#erased anime

[dreamyeuphoricll]

Happy mother's day 🥰❤️

Yor at the very top 🥹

[kolomo]

@animangacreators challenge 3: alphabet challenge ↳ e ⋆ erased (2016)

"When I grow older, old enough to go wherever I want by myself, I want to go to a faraway country. I want to go to a faraway island. I want to go to an island with nobody around. I want to go to an island with no sorrow or suffering. On that island, I’ll climb trees when I want, swim in the ocean when I want, and sleep when I want. When I think about the town from which I’ve been erased, I feel lighthearted. I want to go far, far away."

[pastacurls]

You have no idea how upset I am at this. HE WAS ORIGINALLY TALKING ABOUT FUCKING HIROMI!!! YKNOW LIKE THE KID HE WAS ACTUALLY FRIENDS WITH THAT JUST SO HAPPENED TO ALSO GET MURDERED?!?!??

I get that the anime wanted to push his and kayo’s relationship but was it necessary??? What was the reason to take away the importance of his friendships???? WHY?????

And this isn’t even the only instance of things that were taken out that showed an emphasis on his friendships with the others.

Like??? Kenya’s reactions??????? They’re so emotional and so good WHY were these not put into the anime adaptation????? (And yes, I know both of those are in the live action but STILL!!! I would’ve loved to see it in the style of the anime itself)

I will never get over what we were ROBBED of when it came to some of Erased’s manga to anime adaptation, it’s an amazing adaptation but still I wish this stuff was kept the same/kept in

[kitsuneren]

Fan-artober day 4- Yashiro Sensei! Erased is one of my all time fav anime/manga~

[starryrock]

Thinking about making something based on this specific genre of my favorite characters. In the meantime, alignment chart.

I tried using MULTIPLE different templates and in the end, this is the only one I stuck with. This is probably inaccurate but I’m really hungry so I don’t care about that right now.

[diamondcz27]

All For One

Gaku Yashiro

Muzan Kibutsuji

Sukuna

[pochqmqri]

It has just been announced that Sayuri, the Japanese singer and songwriter, whose songs were used as themes in several anime such as Erased, Scum's Wish, My Hero Academia, and Lycoris Recoil, has passed away at the age of 28, following a battle with a chronic illness.

This is incredibly tragic news, as she was taken too young. May she rest in peace.

To commemorate a part of her life, I want to share the ending theme used to Erased, "Sore wa Chiisa na Hikari no yō na" ("That Was Like a Small Light"), one of my favorite series. It has always been one of my favorite ending themes, for both music and visual tone.

[grimmons]

based off that one photo except i made it three idiots fucking around post-epilogue

[samfisheyy]

Two steps ahead 😭🙏

Two steps ahead.... I am always... two steps ahead... Satoru...

[peppermintys]

pre op boy boobs under cut

doodle page !! :DD

quicksilver / peter maximoff

adult kenya kobayashi

nightcrawler / kurt wagner

dnd oc hesperian

transfem sanji!!!

[hopistaches]

[littler0b1n]

My brother recently taught me how to color in manga panels and so this is what I’ve been doing for the past 2 days. The trick is to use layer styles! Especially multiply. First panel is from Billy Bat and the next 3 are from Monster and Erased speaking of which…

Manga spoilers for Erased and Monster underneath cut!!

[marcysdreamydays11]

Alphabet Anime Polls

[pastacurls]

And what if I said them. What if I did. What then liberals.

[seeminglyseph]

it's so funny to me... looking at video reactions and content about the anime of Erased and realize how many people felt like... idk. cuckolded? by the fact that Kayo did not end up with Satoru in the end, but with Hiromi, the boy who also would have died if the timeline had not been reset.

and like. some of my amusement comes from like... my own ignorance in not realizing that would be a reaction. because like. Obviously. We've been in Satoru's shoes this entire journey and it felt like, especially in the anime, Kayo and Satoru were having these big meaningful moments. like. how could that not be a romance? even though Satoru repeatedly is like 'I am 30, I'm not catching feelings in this situation, what am I doing?'

which I took as like. "Oh, he's inhabiting his little 8 year-old body and also has not had social connection in a long time and is just... having emotions. and Satoru's story is about learning to care and feel again. because adult Satoru had shut down so much due to the trauma of both losing so much in his youth and having the adults around him cope by basically refusing to deal with it and shutting it down. Returning to his childhood before the trauma is reawakening his ability to connect, trust and feel again. Which is something adult Satoru is as confused and unfamiliar with as child Satoru would be with a crush so it reads very similar."

but I also like. ran out of episodes at episode 9, then read the manga, then got like... really really invested in what the story had to say about trauma and the cycles of abuse and silence and well meaning cruelty and convenient victims and patterns of violence and community scapegoats and justice and how people act to preserve face and the justice system and like... the anime picked one thing in the manga to focus on and it was Kayo. and it did that thing like... really really masterfully. it made Kayo's story so heartrending that people forgot almost entirely about everything else. but like. the manga is about like... multiple other subjects of which Kayo features predominantly but like. The character that Satoru is freaking out about having been killed in his flashbacks in the manga is Hiromi, because Hiromi was his friend. It doesn't change the fact that Kayo is very impactful, but the story doesn't revolve entirely around her. So the fact that Hiromi and Kayo found love instead of death, but many anime viewers seem to forget entirely that Hiromi is also a would-be murder victim, is because so much of the non-Kayo story is just... not present or altered.

And even stuff with Kayo because like. She came back after being taken to her grandmother and helped them with the investigation and protection of Aya, the other potential murder victim that goes to a different school.

Honestly sometimes I feel like even people who talk about the anime ending being bad vs the manga ending, miss the parts of the manga that the anime changes. The anime is very excellent for what it is as a stand alone piece, however since it had adapted so much out of the manga to make itself a stand alone piece it didn't give itself an ending that matched what it had created. The anime had devoted itself entirely to the Kayo aspects of the story because they evoked such strong emotions, but the ending... isn't about Kayo. because in the manga, the story wasn't about Kayo. the thing that seems kind of funny to me is, they were stuck with 2 episodes to wrap up a fat chunk of the manga. They were always gonna have to do an anime original ending. They *could* have just gone balls to the wall and gone completely original and played into the fact that they'd been focusing on Kayo the whole time. Not necessarily "waits for him the whole time" but something that puts more focus on her to give more emotional catharsis to the audience. Instead it went with the option no one was happy with and did a limp noodle fast adaptation of the last chunk of the manga with no character development or deduction or planting from the rest of the anime because half the scenes that made any of it make sense got cut.

And now everyone remembers Erased as that great anime with a terrible ending. which sucks because the manga honestly really has a lot to say about a lot of topics. And the anime is artistic and beautiful as hell. but like. the fact that so much of the message is fully not like... either adapted or perceived by audiences or like. Ignored. feels like a sign of something kind of frustrating...

Or I am overthinking big time. That's. I guess a possibility. It might not be that deep, but I think it is. there just might be a level of clumsiness in its execution sometimes, but I think the themes and messages are still there...

[starryrock]

Satoru Fujinuma (cosmically forced to time travel back to being 10-years-old) and Conan Edogawa (medically altered 17-year-old that survived a poisoning attempt only to look 7-years-old) in the same location together. One is the universe’s unwilling errand boy to stop tragedies before they occur, the other regularly finds himself in the middle of a crime scene (usually a murder).