FIRST LOOK: Uzumaki | Toonami | adult swim
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2023
- Director Hiroshi Nagahama
Produced by Production IG USA
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Are you kidding? The way that this is literally the manga panels coming to life is nothing short of amazing. I can't wait for the release.
I just want to see a board meeting of "okay CRAZY IDEA...what if we made an adaptation of something popular...HEAR ME OUT...and kept it faithful to its source material so it retains the things that made it popular in the first place?"
@@PeterJDeer The current state of Hollywood, especially Disney for churning out remakes/remaking of our classic childhood films and media for no reason (also Netflix).
I agree with you my friend, respecting the source material = EZ profits
Exactly, very well made!
@@TheDifferencedman what are you even talking about lol
🤓
I can see why this is taking so long - the attention to detail in the animation and how closely it matches Ito’s art is genuinely incredible.
Dap him up once ur finished
How it should be, the netflix adaptation seemed lazy & they picked the worst stories from his collection to present to potential new fans.
Also, you know, covid.
They want to get it right this time after the last two tries.
Sure like a year, but four?
i LOVE that they kept it in black and white, they can focus more on the details of the animation aswell as it's more true to the manga and it fits the horror vibe more
for real, I've always talked with my friends about how if there's a Junji Ito adaptation, a black and white style would be PERFECT.
I kinda hate it like I wanna see what their wearing 😭
@@catscatscatslover they're wearing clothes.
@@catscatscatsloverMaybe if you watched the video with open eyes, you can see that they're wearing school uniforms.
@@catscatscatslover They're naked
The little flourish at 1:28 where Kirie tries to make her eyes rotate independently of each other is such a cute and fun detail. And it feels like something a real person would do on hearing that. I have never seen anything like that in an anime before. This show is in very capable hands.
I was also thinking that was such a realistic and cute detail!
Watch some studio ghibli movies bro, you will not be disappointed.
I haven't either it's era defining
If they're going to be adding little details like that, it makes me want to watch it even more. I admit at first I just thought it was going to be a copy-paste of the manga with music (however great it may be) and voice acting. I was still hyped, of course, but now even more so !!! hope they expend on the lore
I burst out laughing, its all so well done! I really hope the rest lives up to this
Such an unbelievably expressive adaptation of these scenes, brilliantly faithful to the original work. It's looking to be well worth the wait.
It’s like a manga that’s come to life. This is gonna be fantastic.
Is that the FUNKe
thank you fart
Nice seeing you here FUNKe
i thought you were cel shock once
Kirye's little attempts to move her eyes independently are so endearing, I'm glad we aren't losing any of the silliness that goes hand in hand with the unrelenting horror in Ito's work
kawaii na
I laughted hard wen I saw it😂😂😂
i want ito's masterwork the town with no streets to be animated
i agree, that bit was really cute
The power of animation, it's great to see the team have made use of the medium and that it's not just some pointless adaptation
Anyone else still coming back once in a while to just savor these 2 minutes and 51 seconds until we get the anime ? 😭 i can’t wait STILL
Yes bro, we are here with you 🍥
I thought this was airing 2023 did they give a new date?
@@deoko1 still not confirmed. indefinite delay right now apparently
@@mk9beatz le sigh. But oh well i rather see it well done and wait.
Straight up just finished the book rn, it was so good. I had no idea there was a anime version in the works for it! Can’t wait!
Insane fact I just learned, the guy who is making the soundtrack for Uzumaki is the same guy who made the soundtrack for Hereditary.
Colin Stetson
I had been hearing that sound for so long and only after watching hereditary’s behind the scenes footage did I find out it was a sax all along
It sounded like him, I was wondering. Especially with the saxophone playing at the end.
I knew it sounded familiar
@@CoraTheCobra He plays the sax and "sings" at the same time during the same recording, for this soundtrack. The track is called Spindrift. He is amazingly talented
Hereditary was horrible mate
I love that little detail of her attempting to spin her eyes like he was describing. It’s kind of silly to say, but it’s small stuff like that that makes me so excited for this adaptation and confident that the people creating it actually care and are going to deliver a fantastic show.
I completely agree!
That was one of my favorite moments! Perfectly captured those little bits of humor Ito will add to his works.
YES i loved that bit. its insane how they haven't skimped on the movement whatsoever. Anime usually cuts so many corners, this is really crazy.
It’s small stuff like that’s the reason why it got delayed 3 entire years, quality over timeframe!
Absolutely. The fact it's not such a literal adaptation and they felt it was necessary to add small character moments really pushes the detail from page to animation. Incredible stuff.
