To be fair, Yuasa was less involved with this project, with Pyeon-Gang Ho making what is essentially her directorial debut having a more hands on role. Makes sense when you think about the fact that Eizouken just ended a couple months ago and he already has another fucking movie in production set to come out next year.
Yeah, the english version is hosted on the same site as all those other porn shorts.
I don't think it's quite on that level. For what it's worth, the first couple episodes or so were pretty good, but by episode 4 the show really starts to nose dive. A lot seems to have been changed from the source material too. From what I understand, the original novel and film focused on a team of scientists and bureaucrats figuring out how to handle the crisis of Japan sinking, rather than zeroing in on how one specific family manages to survive through it.
I’ve heard it’s getting one, but they’re waiting for the manga to wrap up, since it’s pretty clearly gonna be a fairly short run. Based on the latest chapter, I give it like three more arcs or so.
Stretching a manga out longer than the story is planned typically never works out well.
I recall some anon in the "itt: write an anime plot" threads used to pitch a series heavily influenced by Hong Kong action flicks for a while a few years ago, (he had a title for it but I can't remember it right now).
Here's the best order:
Just play the game. It even has decent visuals unlike when they cry and Fate.
