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On one hand, I hope they adapt the Enigma of Amigara Fault because that's one of his best. On the other hand, the show isn't that great and I don't think it would be able to do the story justice.
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And More posted:The Souichi stories genuinely seem to have the most effort put into them. They also benefit way more from the added movement because of all the wacky chases (and the nail shooting). The Souichi segments convinced me that the creators of the show want to do a comedy anime with horror elements rather than a straightforward horror anime. Ito's sense of humor, when it comes through, is pretty lighthearted - case in point, the cat diary - and the Souichi stories fit that bill perfectly. They don't understand how to adapt the creepiness of most of his other work. It doesn't help that they spent all of  on the animation, either.
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The second one felt like three separate stories mashed together instead of one coherent story. Which story or stories was it based off of?
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Feb 17, 2018 04:27
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Although, that being said, it was one the better adaptations, even if felt disjointed. The show managed to get a good creepy atmosphere going for that story, which is more than can be said for a lot of the other ones. The stories with less motion work better.
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Feb 17, 2018 04:53
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I worked chicken fryers in a deli during college, and the oil clung to everything. Greased got a visceral shudder out of me.cyberbug posted:They animated Glyceride, the fuckers. The first time I actually had to look away from the screen (in the pimple "popping" scene). How so? I'm not familiar with Ligotti, but Junji Ito's horror always struck me as being close to Kafka or Lovecraft.
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A new one-shot! This one's pretty good. http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Layers-of-Fear
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