The Anime Lad
Junji Ito Collection adapts stories from both the eleven-volume Ito Junji Kessaku-shuu series and Fragments of Horror. It uses an anthology format rather than one continuing narrative, allowing a new cast and supernatural problem to arrive across its episodes. Familiar life is repeatedly declared unsafe without useful notice.
Super Eyepatch Fox
Separate episodes draw from different stories in Junji Ito’s horror catalog. New characters encounter new sources of dread, ranging across mystery, psychological horror, grotesque physical changes, and supernatural threats. The anthology format favors repeated resets, so viewers can sample many premises without tracking one central plot.
Gigguku
Every new story finds another way to make ordinary life feel WRONG! Junji Ito Collection pulls from two parts of the horror author’s catalog, shifting casts and threats as it moves between supernatural mystery and body horror. The reset itself becomes part of the appeal because the next nightmare follows different rules.
Father's Basement
An anthology can feel uneven because every reset abandons the previous cast and starts the work again. It also suits Junji Ito’s catalog. Separate stories let the series alternate between supernatural threats, obsessive behavior, and bodily horror without forcing unrelated ideas into one continuing plot.
