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While he is celebrated for his slasher-style seriesChainsaw Man, Tatsuki Fujimoto is multifarious. The mangaka has worked on several notable projects that deserve their due recognition.
The year 2024 is precisely a boon for all the creators including Fujimoto. This is especially true for his film which is making the rounds on the Internet. But there’s more to it than meets the eye.
Based on the one-shot manga of the same name,Look Backis soaring heights in more ways than one. The film has garnered a positive reception along with accolades. Not only that,Kaiju No. 8and the film’s success cemented the Japanese animation industry’s glory.
But most of all, it exemplifies the splendid and stellar nature of the studios in reviving manga. Both film and the anime are markers of brilliance and finesse. And it would be safe to say that Fujimoto might be on par with Hayao Miyazaki with his film’s latest feat.
Look BackandKaiju No. 8scored the win at Filmarks Awards
Through its visuals, hues, and storylineLook Backcaptures the grappling conflict of an artist’s dream. The story weaves horror, mystery, and thriller intricately through the dynamic of friendship. It is nothing short of jarring in its portrayal of art, creativity, and life.
The film is second to none in underlining thecomplexities and profunditywithin the characters. From creativity to conflict, it is a wholesome portrayal of the essence of life and art. But the movie is setting milestones with its achievements and feats.
In a similar vein,Kaiju No. 8outlines the blend of fantasy and reality through the means of dreams. Kafka Hibino’s aspirations are crushed when he transforms into a Kaiju. His hybrid nature resounds the conflict and duality perfectly in the anime.
While bothLook Backand Kaiju No. 8 are different, they share a similitude. This is evident in both being masterpieces in their respective genres and their recent feats are a perfect example of that.
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Recently, both won theFilmark Awardin the category of Best Anime Series as well as Best Anime Movie. This is delightful for both Fujimoto and Naoya Matsumoto.
Above all,Look Back’srecent win has solidified the Japanese animation industry as a prime example of perfection. But most of all, it puts Fujimoto on par with the Studio Ghibli animator.
Tatsuki Fujimoto is on par with Hayao Miyazaki with his latest feat
Tatsuki Fujimotois an illustrious mangaka who is celebrated for his seriesChainsaw ManandFire Punch. Other than that, Fujimoto has worked on several one-shot manga includingJust Listen to the Song,Goodbye,Eri, and so on.
WithLook Back’scommercial success, the film is soaring heights in every possible way. This is especially true for itsOscar Nominationunder the category of Best Anime Feature Film. But we have barely scratched the surface with this one.
With the movie bagging the Filmark Award and an Oscar nomination, it is on par with Hayao Miyazaki. As of now, Studio Ghibli stands as a prime example of fine and impeccable animation. It currently holds two Oscars forSpiritedAwayandThe Boy and The Heron.
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Studio Durian’s win would prove pivotal for young and budding filmmakers and animators. On top of that, it would spotlight Fujimoto’s work and set a benchmark for future animators. By and by, the film is an example of fine storytelling and stellar animation.
Look Backis available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.Kaiju No. 8is available for streaming on Crunchyroll.
Himanshi Jeswani
Anime Writer
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Himanshi Jeswani is an anime writer at Fandomwire, with her work spanning over 900 articles. Her articles cover shojo, shonen, seinen, and all things beyond. Her interests, however, aren’t limited to simply anime. She has a penchant for exploring different genres of manga, be it horror, yanki, music, and food. She brings out her specialization and expertise in the performing arts through her articles. As a writer, she strives to bridge the gap between the viewers and the medium itself. To her, anime is a revolutionary medium that is capable of creating communities and stories after all.
