UlasanAnime.com – The primary motivation for this blog post stems from the inability to keep an inviting picture of Mao Mizusawa on the website for an extended period. It’s not precisely safe for work and can be quite distracting, suggesting a personal weakness for the character.
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The anime series Moyashimon could benefit from more marketing, or perhaps less, considering its author has received awards. It has been available for a couple of years as an appropriately peculiar yet appealing manga series aimed at an older audience and is featured on Noitamina. Noitamina has an exceptional track record with the author, and there’s no reason to believe the story about educating the public about microorganisms that have coexisted with humanity for thousands of years won’t be well-received.
The series also delves into unusual culinary preferences, reminiscent of surstromming rather than lutefisk. The show reaches a level of technological complexity that necessitates subtitles to clarify which microbe resides in which food and the implications of encountering a saggy brown blob in the air instead of a youthful one.
Furthermore, the microbes themselves are depicted as cute. A striking observation is that in the context of agriculture, humans are encouraged to embrace their germ-like overlords. In America, there’s a tendency towards germophobia, making this a refreshing counter-message. Perhaps the world at large needs to learn more about these organisms to reduce spending on unnecessary germ-killing products. It’s positive to put a friendly face on these microbes, as they are indeed some of mankind’s greatest allies.
For those who haven’t yet experienced it, the opening and ending themes are highly recommended. They are fantastic, peculiar (similar in style to the Honey & Clover OP), and simply remarkable.
