Parasyte: The Maxim has always been one of my favorite anime for a number of reasons, but its exploration into the human race is truly something to behold. The dichotomy between parasites and humans, the hypocrisy that we see... I explore all of that today, analyzing both the beauty and the madness of this popular Netflix horror anime. Today, after a 3+ week hiatus, I return with my longest and most in-depth video to date! Enjoy!


► Parasyte Synopsis:
All of a sudden, they arrived: parasitic aliens that descended upon Earth and quickly infiltrated humanity by burrowing into the brains of vulnerable targets. These insatiable beings acquire full control of their host and are able to morph into a variety of forms in order to feed on unsuspecting prey.


Sixteen-year-old high school student Shinichi Izumi falls victim to one of these parasites, but it fails to take over his brain, ending up in his right hand instead. Unable to relocate, the parasite, now named Migi, has no choice but to rely on Shinichi in order to stay alive. Thus, the pair is forced into an uneasy coexistence and must defend themselves from hostile parasites that hope to eradicate this new threat to their species.


► Timestamps:
0:00 - Prologue: Parasyte's Origins
2:50 - Ch 1: The Maxim
7:00 - Ch 2: Humanity's Hypocrisy
13:04 - Ch 3: Does Emotion Make You Human?
19:24 - Epilogue: The Beauty Behind The Madness


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