--- title: '"Loli" Doing Fentanyl Gets an Anime by Netflix and MAPPA' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=h31Ss3eRB4U' video_id: 'h31Ss3eRB4U' date: 2026-06-20 duration_sec: 383 --- # "Loli" Doing Fentanyl Gets an Anime by Netflix and MAPPA > Source: ["Loli" Doing Fentanyl Gets an Anime by Netflix and MAPPA](https://youtube.com/watch?v=h31Ss3eRB4U) ## Summary The video discusses the announcement of a new anime titled 'Gimoto Psycho' (working title), produced by Netflix and Studio MAPPA, which features cutesy 'moe blob' characters dealing with the dark topic of drugs like fentanyl. The creator expresses surprise at the contrast between the adorable art style and the serious subject matter, but ultimately finds the concept intriguing and looks forward to its release. ### Key Points - **Initial Reaction** [0:21] — The creator is trying to gather his thoughts about the anime announcement, describing it as 'Moe blob loli girls do fentanyl.' - **Craziest Anime Announcement** [1:34] — He calls it one of the top three craziest anime announcements he has seen in a long time, but admits it looks good and he might enjoy it. - **Studio MAPPA's Involvement** [2:04] — The anime is being made by Studio MAPPA, known for hits like Jujutsu Kaisen, Attack on Titan Final Season, Hell's Paradise, and Chainsaw Man. Despite controversies, MAPPA consistently produces high-quality, successful anime. - **Art Style Contrast** [2:52] — The anime blends moe blob cutesy character designs with MAPPA's typical hyperrealistic, mature style, creating a 'whiplash' effect. This is a departure from their usual projects. - **Dark Underlying Theme** [3:58] — Despite the comedic front, the creator believes the anime will address the serious damage caused by drugs like fentanyl, making it a dark title with a mature story. - **First Impressions** [4:36] — The creator is not against the anime; he finds it cutesy and expects a dark story with funny moments and crazy animation, citing a specific sequence with tongue detail as impressive. - **Release Details** [5:13] — The working title is 'Gimoto Psycho,' announced by Netflix. The release date is unknown, but the creator speculates it might air at the end of 2024 or beginning of 2025. ### Conclusion The creator is excited to see how MAPPA handles this unique blend of cute aesthetics and serious drug themes, and he plans to watch the anime with great interest when it releases. ## Transcript I I I'm trying to gather my thoughts. I I'm I'm trying to just They are actually unironically like we we got we just they are making an anime about drugs like just just that they're they're making literally the best way to summarize this is Moa blob lolly girls do fentanyl. That that's that's literally that is that that's that's literally what this is. Okay. Okay. We we we have finally reached the point where we're getting an anime about drugs and it's cutesy moa blob characters at that like bro. Oh, I I what what is the comment? Hey, I saw this, bro. It's what? Like, dude, this is the craziest anime announcement I think I have seen in a very long time. Like I think this is top three craziest anime announcements because unironically I I might get some heat for this take, but unironically this kind of looks good. Like it looks like something I will probably enjoy. So we we need to just we need to just address the elephant in the room here. Okay. So first off, this is being done by Studio Mappa. Yes, the Studio Mappa. the same studio that has made JJK, Jiu-Jitsu Kaisen, Attack on Titan's Final Season. They've done, you know, Hell's Paradise. They've done Chainsaw Man, the Chainsaw Man movie. You you get the point. They are um quite the animation studio. Regardless of your personal feelings about, let's say, the anime they do, or um your personal feelings about how they treat their employees, the point of the matter is is that Studio Mappa does make good anime. They do. Like, you you can't you can't deny that. They they make highquality projects that legitimately are the talk of the 2020s. Like everything that they pretty much have made for the 2020s has been a successful mass hit in from what I have seen. And so when I take a hard look at this just this anime adaptation, this feels like a weird middle ground between like mainstream anime fans and then like moa blob cutesy enjoyers of anime. And like let me let me explain how I arrived at this conclusion. So obviously this the the design of these characters just straight up they're moa blob. They are like the traditional cutesy moa blob like characters that you know you can see in a lot of comedy slice of life shows. And the fact that you have studio Mappa that is very well known for making hyperrealistic or trying to make realistic looking anime that's just you know very mature looking. I mean let's let's like let's look at Chainsaw Man or you know let's look at JJ K. Seeing them go into a Moa Blob adaptation is honestly it's a whiplash. Now, I'm not saying they haven't done stuff like this before. They've done some different projects in the past, but this one really just takes the cake because it's like it has a blend of the art style that a lot of traditional anime fans enjoy, but it also clearly has action and quite a an interesting topic. A very interesting topic that um I feel like uh is it's a dark topic actually. I I I feel like looking at this, this is probably going to be a very dark anime. Like the front appearance of this seems to be kind of just very funny or comedic and all that. Don't take it too seriously. And I could be wrong, maybe you shouldn't, but I feel like this is going to be like a kind of a very dark title kind of addressing just like the damage that stuff like fentanyl and stuff like that can do to people. And I mean, I'm all for that. I think there's nothing necessarily wrong with that, but it's just it's quite a quite a different anime. like it's not something I expected Studio Mappa to tackle, but here we are. Um, I will say though that first impressions of this, I'm not against it. I like I said, I know there's going to be a lot of people that are going to be like, "Oh no, what is this?" Like, "This just looks like like there's going to be propaganda and stuff." And maybe there might be, but the point is is that I don't really hate it. There's not anything about this so far I've seen that makes me want to outright hate it. I think it looks cutesy. I think it's probably going to be it's going to tell a very dark story. Probably going to have some funny moments as well. It's going to have some crazy animation. I mean, this sequence alone is just insane, by the way. Holy crap, that tongue detail, by the way. But, um, like it's Yeah, I I I feel like this is this is going to be interesting. I I'm excited, honestly, to see when this comes out because, uh, we don't necessarily know exactly when this is coming out. Like, it's a working title apparently, like Gimoto Psycho. So, we we don't know if it's going to air this year or next year. I'm going to assume by how these announcements work, we might get this maybe either at the end of this year or the beginning of next year. I could be wrong. This is Netflix, by the way, that announced it. So, it's it's entirely up to how Netflix wants to release schedule stuff. But yeah, I I kind of wanted to just take a few moments to talk about this because it's like, yeah, that title I'm not lying. That's a real title that it's it's not even clickbait. I mean, look what you see on screen. It's it's absolutely wild. So, I I'm interested to see. I feel like Mappa could tell a very mature story while also having some uplifting and comedic moments. So, let's let's just see how this goes. I will definitely be watching this with great interest in seeing, you know, when I I I don't know if we got a staff reveal or not yet. So, hopefully like when more information comes out about this, you know, or I might make a follow-up video tomorrow if I need to. If there's more information that comes out, I I will discuss it. But, uh, thank you so much for watching. May all of you have a fantastic day or night wherever you live. Be safe, stay healthy. She be out.