We’re well into the Spring anime seasons now, and there’s one new show that’s caught the eye of the artist behind the ever-popular One Punch Man.
Kaiju No 8 premiered recently on Crunchyroll, and the anime show kicked off with a bang. As the title implies, it involves gigantic, Godzilla-like monsters, and the people who have to stop them.
Well, specifically, it’s about those who clean up after a fight with a big beastie, and one cleaner who gets the power to becoming a massive Kaiju. It’s humorous, weird, and a little grotesque, and it already has fans within the industry.
“The anime Kaiju No 8 is amazing, especially the monster attack scene at the beginning,” Yusuke Murata, the artist behind the One Punch Man manga, tweeted. “The art is realistic but has a unique touch that makes it interesting.”
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That’s quite the blessing! Yusuke has worked with One Punch Man creator One on the manga since it first started in 2012, and they’re still collaborating on new chapters.
Kaiju No 8 was created by Naoya Matsumoto. The manga is much younger than Saitama, kicking off in 2020. It’s still ongoing too, though the adaptation has quite a bit of runway before matching the Kaiju No 8 manga.
The first season of Kaiju No 8 is currently arriving weekly on Saturdays on Crunchyroll. For more of the finest choices on the platform, check out our list of the best anime on Crunchyroll.
