The anime Yani Neko successfully brings to light the heinous sides of Japanese society including poverty and substance abuse.

“so you know and that's the thing right is that like I think that's what like shows like Yano does such a good job of is like really bringing to light this you know pretty terrible and you know heinous side of Japanese society that little to no actual other art mediums or articles or what have you ac”

The anime Yani Neko is a brilliant but disgusting show that effectively depicts the harsh realities of addiction and poverty.

“What the [ __ ] [laughter] is what I have to say about this show. >> What the [ __ ] It is an absolute what the [ __ ] show, but my god, what a fresh approved this. >> What a nice breath of fresh air.”

She believes that works like Metamorphosis are artistic because they depict harsh realities rather than just serving as fetish material.

“it is actually quite artistic”

Adapting material without adhering to the original design and cultural identity can make it difficult for the audience to recognize or identify with the work.

“When you're like Blackmouth working You see the monsters. you understand That there are Chinese monsters. Understood I feel like going away. But a little bit here when you look at the face and If you look at the design then like it. The Indianness is felt a little less.”

Anime is best interpreted through the source material rather than the adaptation.

“well like okay well like the reason why I say I don't like anime is because when I'm reviewing something I'll I'll usually entirely disregard the anime and I'll review The Source manga because that's the primary source”