#erased anime

[angielarte]

I had fun drawing them ;; my first fanart of this ship, I love them so muchhh

link click x erased [AU]

[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."

[cipheringcats]

this was so fun!!! base by @/__ksgi on twt :)

[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.

[kitsuneren]

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

[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

[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.

[grimmons]

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

[ilektrasteam]

A few (possibly?) controversial takes that I have regarding boku dake ga inai machi (mainly rhe manga), starting from lukewarm to more hot takes:

1. This story is way deeper than people give it credit for, and while there are flaws in the writing, I think there's tons of themes that are sadly not talked at all by fans, such as childhood trauma, depression, existentialism and religion.

2. The story should be labeled thriller or suspense instead of mystery. One of the main complaints I hear from people who watched the anime is that it doesn't try to be a mystery at all.

3. Kayo is not a shallow character. She is a traumatized child. Also enough with the "she is just a plot device and does nothing, only to leave the cast". She is an abused 12 year old, she should not be getting involved in solving a serial killing case.

4. Kayo not ending up with satoru is great. I will never forgive the anime for trying to push a romance narrative. Not only is it a great subversion of the "hero gets the girl trope", but it's also incredibly creepy. It doesn't matter that satoru is biologically a child. There's several scenes that point out that he still has the experiences and viewpoint of an adult.

5. If this series had a different audience, it'd be appreciated way more. Sorry, but most if not all mainstream anime have such an "in your face" storytelling, that it doesn't promote thoughtfulness. All people I've seen criticize the anime always have the exact same takes, like "the story is very childish, the killer is predictable, the implied romance is not endgame". While even mainstream anime I personally consider shallow are capable of complicated theming too, the fast pace, overacting and loud sense of humor doesn't leave room for the audience to sit down and process the undertones of the plot. Erased (the anime) has a different energy. The characters don't have exaggerated expressions and despite it being a drama and thriller series, the atmosphere is visibly calmer and cozy. It's not about a grand adventure. Most of the scenes are about every day life. If it was a western cartoon it would probably have better perception because 1) plenty cartoon fans love overanalyzing and 2) unlike adult shows, they are more forgiving of the more "kiddy" aspects of the story (power of friendship and all).

6. After reading some of Kei Sanbe's other and more recent works, I feel more confident to say this:

Yashiro is an underrated villain and is a great antithesis to satoru. Also I genuinely don't think he is a pedo, despite it being a fairly popular consensus. I interpret their relationship as a toxic found family one. It's even stated that satoru views him as a father figure. While yashiro's crimes ARE messed up, there hasn't been any implication that the motive was pedophilia.

Both are pushed to depression and emotional detachment through childhood trauma (satoru with survivor's guilt and feeling responsible for the deaths of kayo and hiromi, with yuuki being accused)(yashiro and the dangerous household he grew up in). Both cannot connect with other people, a common trauma trait. Both tried to find thrill or enthusiasm for life to cope with depression and/or emotional constipation, but they used different means: satoru by helping others, reconnecting with his mother and forming friendships, yashiro through risk taking, scheming and killing. I wish their dynamic was explored a bit more, I think there's potential there. Satoru seems like yashiro's foil to me.

And this is not the first time Kei has written about an unhealthy, complicated (PLATONIC) relationship of villain parent-son.

Yashiro is the only one who believes satoru's revival, while satoru is the first person to see through him and survive. I'll step on english teacher grounds of overanalyzing here, but I see the whole spice thing as a metaphor for the spider, just not sure what metaphor exactly. Satoru and spice survived hell, which may give hope to yashiro he has a chance too. Or maybe spice and satoru ARE the spider. Or maybe spice and the children are hell dwellers, while satoru is the spider who saved them. Or- okay I will stop.

I'm open to discusssion or different opinions, in fact, I encourage it, just please be respectful about it. What I love about fiction is the different interpretations people can form

[diamondcz27]

All For One

Gaku Yashiro

Muzan Kibutsuji

Sukuna

[samfisheyy]

Two steps ahead 😭🙏

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

[marcysdreamydays11]

Alphabet Anime Polls

[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!!

[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]