The video that started it all. If you've seen it, you don't need a description. If you haven't seen it, then watch it, NOW. This video was sent to 3 conventions in 2004: Fanime, Animazement, and Otakon. At Fanime, it took the awards for "Viewers Best Comedy" and "Viewers Best of Show". At Animazement it took "Fan Favorite". At Otakon, it was awarded both "Best Humorous/Satirical" and "Best In Show". Finally, the video also received 2 awards in the animemusicvideos.org 2005 Viewers Choice Awards, in the categories "Best Comedy Video" and "Most Original Video."

This video was created alongside the original AMV Hell, and both of them were released on the same day. The reason for AMV Hell 2's existance is because we had some rather "risqué" ideas, and we didn't want to pollute AMV Hell with them. In order to keep AMV Hell "family friendly" and able to be shown at conventions, we opted to move the more controversial stuff into a seperate video. We also tossed some of the other videos that didn't make it into AMV Hell in here. Kids shouldn't watch this. It's not pornographic or anything, but it has some adult language and nudity.

After the success of AMV Hell, it was apparent that people wanted more. MUCH MORE. A year in the making, with contributions from approximately 60 AMV editors, this video clocks in at well over an hour in length. This won "Best Multi-Editor Project" in the animemusicvideos.org 2006 Viewers Choice Awards.

Like AMV Hell 2, this video shows the more irreverant side of AMV Hell. And by irreverant, we mean its one of the most offensive, disgusting, pornographic, vile, worthless pieces of garbage ever conceived. This was created alongside AMV Hell 3, and clocks in at around 40 minutes in length. This is absolutely not for children!

This is a contest-based spin off of AMV Hell in which contestants were challenged to see who could make the funniest video to a specified song. This compilation contains all of the winning videos, and a number of other notable entries. Contains 55 videos out of the more than 330 entries that we received. This video contains some adult language and suggestive imagery.

AMV Hell rises from the ashes for one final blowout! We thought that AMV Hell 3 couldn't be topped, but we were dead wrong. Well over 1,000 videos were submitted for consideration into this project. We compiled together the best of the best in order to create what will be remembered as the best AMV Project in the history of ever.

The successor to AMV Hell 0, this pile of filth shall be feared by all! This video marks the directorial debut of AMV Hell co-creator SSGWNBTD. If this video offends your sensibilities (and it will!), then he's the one to blame! This is absolutely not for children!

Here is the first special episode of AMV Minis, featuring only clips from the hit anime series Azumanga Daioh!

At long last, the 2nd special episode of AMV Minis appears! This one contains some adult content, so let that be a warning to the youngsters out there. This one is also quite a bit longer than usual. But sadly, we finally seem to have hit an all time low point in the songs to sound clips ratio. I'm really disappointed in you all.

SSGWNBTD takes over in order to bring new life to AMV Hell. I asked him to write a description of the project, which follows: "It's a video."

In this special episode of AMV Minis, Japan is destroyed, leaving only animation from other countries to fill the empty void while it rebuilds.

A full episode of just Dragon Ball clips. You know you wanna see it.

Bad stuff returns for season 2 of AMV Minis! Beware, this episode contains content that may be inappropriate for children.

The long-awaited live-action version of AMV Minis has finally arrived!

This was the original cut of what ultimately became AMV Hell 6.66. Following AMV Hell 5, SSGWNBTD decided to do yet another one. Unfortunately, he had some trouble pulling this one together. It was originally intended to premiere at Otakon, but it missed the deadline and instead premiered at Anime Weekend Atlanta that year. Even then, it was rough around the edges, and a lot of the content just didn't feel up to par with what AMV Hell had been known for. Several viewers expressed some disappointment with it. He decided to continue working on it for a while after that initial showing, but things still never really got anywhere. Finally, it was decided that Zarxrax would see what he could do with it, and determined that in order to salvage the project, a lot of the existing content would have to be replaced.

At Anime Weekend Atlanta 2012, Zarxrax and SSGWNBTD faced off in an AMV Hell-themed "Iron Editor" competition. In this competition, we were each given only 2 hours to create a video using the following 8 sources (which were revealed before the competition): Azumanga Daioh Nichijou Berserk Evangelion 2.22 Gurren Lagann movie 2 Panty and Stocking Puni Puni Poemy Redline In addition, we had to also utilize the secret ingredient, which was only revealed at the start of the competition. The secret ingredient was: AMV Hell 3: The Motion Picture

2 seasons. 3 years. About 1500 videos submitted. AMV Minis has been a fun ride, and what better way to commemorate it than with a collection of the very best clips? The 100 clips featured here were selected by examining the most popular clips as voted on by forum members, and also a few additional clips handpicked by [Zarxrax].

It's been a long time coming, so I hope you guys enjoy!

In commemoration of the 10 year anniversary of AMV Hell, a new entry in the series, AMV Hell 7.