Parasite Eve Author Conceives Anime Short Depicting Tokyo In 2020

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This weekend, Japanese broadcaster NHK aired an anime short by Parasite Eve (the book) author, Hideaki Sena, that depicts a Tokyo transformed by the dependency of people on computers in the year 2020.

 

The short hasn’t been subtitled by anyone yet, but you can watch the original Japanese clip here. Embedding has been disabled, so you’ll need to click the link to check it out.


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