Junji Ito remains a major name when it comes to horror in the anime world, so it comes as no surprise that his devious tales have received anime adaptations. While Toonami is still working on the long-awaited animated series Uzumaki Junji ItoNetflix is set to release a new anthology series that will adapt the many spooky tales of Ito in Crazy Genji Ito: Japanese Tales of the Horror. During the recent Netflix Tudum event in Japan, the streaming service let information slide as to when we can expect these shocking tales on the streaming service.
The stories that will make up this new anthology will include scary stories like hanging balloons tommy: a picture the four-walled room the intruder the long hair in the attic the bully the strange siblings in hikizuri: heavenAnd the Where the hypnotist lives For example, but not limited. hanging balloons In particular, it is a major entry in the yet-to-be revived horror mangaka, focusing on a world terrified by terrifying doppelgangers who aim to hang people from the hangman while they float in the sky. While all the stories are yet to be confirmed at this point, there is another major story that has yet to be brought up Alamigara error puzzle. Perhaps this tale will also find its way into the Netflix series.
During the recent Tudum event, Netflix revealed it idiot It’ll hit the streaming service on January 19th next year, along with a new Twitter post that gives horror fans an up-close look at upcoming stories that are sure to send shivers down those who watch them:
Actors and still images from 4 out of 20 stories revealed in Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales from the Macabre
The new cast members are:
Ryo Sugiyama
Daisuke Kishio
ri sugara
Yumiri Hanamori
Yuji Mitsuya
Hiro Shimono#TUDUM#TUDUMjapan#JunjiItoManiac pic.twitter.com/6vZ2VSKlkI– Netflix Anime (NetflixAnime) 25 September 2022
To this day, Ito still works tirelessly to create new stories that are unlike anything in the horror world today, so if this upcoming series seeks to adapt more horror tales, Netflix will have plenty to choose from. By adding another Eisner Award to his resume this year, Junji Ito has repeatedly proven himself as a master of horror not only in the anime world, but in the horror genre in general.
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