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The story was complex and you had to connect a lot of those dots yourself, with little explanation outside of contexts clues they give. This is why I watched it twice and had a much better understanding the second time around. They had to connect the dots in very little time. The only complaint, and considering its only four episodes, is everything seems rushed. Just as you think you know what happened in 1973 that leads to current events, it throws in something completely unexpected that makes you rethink the entire thing. Corpse Party-Tortured Souls does have some amazing twists that you would not expect. That’s where it breaks from horror and goes into the mystery aspect. They solely survive on how bloody it can be and will take another bloody death over a glimpse of story any day.

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Most anime series and live actions like Corpse Party-Tortured Soulslack a storyline and are not super original. I have to admit I had to actually watch it twice thru and caught many things I had originally missed. With only four episodes they had to work to cram everything in and it did make it hard to follow. Corpse Party-Tortured Soulshas lots of gore, and horrible ways of dying. Seems more like an older anime like Ninja Scroll, where it rains blood with half bodies falling from the sky. Makes most of the recommended titles seem tame actually. One thing is sure and that is Corpse Party-Tortured Souls does beat its predecessors with the amount of blood and gore that it shows. But those are features that have endeared these types of stories to their fans. It has the same ominous feeling and semi-predictability.

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This feels more like the late 1990s, early 2000s Japanese live action horror movie genre, which included titles like Dark Water, Grudge, Ring, Shikoku, and Suicide Club. With limited titles the story has to be decent.

The paranormal/slasher genre is not common. There are not many horror stories in anime that are like Corpse Party-Tortured Souls. In only four episodes they managed to get a story in. None of this having to play the game to know how it ended bull. Why did I pick this up knowing it was… Wait there was an ending. They hit you with the “Play the game to find out how it ends” part, the thing I have grown to hate more than anything I can name. Most have a tendency to end just as you are getting into it and when the story is getting interesting. We all know how these are usually teasers to get you to buy the games. Yet another anime based on a game where the game came first, the bane of anime loving non-gamers everywhere. Japan’s most terrifying series of videogames comes to gut-wrenching life as the spirits of the damned host a Corpse Party! What follows is not for the squeamish or weak of heart, as they are hunted down in a savage game of torture, murder, and insanity. Transported into a living hell where Heavenly Host still stands and undead horrors stalk the bloodstained halls, the students are now the prey in the most brutal test ever designed by inhuman minds. So when a group of students innocently perform a charm intended to bind them as friends forever, the nightmarish evil is unleashed once again. But, foolishly, a new high school, the Kisaragi Academy, was built in Heavenly Host’s place, and the only thing true evil requires is an invitation. The horrifying events that occurred on the unhallowed grounds of the Heavenly Host School were so gruesome and shocking that the entire school was razed in an attempt to wipe the events from memory. Similar Series or Titles to Check Out: Another, Elfen Lied, When They Cry, Danganronpa the Animationįair warning: The following anime series contains massive amounts of blood, body parts, and entrails Distributor: Maiden Japan, Section 23įormat and Length: Blu-ray / 4 Episodes / 100 Minutes

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