The master of horror has come a long way - and it doesn't look like he's stopping any time soon. Watch the next video early here - / berserk-game-we-107258594
I love to see House Of Leaves mentioned. It's my all time favourite novel, and one of the only books I have read twice. It's an absolute masterpiece, to say the least. I never considered a manga adaptation - that could be very interesting, if not incredibly difficult.
True, maybe it would have to limit itself as an adaptation of the Navidson Record. Then again, if Ito were behind it, I feel like even a one-shot of ‘the five and a half minute hallway’ would be fire 🔥.
@@alexenterprises1 That is what I was thinking. You could simply adapt the House Of Leaves documentary, cut out Johnny Truant's narrative, and have a trippy self-contained story about the hallway. Manga isn't a completely stifling medium, either, just look at Fraction by Shintaro Kago - you could definitely get even more creative with it and have a comic version of ergodic literature.
Junji Ito is a fascinating case, because his art style has stayed pretty much the same over the course of his career, but with each major work, the art itself noticeably improves. Most artists evolve their art style, but Junji Ito already had a style that worked incredibly well. There is one small panel in No Longer Human (chapter 2, page 68, second panel) that shows a character's disgusted expression, and it really stuck with me due to how visceral it is. That one small panel highlighted to me how far he was improved since Tomie.
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Please do the artistic evolution of Naoki Urusawa next
Love the video.
Hopefully you can do an artistic evolution of Yuto Suzuki (Sakamoto Days)
I definitely agree with using the first thumbnail! It really shows how Ito has evolved with expressing horror in his art.
Artistic evolution of USOGUI
I love to see House Of Leaves mentioned. It's my all time favourite novel, and one of the only books I have read twice. It's an absolute masterpiece, to say the least. I never considered a manga adaptation - that could be very interesting, if not incredibly difficult.
True, maybe it would have to limit itself as an adaptation of the Navidson Record. Then again, if Ito were behind it, I feel like even a one-shot of ‘the five and a half minute hallway’ would be fire 🔥.
@@alexenterprises1 That is what I was thinking. You could simply adapt the House Of Leaves documentary, cut out Johnny Truant's narrative, and have a trippy self-contained story about the hallway. Manga isn't a completely stifling medium, either, just look at Fraction by Shintaro Kago - you could definitely get even more creative with it and have a comic version of ergodic literature.
This video was great and was reaally enjoyable.
Keep up the great work!😎😎👍👍
Junji Ito is a fascinating case, because his art style has stayed pretty much the same over the course of his career, but with each major work, the art itself noticeably improves. Most artists evolve their art style, but Junji Ito already had a style that worked incredibly well. There is one small panel in No Longer Human (chapter 2, page 68, second panel) that shows a character's disgusted expression, and it really stuck with me due to how visceral it is. That one small panel highlighted to me how far he was improved since Tomie.
Great video for a great artist
I swear I saw the title "AUTISTIC EVOLUTION....😅
first. love your vids