Shounen Jump’s Undead Unluck, the latest addition to the world of anime, is shaping up to be a gory and chaotic thrill ride. The new trailer, which was just released, gives fans a tantalizing taste of what’s to come in this highly anticipated series.
Undead Unluck’s newest trailer released on Youtube has been well received, clearly garnering fans who were completely unfamiliar with the series. Despite the dark and violent nature of Undead Unluck, there’s also a sense of levity and fun in the trailer. The main protagonist, Fuuko, and her associate Undead Andy seem to be enjoying themselves as they fight and ride gigantic spurts of blood into the sky, and there are more than a few comedic moments scattered throughout the trailer. It’s clear that Undead Unluck is not taking itself too seriously, and that it’s more interested in delivering a fun and chaotic experience to its audience. The series itself also has an interesting power structure, with the existence of characters that defy the very laws of nature, as do both of the titular main characters. The way their powers help, or hinder them from interacting with the world at large will most definitely be an interesting watch.
Originally serialized in 2020, Undead Unluck by Yoshifuma Tozuka is a fast-paced action comedy with elements of body horror and mystery. Undead Unluck was recently confirmed to be given an anime adaptation from David Production. The trailer for the upcoming anime gives viewers a glimpse of what to expect from the adaptation, and it’s safe to say that it’s going to be a wild ride. The animation style is intense and fluid, with the body parts flying around at lightning speed. The violence is over-the-top and gory, with limbs being severed and blood splattering everywhere.
Undead Unluck’s Anime Looks To Be Insanely Gory
While the over-the-top violence can be entertaining in small doses, the trailer seems to lean a bit too heavily on it. It’s important for a show to find a balance between delivering on its promise of chaos and not relying solely on shock value to carry the narrative. That being said, the trailer has certainly piqued plenty of avid anime fans, with many looking forward to seeing where the story goes. The series itself also contains one of the most unique power systems in recent shounen manga, and hopefully, as more teasers are released, the promotional material will begin to capitalize on these more intriguing facets of Undead Unluck. Future trailers should aim to establish a better sense of where the story could be headed, but this first look is nothing to scoff at. Despite these minor criticisms, it’s clear that Undead Unluck has the potential to be a thrilling and entertaining anime.
With this first trailer Undead Unluck presents an engaging action-packed visual experience, however, the current promotional material could be improved with a stronger emphasis on plot and character nuances. Undead Unluck’s first trailer does make it seem like the show will become quite a spectacle and, hopefully, the full series will deliver on its promise of chaotic, gory entertainment.
