The Manga that Transcended Media

Tatsuki Fujimoto experiments with mediums between manga and film in Goodbye Eri that made me question the nature of my reality.
GOODBYE, ERI
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READ 23 ON WEBTOON
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ART GALLERY & PRINTS
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OTHER LINKS
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MUSIC
In Search of Solitufe by Scott Buckley
Way Home by Tokyo Music Walker
Dreamy Mode by Chillpeach
Deep Space Prod. by Riddiman
Tense Ambient Background Music by Argsound Background Music

[@gijii8159]

work smart, not hard, Fujimoto sensei...

[@stinpur4985]

Goodbye Eri

[@jmarra07]

I've honestly never watched any of your videos, but I wanted to throw some support your way just based on the video titles of yours that I've seen.

[@REMCreates]

Appreciate the support :)

[@guereca7178]

Ending of the video was fucking crazy !

[@REMCreates]

Thanks! :)

[@LeSage013]

Thank you for recommending this manga! Imma gonna read it soon.

[@REMCreates]

It's a treat :)

[@MatthewFerber]

very well made!!

[@REMCreates]

Thanks! :)

[@MRWISK-]

Gonna be honest man I'm sitting here procrastinating and then I pull up a video on how to draw water better and I came across you and man these videos are great Thank you good sir for the great content

[@REMCreates]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed my content :)

[@sung4ji3]

I think Fujimoto takes a lot from the slow cinema style. Not just from Vincent Gallo, but probably from others like Yasujiro Ozu and Hirokazu Kore-eda, both of whom are japanese trailblazers in the international scene of minimalist film.