#show: gannibal

[connorjesup]

Yagira Yuya as Agawa Daigo in Gannibal (2022)

[tawus]

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[dramastream]

Show Kasamatsu 笠松将 as KEISUKE GOTO ✚ GANNIBAL ガンニバル (2022–2023) dir. Katayama Shinzo

[wulfhalls]

now why does this look like some gay porn hannibal parody??? they even used the same font????? help??

[yewon]

so, why did he quit? gambling, from what i heard. i heard he fell into debt playing pachinko then turned in his resignation. and then he went missing. missing? he doesn't look like someone who'd get hooked on pachinko. anyone can get hooked on pachinko.

yagira yuya as agawa diago gannibal, 2022 — | episode 01 : offering of flowers

[rotblut]

Young meat is delicious. The same with any animal. I'll let you taste some.

Show Kasamatsu 笠松将 as KEISUKE GOTO GANNIBAL ガンニバル (2022– ) dir. Katayama Shinzo

[khaoray]

The people of this village inherit their ancestors' tradition and blood. The villagers and the Goto family are the same. I sometimes think it's like being cursed.

Gannibal Episode Six

[mondstalgia]

The way he replied to every single comment with a little something. I love him, your honour.

[mistbornthief]

it had to be said. it had to be done

[itagakimizuki]

GANNIBAL SEASON 2 IS HAPPENING !!!!!!

[youdontloveme-yet]

To whoever reported or whatever my post, I hope you choke on chlorine. Because I fucking checked with Hannibal gory posts and there are no labels, but some fucking snowflake decided to report my post with the evident fake gun. This is why we can't have nice things.

[connorjesup]

Gannibal + Blood

[tawus]

Not gonna lie daigo is giving me bisexual disaster vibes and keisuke looks like he never has a problem getting laid no matter who it is

Keisuke is the earthiest of all my blorbos. The man exists and operates on a prehistoric mf plain when none of our present societal conventions existed. Everything about him is so raw. Did I share on here how I had a dream with Keisuke and got to experience how he fucks lol? I completely understand Sumire in how she fell head over heels for him and let him nut in her in what was prob their first and only encounter. I would too, in a breath

Daigo, on the other hand, is a man who thrives and rides the conventions of the current society. A wild beast who disguises himself as a member of it, but we've seen by now that he really isn't...

The two are so different yet so similar. Both circling the acceptable bounds of societal norms - Keisuke stomping it in his dirty boots, Daigo tiptoeing it in his polished leather shoes - they converge on the periphery of the civilised society.

Conclusion: a threesome with Keisuke, Daigo and us is in order

[capturedpain]

Gannibal 1x06

The whump in this show is AMAZING! Main character is very aesthetically pleasing. The villains of the show are pretty messed up though so if you don't like that then it is not recommended.

[nina-vonnegut]

Gannibal is really a show made specifically for me.

Beautiful outstanding scenery. Farming village and forestry, so many shots are breathtaking. And make me miss home.

Small village suspicious of outsiders- obviously- and cannibalism. While I respect and love 'cannibalism as a metaphor for love', it's plain old consumption. Children are involved (😍), Keisuke is supposed to be ~ different and a more ~ modern heir. More open minded. And more reflective. Yet he is like everyone else, tied to this identity of the 'powerful cannibal family'. The strength his family draws from the practice. He won't stop because he can't stop. There is nothing else for his family, they are nobodys in the outside world, the people in the village are scared of the outside world too. Snake eating its own tail. Literally.

I also appreciate that there is a supernatural/magical aspect but it's more subtle. It's a curse/a haunting but everyone just shrugs and participates in the ritual cause 'we've been doing it for so long and what if the creature gets us?'. Kinda a chicken or egg situation.

I don't see the show as related to Hannibal at all/show, books or movies. To me it's more Shirley Jackson The Lottery and Fall of the House of Usher. Like the cannibalism is less a philosophy of violence or romantic metaphor. It's more about what have we done and what will we do and for what everything is done.

[yewon]

excuse me?

yagira yuya as agawa diago gannibal, 2022 — | episode 04 : line of sight