John Patrick Magno Ranara is a Rappler intern. – with reports from John Patrick Magno Ranara / Nagahama said that they have more clips to show in the future and warned that the anime has “lots of scary and grotesque scenes.” Nagahama is best known for directing other anime shows such as Mushishi and The Flowers of Evil. The curse then makes the citizens of the small, quiet town to be obsessed and paranoid with spirals, resulting in them meeting their demise. Uzumaki draws its story from the 1998 horror manga by Junji Ito, which centers around a supernatural curse involving spirals that is inflicted on the town of Kurouzu-cho. The clip shows a young girl walking in the fictional town of Kurouzu-cho, where she narrates that she is going to talk about “the strange events that took place here.” Unlike typical anime, Uzumaki’s art style is void of colors and is reminiscent of the black and white art styles depicted in manga. The announcement was accompanied by a short clip from Uzumaki to give fans a glimpse of how the anime is going to look. Junji Ito himself will be making an appearance in the anime. Obviously, it’s been delayed to 2022 due to the Covid-19 pandemic but there is a silver lining in this later release. It’s also true that we had to restructure our plan from the start, but it’s definitely starting to come together.” You may not remember but Adult Swim and Production IG announced an anime based on the Junji Ito horror manga Uzumaki would be coming out in 2020. Especially for our Uzumaki production, it had a huge impact. He explained that “COVID had a huge impact on our anime industry in Japan. “I wanted the fans who have been waiting for Uzumaki to know that I feel truly apologetic for the delay and ask for your patience just a little more,” Nagahama said.

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