Every adaptation I've seen of Junji Ito's drawings into another medium has always felt like it lost something in the translation... except for this one. This is the first time I've ever seen anyone make his art look as good in motion as it is on the still page. I'm deeply impressed
Well now we know why it got delayed for 3 entire years, they didn’t want to give us a mediocre product!
@c.a.whodat
Right. Unlike Crunchyroll and Netflix who just wanted their ROI from the clicks they got.
That's because they all cheap out on the animation. This one looks like it has an actual budget.
I also think the vibe of his works gets messed up because it isn’t in black and white like in his books
@@yallqaeda1349
Honestly, even though "Budget" sounds like an Answer, even with a high Budget the other Adaptations would've failed.
This version decides to try a different strategy, by spending less on Colourist and relying on Rotoscoping to combine 2D and Realism.
Colin Stetson as composer is a stroke of genius, his style heavily incorporates circular breathing and lots of arpeggio patterns that perfectly fit the idea of getting pulled into a whirlpool.
Colin Stetson the goat, he makes the most beautiful, creepy, and unnerving sounding music
Genius also worked in Hereditary and Midsommar. He's so good at making unsettling and unnerving music. It's genuinely nerve wrecking and chills inducing.
isn't he the one that did the hereditary soundtrack, cause that title card sounded exactly like it came from the end of that film
If this is the level of quality we can expect throughout the entire final product, I wouldn't mind waiting to binge this in the retirement home in however many years.
Im going to look like the guy in long dream by the time its ready
I missed when studios/creative teams stuck to the "it'll be ready when it's ready!" approach without fear of forced crunch time to meet a deadline. This was worth the wait.
Japanese animation has always been dictated by deadlines. The only time it wasnt was the 80s era of OVAs where they could basically take as long as they needed due to income from VHS rentals making more money than TV serialization.
U need to miss eatin good n get a job application lil bro
@@cggc5871schizophrenia??
@@cggc5871what is bro wafflin about??
@@cggc5871U gonna miss your medication here in a sec..
The director saw how literally every Junji Ito's adaptation review are "the art style stuck, they can't replicate the manga's amazing horror art" and then did the most amazing looking anime adaptation of uzumaki ever
Not just Junji Ito. Anime and horror have very rarely mixed well. Seems to me that this director has been working hard to make it work. His previous series, Flowers of Evil, was genuinely unsettling, and even the much calmer Mushishi had this certain haunting atmosphere. If there's one anime director who's qualified to make this happen, it's Hiroshi Nagahama.
Very happy of the results! It has taken forever but "Rome wasn't built in a day" 😊😂
@@cybertruckeralpha I think the art styles seen in the late 80s and early 90s lend to horror very well, and we are only just now beginning to see the digital age reach and surpass that quality. but it is very expensive, and that is why it is not often done.
I am glad they aren't taking any liberties with changing the art style and designs like they did in the previous adaptations which failed miserably. When it comes to Ito's work, just literally copy the manga as it is since it is already perfect and turn it into animation.
@@cybertruckeralpha Mushishi was so chill
I can't wait to see the hospital sequence it's one of my favorite horror things ever
I am curious to see If they include the lost chapter too
@@MrNoot39449 sadly not a chance since the entire show wont cover the entire manga
@@ulysses3849- We don't know that. It's been at least four years in the making now.
@@Inconvenient_NPCFOUR YEARS
Honestly that chapter got to me the most, that's what I find so wonderful about Ito's Horror. It's so versatile, that even if your not bothered by it, you read enough and you'll eventually find something that sends that particular shiver down your spine and makes your stomach turn.
Bruh, its been legit almost half a decade. Can you just PLEASE keep us updated?
Welcome to the anime world baby where radio silence is the norm and you may never hear news for years
This was the update lmaooo
what LMAO just wait u cant wait a couple years?? this is litearlly the update, just wait till it drops it hasnt been even that long like what 5 yrs? why does it even matter when its gonna be finished just watch it when its ready be glad it even has an adaptation or do you want another uzlxgly junji ito animation
Do you realize this type of animation takes YEARS on top of YEARS to make the entire anime look like this? This clip alone probably took 2-3 months to complete.
This is why people say Ito’s works are unadaptable, because his artstyle is hard to make work in an animated format while staying true to the source material. This is an unprecedented project with a small staff, so be patient for just a bit longer. The end result will be well worth it.
Despera fans be like
1:29 I like the detail of Kirie trying to move her eyes independently
Exactly, they add touches that embellish the original, while still staying close to Junji Ito's layouts.
@@theotherther1 yes!! the littlest details add so much personality. beyond hyped for this
U doin backflips on it rn lil bro
@@cggc5871as he should
Me too, it's honestly kinda cute ❤
I feel this is probably the best 1-to-1 visual translation of Junji Ito's work ever. Like it's exactly his art style come to life.
