Tatsuki Fujimoto's one-shots before Chainsaw Man will have anime

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Before achieving worldwide fame with Chainsaw Man and Fire Punch, author Tatsuki Fujimoto published a series of one-shots that marked the beginning of his career. These stories, collected in the volumes Tatsuki Fujimoto Before Chainsaw Man 17-21 and 22-26, will receive an animated adaptation under the title Tatsuki Fujimoto 17-26.


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Global premiere on Prime Video


The project will premiere exclusively on Amazon Prime Video on November 7 at 08:00 (Spanish time), while in Japan it will be available from November 8. Each story will be in charge of different directors and studios, which promises a varied and unique experience in animation styles.


Stories that will arrive in anime format


The eight stories that will be part of the anthology are:


  • A Couple Clucking Chickens Were Still Kickin' in the Schoolyard – ZEXCS Studio, with Kensho Ono in the cast.
  • Sasaki Stopped a Bullet – Lapin Track Studio, with Toshiki Kumagai and Chika Anzai.
  • Love is Blind – Also on Lapin Track, with Shun Horie and Junichi Suwabe.
  • Shikaku – Studio GRAPH77, with Kana Hanazawa and Tomokazu Sugita.
  • Mermaid Rhapsody – Studio 100studio, directed by Tetsuaki Watanabe.
  • Woke-Up-as-a-Girl Syndrome – Production by Studio Kafka, with Yuki Sakakihara.
  • Nayuta of the Prophecy – Also under 100studio, with Hitomi Sasaki in the cast.
  • Sisters – Production by P.A.WORKS, with Runa Nakashima and Tomo Nakai.

A glimpse into the creator's future


These animated shorts offer a look at Fujimoto's first steps, where the elements that would lead him to worldwide recognition were already glimpsed: raw violence, irreverent humor and intense emotions. The collection will show everything from youthful romances to alien invasions, vampires and narrative experiments that anticipate the style that defines it today.


International availability


VIZ Media publishes in English the two compilation volumes of these stories, which will now reach an even wider audience with their anime adaptation. With eight different stories and six studios involved, Tatsuki Fujimoto 17-26 aims to become a must-see release for fans of the author and lovers of experimental anime

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