"Osomatsu-kun: Iyami is Alone in the Wind": An OVA that delves deeply into Fujio Akatsuka's worldview"Osomatsu-kun Iyami wa Hitori Kaze no Naka" is an OVA released on August 25, 1990, and is a work that delves deeper into the world of "Osomatsu-kun" based on the original work by Fujio Akatsuka. This work was produced by Studio Pierrot and has a short but dense story of 30 minutes. Below, we will explain in detail the detailed content of this work, the production background, character analysis, and recommended points for viewers. Overview"Osomatsu-kun Iyami is Alone in the Wind" is a work released in the form of an OVA, based on the manga "Osomatsu-kun" by Fujio Akatsuka. The OVA is only one episode, and in its short 30 minutes, it deeply depicts the inner thoughts of the character Iyami. It was produced by Studio Pierrot, and the copyright is shared between Fujio Pro, Kodansha, and Studio Pierrot. storyThe story of this work begins with a scene of Iyami walking alone in the wind. Iyami is walking while shouting "Shee!" as usual, but there is something lonely about his expression. The story goes back to Iyami's past and reveals the reason why he is walking alone in the wind. Iyami's past is a story from when he was young and chasing his dreams. He dreamed of going to Paris, and in order to achieve that, he changed jobs many times. However, reality was harsh, and his dream did not come true, and he suffered a setback. To recover from that setback, Iyami began to tell himself the word "Sheee!" This "Sheee!" is a word that he uses to motivate himself, but at the same time, it also symbolizes his loneliness. The story returns to the scene where Iyami is walking alone in the wind, suggesting that he is still chasing his dream. At the end, Iyami shouts "Shee!" again and continues walking in the wind. This scene expresses Iyami's loneliness and strength at the same time, deeply moving the viewer. Character Analysis"Osomatsu-kun: Iyami is Alone in the Wind" focuses on the character Iyami. Iyami is one of the main characters in "Osomatsu-kun", and his distinctive "Shee!" is loved by many people. However, this work depicts the loneliness and strength of Iyami behind that, allowing you to understand his character more deeply. Iyami is a cheerful and bright character on the surface, but he is deeply lonely inside. His "Shee!" is a way to encourage himself, but at the same time it symbolizes his loneliness. This work delves deeper into Iyami's inner self through his past and present appearances. Iyami's character can also be seen in his determination to pursue his dreams. He dreams of going to Paris, and in order to do so he changes jobs many times. However, reality is harsh, and his dream does not come true, and he suffers setbacks. Still, he tells himself, "Sheeey!" and continues to pursue his dreams. This determination leaves a strong impression on the viewers. Background"Osomatsu-kun: Iyami is Alone in the Wind" was produced by Studio Pierrot. Studio Pierrot is a production company that has worked on many popular anime works, and the high quality of their works is well-known. This work also fully demonstrates Studio Pierrot's high production techniques, and the beautiful images and deep storyline will draw viewers in. This work is also based on the original work by Fujio Akatsuka. Fujio Akatsuka is a manga artist who has had a huge influence on the Japanese manga world, and his works are loved by many people. "Osomatsu-kun" is one of them, and this work delves deeply into Fujio Akatsuka's worldview. Recommendation points for viewers"Osomatsu-kun: Iyami is Alone in the Wind" is a work that I would especially recommend to the following types of viewers:
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summary"Osomatsu-kun: Iyami is Alone in the Wind" is an OVA based on the original work by Fujio Akatsuka, and delves deeply into the inner world of the character Iyami. In just 30 minutes, it depicts Iyami's past and present, and is a deeply moving work. Thanks to Studio Pierrot's high production skills, it is beautifully drawn and captivating to the viewer. This work is especially recommended for fans of "Osomatsu-kun", viewers who want a deep story, viewers who want to enjoy beautiful images, and viewers who want to know the inner world of the characters. Be sure to check out the related works "Osomatsu-kun" TV series, "Mr. Osomatsu", and "Fujio Akatsuka's Genius Bakabon". |
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