This is definitely why it took so long to make this anime.
Yeah, this is amazing. People who are discovering Junji Ito for the first time are in for a treat. 🌀
Yeah. Amazing
@@StanleyNumber427Pretty incredible that this is like watching manga come to life. It seems so unique and well made. ❤
Bro said "come to life"
You can tell straight away that it was made with love and respect of Junji ito's work, no cutting corners, faithful in art, pacing and tone, trully impressive work and I hope people will recognized that as well!
Undeniable proof that Junji Ito adaptations should be kept in black and white. A lot of what makes his work characteristic and striking is how he uses ink and shadowing, and a good chunk of that's lost when you add in solid color.
Not even just that. Just TRY to find someone who understand and loves them. Literally that simple
Wow. A Junji Ito adaptation that actually gets it. The black and white art leaves some of the detail to your imagination, while also using blank space and sharp contrast to really pull your attention to certain areas. It makes those details seem almost hyper-real. You just can't get this atmosphere with a traditional anime style, since its as much about the artwork as it is about the stories. I was starting to think we would never see an good anime adaptation, but this looks amazing.
i agree!
I was just about to say the same thing! The black-and-white nature of it adds SO much!
I thought the Mania one was pretty good though. It took inspiration from some of the colored parts of his work. Still, nice to see this adaptation without color. Feels more like his actual work
YES! If it ain't broke, don't fix it! They did an incredible job, it also saves the animators time colouring so they can add more detail to the individual shots, which will lend such a great sense of horror that Ito is known for!
ur wording on this was amazing
I LOVE this animation. The fact that it’s in black and white makes it a whole other level. I feel that this captures Junji Ito’s vibe and art the best by far. Top tier.
I recall a lot of people reviewing the last anime were saying how that one B&W segment was the best and that they should try doing that for the rest of the series. I’m glad this one goes the extra mile bad tries to do the lines and shadows as well.
I wish alot more of his stories would get this treatment. And not whatever netflix did
i think im one of the few people who dont like this style, purely because its essentially a moving version of the artwork. Now i understand thats WHY people like it, and it looks cool for sure, but I tend to watch anime versions of my favourite mangas to see it in colour, with high quality, smooth animations, bringing the stories to life. I feel like this doesnt really add anything the books didnt already do well.
Yeah feel like they just brought his manga to life. In a more "literal" sense.
yep. colored looks goofy when it comes to anime horror
I really couldn't care how long this takes to release. Literally everything I've seen of this so far tells me that it'll probably be not only the best adaptation ever, but also one of the best cinematic horror pieces ever. Please, work on this until my grandchildren can see it being released. Everything about this is pure perfection
It's been almost 5 years since this was announced. I had almost forgot this was even coming out. Re-watching this gives me hope.
So glad Junji is starting to grow in the West. He needs to be seen by every horror fan East and West.
Wdym starting, hes BEEN grown
im just glad they finally seemed to figure out how to adapt his work affectively.
Anyone who actively reads manga knows who Junji Ito is. He just hasnt gotten any good adaptations to the screen. Just the same with Vagabond and Berserk.
I don’t even like horror and even I find his work to be quite enthralling. It just pulls you in and leaves an impact on you.
His stuff is truly chilling. Unlike horror that relies on jumpscares, his stuff sticks with you.
This animation is so beautiful, it's like you are watching a moving manga
How it taste
@@cggc5871 You under every comment. Get a life kid
@@cggc5871cringe
Yeah this is the kind of talent I would aspire to.
@@cggc5871as good as your moms 🐱
Colin Stetson is one of my favorite artists. His music can go from the constant wailing of horns to the most beautiful, blaring peice of work imaginable. I’m glad he was picked for composer for this legendary adaptation.
I'm completely okay with the whole "delay it until it's perfected" thing, but some update would be nice. Anything at all to say "Hey! This isn't canceled!"
this *is* the update, this is them telling you its not cancelled and that its still going
@@zeppelinzeppelini this was 8 months ago man
@@JustFayk and the teaser was 4 years ago
I believe the producers of Uzumaki understood that the only way for a Junji Ito adaptation to have a fraction of the charm that his manga had, is to straight up bring his manga panels to life, which they did spectacularly. Hats off to the animators and everyone involved in the making of this anime, it looks truly incredible
Yeah I've never read his manga but I can imagine exactly what it would look like
I agree. The composition of the original manga is so important, that attempts to "redraw" them like they try to in previous adaptations fall flat because they don't focus on the details of the shot. While the scenes understandably don't have the raw detail and brushwork that the original has, it is more than made up for through the animations, both the very subtle ones that emulate the density of the manga, and the very noticeable ones that really feels like its bringing to live the motion conveyed by the manga. The sound design on top of this is excellent as well, and I think is probably one of the things that will make this worth watching even though the shots are basically taken directly from the manga.
