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Why are the episodes named after literary works? I noticed every episode of Parasyte, with the exception of the last one (which shares the title of the anime, Parasyte), is named after a literary work: The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka The Devil i
Where in the manga does the Berserk (1997) anime end? I want to know from which chapter should I continue reading the manga to pick up where the anime left off The anime ends with Guts having lost his right eye and Casca being thrown aside after being sexually assaulted by Femto After a complete blank scene, a new scene showed up where Guts left Godo's house This last part didn't occur in the same fashion as in the manga One must be baffled
How can I improve the frame rate of a low frame rate anime? Personal soapbox time: I don't think it makes sense to use SVP for anything besides maybe full-CG anime (Sidonia, Arpeggio, etc) It's not as severe with drawn animation as with live action, but you still get a healthy dose of soap-opera-ization (Japanese) animators have refined their techniques over the past half-century to look good despite limited frame rates; interpolation kind of kills
What happened at the end of the anime Berserk? This question and its answers will contain spoilers I just finished watching Berserk (the original, not the 2016 continuation), and was able to follow the plot up until the second to last episode
monogatari series - Anime Manga Stack Exchange Ougi is reading Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis (in the original German, Die Verwandlung; in Japanese, 「変身」) She's at the very end of the story The portion displayed on screen is the equivalent of the following (from the translation by Ian Johnston available on Wikibooks) (spoiler alert!): which was extremely favorable and with especially promising prospects The greatest