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No Longer Human: Usamaru Furuya and Junji Ito
The Busan Lotte Giants are 5-0 baby!! Top of the KBO, the hometown team finally comes through. Can’t wait to be disappointed at some point this season. This…
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289 – No Longer Human part 1
On this episode dakazu talks about Nagata Kabi’s new series Meisou Senshi! Then we examine the first half of Junji Ito’s manga adaptation on Osamu Dazai’s classic novel,…
290 – No Longer Human part 2
This week dakazu tries to understand the end of Blue Flag and cries ! Then Seamus has some choice words for Junji Ito’s adaptation of No Longer Humanas…
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Disaster Report: JUNJI ITO COLLECTION
An anime based on the works of Junji Ito should be a success by any measure. Ito's combination of Lovecraftian horror stories combined with...
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Frankenstein: Junji Ito Story Collection
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Smashed: Junji Ito Story Collection
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Shiver: Junji Ito Selected Stories
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No Longer Hyped – A Review of Human Lost
The 1948 novel Ningen Shikkaku, known in the west as No Longer Human, is considered a masterpiece of literature in Japan. It is considered autobiographical, as the torment…
Episode 11: The I-Novel, Osamu Dazai, and No Longer Human
“Asakusa Park Casino Follies” by Sumio Kawakami, circa 1930 (via Wikimedia Commons) Check out Episode 11 of the Read Japanese Literature podcast. Today, we’re talking about the I-Novel—…
Episode 228 - The Junji Ito Collection
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Soichi: Junji Ito Story Collection GN
The divisive character makes for a series of loosely connected stories that ultimately asks the reader to believe a weird 11-year-old could get away with more and more…
Tombs: Junji Ito Story Collection GN
The manga creator's grotesque artwork is in full force here, but unfortunately, there are a good number of stories in this anthology that feel a little bit undercooked.
Terrifying Non Junji Ito Horror Manga.
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An Honest Junji Ito Maniac Review
Hello and welcome back to another video today we will be reviewing a relatively new anime, that anime is Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre. I…
Rapid Manga Review: ‘Gyo’ by Junji Ito
Gyo, or Gyo Ugomeku Bukimi, is a horror seinen manga by Junji Ito that follows the story of a couple (Tadashi and Kaori) as they struggle to survive…
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I Read A LOT Of Junji Ito Manga...
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The Verdict is In: Junji Ito Maniac Review
The Verdict is In: Junji Ito Maniac Review Join us as we delve into the eerie and captivating world of Junji Ito and analyze the highly-anticipated anime adaptation of…
Crunchyroll and Bershka launch a Junji Ito Clothing Collection for Halloween
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Animation studios have learned nothing – regarding Ito Junji adaptations
When I was previewing what was coming up in terms of anime this year, I found two… surprises, you could say on the list. According to MyAnimeList, Ito…
Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre – Episode 1
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Anime Like Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre
Junji Ito Maniace brings to life 20 stories from the collected library of legendary horror manga artist Junji Ito. Adapted stories include works from Tomie,
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Spiraken Manga Review Ep 139: No Longer Human (or A Butterfly Flying in Shame)
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Day 9 of Otakutober: Twisted Tales – The Art of Junji Ito
Welcome in! Today for Otakutober 2023 is our day of appreciation for the legendary Junji Ito. His art has been widely known throughout the anime/manga world as one…
Rapid review and short analysis: ‘The Sad Tale of the Principle Post’ by Junji Ito
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Eighteen Years, and Dead No Longer – Erased Spoiler Review
Hm… unless I miss my mark, there’s some kind of festival going on right now. Usually, I give everyone a present by cracking into some of the worst…
The Furuya Minoru reinvention
Some artists are almost predestined to have a career in manga, whereas others seem to just stumble into it. Furuya Minoru originally trained to become a barber after…
The Junji Ito Collection: Not-so-Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Greetings, fabulous people of the Internet! Hanime on Anime here, and let’s talk about Junji Ito. Wikipedia Famed horror mangaka Junji Ito is known for bringing some disturbing…
Maser Patrol podcast episode 50: Junji Ito Goes to the Movies (Otakon 2021)
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Holiday Review #21: NO LONGER HEROINE
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Holiday Review #21: NO LONGER HEROINE
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Saihate no Paladin Episode 7 – No Longer Walking Alone
Post sponsored by Crow's World of Anime. Saihate no Paladin continues with Meneldor and Will making their way back to the half-elf's village. Be sure to read the…
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***SPOILERS AHEAD*** I heard of the anime Violet Evergarden, but I had the impression watching it would make me cry buckets of tears. I heard there would be…
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Upcoming ANIME, “No Longer Allowed in Another World” reveals cast and Teaser PV
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