AniWorthTaku Boda
Introduction
A short animation by Taku Furukawa and CG animator Noriyuki Boda.
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 4.73/10 · 294
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Audience reviews
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ACraftyDude
[Warning! This Review contains story/symbolism spoilers!]
To the average watcher, Taku Boda may initially appear as nothing more than a short simple animation project, with no deeper meaning than a showcase of colorful boxes with a hint of music. I'm happy to tell you, average watcher, that you have missed the forest for the trees, as Taku Boda is a masterful commentary and warning of totalitarianism and its consequences.
Taku Boda begins of an ominous message of "nice to see you". Before we are able to understand or contemplate, the audience is introduced to a world of colorful blocks in different patterns, an appealing individualist utopia. It wastes no time in shattering its false idealistic state by revealing its true face of its blocks moving in lockstep with one another, reminisce…
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This was a CIA Psyop, my brain has melted and I have become a US nationalist. This was interesting but also kinda made me wanna die. Very repetitive, and it felt like they were forcing my eyes open. It was 3 minutes but it felt like 15, watch it when you get the chance or something. It's colorful and isn't anything terrible like other three minute dementia anime, which I force my friends to watch every month or so. They want me dead. But other than that, it was an odd experience, but something I kinda enjoyed, although it did feel like my brain was rotting.
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