Followers of Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto have been buzzing with pleasure following the current discovery of a brand new net area, “Eri-Film.com”.

Many consider this could possibly be an early trace at an upcoming anime adaptation of Fujimoto’s acclaimed one-shot manga, Goodbye, Eri.

Whereas the area’s title server particulars align with these sometimes used for official anime mission bulletins, it’s to be famous that no official announcement has been made to this point, and the potential film stays speculative at this level.

Nevertheless, the truth that MAPPA CEO Manabu had beforehand acknowledged the studio’s intention to adapt all of Fujimoto’s works, coupled with Look Again getting a extremely acclaimed anime movie adaptation (by Studio Durian), has solely strengthened the veracity of the speculated Goodbye, Eri anime adaption.

Goodbye, Eri is a Japanese one-shot net manga written and illustrated by Tatsuki Fujimoto. It was launched on the Shonen Bounce+ web site in April 2022 and printed in print in July 2022.

Viz Media and Manga Plus printed the manga concurrently with the Japanese launch.

MAL describes the plot of the manga as:

Affected by a terminal sickness, Yuuta’s mom asks him to movie her final moments, which he does. From her radiant smile when she is along with her household to the occasions when illness ravages her physique within the hospital, he information hours upon hours of footage. After her passing, Yuuta compiles her life right into a film to display at his faculty, deciding so as to add a little bit of fantasy to the ending of his movie, Useless Explosion Mom, with a literal explosion!

Following the backlash brought on by his supposedly tone-deaf portrayal of his mom’s loss of life, Yuuta trudges to the hospital roof to take his personal life—however there, he meets a woman named Eri. Captivated by his movie, Eri requests Yuuta to make a brand new one that can blow the earlier out of the water and show his critics fallacious. The film they got down to make will stand aside by blurring the road between truth and fiction. And naturally, it wouldn’t be a Yuuta movie if it didn’t have his private taste—only a sprint of fantasy.

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