I think that the fact it's in black and white also does a lot of good. The art just isn't the same in color, where the lights and the darks just aren't starkly contrasted enough to create the scenes that Junji wants.
@@TenjinZekkenAgreed! Speaking of composition specifically, Ito's manga do an incredible job of stretching out the tension and the horror of the situation -- this snippet really excites me as it seems the team behind this project get why his stories work: the pacing is great and doesn't seem as rushed as other anime adaptations of his work have been.
I started it the other day and dropped it at about chapter 9. It's just a bunch of different stories, that sometimes don't even have a proper end to them. It's ok for what it is, I guess at the time of the release of this Manga it was top notch. Nowadays, I could call it mid.
@@GrandiaForever-or1tw are there other better horror Manga out there? Junji Ito is far from mid... He's basically the Japanese HP Lovecraft
This is the exact style in which any animated Junji Ito adaptation ought to be made in! The horror is so inherent to the manga style, so why not just animate in a manga style?
The director knows what they're doing. This is beautiful
Uzumaki deserves the effort
I'm fine with waiting, but can we get an update? To put us at ease that it's still being worked on? Please??
The silence is deafening as 2023 spirals ever closer to 2024
This has got to be one of the most unique adaptation. Sometimes the terror in Junji Ito's work is best seen in the manga. So by literally bringing the manga to life, the animation can keep the eerie yet intriguing vibe that Ito's work have.
I wish there would be more anime adaptations like this. It's a dream I've been holding for years.
@@StanleyNumber427 It takes too long to animate something like this
Pretty incredible that this is like watching manga come to life. It seems so unique and well made. ❤
This is going to influence a small part of the next young generation who see this, a new age of creepy pasta weirdo kids, can’t wait.
@@naosch94they're all busy watching Skibdi toilet 💀
This looks legit like the pages from the manga. I’m really impressed! This is gonna be worth the wait!
So why watch it if I already read the original comic.? I already know the story and ending.
@@NiRvAnA6890because people wanna watch it animated and there's nothing wrong with that really
@@NiRvAnA6890don't try to reason with weebs, you can't beat the original manga
@@NiRvAnA6890Then don’t watch it? Maybe some of us would like to see it animated? Maybe some people haven’t read the original story? Maybe they haven’t finished it? Maybe some people haven’t read the manga in a long time and would like to revisit this story animated? Did these thoughts ever cross your empty mind before you typed out your pointless question? Probably not.
@@harmondrawsnothing wrong with watching if you’ve already read it, it doesn’t really change anything or effect the manga at all
So, which one's gonna be released sooner?
-Gta 6
-Half Life 3
-the Uzumaki anime?
-Larian new big game :)
I think GTA 6 will be first, then Uzumaki and then... yeah nevermind, we'll never see HL3
Elder Scrolls 6
Definitely PSVita 2.
Uzumaki could very well come after GTA6
Surely it will come out this year... (coping hard)
The animation and art looks way better than I thought it would. I cant wait!
Nevermind would, It looks better than I thought this kind of thing could!
well, westerners are not making it so the job for doing it goes to the most qualified.
@@kingjoe3rdHave you seen the other Junji Ito anime? Those were all made in the east, and they are all of subpar quality. It's weird that you are trying to diss the Western way of doing things when Japan isn't all that different.
@@graphite7898I mean, Avatar probably has better animation than a lot of animes. Apparently TLAB doesn’t use still frames that much, scenes are constantly moving even for small stuff.
I really like the art style, I feel the black and whiteness is such a big part of Ito’s style and trying to add color always makes it feel slightly off. I could definitely see this style being used for other manga adaptations with a similar style. Like Berserk or Vagabond.
I cannot get over how gorgeous this looks. This is definitely living up to the standard Junji Ito’s style deserves.
It's 3D CGI... I don't know if Ito's work really deserves that...
@@Mtaalasit works in the animes favour though because its so uncanny and unnatural- we’re not used to seeing this type of animation so therefore we feel compelled to feel some typa way about it , which is the aim
@@Mtaalaswhy it's always the "it's 3D CGI, n it's bad" that's not the point, look at the details n the almost similarity to the original manga
get the hell out, go rant with ur other fellow "CGI iS BaD FoR aNiMe" community
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It really does look amazing. Can't help but wonder what something like Berserk would have been like if it had been done with this style, maybe one day...
Finally a worthy adaptation of Ito's mangas. I hope they make all his stories in this style. I would buy a collection of this on DVD if they released it!!!! AMAZING!!!!
