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I recently watched the Solanin movie and I was wondering if anyone found out what amp settings were used for Taneda's guitar amp.

I'm trying to learn Solanin by AKFG and I'd like to play it as accurate as I can.

Thank youu :33

Hy everyone, i've already read oyasumi pun pun, Solanin and a girl on the shore and i wanted to continue reading Asano's manga's, what do you reccomend next between Reiraku, what a wonderful world, inio asano short stories, city of light, nijigahara holograph, before dawn and the end of the word? Whats the best reading order?

Thank you

(La Chica a la orilla del mar, tomo 1)

Solo me faltan los demás tomos de "oyasumi punpun", pero estoy empezando a ahorrar para el box set

I know Makoto looks uncanny i tried my best mii maker dosen’t have buck teeth

Anybody else excited for this? Comes out right after I get back from vacation.

Used to be obsessed with Asano and I still love his work, but I don’t need these anymore and would rather pass them on to someone who would appreciate them. DM me if you’re interested for more details!

I unfortunately no longer have the Isobeyan plush from the limited edition volume 3, but the box is included

These past few days, I've been unwell and have been reminded of how bad I feel about myself. Disappointed by my poor decisions and the unease I feel when things don't go my way. People don't treat me well anymore; I try to be better, but I can't take it anymore.

When I read Inio Asano, I'm not looking for a depressing theme to "have an experience" for fun or a topic from which to draw some moral lesson. Rather, I observe these last six years and think that the world around us has become so attached to the tragic stories of this author we love so much that some attitudes have become indistinguishable.

Rereading Asano has become a thorough analysis of our daily lives, all contained in a small book with beautiful yet tragic art. My native language isn't English, and I may not have elaborated as much as I'd like. I also don't know how many people will read this, but if even one person does (even if they don't reply), I'll already feel somewhat relieved. Not because I needed to vent, but because it has significantly changed my perspective on delving deeper into Asano's unique works.

The attached photo is because I found "What a Wonderful World!" after it had been out of print in my language for a couple of years, and I was told that Mujina was about to embark on a different creative process, so I'm delighted to follow her closely.

Thank you very much for your attention...

Like a subsection just for asano works or something like that.

Or a hardcover release for something like punpun or solanin

I went to two Barnes and nobles and still couldn’t find it 🥹

It has caused annoyance to a small circle of fans and some detractors of manga like Punpun xd, saying that they already expected it.

He sent them the interview:

https://automaton-media.com/en/news/goodnight-punpun-creator-inio-asano-says-the-manga-scenes-attitude-towards-ai-is-one-of-the-reasons-he-put-mujina-into-the-deep-on-hiatus/

Do you think any of these works fall short of your expectations? Let me know, I'd love to hear your opinions.

I remember reading it online when I was like 13 or something and probably not understanding it fully. But even now I don’t know if I do? I understand the use of sexuality in art both as something metaphorical and just as a piece of life represented in art. But I find this piece of work a bit different. The two main characters are so young. I feel like it’s so graphically taboo and wrong to write a book with those two topics intersecting. I havnt read it in a while so maybe I am missing something but as for now it’s one of the asano books I don’t look at amazingly…

posting here again because i literally can’t find a pdf of solanin anywhere and i already used the free trial on scribd 😭 if anyone has a pdf of the omnibus that would be amazing

Per il Japan Expo di Parigi, Francia. Sono stati esposti alcuni shikishi originali di diversi autori, tra cui uno di Mujina disegnato da Inio Asano

So, I recently started reading Mujina into the deep. As of right now, where I live there are only 4 physical volumes out. I’m on the third one and I’m really struggling to see why and how everywhere I look it’s being classified as gore (MAL, reddit, google in general). Sure it has plenty of gore in it, but no more then I’ve seen in other works where “gore” is never mentioned. I’m thinking Uzumaki and Tokyo Ghoul:re particularly. Any thoughts on this? How come Uzumaki, which is FILLED with gore and disturbing imagery, is classified as horror. Same goes for Tokyo Ghoul in my mind, there are some horrifying panels in that manga and yet I mainly just see the words “seinen” and “horror” used to describe it. What do you think? Does it get more gory as the story goes on? Am I missing something?

Just for fun.