It’s called splitterhead. It’s not actually a part of the franchise, but I think might be taking inspiration. You play as an alien “parasite” thing that can switch hosts and uses their blood to fuel your weapons. The art style also has heavy parasyte vibes

Bought it when the first volume came out and read them again as each one released. Love this series so it’s good to finally get them all together

As the title says, i'm curious how many of the spores you think there are since we don't have an official answer. And how many you think successfully took over a human host.

This is one of my favorite works of fiction ever, for its philosophies and really just fun, bleak, exciting story telling. Theres a mention of a book called “The Seventh Transformation” in the very beginning after the opener in episode 3, maybe 4. Was wondering if anybody knows anything about if it’s real or based on something real. Shinichi says its about a man talking to reptiles, which I’m sure might just be an allegory for the show, but if anyone knows if its real, I’d love to hear about it. I did a quick search and had no results, so, I’m thinking its probably just made up, but beyond that, if anyone would like to share any other works of animation or literature that they think another fan would love, I’d also equally enjoy hearing about it. Thank you.

Hi guys, I started this show a few hours ago and I am currently on episode 13 and I guess I get more easily scared than most people but this anime seems so dark, it is definitely interesting and I like Migi, but it is heart wrenchinf when the characters die. I am not sure if I shohld continue watching but just wanting to hear other peoples' opinion on the show

Is the live action continuation of anime or it shows the story of season 1?

Not like you’d really have a choice where it would be on your body, but after finishing the show I came to the conclusion that I really want a migi of my own.

I read the manga and watched the anime and the Netflix adaptation, but are there any other shows or mangas that display other timelines and settings of the parasite "universe"?

Im sorry since I do not get this scene when Izumi's mother as a parasite comes home to serve as the cliffhanger. Now I have no problem with the cliffhanger, but instead it irks me with how Izumi acts. He acts irrational and stops his only savior from protecting him. I understand he is shocked and therefore acts this way, as well as he does not have the perspective we as an audience do about the situation. Yet, I still dislike this scene and it serves as an extreme turn off. He has a lot of time to realize the situation from the phone call, but is unable to mentally prepare himself (understandably so). Once again, I do not understand why I am unable to sympathize with Izumi. Any thoughts on how u guys reacted to this scene?

(also sorry if u guys respond since u have to frame it in a way to not spoil the story)

I just imagined that if the parasite stories were only shown in Japan or Korea, what about countries like the United States and other countries?

Only one more to go

I get its a product of its time but I was watching episode 17 and the scene where the pi almost kills the baby would’ve hit way more if it wasn’t for the fuck ass beat

!Please, tell me that I'm not the only person who knows that there is a parasite in Murana's right breast. I swear when I watched the final episode, I've heard she was talking to her own parasyte out of frame!<

!The problem is that I watched the anime in a different voiceover (different language), and couldn't find this moment after I back to this anime.!<

If there is anyone who has this information, please respond!!! ( т_т)