BLAME! Ver.0.11
2003 • Group TAC
- Format
- ONA
- Aired
- 2003
- Episodes
- 6
- Status
- Finished
- Studio
- Group TAC · Media Blasters
- Genres
- Action · Mecha · Science fiction
The story takes place in a city that is said to have thousands of levels.
In a shutdown area, thousands of levels overlap each other, you couldn't tell the sky from the ground and you couldn't tell which way is up or which way is down. Maybe the original purpose of this story is to unravel the mysteries bound in this time and world. For the humans who found this vast rare multi-level city, the mysterious main character "Kirii" wanders to search for the "Net Terminal Genes" that were not infected. Kirii's burden and his search for the "Net Terminal Genes" is a goal like no other and is very much the mystery of this story. Log1~Log6 contains the story of Cibo that wasn't done in the original works. The Cibo who strayed away with Kirii and wanders about. A disc thrown away in the rubble. Cibo starts downloading. Just who's "Memory" will he end up with?
Note: These clips are meant as a bonus to the Manga, and should only be taken as such. Do NOT expect any plot in these. They are merely animated (short) scenes from the Manga.
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BLAME! Ver.0.11 was released in 2003 as a promotional ONA, or Original Net Animation, intended to showcase the potential of a full-scale adaptation of Tsutomu Nihei’s seminal cyberpunk manga. Produced by Group TAC, this short film focuses on the atmospheric, wordless exploration of the Megastructure, emphasizing the daunting scale and brutalist architecture that defined the original print work. By eschewing traditional dialogue-heavy exposition, the studio aimed to replicate the haunting, isolated aesthetic that gained the manga a devoted cult following in the late 1990s.
The animation style is a notable hybrid of early 2000s digital techniques and traditional cell aesthetics, attempting to capture the intricate, claustrophobic detailing of Nihei’s art. While it remains a niche piece of media history, it is regarded by enthusiasts as a sincere attempt to translate the manga’s unique 'environmental storytelling' to a screen format. Although the project did not immediately lead to a full television series, it is frequently cited by followers of the franchise as a pivotal moment in the attempt to visualize the vast, decaying world of Killy and his journey.
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