11 Underground Psychological Anime From the 80s & 90s
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The 80s and the 90s witnessed remarkable experimentation across anime. As such, these decades are an absolute goldmine for more niche anime that did not have as much mainstream appeal back in the day as the likes of Demon Slayer and JJK today. But that’s good, as it allows each work to explore more, thematically and psychologically. It was also a time when surreal animation was preferred, more so because it was yet to be done. This resulted in the creation of works that delved deep into the human psyche, breaking it down and picking it up, and using animation to depict the matters of the mind in a way a live-action setting never could.
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Parasite Dolls, Twilight of the Dark Master, blood the last vampire, Blck Magic M-66, pale cocoon, Bio Hunter, Iria, Alita Battle Angel, Neo Tokyo, and my favorite so far has been samurai X trust and betrayal.
11 Underground Psychological Anime From the 80s & 90s
Marvelous Anime
4,402 views
The 80s and the 90s witnessed remarkable experimentation across anime. As such, these decades are an absolute goldmine for more niche anime that did not have as much mainstream appeal back in the day as the likes of Demon Slayer and JJK today. But that’s good, as it allows each work to explore more, thematically and psychologically. It was also a time when surreal animation was preferred, more so because it was yet to be done. This resulted in the creation of works that delved deep into the human psyche, breaking it down and picking it up, and using animation to depict the matters of the mind in a way a live-action setting never could.