All 13 Episodes of The Flowers of Evil Anime Free on YouTube Until July 6
The limited-time free release gives viewers a chance to see a divisive, technically experimental adaptation that used a method almost never employed in Japanese TV anime.
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King Records is streaming all 13 episodes of the 2013 TV anime The Flowers of Evil for free on the KING AMUSEMENT CREATIVE YouTube channel until July 6. The anime, based on Shuzo Oshimi's manga, was the first Japanese TV series to use full rotoscope animation, a technique that traces live-action footage frame by frame.
King Records began streaming all 13 episodes of the 2013 TV anime The Flowers of Evil on June 5 via the official YouTube channel of its KING AMUSEMENT CREATIVE label. The free distribution runs until July 6 at 19:59 JST. The anime, adapted from Shuzo Oshimi's manga serialized in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine from 2009 to 2014, was the first Japanese TV series to use full rotoscope animation, a technique that traces live-action footage frame by frame. Director Nagahama praised the staff and cast who worked on the production, calling it a site full of anomalies. A live-action drama adaptation starring Fuku Suzuki and Ano is currently airing.
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- Denfaminicogamer 【無料】『惡の華』全13話がYouTubeで公開中。日本のTVアニメ史上初「全編ロトスコープ」を採用した異例だらけの作品