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[dramastream]

WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT, YOU ARE NOT ALONE

Jeong Su In & Seol Kang Woo, Ep. 06 Parasyte: The Grey (2024) dir. Yeon Sang Ho

[movielosophy]

20 seconds of Sudacchi in Parasyte: The Grey

[ultimateanna]

My most favorite roles were voiced by the beautiful and divine Japanese voice of Atsuko Tanaka.

Your roles will be remembered by every generation. Thank you for them.

[horygory]

Parasyte: The Maxim (2014)

[dantexxorihara]

[pfpanimes]

⌕ parasyte/kiseijū: sei no kakuritsu.

like or reblog if you save/use.

[whimsyvixen]

What are your top 5 favorite animes?

I don't watch many but if I would choose it's these:

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (mainly part 3 and 5)

Jujutsu Kaisen

Hellsing

Parasyte

[rehdhoodie]

im so incredibly normal actually

[completeandutteromnipotence]

[mageswithcats]

10 favourite protagonists in Anime part 1

Bleach Ichigo Kurosaki

Naruto- Naruto Uzumaki

D grayman Allen Walker

Fullmetal alchemist Edward Electric

Blue Exorcist Rin Okumura

The Disastrous Life of Saiki K Kusuo Saiki

Parasyte Shinichi Izumi

Black Butler Sebastian Michaelis

Dragon ball Goku

Danganronpa Makoto Naegi

[dramastream]

Parasyte: The Grey (2024) dir. Yeon Sang Ho

[nenehyuuchiha]

Was watching parasyte with my mom, we finished today, then I recommended Tokyo ghoul or Attack on Titan, then, i realized that all the three had a male protagonist that starts as human, becomes the human eating monster, hates the monsters despite being one of them, starting understanding the monster, question his own humanity, accepts that now that's who they are.

If i had a nickel for every time a male protagonist becomes a human eating monster I would have 3 nickel, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened thrice.

[solx-art]

LOWKEY REMINDED ME OF PARASYTE

alien oc redrawww, ive had this oc for like YEARRSS, i mostly drew her in my sketchbooks and stuff and im finally drawing her digitally

[dantexxorihara]

[bluemoonperegrine]

Parasyte

Just saw the trailer for the upcoming Netflix series Parasyte: The Gray. At this point I'm passing on it. There's too much body horror and gore for me.

HOWEVER.

The anime it's based on, Parasyte, is fantastic! (I presume it's based on a manga.) I was initially reluctant because it's yet another "high school kid gets powers and fights enemies" thing. It works here due to relationship between protagonist Shinichi and his literal right-hand man Migi.

There's lots and lots of body horror, violence, and gore. It doesn't bother me as much when it's animated.

So I'm enthusiastically recommending the anime series to everyone. If you try the Nexflix series next month, lmk what you think.

[thenanamisimp]

Parasyte: the maxim

Genre: Action/Horror/Sci-fi

Warnings: Gore/ Murder/ Blood/ Violence/ Bugs

This is one I've wanted to watch for a while but I've been putting off for a specific reason. I watched the first episode a while ago and the MOMENT I saw a bug like creature burrowing in a boy's arm I QUIT. I watch many disturbing things but the thing that gets to me is bugs. Don't ask why I have no clue. Anyway, basically I closed my eyes during that scene, since it only happens once, and I knew I would like this anime.

The story follows Izumi Shinichi, a high school boy who lives with a parasite in his arm called Migi. Together they fight other parasites who succeeded in taking over their host's brain.

In a way this anime reminded me of Tokyo Ghoul; probably due to the human shaped and human eating creatures but also in the way that the protagonist is something in between, someone who struggles with his identity due to the nature of his situation.

Honestly I don’t have much to say about the anime. It was good, the horror part for me was a bit lacking, it wasn’t giving too much horror. The gore and fights were more shounen level than anything, at least with the more recent standards. But even comparing it to Tokyo Ghoul that came out around the same time, it could’ve done more when it came to the horror aspect.

I liked the brief commentary on the environment and how everything is connected tho I would’ve liked to see it being explored a bit further.

Overall it was a good watch. I still hate bugs tho.

Thanks for reading another anime ramble! Enjoy watching :)

theNanamiSimp