Toshi Densetsu (translate to Urban Legend) is a 2008 horror anthology by Ryou Azuki. Each story centers around an Urban Legend, which the protagonist will learn about and end up living through. Despite what many may think, i found the animation to be the strongest point in this animated motion-picture. It may appear to be low budget (which i'm certain it was) but it gives us an eerie vibe and it almost rests in the uncanny valleyand was the first movie in a long time to give me real goosebumps and making me watch my surroundings looking for any out of place thing... or someone.

It begins when a grown up young man is invited to a class reunion, so he ends up going to visit his old house on his old town, once there, he remembers a very unusual chapter that happened when he was a child and lived in that place...

Toshi Densetsu Series, 06/06 18+

a b c d Brunvand, Jan Harold (2012). Encyclopedia of Urban Legends. Vol.1: A–L (Updated and Expandeded.). ABC-CLIO. p.346. ISBN 978-1-59884-720-8. Bathroom Readers' Institute (2017). Uncle John's OLD FAITHFUL 30th Anniversary Bathroom Reader (Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Annual). Portable Press. ISBN 978-1684120864.

One of the standout aspects of Hikiko Toshi Densetsu Monogatari is its masterful storytelling. The narrative keeps you at the edge of your seat, weaving together elements of suspense, mystery, and horror in a truly captivating manner. The pacing is well-balanced, allowing for both intense moments of terror and quieter, reflective moments that delve into the psychological aspects of I really enjoyed Toshi Densetsu Series. it was an amazing hentai through and through. It has amazing art and animation topped with great VA. But most of all it went above and beyond when it went to story! While I don't like loli's in hentai, I think it would be unfair for me to lower the score for this category because of that. a b "Tokyo facts: 40 trivia tidbits to wow your mind". Time Out. 25 August 2011 . Retrieved 8 August 2019. Toshi Densetsu Series are all about them ghosts, so in every country, they are legal! How great is that!? So, if you’re not a , you can start being one from here! I myself don’t particularly like the -genres of hentai, but with the onslaught of incoming -hentais coming in the coming month, I have to start from somewhere, and so should you! You pervert! Out of the Frying Pan: One story centers around a high school girl living on her own for the first time. She discovers a serial killer has been hiding in her closet and is there right that minute. And her rescuer? a Peeping Tom who murdered the last occupant of her apartment to keep her from revealing his secret.

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Characters were well fit into the story and they didn't felt dislocated. It had a scary “the ring” similar girl character there, that helped to kept your eyes glued on the screen. The story was built up in a good suspense and got a hold of me during most of it’s time, but when the end came, I didn’t felt like it tied very good, it happens a lot with recent horror stories and in my view it happened with this one also. Gozu ( 牛頭, "Cow Head"), also known as "Ox Head", is a Japanese urban legend about a fictional story called "Cow Head". Supposedly the "Cow Head" story is so horrifying that people who read or hear it are overcome with fear so great that they tremble violently for days on end until they die. The full story was broken up into fragments that when read individually are not lethal, but still terrify and bring great pain and suffering upon those who read or listen to their words. [19] [20] I covered a lot of how I felt much more specifically in the story section however I will take any opportunity to gush over the complexity of the characters in this show. Nothing was extremely upfront and in your face, the show chose to draw out the character development and it didn’t feel like a snap change when it finally came to fruition, the snap came from when you realized how much had changed and reflected upon the subtle shift in nature you may have missed previously. Hanako’s character development hit the hardest and was definitely the most important storyline however a deeper social commentary is made in the Sadako and Hachishaku’s stories as those of the past attempt to find their place in modern society. I wish that they had fleshed out those characters more and chosen to take a more solemn and perhaps desperate attitude to these characters trying to find themselves amidst a jarring identity crisis however the characters were all likeable and were genuinely fun to watch.