Idk if im the only one who thinks this, but the Bungo anime wouldve gone so much harder if it was animated in the 90s style of animation, specificly the evangelion style. Or even like the Dadaroma, NANA, or Paradise kiss style of animation. I have a lot of issues with the current anime, and most are animation related...
someone give them a fucking ibuprofen
Is it wrong that i want him to hit me with his staff...
WOAH who said that
got temporarily taken out of my art block by force
I went to michels and got new paints and canvasas!!! I ran outof white nad black solong ago so i couldnt paint for a while... But now i can!!!
He would sob and then throw them out if someone touched his windows while closing the door
This is the type of car I imagine Chuuya would drive
I never really looked at mori and chuuya relationship, its always been a professional or slightly resentful one(post stormbringer).
While Mori’s relationship with Dazai reads as kind of parental, Mori’s relationship with Chuuya really doesn’t. They seem to have a strictly professional relationship, and I think that’s why they work much better as boss and subordinate than Mori and Dazai.
Chuuya is much more respectful towards Mori because he DOES respect Mori. But, going off their interactions in Stormbringer, I don’t think he particularly likes him on a personal level, and that works for them. Chuuya knows Mori is manipulating him to get him to cooperate, but he trusts his ability to protect the pm and the city and Mori trusts his ability to carry out these plans, and really their relationship doesn’t need to be anything more than that.
But Dazai and Mori’s relationship is much more personal. There’s a level of emotional attachment there that isn’t entirely related to the port mafia. Mori seems to feel some sort of genuine connection there, he sees himself in Dazai and wants to trust and confide in him. And he was the only person in Dazai’s life for a while there, so I imagine Dazai has at least complicated feelings regarding him. Also Mori’s shows just a sliver of tenderness towards him at times, and lets him get away with things that he would be a bit stricter about with other people. And I’m sure he justifies it with some sort of logic about being able to use him in his plans, but given the ending of beast, I think it’s a bit more than that. Mori nursed Dazai back to health, was on constant suicide watch for a year, Dazai talked to him enough about Odasaku that he knew how much Dazai cared for him, Mori talks about Dazai with what sometimes reads as bittersweet regret. It’s a much more complicated dynamic.
That’s why when Chuuya’s friends die to fulfill a plan he just continues on, because he’s loyal to the Port Mafia and if Mori thinks it was best for the organization then so be it. But when Dazai’s friend dies to better the pm it’s a personal betrayal he struggles to recover from.
I do definitly have to admit the anime has its moments - like in dark era, dead apple and the guild arc. However i dont think the current style of animation properly potrays the theme and moods of most shows. from my pespective, bungo explores mental illness and the lines and burrness of morality. I really would like if the animation potrayed that in its style like Evangelion or lain, but instead its smooth and sharp, a stark differnce to how most of the characters view the world around them.
Idk if im the only one who thinks this, but the Bungo anime wouldve gone so much harder if it was animated in the 90s style of animation, specificly the evangelion style. Or even like the Dadaroma, NANA, or Paradise kiss style of animation. I have a lot of issues with the current anime, and most are animation related...
I love bungo so much wtf its so peak but so
smth smth bsd’s recurring theme of your past not defining who you are but facing your past being necessary to move on anyway. the symbolism of atsushi’s abuser being the one to push him forward despite atsushi’s dislike for him—you cannot get rid of him. you cannot stop caring. you will cry when your father dies and you will hate him for it. you will never get rid of the ghost that haunts you but sometimes acknowledging it is the first step to healing. can anyone hear me
posting this for those who wanted to see the video version (just realized that you can't reblog with videos??? ehhh