Most Americans, whether they are fans or not, are aware of Japanese animated shows known as anime. Lesser known, but no less amazing, are Japan’s live-action series that similarly push the limits of the imagination.Often based on anime or manga, these series have supernatural elements and weird aesthetics that make for a fascinating watching experience. Squid Game, Sweet Home and All of Us Are Dead put Korean TV on the map with American audiences, but there are just as many great Japanese live-action series worth checking out.Heaven and Hell: Soul Exchange is kind of like if Freaky Friday featured a cop and a serial killer switching bodies, but the series is so much more. An ambitious female detective is pursuing a male murder suspect when they soul-swap and find themselves in each other’s bodies.RELATED: 10 Best Live-Action Anime Adaptations
Most Americans, whether they are fans or not, are aware of Japanese animated shows known as anime. Lesser known, but no less amazing, are Japan’s live-action series that similarly push the limits of the imagination.
Often based on anime or manga, these series have supernatural elements and weird aesthetics that make for a fascinating watching experience. Squid Game, Sweet Home and All of Us Are Dead put Korean TV on the map with American audiences, but there are just as many great Japanese live-action series worth checking out.
Heaven and Hell: Soul Exchange is kind of like if Freaky Friday featured a cop and a serial killer switching bodies, but the series is so much more. An ambitious female detective is pursuing a male murder suspect when they soul-swap and find themselves in each other’s bodies.
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