I think the worst offense is the Jack in the Box story being incorporated, like why even have it at all. It just feels incredibly pointless and out of place, like episode 2 could've handled the stuff with Shuichi's mom, but even then the pacing is just terrible.
He probably doesn't care that much and enjoys the money. If he was serious about wanting a good adaptation, I think we'd have gotten it already
There was, but it was made while the manga was still being written so it's an incomplete adaptation. The movie covers around half the chapters.
IIRC the movie also comes up with a completely different explanation about what's going on in this town, and the explanation the movie gives that being that a shrine dedicated to a snake god got damaged and a sacred mirror broken is very blink-and-you'll-miss-it.
I didn't mind the epilogue because the original implies it's happened before in history too. This time the man and woman are flipped though. I guess there's no real point but I thought it was OK.
Well he was in Uzumaki
Fuckers dropped the “Hellstar” from the title? Why?
I wouldn't call the ending they conjured up particularly good, if I'm remembering it correctly.
That's what I've been saying! Also they changed Lovesickdead to Lovesickness.
I, for one, am looking forward to seeing an anime about Hellstar Remina. I'm watching Uzumaki right now.
As I understand it, someone has the brilliant idea of merging funding pools for Uzumaki and other projects, like the Rick and Morty anime.
protip: tvtropes is itself not a great source and filled with faggotry.
Do you have anything to contribute, or are you just whoring for likes by stating the bleeding obvious?
The glaring issue behind the epilogue is that Uzumaki's events happened in modern times.
Unless there's a literal time loop and not just "time is a flat circle".