I'm Elora, aka The Head of Spook Asia. Horror/ホラー》Tenchu/天誅》RE/バイオ》Ghibli/ジブリ》Random stuff too, lol🙋🏽♀️ https://xitter.gq/t.co/xKp2sAyhuS
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Every live-action Tomie (富江).
Character created by: Junji Ito (伊藤 潤二)
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@historia_twt I especially feel like this would be us if we met in person. 🧍🏽♀️
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👹Spook Asia👹 (Elora) retweeted
You just sit down for Godzilla Minus Zero and then...
#GodzillaMinusZero
Game: "The Doll Shop"
By: Atelier Sentô (@AtelierSento)
Release: October 12, 2026
"The Doll Shop" is a narrative horror adventure developed by French creative duo Atelier Sentô (Cecile Brun and Olivier Pichard). Set in a remote, snow-covered Japanese village, the game blends horror, romance, and visual novel storytelling.
Players take on the role of a mysterious young dollmaker living a quiet, isolated life. When a childhood friend unexpectedly returns to the village, events begin to unfold that gradually reveal the secrets surrounding its residents…
Much of the game's unique atmosphere comes from its distinctive visual presentation. The artwork is entirely hand-drawn by Atelier Sentô, giving the village and its inhabitants a distinctive illustrated style. So yeah, no generative AI was used in the creation of the game.
In 2009, the developers spent a year living in Niigata Prefecture. During their stay, they encountered an antique collector who introduced them to his collection of traditional Japanese dolls. Their experiences in the region, particularly its rural landscapes and snowy scenery, later influenced the game's setting and atmosphere.
By the way, the 2026 release is a complete remake of an earlier prototype originally developed as part of a masterclass with students. The remake features redesigned artwork, new music, and expanded dialogue.
Apps be like "you missed this!" and it's something that has absolutely nothing to do with you.
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"Calling All Villains" pilot episode, no spoilers:
I thought the pilot was pretty solid. The animation was very well done. Character movements were fluid, expressions were great, and the environments were nicely detailed. You can tell a lot of work went into the visual presentation.
The voice acting was enjoyable too. The cast has a lot of personality and does a good job of bringing the characters to life. I also liked the character designs and how distinct everyone feels.
I don't usually pay much attention to sound design, at least not enough to comment on it, but it was hard not to notice all the little sound effects accompanying practically everything. 👂 It actually caught my attention, and I thought it added a lot to the overall experience.
Some parts did move a bit fast though. There was a lot happening, and I think certain moments could have benefited from having a little more room to breathe. 🤔 But still, it kept things entertaining, and I wasn't bored.
But yeah, just some random thoughts.
And ngl, these kinda shows aren't really my thing? I'm not even sure how to describe it, lol. I guess chaotic comedy cartoons? Something like that, but either way, I did have a good time watching it, and I'm interested in seeing where they take things if we get more episodes.
Episode link, which has 11 million views currently. Impressive:
youtu.be/3AFJtcP2cp0
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Even if I weren't a fan of the Avatar series, the animation and artwork alone in the Avatar Aang movie would still have blown me away.
It was just impressive, and I was awestruck throughout the entire film. I really wish it had received a theatrical release because this is the kind of animation that deserves to be experienced on the big screen. It's a shame it wasn't.
👹Spook Asia👹 (Elora) retweeted
海外アニメどころか2026年の日本アニメを含んでもここまで作画が良いアニメは存在しないと断言出来るアニメ『アバター・アン』
韓国のスタジオMIR(ヴォルトロン、XMEN97)と
オーストラリアのフライングバーク(レゴモンキーキッド、ムーンガール)の二大カートゥーン最強作画スタジオによるエグすぎるアクションシーンを是非ご覧ください…！
