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2025 was an exceptional year for Tatsuki Fujimoto. His most popular serialized manga, Chainsaw Man, continues to be a success, with over two hundred chapters published, and it also made the leap to the big screen with the film Reze Arc, which became a critical and commercial hit. If you fell in love with Chainsaw Man, whether on paper or on screen, and you crave more from manga's most daring author, Prime Video has released an anthology anime series based on his most acclaimed works: Tatsuki Fujimoto 17-26. Like many manga artists, Fujimoto, aged between 17 and 26, published a series of short stories before venturing into the long-form format, starting with Fire Punch. Eight short stories in total, collected in two volumes, were adapted into an anime by studios P.A. Works, Zexcs, Lapin Track, Studio Kafka, 100studio, and Studio Graph7. Considering the rough style of the original material, where the author hadn't yet fully developed his style, it's astonishing how each anima...