OnJan. 19, 2023, Netflix released Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre, which adapted some of the horror manga artist's most bizarre and horrific tales into an anime collection.Among the stories included was a tale called "The Hanging Balloons," a twisted and macabre story about a young girl trapped inside her home while a ballooned version of FashionModel. Fuchi's face is just seriously creepy and scary to me. Most of Junji Ito's other stories like Gyo and Uzumaki don't scare me and I find more icky/gross than scary. But the Fuchi stories are the only stories that have ever scared me just because of how disturbing Fuchi's face has been drawn by Ito. Logo Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre ( 伊藤潤二『マニアック』) launches on Netflix globally January 19th! This megathread is for general discussion about the anime, for links to individual episode discussions see below. Welcometo Scary Stories with Junji Ito! 😱Tonight’s frightening tale is Sensor - a truly hair-raising horror story you won't soon forget! 💇‍♀️Read Sensor:h Lovesickness Junji Ito Story Collection GN. Several of the female ghosts bear a striking resemblance to Stephen Gammell's work in Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark and are just as chilling. ItoJunji: Collection, despite what the MAL score might lead you to believe is actually decent. Meanwhile the anime can give you chills, or moments that you think "wow gross, that's scary" etc. you are not really scared but more interested. When you read Junji Ito's original art it gives you more creeps, a purest feeling of JunjiIto's Uzumaki is easily one of the scariest pieces of media ever created. If you've not read this manga horror masterpiece, here's why you should. JunjiIto's Cat Diary: Yon & Mu (Japanese: 伊藤潤二の猫日記 よん&むー, Hepburn: Itō Junji no Neko Nikki: Yon & Mū) is an autobiographical manga written and illustrated by Junji Ito.Appearing as a serial in Kodansha's seinen manga magazine Monthly Magazine Z from November 2007 to December 2008, it follows the adventures of J-kun, a horror manga artist as he adjusts to life VizMedia’s blurb for Venus in the Blind Spot is really weird: it claims this is a “best of” collection of Junji Ito’s stories but, as far as I can tell, only one - maybe two - stories have previously appeared in print before: The Enigma of Amigara Fault and The Sad Tale of the Principal Post possibly both appeared in Dissolving Classroom. Paperback– January 31, 2017. by Junji Ito (Author) 4.8 2,509 ratings. Part of: Dissolving Classroom. See all formats and editions. A pair of twisted siblings—Yuuma, a young man obsessed with the devil, and Chizumi, the worst little sister in recorded history—cause all sorts of tragic and terrifying things to happen wherever they go. Reminais pretty scary. I'm referring to Junji Ito's adaptation, yes. Although in general, the answer depends on if you're more perturbed by Ito's characteristic body horror or psychological-type terror, since it seems like OP wasn't convinced by the "gross-out" from Gyo. .
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