JUNJI ITO Short Stories Compilation: Glyceride, Slug Girl, Enigma of Amigara Fault, Ice Cream Bus

[azriperisiben]

the thing with Junji ito's work is that is doesn't give you a sense of fear or thing like that, it's more to the feeling of uneasy, uncomfortable.... like there's no danger, just that feeling like you need to protect yourself from something

[HRAN]

For the Enigma of Amigara Fault
I think the people going in are coming out as the monsters, thinking they’re so perfectly shaped to fit in the hole that they don’t even realized they’re being crushed, pulled, and shaped by the hole changing. Since they have the sensation to keep going, they don’t even think to go out. They will come out as these horrible, long lines of human flesh, bones, teeth, and organs, just to think they fit perfectly.

Edit, 2 months: 1K!? omg thank you so much!

[SwashtikPatnaikSP]

*I want more Junji Ito Manga explanation, i am terrifyingly satisfied*

[elfcocoquityt]

Junji: looks like a kind soul who wouldn't think of anything scary
His manga: literally my worst nightmare

[fragilexeno]

The Enigma of Amigara Fault is one of the most traumatizing one-shot mangas ever. Imagine going to Amigara Fault just to discover that a hole that is shaped like your body was waiting for you, urging you to go in it. But once you get in, the hole suddenly starts distorting to the point where it makes your own body parts twist and turn with the direction of the hole. Then at the end of the hole, you are nothing but a distorted abomination.

[gamerdudeorsomething]

The ending of "Enigma of Amigara Fault" actually got me, Humans slipping through holes made only for them and will not resist to go through to the end, only for that to mutilate them as the other side of the tunnel becomes more and more wicked but through the drive to go through the whole way they mutilate themselves.

[utpalbasumatary]

I don't find his manga's scary at all. They are just fascinating to me. I saw a meme that perfectly sums up his artwork.
"I came looking for copper....but what the fuck is this!"😂😂

[Gab-I-maru]

"you have a hole made specifically for you"
People with an identical twin: *starts arguing about whose hole it is*

[crowmortemcorvus]

I absolutely love Junji Ito's books, my goal is to get every single horror book

[tequilahaze]

@0:50 thank you for the trypophobia warning. Immediately pressed pause. Although it could’ve come a little earlier when he was squeezing his oil clustered face 😅

[ondonbet.]

I love scary things, I literally breath horror 😂😂😂

[sham_]

Learning how messed up the stories that Junji Ito made just make me wondering is he a genius or a menace to society🥲but still he's the idol of horror/disturbing comic author

[sophiaammara]

"Ooh, this video looks intresting. Lets watch i-"
**proceeds to get 2 new phobias**

[catewangeci]

i love reading a lot, the novels were great but when I stumbled upon Junjis manga I never looked back. its exactly what i had been missing. I love how out of this world they are, how absolutely bizarre and they are.

[daze.d]

Now, you've convinced me to look for Junji Ito's work

[smol_hamster_]

I don't find most of Junji Ito's work scary, more like disturbing. Except for the one with the woman in the window next door. That one was nightmare fuel for me

[aliyahm]

LMAO THIS I HILARIOUS I LOVE JUNJI ITO AND I CANT BELIEVE PEOPLE DONT KNOW ABOUT THIS

[THATGUY-yfrp]

Bro his best and most disturbing work will always be "Spiral"

[išsaugokkasetęs]

Junji Ito's stories are literally so different why can't movies have stories like this😂

[redeemer_rex]

Junji ito's stories are always like the more horrifying versions of "but wait....it gets worse"