Ok stop crapping on the other’s personally I like the other adaption’s
@@Gordonfreeman551 They're objectively bad. Cheaply made.
Kirie trying to move her eyes separately as the most re-played part is kinda funny. The animators must have known how cute they were making that sequence lol
They make it look shes imitating
It was completely unnecessary but honestly, that just gives it more charm. Somebody trying to visualize and do something they just heard is hilariously common so it works well.
@@steeledminer616 stuff like that is vital to horror. There's a reason why comedic relief is such an important factor to dark/scary stories. It's because it works.
@@omnissiah7247 It's very humanizing to give a character just such a simple moment, without calling any attention.
Partly when it's a thing we can all picture OURSELVES doing.
I think the subtle facial expressions were drawn and animated so smoothly at that part. it was so human and in character
I didn't think Ito's style could ever translate into animation well. Holy hell. If this is what the entire anime looks like (especially after baking for 3 extra years), we've got a masterpiece on our hands.
All it takes is the right studio production who will be faithful to the original source. Not easy to find, but totally possible
@carterjeremy89 Indeed. It's one thing to be faithful to the story, but to painstakingly recreate a style as intricate as Ito's? I assume that there are things further on in the story they've simplified a bit just to have a chance of animating consistently (coughEndingcough), but this blows any expectations I held previously out of the water.
@@littledreamerrem7021 Same bro, I've only recently found out they were animating this for adult swim. Even read the manga for the first time, in May. Now having seen this awesome adaption, I can't wait to see the release date
This really adds to the affect. You feel apart of the world lacking color. The lighthouse and mountain being putch black make it more ominous. I wonder if they will do the blood in color. Either way this is something different and i would like to see it.
Would love an update on the release date! Y’all said late 2023, and there’s literally only 6 weeks left in the year.
Im curious to know this as well. I keep hearing late 2023. There isnt much later left in 2023. But id rather wait with another delay if thats what it takes for them to deliver with this amount of artistic integrity.
Yeah I just googled and can’t find any updates besides July. I don’t mind waiting till after the holidays.
man it's been in the works since like 5 years and they keep delaying it. They should take their time and I understand that there's been a pandemic in the middle of their work, but I would like some more communication
As of a few days ago, it's officially been delayed indefinitely :(
@@akkoyu123 oh my God
This must be the most "manga-anime" adaptation ive seen. and even though its CGI mostly it looks superb. Rotoscopy looks so earie and thats amazing on this kind of masterpiece. waiting anxiously for when it comes out. and i dont really care if it is 2025 as long as this ends to be a concious adaptation to the magnum opus of Junji Ito.
It’s perfect. Junji Ito is a cosmic horror genius and the animators have managed to perfectly translate it to a video medium. I would be willing to wait years to ensure that it maintains this kind of quality :)
Only a handful of his works focus on cosmic horror. Obviously a nod to one of his inspirations in H.P Lovecraft. He's more so known as a body horror genius.
@@riffz6065 Ah, good point. If anything, putting a label might even be doing a disservice to his work. It’s something truly unique and just Junji-Ito-esque LOL
@@aguzman11189 Agreed. Ito is truly a master of horror at the end of the day.🤙🏻
Me too, as long as I can own a physical copy as well in the future.
@@riffz6065 Idk, I feel like he is known for both body horror and cosmic horror. He does both so well.
This looks way better than how i imagined it would be. This is literally one of the coolest looking animation that i’ve seen. All Junji Ito adaptations should look like this.
It’s gonna be worth the wait.
oh god imagine what a remina adaptation would look like o-o
@@slimgrim3607or an actually good Gyo..
I’m literally so excited for this to come out. Take all the time u need it looks fantastic!
I appreciate that they made the subtitles yellow so as not to blend in with the monochrome animation
I will wait as long as it takes for more of this, Hiroshi Nagahama did an amazing job with Flowers Of Evil and Mushishi so I have faith this will excellent too.
flowers of evil anime adaptation was garbage tho
@@pastry9849 Nah, Junji Ito himself literally said he was a fan of his adaptation of Flowers of Evil which is why he was happy for him to direct this project.
You can honestly see a lot of the art style of Flowers of Evil in this clip in terms of the movement, I wouldn't be surprised if they used rotoscoping in part for this too. It's cool to see this sort of experimentation with the medium.
@@pastry9849L take
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@@pastry9849 ig it comes down to taste, but i felt that the animation pinned down the uncomfortable nature of the manga pretty well
THIS is the animation style that makes Ito's manga come to life. Everything about it looks slightly off in a way that makes it unsettling as hell. I'm so glad it's made so much progress since that first trailer! Good luck on finishing and thanks!
