Its Me, From The Depths Of Grad School Hell, Giving You Babie Megumi 0.5x Selfie, Courtesy Of Gojo Being

it’s me, from the depths of grad school hell, giving you babie megumi 0.5x selfie, courtesy of gojo being annoying, jjk ch 210, thank you gege sensei

i am SOOO normal about this. so normal. so goddamn NORMAL

THERE WAS NO NEED TO PUT DAZAI’S FACE ALMOST INSIDE CHUUYA’S SOUL BUT THEY DID IT ANYWAY AND I’M FERAL BITING THE DESK CLIMBING THE WALLS-

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Differences between Novel/Manga!Dazai and Anime!Dazai

(A re-upload because tumblr did not want to show this post in the tags no matter what I did. I’m very sorry if it’s inconvenient for my followers! I hope this will work!)

This analysis is an expansion to this post -> (along-came-atsushi.tumblr.com/post/190387561311) I made a while ago, to which @shin-hakuryu​​​ asked, if I could give some examples. So, I decided to turn this into its own post.

I’m aware that every anime episode has its time limit and needs to highlight certain scenes more than others, so that it’s still exciting to watch for the viewer. It’s a different kind of storytelling than the storytelling in a manga or a novel. I’m also aware that the animators need to leave out some things in order to highlight others.

Additionally, I want to point out that the anime didn’t portray Dazai out of character or something, and made a good job in general. But sometimes I get the feeling that the anime tries to idealize and refine Dazai’s original novel/manga version.

Please note that the following are just some examples of scenes and quotes from the manga and novels, as I haven’t read all of the novels until now, and listing all differences would be way too long.

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