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Uzumaki as a book was a lot of fun, overall it is the most interesting work by Junji Ito. When I saw the trailer for this show, I was happy that the animation would be in black and white. It has its own charm. But after three episodes I'm disappointed. I feel like the best manga stories are too rushed and on top of that it's a mix of stories happening all at once, which is a shame. In addition, the animation seems somewhat stuck after a while, which also spoils the impression.
Maybe I rate the manga better, because it has already shown me ... all the unpleasantness, and the anime no longer has anything in store that could surprise me, but on the contrary, it can only harm. Anyway, I think that reading the book will be much better for you than watching this, because Junji Ito can't come up with a brilliant story and he can't even come up with interesting characters, but he's a genius at drawing disgusting situations. First of all, everything doesn't happen there at once and it's more of a collection of stories that, as I understood it, don't have to happen simultaneously, but some stories can also have a time gap, so the overall impression is a bit better.

Do you think when you poop? Do you get weird ideas while pooping? If not, then the author Junji Ito is one hundred percent yes. All the stories in this book seemed to me as if the author made them up on the toilet. It would explain why it ends up with an open ending or an incomprehensible ending. It would also explain why one story is quite funny and the other is stupid. I think it all depended on whether the author pooped well. If the pooping process was more demanding and lengthy and the poops splashed hard, we got a slightly longer story ... with the most absurd scenes. If the pooping process was quick and everything went great, the story was, on the contrary, shorter, less sensual.
I really like Uzumaki from the author, great horror, excellent mindfuck, I think Gyo was also a pretty good read. But on the other hand, Tomie was a pain in the ass for me.
And this was a pretty brisk read too. a lot of things don't make sense here, a lot of things end in a way that doesn't really end at all. And perhaps only two stories were at least somewhat entertaining.
There is a charm to disgusting pictures that are very beautifully drawn, but in collaboration with weak ideas, it makes cinders.

This is epic! A total bomb!
It is true that the last passage is perhaps the weakest, but anyway this is very high.
1000000000000000/10
Lots of great announcements, excellent fights, you never know where it can go.
I fell in love with the character of Son Goku.
It barely took me a week to read the whole manga, I didn't want to go to sleep.
I had never seen a Dragon ball anime before, so I had no idea what to expect. Anyway, I have many theories that the author of Naruto must have been inspired here or that Naruto and Dragon Ball are the same universe?
There is a Turtle Hermit ... who is deviant, Naruto has a Frog Hermit who is also deviant. We have Kage bunshin in both worlds.
While here is the inner power of KI, naruto has chakra.

Brutally boring, the only thing I can rate as excellent is the music, which is quite pleasant, and the animation. Story-wise, it's total bullshit. Major as an officer who loves a 14-year-old girl? 14-year-old girl used as a weapon in war? And isn't it taken as a comedy? They seem to do it with all seriousness? To me, everything here seems so dry that I find it funny how much people described how they held back tears or cried during each episode.
I'm crying because every episode drags on terribly and it's probably not the series for me.
So anyone looking for something epic, emotional tension with ... a great story and a little bit of depression, this is not for you unless you cry at every stupid thing.

I was not very pleased with this. This brand doesn't offer well-thought-out characters, most of them have one trait here and there to fill the story, and apart from Lloyd, no one seems to have a brain in their head. A lot of things have an absolutely absurd excuse and most characters just take it that way. Such characters are great for lighthearted comedy and that's what suits this brand. So betting on action and suspense with a bit of comedy just doesn't sit well with me.
Unfortunately, the movie starts well, I thought it could be fun like the first series, but unfortunately after 40 ... minutes of the movie, the humor started to fade and it tried to look like action, but instead of tension, I was lost in my thoughts, I kept watching how long it's still going to be and I was looking forward to it finally ending because the suspense is absolutely lacking. When you get to the end of the movie, you learn that the whole thing was actually completely unnecessary, which brings tears to the soul. I recommend this film to children and young adults. only older if they've had a lobotomy or trepanation because otherwise it'll bore you.

STORY 5/10
Action 2/10
Characters for this movie 5/10
Comedy 4/10 So three scenes from the film were slightly entertaining.

For a long time I was influenced by the hatred around Boruto and that's why I avoided him as an anime, but after reading Naruto, I thought that I'm quite interested in how bad it is, and surprisingly, it's NOT BAD AT ALL! I have read terrible manga and this one is not one of them. So far, I'm still reading Boruto and I think it's fun, exciting, and offers something new. I recommend reading it to anyone who expects shit from this, because I think they will be surprised.
I look forward to every chapter so far.
drawing 8/10
Story 8/10