Exactly! That’s what previous attempts have been missing. That off-ness, that oddly uncanny vibe that you can’t quite understand.
The animation in this is so unbelievable that it really respects Junji Ito’s artwork. I’ve read Ito’s mangas and I can’t wait to see this when it comes out!
this should've come out last year. I don't mind that they're taking their time with it, but it would be nice to get an update.
Cancelled
@@J1nxPowder that hasnt been confirmed
cancelled
@@J1nxPowder df u on about???
@@gerrmance for real?
I loooooove how dedication they are to reproducing Junji’s iconic art style. So beautifully scary and striking.
dedicated? They didn't even hand animate/draw this, it's all 3D CGI...
@@Mtaalasok and? Moron
@@Mtaalas with how good this looks, its outstanding the work theyre putting in. also im pretty sure the "cg" youre seeing is rotoscoping
@@Mtaalas not the backrounds, and im guessing some of the scenes in the anime wont be cgi, either way even if it was, the cgi looks really good and stays with the artstyle, and unlike you might think, cgi isnt some cheap way to get around handrawn animations, if anything its actually more expensive to produce and harder to get right, which they seem to have done
@@Mtaalasyou silly goose? talking about the animation so proudly incorrect. they rotoscoped to achieve the eerie fluidity, but if you look at the lines frame by frame its hand drawn.
absolutely beautiful animation finally a studio that actually understands what makes junji ito’s form of horror so special and unique
💯not a huge fan of this manga personally but it's an outstandingly good adaptation for people enjoy it compared to a lot of other adaptations
@@majlordag1889just a question out of curiosity not trying to start an argument uzumaki is my favorite junji into work if you don't really like it I was wondering why and what your favorite junji into story/story collection is
Still waiting in 2024
I still can't get over this
This looks AMAZING! I love how the attention to detail and how well they’ve kept Junji Ito’s iconic drawing style, and the decision to keep the animation monochromatic honestly elevates the uncanniness and horror. I really look forward to seeing all of it!
I'll say. The line drawing aspect grounds it, you know what I'm saying. It makes it stark and gives the horror deeper impact because it feels so much like the manga.
Pretty incredible that this is like watching manga come to life. It seems so unique and well made. ❤
Not only does this do the manga justice, it actually seems to ENHANCE it, which is really what all anime adaptations should do!
I got to admit that bit of business with Kirie opening and closing her eye's after hearing about the father was way more endearing then anything her counterpart did in the manga.
@@Nix-ManTo be fair, Itos charaters most of the time are not meant to be "actual charaters", but more like lens to experience what is happening in the manga
@@flyingorange2482 Very, very true
What a relief that some companies and leadership teams allow their studios and employees to create art that honors, respects and sticks to the OG source. It's so rare and so, so appreciated. This looks incredibly awesome and promising. Thank you, Adult Swim. From Toonami Sailor Moon days to Uzumaki on Adult Swim - you've never let me down!
Indefinitely delayed with no official release date makes me sad
let's hope for this autumn
The production value looks insane on this, could this be the first successful Junji Ito anime?
If nothing else the character animation and style are impressive and unique
i think it definitely will, all the other adaptions suffered so much with their animation style but this is just perfect.
We've been waiting years for this but it honestly looks like it's going to be worth the wait, I'm so stoked!
Ur mom been waitin years 4 u to get a job 2 lil bro make her happy for 1ce
@@cggc5871I’m in your walls
The choice to animate in black and white was fantastic, captures the tone perfectly
That eerie saxophone soundtrack playing over the title card sounds a lot like Colin Stetson, who did the soundtrack for Hereditary. That would be a sick musical choice for this show.
It sounds like Colin Stetson because it is Colin Stetson
This looks better than I could’ve imagined. If the rest of the show holds up to this quality it’ll be history in the making.
Yeah this will be a total game changer
If you notice, there’s this jarring essence of stop-motion almost and it’s like I’m actually flipping through the pages of the manga. It helps bring it alive and adds to the sharpness of the horror that Ito brings to his stories. It’s so compelling and beautiful.
The first Junji adaptation that ACTUALLY does his work justice!!!
Can't wait, this looks fantastic!!!
I actually liked the other stuff too but I agree this looks great
This will never come out
At this point, I'm convinced that there will be a real life spiral apocalypse before they finally release this.
IT WAS SUPPOSED TO RELEASE NEAR THE ENS OF THIS YEAR AND IT STILL AINT HERE 😭
same December is almost over and it wont 2023 anymore and this still hasn't released i bet they haven't even dubbed it yet or will even try to dub it considering how many times its been delayed
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Even if it's in production hell right now, it will be worth the wait
@@iwantedtobethatanomaly2270 absolutely
This is how you properly translate Ito’s work to anime form. Something fresh but will still instill the same level of fear and unease as the manga. Boutta be a work of art.
this looks so much better than the previous adaptations of his work. I'm so happy they've found a way to bring Junji Ito's work to life.
