Sayonara Eri

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Japanese: さよなら絵梨

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 1

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Finished

Published: Apr 11, 2022

Genre: Drama

Demographic: Shounen

Serialization: Shounen Jump+

Authors: Fujimoto, Tatsuki (Story & Art)

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Score: 8.65¹ (scored by 83,867 users)

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Ranked: #72²

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Popularity: #99

Members: 128,159

Favorites: 6,787

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Look Back addpermalink

Blurs the idea of real and imagination.
Deals with death.
Same creator. 

reportRecommended by SteelingMax

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In both of these oneshots the author uses fiction and reality to portray the stories and sometimes blurs the line between, both of these stories are about coping, death and moving on. 

reportRecommended by Harisrox

Written by the same author, they are very ‘real’ series with deeper themes and interesting plots with plot twists. Both are quite meta as well. 

reportRecommended by SteamedPlague

both are some of Fujimoto's best one-shots and in both we follow someone who uses art to deal with grief, mixing comedy with drama giving us a bittersweet nostalgic flavor 

reportRecommended by Marcelo_Flores

Short narratives made by Fujimoto Tatsuki, with deep character writing and both stories about a creator's lives. One being about a mangaka and another being a filmmaker. Having incredible background art with amazing storytelling. 

reportRecommended by ItzElite

Fujimoto's other one shot, they're both quick and not so easy reads. Like Sayonara Eri, Look Back goes over the ideas of friendship and regret. Has the drama panels as well and the sad moments that make you regret your own life choices. Highly recommend if you enjoy being sad, Sayonara Eri or the art style of Fujimoto Tatsuki <3 

reportRecommended by Cryzals

Fujimoto Post-CSM one shots. 

reportRecommended by SNboss

Not only are these one-shots by the same author, but they both explore concepts such as loss, regret, and the struggles that come with being a creative genius. Personally, I preferred the way Sayonara Eri handled these themes, but if you're a fan of Tatsuki Fujimoto - or thought-provoking slice-of-life in general - it's well worth reading both. 

reportRecommended by n3k0rin

Both one shots are from Tatsuki Fujimoto. His style, character design, plot development are felt in all his works. Both stories tell us about an authors. In Sayonara Eri it's movie director, in Look Back stoty focuses on manga creators. Also main characters found someone who helps them do their job and they do it together. Finaly, both stories last for years and we can see the development of characters as an authors. 

reportRecommended by Patiss0n

Chainsaw Man addpermalink

We all know that Chainsaw Man is a badass, absurd, insane, violent, majestic and fucking cool manga. But I would also love to recommend Tatsuki Fujimoto's other recent work: Sayonara, Eri (or Goodbye, Eri)! A story where the protagonist creates a movie that everyone hated, but apparently a girl named Eri says she loved it, and would love to help him making a new movie! It's a manga with a great pace, extremely metalinguistic quotes balanced with Fujimoto's special touch of fantasy and an absolutely mind-blowing ending! Read it, you'll like it a lot guys! 

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In a way they both tackle "Life" 

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Enjoy the art style while reading, invokes some thoughts, MC "duo". 

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Manga exploring layers of metafiction and the art of creating and living through stories 

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both deal with trying to understand and cope with regret in their own way and have a slight supernatural conjecture which makes you kinda question reality 

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Romero wa Sekai wo Sukuwanai addpermalink

Two weird / lowkey immortal girls and their movie binging sessions  

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Umi ga Hashiru End Roll addpermalink

Both manga are about film-making as an art form and discuss creativity and artistic vision. Both are about characters who are passionate about films and encounter someone else who reignites their passion after the death of a loved one.

Umiko and Yuuta must both work on their creative vision and create the pieces that they need to and want to make. 

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Aku no Hana addpermalink

Both MCs try to cope with regret and trauma through fiction
Both works have the appearance of a girl who would later change their whole perspectives on the world and how they should live their lives 

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Futari no Kokuhaku addpermalink

Cinematic storyboards, simple but attractive graphics of characters, raised themes of irreversible illness and memory of a person - there are many similarities between them, but, of course, it is difficult to compare with Tatsuki Fujimoto's storytelling. 

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Manga: Machigatteita no wa Ore Datta n da.

Machigatteita no wa Ore Datta n da. addpermalink

Both are oneshot,
They have one thing in common plot twist.
By the end of these pages you don't really know what to feel
just mixed emotion! 

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Eiga Daisuki Pompo-san addpermalink

Filmmaking-based manga. Decent take on the basics of filmmaking but of course, this is more on indie filmmaking instead on the big, glamorous world of Hollywood. Sayonara Eri is more of a starting out filmmaker's story. 

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Manga: Jumyou wo Kaitotte Moratta. Ichinen ni Tsuki, Ichimanen de.

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vida curto, essa seria uma boa definição para esse dois mangas 

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Mushi to Uta addpermalink

Sayonara Eri adds "touches of fantasy" to the real; sometimes making it hard to draw the line between the two. If you enjoyed that aspect, Ichikawa Haruko's oneshot collections could interest you too. 

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Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso addpermalink

Same type of story about a boy finding meaning in their life while being supported by a quirky girl. Same ending as well. 

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25-ji no Vacances addpermalink

Sayonara Eri adds "touches of fantasy" to the real; sometimes making it hard to draw the line between the two. If you enjoyed that aspect, Ichikawa Haruko's oneshot collections could interest you too. 

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Omoide Emanon addpermalink

same vibe, feeling of emptiness when it ends 

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Beautiful art, invokes some thoughts, "striking" leads.  

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Amanza addpermalink

Tales of characters with terminal illness as their lives are near the closing. 

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Shibatarian addpermalink

Two characters have a dream of making a movie that transcends reality itself. Then things get weird, terrifying, and more than a little tragic.  

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