that matter, all of the moderate fan service in general). I figured "hey, that could be a fun video, making fun of all the underwear jokes and fan service in Chobits. But that would only 30 seconds funny." 30 seconds funny? Hey, I've got a MiniVid idea on my hands!

Story is... Chii's a dumb blonde robot with an apparent inability and/or desire to find and/or wear underwear. Simple, yes, but that's why this is a short video. That idea can only take me so far, ya know? The video starts off with Hideki finding the robot (known as a "Persocom" in the anime) in the trash, and once he brings this scantily clad lass home, he learns that she isn't wearing any panties! After this, Chii goes on her trek around town to find underwear. By the time she has underwear, she doesn't know what to do with them, and well... you'll have to watch the video to find out what happens in the end. :P
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Created on the first weekend of our summer 2002 vacation, this Cowboy Bebop movie trailer was a joint creation made by Meri and Mike "VegettoEX" LaBrie. This is an action/comedy/drama (if that makes any sense) trailer, that is by far our best video work together yet. The basic premise: Leon (played by Spike) is a hitman who takes a young girl under his wing so that she can avenge her family's death. That's more or less it! We hope you like this thing, cuz we had tons of fun editing it. To read the full, long description of this video (and I really hope you do, cuz it's a fun read, hehe), please click here.

This is by far, my most ambitious video to date. It's also my new favorite, next to "Again" and "Traces of Insanity." Here's the short summary of this video: It focuses on Utena's life, and how she has to deal with overcoming her past, and must venture off into her future, with the help of the mysterious girl, Anthy. Not only is this video the most intense edit-heavy video I've made so far, but it's also rather weird. I really hope you like it! I worked very hard on this (spent about 3 months on it), and I'm very proud of this it. This video appeared at Katsucon 8, and won "Best Drama/Romance" at the Megacon music video contest. To read the long, full description of this video, please click here.

I used the Kimagure Orange Road movie for this music video, and a song from an 80s cartoon show, Jem. Odd combination, eh? If you haven't seen KOR before, I really, really recommend it. It will be available on DVD in February, too! Anywho, the video is all about a girl named Hikaru who loves to dance and is trying out for a musical audition. Her best friend Madoka is also in the video, shown playing the piano, as she gives mental support for her friend. That's a rather simplified descrption of the video, so if you'd like to get more in-depth info on this video, click here.

This video is a look into the character of Haruka Tenoh (known as "Amara" in the dub, or, Sailor Uranus), and how she is deeply affected by the destiny that awaits her, and the tough decisions she must face in life. This is a neat lil' character tribute, and I hope you enjoy it. I'm kinda surprised with the end result of this video, in that I didn't initially expect to go into detail over the complexities of the character. I just wanted it to be something fun to work on, at first, but it evolved into something in which, I hope, has a unique story. Oh well, I'll shut up now. If you enjoy Sailor Moon, then I hope you like this thing. To read the full description for this video, click here.

Since this is a remake of a video found on the lower part of this page, there's not much to say about it. This is based on the Sailor Moon R movie, and tells the story of the central characters of Usagi, Fiore, and Mamoru. This version sports super high quality, and more solid and clean editing. This was one of my submissions for Nekocon '01.

Ever heard of the anime "Boys Be"? Didn't think so. -_- Well, it's a very fun, cute, and hormonal anime, that ended just last year in Japan. Here's the basic story of the video: it revolves around three horny high school boys, who spend their time checking out, hitting on, and trying to impress girls. They fail. LOTS of times. Hilarity ensues. After being rejected on numberous occasions, and making general asses out of themselves, the guys finally find romance in the end!!! Awww, how cute. To read my full description of this video, click here. Feel free to tell me what ya think of this video.

Since the only Cowboy Bebop music videos I've ever seen have been serious, I knew I wanted to make a fun one! It's a story narrated by Spike, all about the crazy women in his life. If you're familiar with the series, who know who they are. If you haven't seen Bebop, check this out anyway. Originally, I wanted this vid to be just about my fave gal in the series, Ed. But, it turned into something more than that. Anyway, I really love how this one turned out. To read my extended description of this video, click here. Enjoy! This video was one of my submissions for Nekocon '01.

Here is my final version of "Again". It won second place at Shoujocon, and will be shown at Otakon 2001.  This video is all about the love triangle between Miaka, Tamahome, and Hotohori from "Fushigi Yuugi."  In the end, she ends up with one guy...and it sucks to be the rejected one!  This is probably my favorite music video that I've made.  Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! What's been modified: the entire instumental portion is now an action sequence, and what used to be in the instrumental part is now at the end.  There are also some other minor modifications.

This is a remake of a video I made during over winter break in 1998. The first version was made using 2 VCRs, but for this version, I re-made it using the computer.

The concept of this video is nutty violence! One would think I was a very angry little girl considering the amount of violence in this video. Basically, I wanted to make a really action-packed video that I myself would enjoy watching, and would feel good enough to show my friends. If I remember correctly, I think I even had a few hints of timing in this one, and my first few instances of *actual* dramatic moments, in terms of lyric-matching.