Maybe they can do another one of his mangas later if this turns out as nicely as this teaser looks. (Hellstar Remina would be awesome, and, of course, Tomie).
I’m not mad about the delays, but rather the lack of communication. I don’t care whether it’s nearly finished or perhaps even cancelled - but if you have any semblance of self-respect you should share those details with your audience, or people are gonna stop caring and move on. Adult Swim themselves said it’d be coming in 2023. That time has come on and gone.
At this point it might be better to assume it’s never coming out. Both Adult Swim and the studio clearly have issues communicating with their fans, even when the news is yet another delay. They just can’t be bothered.
Cancelled
@@J1nxPowder your mom should have canceled you at an abortion clinic
It has not been cancelled. All 4 episodes were completed a few weeks ago.
@@jerry1006really if it's done already why not release it?
No kidding! I've been waiting since the announcement and was checking every time they announced new details. But nothing... and now that it's been a full year I'm beginning to lose complete interest.
This looks much better than adaptations on Netflix.
It's a great decision to do it in black & white. It makes it feel more like an animated manga, which fits this type of horror well because a lot of the scares come from sudden page turns, and it's hard to replicate that on screen. Really looking forward to this version of Ito's classic
THIS is the kind of adaptation i've been waiting for. This animation style perfectly captures the unsettling atmosphere of Junji Ito's work the same way it does in the manga. I can't wait to watch this.
I agree , one of his best works!!
SAME ❤
Oh my GOD it looks so good, please please please take your time and make it all of this quality.
I'm literally drooling over the art and animation. This is absolutely stunning!
I love how smooth the animation is. Captures all the ordinary details we take for granted, while accentuating what stands remarkably stands out, before everything goes above and beyond impossibly grotesque and in your face about it. The normalcy becomes so much more endearing somehow, like the girl trying to understand the dad's eye thing by blinking her eyes.
it's smooth because it's all 3D CGI trying to pass as 2D animation...
@@Mtaalas stop commenting this literally everywhere
@@Mtaalasso?
@@Mtaalaslol no, it's rotoscoped
@@Mtaalas do you even know what CGI is?
Oh my goodness. I had completely written this project off. But seeing it in action, more importantly, hearing that exquisite soundtrack, this is truly a shot of adrenaline for all Ito fans. Thank you very much to animation studio Drive for their hard work.
You can really feel the sound design twisting your mind into an unending spiral of unknown horrors
So, I looked into the composer, Colin Stetson. He uses a method called circular breathing when playing woodwind instruments in which someone doesn’t have to pause their playing to take breaths of air. Theoretically, someone using this method of breathing could continuously play, nonstop. Where this gets existential is when you realize that the music itself, is a spiral.
@@Bro-BLZIT I haven't red uzumaki but that would be a very interesting scene that I hope they put in the series, like imagine the son coming to his house only to hear a repeating melody or song sang in a wind instrument over and over until he reaches it's source in his father's room as he sings over and over again surrounded by spirals while he does the weird eye thing
you'd written it off?? after the first teaser i knew this would be a masterpiece from the animation alone
Pretty incredible that this is like watching manga come to life. It seems so unique and well made. ❤
I'm excited to see where this ends up. The attention to detail is very impressive, each shot here correlates to a panel in the manga. The animators did an amazing job as well. Ito's work is notoriously hard to translate to animation, but here it is done to (near) perfection.
ITS ALMOST THE END OF THE YEAR AND IT STILL HASNT RELEASED 😭😭😭😭😭
Im having the same question 😔😔😔
Well here goes another year without it despite the VP of adult swim saying it'll come out by the end of the year lol
The way she was trying to move her eyes independently was honestly adorable 😭 I can't wait for this and completely understand why it's taking long. The details!!!
Right! In the manga she seemed dull to me. But, based off the trailer, the anime gives the characters a distinct personality.
@@kpopfan246I mean Its supposed to be dull, to focus less on charaters and more in the horror
@@flyingorange2482 I get that, and Ito is a genius when it comes to inescapable monstrosities. But, it makes me care a little less about the characters when something happens to them. The monsters and horrors are impactful, but something happens to a character themselves it not as gruesome to me. Now when some of his works have characters with some personality, like Souichi and his folks, Michio, Ms. Fuchi, and Remina, the story is 10 times scarier to me.
This is probably the best usage of rotoscoping I’ve seen in an anime, all the benefits without it’s negatives. Bravo to the animation team for making that work out.
