Warau Salesman New

Episodic animes, the protagonist is a supernatural being who goes on his/her way offering some help to different troubled people -whose identity change at each episode. This magical "help" has grave consequences in both cases... Warau Salesman plays far more as a slightly psychological and hugely as a mean spirited black comedy, and many of the helped are adult, while in Jigoku Shoujo is a drama/tragedy (just a few black comedy in some episodes), and the majority (not all!) of their helped are teenagers/kids. Both have some sort of "moral of the story" underlying the majority their episodic tales. Also, Warau Salesman animation is very retro-esque (late 70's/early 80's vibe, more or less), while Jigoku Shoujo is far more modern styled (for a mid 2000's show, that's it); and also often having a gothic atmosphere. Warau Salesman episodes also actually are divided in 2 mini-episodes of around 10˜11 minutes each. Jigoku Shoujo tells the one history in all it's 24 minutes. read more