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The Human Emotion Behind Tatsuki Fujimoto's Writing
Tatsuki Fujimoto has become one of the biggest names in the anime industry in the last few years with his worldwide series Chainsaw Man, as well as many of his other manga or one-shot titles like Fire Punch, Goodbye Eri and even Look Back. But outside of his most well known works, he also wrote a bu…
Read full review on AniList →Hits, misses and mixed bags with Mr. Chainsaw Man.
Is there anyone in the anime industry more blessed with the mandate of heaven than Tatsuki Fujimoto right now? Not only has he basically created the biggest blockbuster of the century with Chainsaw Man, he's gotten _two_ attempts to give that manga the most generational adaptation treatment possible…
Read full review on AniList →Trauma, Belonging, Found Family and Sex in Fujimoto's Works
In *17-26*, a collection of early one-shots created between the ages of seventeen and twenty-six, this mini-series offers a fascinating lens into the foundations of his later work. Beneath the violence and absurd premises lies a fixation on who gets to belong and what happens to those cast as “the o…
Read full review on AniList →A quite strong anthology of hidden gems
I feel like no other mangaka has had it as good as Tatsuki Fujimoto in recent memory. The Reze movie has been blazing charts, a live-action adaptation of Look Back is scheduled for 2026, and a faithful and energetic adaptation of his one-shot collection has also been adored by many, despite the fact…
Read full review on AniList →Coupable de normalité
Tatsuki Fujimoto est un auteur qu'on ne présente plus maintenant. Maintenant populaire avec son Chainsaw Man toujours en cours ou le récemment adapté Look Back, ses qualités avaient déjà été dévoilées avec son un peu moins reconnu mais tout de même bon Fire Punch. Mais Fujimoto, comme beaucoup de ma…
Read full review on AniList →17-26: Fujimoto at his best and worst
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Fujimoto 17-26 is an okay anime. i usually don't like one-shot adaptations, due to them being extremely short and not fully exploring the story. Although i have to say every single animation studio did a great job.
Ep 5: liked it, pretty intere…
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