Architecture NOT Designed for Humans: Illustrations of 'Blame!'

Tsutomu Nihei presentation for architecture theory

[justsumCrumbs]

My first and still favorite manga. Glad someone talked about the architecture.

[SmallSpaceCorgi]

Very lovely video-- thanks! Thanks for the excellent commentary as well!

[mikebart]

I was looking for someone who would take this kind of approach to Nihei's manga.
Thank you so much for doing this.
Would you like to do more videos talking about architecture in works of fiction ? Kind of like movies, manga, fantasy books...
I think It would be pretty interesting.
Anyway, good job on the video!

[jakefoley]

You really get the feeling a person could live out their entire life inhabiting a tiny portion of any one of Nihei's panels.

[blublopble]

Well written and narrated. This is quality! You'd do well covering other topics like this

[NotPork]

Excellent video on my favorite manga. This deserves way more views.

[asnierkishcowboy]

Wow that housing area at 5:50 is a pure nightmare.

[Bibi_effin_Blocksberg]

Brilliant video. Really gives me a new kind of insights into the architecture and why I feel strangely fascinated by it. Also helps me in my hobby project, which is highly inspired by blame.

[joinixfy]

I really liked this video! Please do more :D

[JiuTheJiar]

4:50 would be cool of yoi added the electrofisher comment to Cibo
"Why arent we using the other stairs"
"Barely those lead you where you want to"
Iirc

[snailtoons]

Great video! BLAME! is one of my favourite manga

[dischargedarrowgetback]

Piranesi, Hugh Ferris, and "Blade Runner" have given us a glimpse of the image of an infinitely expanding city, both vertically and horizontally, but Tsutomu Nihei's "BLAME!" expands it infinitely.

[niconoire]

1997, not '88. Otherwise, very insightful video!

[AnomalousVixel]

[Psychic dmg 15]
It's pronounced "blam"...