Architect of the Apocalypse | An Analysis of the Works of Tsutomu Nihei
This video essay analyses the works of Tsutomu Nihei and how he uses space and architecture in his worldbuilding. His worlds are very dystopian and his first work Blame! is an absolutely incredible work filled with immense imaginary spaces; give it a read if you haven't already. P.S. Happy Holidays everyone! I hope you're all doing well. My Patreon & Youtube Membership: https://patreon.com/SaviourOfficial?u... / @saviour98 Music used in this video: B - Somber Ballads by Kevin MacLeod Faultlines by Asher Fulero Because For Everything There Is Someone - pATCHES ||CHAPTERS|| 00:00 Intro Credits 00:38 Introduction to Tsutomu Nihei 07:25 Disorientation: The Erasure of Human Scale 15:32 Philosophy of Space in Nihei's Works 25:20 Speculative & Theoretical Architecture 31:38 Prelude to His Works 33:50 Blame! 35:32 Abara & Biomega 40:38 Knights of Sidonia 44:20 Aposimz 46:58 Tower Dungeon Contact Me! [email protected]

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