This video contains scenes from Dragonball Z, Ranma 1/2, Fushigi Yuugi, Sailor Moon, Slayers, Magic Knight Rayearth, and Tenchi Muyo.

This is a somewhat serious Sailor Moon video based on the lovely Sailor Moon R movie. My idea was to try to tell the story of the movie in under 4 minutes, hehe.  The quality is astounding, even in the low-quality version.  It's probably due to the fact that I used DVD clips. ^_^ I loved this video.  It  just flows very well, and I'm pleased with the final result!  Thanks, VegettoEX, for letting me use your DVD.

This was my very first Sailor Moon music video. :) I always disliked Mamoru. Thought he was a stupid pansy. So when Seiya came along in Sailor Stars and swept Usagi off her feet, I just couldn't get enough of it! I then made a quickie music video to the awkward relationship between Usagi and Seiya.

The video basically revolves around Seiya's attempts to make Usagi his. There's really only one part in the video that I love: the music scene in the beginning of the Three Lights playing, and the trio moving to the music. I thought that was very spiffy editing/timing on my part. Ahh, how easily amused I was!

Sadly, Sailor Stars fansubs were used in the creation of this video. Due to the bad video quality, and abundance of subtitles to work around, I didn't have much footage to work with. Therefore, I had to cut the song down to 1:15. :P

Head on the heels of my Utena TV series is my first music video based on the Utena Movie: Adolescence Mokushiroku (hence the title of my video, "Adolscence Apocolypse"). At this time in my life, my obsession with all things Utena was at its highest. I just couldn't get enough of this show! So I decided to make a quickie music video using movie footage to a sappy popular love song of the day. I think I seriously whipped this thing up in 2-3 hours, because this thing is extremely unimpressive.

Like most newbie Utena movie AMVs, this fits the standard very well. Story's about Utena and Anthy... use the roses dance scene, use the big car finale, open with a very "Bachelorette" feel. Blah! So boring, it's just like all the other Utena videos! As you can see, I don't like this one very much, and I don't even remember making it in the first place... :P

I made this music video using the 2-VCR method, which is something I hadn't done since 1998. This was one of two submissions for the first ver Shoujocon music video contest back in 2000. However, they did not accept this video because "even though it's about girls, it doesn't use all shoujo anime." Whatever. Hey, at least I can say due to this video, they had to change the rules! Muwahaha, so evil.

Anywho, I made this video oh a whim during my summer vacation of 2000. I had made another video and sent it to Shoujocon ("The Animal Song" to Utena), but I didn't feel too confident about it, so I made this "tribute to anime girls" in addition to my other submission. I figured, hey, this is a girls' convention, why not show girl power? But I guess this video wasn't girly enough for the con. :P

As a tribute video, this one doesn't have much of a point to it. It shows cool shows of various girls from a few series, looking hot/powerful/etc. That's more or less.

Had I more time, I think this might have turned out decently, because I think this is an overall cute video. However, due to deadlines and bad source footage, this one is kinda ugly. That, and I made it using the two-VCR method.

Whoa, amazing, my first non-DBZ music video since 1998! Cool! Too bad this one is ultra-cheesy. :P At this point in my life, I was *heavily* into Gundam Wing (which amuses me to no end because now I think that series is complete garbage). In my original description for this video, I wrote:

"After being obsessed with the show for merely 3 weeks, I figured it was time to make a music vid for it. And this is the PERFECT song for GW, too! It's so...spacey! This vid is more or less an excuse for random mecha violence. =)"

God, I can't believe I was such a fan-girl newbie even nearly 3 years ago!!! How much a body changes.... Like the above description says, this really is a random action video, with a few bits of silly timing and lip syncing attempts in it. However, I did have some cute lyric matching going on, such as:

* "Just strap on a suit and get inside" / Quatre looks longingly at his Gundam
* "cuz up in outer space there's no gravity to fall" / Wu fei floating in anti-gravity in a ship somewhere

So yeah, that's about it. Another random hunk of junk made by me as a youngun. :D

This was my second attempt at making a music video, using the 2-VCR method. And, this is also my first music video to have something resembling a story. It's mostly self-indulgent fun, since the video featured, at the time, some of my main leading men of anime blowing junk up and looking hot. I plan on remaking this video some day, hopefully, since I always liked it, and is stupid good fun. Oh yeah, it's also my first try at lip syncing. Scary!

The jokes in the video are all based off the lyrics in the song. Janet Jackson singing about nasty men, and the bad things they do. I tried to fit scenes that would match what she was singing about. I think I might have done this, but other times, I just got lazy and added scenes of random guys instead.

Anywho, this video features my favorite "bad boys" of anime, like a LOT of Vegeta, some Ranma 1/2 guys, the men from Fushigi Yuugi, Sailor Moon villians, and more!