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New Short Stories from Chainsaw Man’s Creator Coming to Prime Video Alternatively, Tatsuki Fujimoto’s Anthology Series Premieres on Prime Video November 7 or Prime Video Debuts Tatsuki Fujimoto’s Short Story Anime on November 7

Amazon’s streaming giant, Prime Video, is set to unveil an innovative anthology series titled “Tatsuki Fujimoto 17-26.” This captivating project transforms eight short stories crafted by the celebrated manga artist, Tatsuki Fujimoto, during his formative years—from his 17th to his 26th birthday. The series will make its global debut on November 7, reaching audiences in over 240 countries and territories.

To give viewers a taste of what’s to come, Prime Video highlights a trailer released by the production team:


Artistic Flourishes and Deep Narratives

The anthology will encompass a diverse range of genres and themes, giving fans a glimpse into Fujimoto’s early creative explorations.

Fujimoto's New Short Stories Bring a Fresh Wave of Creativity to Prime Video
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Among the standout titles included in the series are:

A Couple Clucking Chickens Were Still Kickin’ in the Schoolyard

Post-apocalyptic drama meets heartfelt survival narrative. The tale follows two individuals navigating the ruins of a desolate world, building unbreakable bonds amidst the desolation.

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Sasaki Stopped a Bullet

Exploring the intense and raw emotions of adolescence, this story weaves through the trials of youth, capturing both the struggles and the hopes that define coming-of-age.

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Love is Blind

Combining elements of science fiction and romance, this story will take audiences on a grand cosmic journey where love knows no boundaries.

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Shikaku

A dark and twisted tale of an assassin girl, the story delves into the depths of obsession and the human condition in a suspenseful narrative.

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Mermaid Rhapsody

A romantic fantasy set beneath the waves, where the magic of love and music intersect in a heartfelt underwater adventure.

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Woke-Up-as-a-Girl Syndrome

A poignant narrative exploring the journey of self-discovery beyond gender norms, offering a tale of acceptance and personal growth.

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Nayuta of the Prophecy

An epic fantasy about two siblings bound by prophecies of destiny, the story captures the drama and heartache of a journey illuminated by destiny’s call.

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Sisters

Capture the essence of sibling rivalry, conflict, and growth through the story of artistically inclined sisters forging their own paths to success.

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Fujimoto enthused about the series, expressing a mix of pride and nervousness: “Having my works from my student years being adapted into anime made me anxious, wondering if this was really okay, and if these works might have relied too heavily on others’ inspiration. However, although I haven’t seen them yet, I believe that through the work of talented directors, they have become proper, well-crafted pieces.”

The unbridled creativity and emotional depth across these stories make “Tatsuki Fujimoto 17-26” a must-watch for fans of visually stunning narratives. Set your calendars for a breathtaking ride into Fujimoto’s mind, as each episode promises innovation and enchanting storytelling.

News Source: Animenewsnetwork.com

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