Aoi Bungaku Series
青い文学シリーズ
“Six classic Japanese literary works adapted into anime: Dazai, Sakaguchi, Natsume, Osamu, Akutagawa stories.”
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Synopsis
Six classic Japanese literary works adapted into anime: Dazai, Sakaguchi, Natsume, Osamu, Akutagawa stories.
1. Ningen Shikkaku 2. Sakura no Mori no Mankai no Shita 3. Kokoro 4. Hashire, Melos! 5. Kumo no Ito 6. Jigokuhen
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Community consensus
Derived from 53 sampled reviews
8.3/10
What 53
viewers
settled on.
96% recommend
Score distribution
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MixedMostly aligned
σ 1.78 · some divergence
The polarity gap
6.0 ptsRecommenders 9.0 · others 3.0
Yes
9.0
No
3.0
Score over time
1.66Verbosity
Short · 32%
Medium · 30%
Long · 38%
Snap verdicts · shortest highly-rated reviews
- 10/10 “Advice for all drama and psychological lovers: Only watch from the first to the fourth episodes, the first story ends there and from my point of view the others are in other genres. I watched the...”
- 9/10 “A must-see for thriller and psychological-drama fans, this series masterfully explores loneliness, alienation, and the nurture-versus-nature debate while dissecting how human behavior reverberates...”
- 8/10 “The navigator's introductions offering background on the authors create a fascinating perspective that makes you admire their creativity and sympathize with their struggles. The series powerfully...”
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Reel · 01 Cat. №BS-4917
- Format
- 12 × 23′
- eps × min
- Total runtime
- 4h 36m
- all episodes
- Aired
- Oct 2009 – Dec 2009
- Fall 2009
- Source
- Tv
- media type
- Rated
- R
- 17+ (violence & profanity)
- Ref.
- BS-4917
- catalog