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2014
寄生獣 セイの格率
Directed by Chie Yamashiro, Naoyuki Kuzuya …
Synopsis
Kill. Eat. Repeat.
A species of parasitic aliens descends on Earth and quickly infiltrates humanity by entering the brains of vulnerable targets; insatiable beings that gain total control of their host and are capable of transforming themselves to feed on unsuspecting prey. High school student Shinichi Izumi falls victim to one of these parasites, but the creature fails to take over his brain and ends up in his right hand.
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Cast
Nobunaga Shimazaki Aya Hirano
DirectorsDirectors
Chie Yamashiro Naoyuki Kuzuya Koji Sawai Tohru Ishida Hiromichi Matano Yuki Inaba Kenichi Kawamura Michita Shiraishi
ProducersProducers
Akira Shinohara Kazue Hayashi Hiroyuki Inage Yuka Oshima Atsushi Kirimoto Toshio Nakatani Sota Shioiri Yuuta Hattori Daisuke Fukada
Original WriterOriginal Writer
Hitoshi Iwaaki
ComposerComposer
Ken Arai
SongsSongs
Daichi Miura
SoundSound
Chiaki Yamada
Studios
Madhouse Forecast Communications Nippon Television Network Corporation VAP
Country
Japan
Language
Japanese
Alternative Titles
Parasite - La Maxime, ปรสิต: เดอะ แม็กซิม, Parasyte: The Maxim
Genres
Drama Animation
Themes
Monsters, aliens, sci-fi and the apocalypse Epic heroes Sci-fi horror, creatures, and aliens Thought-provoking sci-fi action and future technology Bloody vampire horror Twisted dark psychological thriller Superheroes in action-packed battles with villains Show All…
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Review by Felipe ★★★½ 5
Pretty much every episode goes like this:
Murano: Izumi-kun!
Shinichi: Hi, it's so good to see- Oh shit something's wrong gotta go, BYE!
Murano: Izumi-kun... :( is he really Izumi-kun? -
Review by Natalia Bobbio ★★★ 1
no one:
migi: 👁
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Review by SupremeLemon (지존레몬) 7
Do you guys ever have that one nightmare where you're curling up in bed, turn over, and see Murano staring right into your soul saying: "Are you Izumi-kun? Are you Shinichi Izumi? Are you Izumi Shinichi-kun? Are you really Izumi Shinichi? Are you really Izumi? Are you Shinichi Izumi?"
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Review by Nolio ★★★★ 4
It took me way too long to finally finish this one, but it's the second anime series I've seen in my budding career as a fan of anime.
So this was pretty dang awesome. I loved how philosophical this show turned out to be despite the premise of parasitic aliens coming to Earth, taking over peoples heads and eating humans. But were they so immoral to do this after all? After the final few episodes I'm convinced that life really is a sacred thing, and what we as human beings deem right and wrong is honestly flimsy in the grand scheme of things. It makes me wonder if there really is other life out there; how would we treat them?…
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Review by Kaijuman ★★★★½ 1
A beautiful and unforgiving story about tragedy, finding your purpose, overcoming the odds, and discovering your humanity.
The Thing inspired parasitic monsters with the morphing weaponized heads were pretty awesome too.
I can’t believe I ended up feeling emotional for a sentient hand with human lips and finger eyes. Goes to show how good the writing was.
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Review by Ben Smith ★★★★★ 1
I get erect just thinking about how good this was
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Review by Danieldobson
Why do some many anime have the grab tiddy by mistake Cliché.
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Review by Ethan Ethan ★★★
Just skip the parts with Kana and you got an A-tier anime
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Review by Mathias ★★★★★
I want what Migi and Shinichi have
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Review by Badboy ★★★★ 4
This Japanese anime about parasitic alien invasion, discussions about the value of human life and morality. I wasn't expecting a lesson on philosophy, humanity, reality, life and death, but what a great anime.
I like these types of shows, the concept of weather or not humanity loves the earth or not are really intriguing,
i absolutely loved it! -
Review by ༘ ade ༘ ★★★★½
AAHHHHH THIS IS SO GOOOOD!!! IM LOVING EVERY SINGLE PART OF THIS SHOW!!!!
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*SCREAMING IN TARDIGRADE* -
Review by Comicbookfan ★★★★½
A anime series for fans of horror and particularly scifi body horror. Looking like something from John carpenters the thing when the alien parasites take over humans, the series has a cool ongoing story, with our main hero who has a parasite that becomes and transforms his hand becoming kind of like a superhero, having abilities that enables him to battle other parasite affected humans. It's got drama and fight scenes but also explores philosophy, humanity, guilt ,revenge, and morality.
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