DreamCall

    This video was quite enjoyable and more so if you can relate to it as an editor. The song has a slow tempo that picks up about half-way through the video and the visual story being presented is good. The editor has done a pretty nice job at blending so many different anime into one anime music video.

Fail Parts - Dubstep - Enengalion

    A fast paced anime music video featuring Rebuild of Evangelion, Redline and Attack on Titan. This video doesn't mess around it has a high bpm tune with fast yet crisp visuals. A very well done video for such speed, especially enjoyed the Attack on Titan scenes at the end.

Give Us A Little Love

    Presenting the 1st video this the editor known as Masaa has finished. The AMV has a good feel, the video and audio quality being good definitely help that. The song is at just the right tempo that editor is able to transition scenes to the beat without inducing a seizure on someone.

Cast No Shadow

    This anime music video took over 2 years for the editor to make, and it definitely shows from the scene selection to  the of image quality and asthetics. The editor used 48 different anime to make this AMV but that did not detract from the quality of the video it's not chaotic mess it actually blends nicely.

Renory - Electronic

    A fast electronic beat to go with some nice digital futuristic scenes. The scenes are bright and colorful with lots of moving parts, constantly transitioning with only a couple slowed down parts. Almost plays like a visualizer but not quite there.

Let Them Eat Rei

    This anime music video just bleeds fan made content! The anime Evangelion is held really high among fellow otaku as well as the musician Jonathan Coultan, which this particular song comes from the game Portal by Valve. Fans of Valve and steam (the digital distribution platform) don't just play games, they truly appreciate them as an art form, the same way true anime fans don't watch cartoons, there's a big difference.

Title Goes Here

    This anime music video hits the spot! It's fast, electronic, has good visuals, with a great tune. It's music kinda electric or dubstep like, and the text overlays on the AMV where pretty cool.

Get Close

Usually avoid anime music videos like this one, but the AMV has definitely cheered me up.

Fate Network Beta Version 2.83

    This anime music video is a remake of Fate Matrix which features a girl running a computer to control the romantic fate of others. The creator says this remake is a beta and that there will be updates that improve  the AMV.

Our Tapes

    Comment from the creators "None of us will never be lonely. Our lives and our souls are connected with red threads of fate with someone we loved - insanely hard and painfully tender".

EYES

    An interesting romance AMV, the music fits with the main anime used pretty well. Have seen allot of anime music videos featuring Bakemonogatari but only a few that have been worth watching.

Expiation

    The creator of the Anime Music Video Echotrooper did a pretty good job putting so many different anime together, only noticed 3. The 1st of which was the lady with blue eye shadow from Ergo Proxy, the red eyes from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and the still have no idea who the other girl is. If you know, please share with us in a comment.

AEVIUM - Dubstep

    This Anime Music Video is an awesome electronic instrumental with an intriguing looking anime, with it's dark blend of magic and supernatural elements in modern day settings, it sure to become the next series to watch on many peoples anime list.

Addiction

    This is this DigiCat's second anime music video and first in the romance genre for AMVs.  The song and anime go well together, and the editor did a good job with immersion into a story through the video and music, and with the all the effects it comes out to be quite a moving video.

Neuromancer

    During the 1st 15 seconds of this AMV was thinking, "on no, this song sucks, this video is lame". Just seconds later, started to notice the amount of detail that went into the video editing,  the transitions and blending are superb. The song added to the "oh no" thought but actually ended up enjoying it after the lyrics started.

The Monster

    Amazing action and effects in this Anime Music Video, some places were not so clear and there appeared to be some random effects thrown in but the song and video worked well together. The anime used in this AMV actually started out as a music video, which spawned the Black Rock Shooter franchise.

Sincerity

    This anime music video won awards for 5 different categories at Akross Con 2012. Best video chosen by the Audience, an Award for Best Romance,  Best Technology,  Best Effects, and Best Presentation. Judge for yourself, then leave a comment below.

    A quote from the creator of the AMV "love for you was the best thing that ended in my half-life. She forced stop will-o'-the-wisp of my soul on the edge of the frozen cold. Do you remember me? Pavetta ©"

Illusion of Life

    In few words this Anime Music Video can be described as: Illusion of life. Love is nothing but a fleeting illusion. A rose-colored campus life, is, after all, nothing more than an illusory dream.

2012 Top 5 Anime Music Videos

    My Top 5 Anime Music Videos of the year. These are the top 5 AMVs made in 2012 that where shared here.

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