Not rotoscoped, it's cgi
@@7elevenhomelessman310rotoscoping is the technique silly
@@7elevenhomelessman310It isn't CGI, this is all hand-drawn 2d animation. They just use live footage as reference for the movements characters make.
@@7elevenhomelessman310 Get your eyes checked
Almost all of this is CGI. The slight variation in the line weights and animation looks too perfectly distributed to be rotoscoped. I imagine they used a simple noise modifier for most of the effects. At 0:29 the line overlapping the nose is exactly how a cel shader behaves and looks unintentionally ugly. Also, Kirie's hair at 0:32 appears to be intersecting with itself.
One aspect that throws me off is at 0:30 when her eyes adjust to match the perspective which isn't typical with 3d animation. However, I have seen tools that change the shape of the face based on camera angles such as Cam-Shape-Matic.
This legitimately looks so good. I have really high hopes for it.
Kirie trying to move her eyes was such a cute addition. I’m glad there not trying to go full dark and gloomy, but have some more lighthearted moments from time to time
Such a faithful adaptation!
This is gorgeous! They're doing their best to retain all the details that make Junji Ito's style so distinctive and the choice to keep it grayscale really let's the audience take in all those details without distracting colours or being too visually stimulating!
It's genius too because they can use it to save budget
I can't WAIT for this adaptation.
With that being said, please take as much time as you need. We can tell how much care and attention to detail you are all putting in and don't want this to be rushed.
Edit: "sigh" cgplays9 spoiled the ending of this anime for me... so, be warned if u keep reading this thread.
@@DefeatLust I thought the manga was great, this trailer showed basically nothing. Everything goes of the deep end the further in it gets so I'm glad they showed restraint I the trailer
@@shulkxeno Like a spiral into horror
@@DefeatLust just read it if u want to know. All of itos work is worth a read cuz bassicly every story is scary in some manner (there are a few exceptions but only like 4 of his stories arent scary)
@@DefeatLust It's a story about going down a literal spiral of dread. This clip is only the foreshadow to the entire series. The start of the spiral when you start it from the outside going in. Without spoiling anything, Shuichi's father's obsession with spirals goes too far and creates a domino effect.
The lack of communication from the studio and it's audience is really annoying,If your gonna leave us waiting at least give us an update😭
TELL ME THE DATE ALREADY!
was supposed to be released late 2023 but by the looks of it the year is already ending and we no longer will be in the year 2023 bet it hasn't even been dubbed yet
@@St0N3RZoMBiEwhere can I watch this when it comes out
@@Bunny11344 adult swim
@@Bunny11344 I Believe in HBO max. Because it's an adult swim production, toonami belongs to adult swim. It looks fantastic right?
Oh my god. Are we actually getting an animated junji ito project that properly reflects his art? This looks incredible.
my god, the animation is so fluid and smooth… the attention to detail is outstanding! I was so worried that Uzumaki got silently canceled, but now I can be relieved knowing it’s still being worked on, take your time Adult Swim! 💕
@@TheBigGSN5Frame rate has nothing to do with how fluid you can make something look over all. These are all at the same frame rate anyways it's how they make it lol.
@@TheBigGSN5 Do u even know how animation works? Animation is not video game bro
@@TheBigGSN5 comment history check, pathetic troll
@@TheBigGSN5Do you think it should be 60fps? lol
You can only cancel yourself. I don't see how he would anyway
PLEASE CHRIST take as much time as needed, the art looks stunning,
OMFG. How come i wasn't aware of this trailer. I saw the first trailer, i was hyped but stayed calm, now my expectations are sky high! I want this anime now!
This is how you show respect to junji’s work. Look at that quality of animation! Netflix needs to take some notes. THIS is what we want. Very good work to everyone working on this show. I can’t wait, but I will
Yep, you nailed it!
I can feel the bleeding passion from the animation team in this entire project just from the first few seconds this starts playing 😢😢😢 I love it. Thank you everyone this is so good!!!
this looked like the characters just jumped out from the manga panels and started moving, its breathtaking
I need this in my life. I don't care how long it may take anymore if it means it'll be like this.
the black and white aestetic of it makes it just like the manga, almost to perfection
Keeping it in black and white is one of the best choices I think they could have made
This is gorgeous and it captures the atmosphere and feel of Ito’s art greater than most anime or live adaptations
I'm not even a horror fan but I'm absolutely stoked for this. The animation is incredible and perfectly captures Junji Ito's style.
I love how the most replayed part of this trailer isn't any of the creepy parts, but just the bit where Kirie tries to spin her eyes independently of each other.
LOL
this looks amazing! please continue to put the care and justice into this adaptation you guys clearly are!