Swimming and tonami program blocks played a key role in the introduction of anime into the American mainstream. Now, the network is simply not in the series of the show, but it has also produced a fair anime. For example, Batman inspired by match series "The Great O" He received the second season in 2003, co-production of Sunrise and Cartoon Network, as the play was a big hit on toyami.

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Adult swimming is soon to start "Lazar", the latest Anime director from "Cowboy Bebop" Shinichiro Vatanabe. But many anime fans are still withdrawing from disappointment to the last major anime of adults.

It would be "Uzumaki" in 2024, adapting four episodes of Junji this is a valued manga from horror since 1998. Uzumaki is set up in Kuruzo-Cho, invented Japanese coastal city. The city and its men, including our heroine, Curie Goshima, are cursed, and their torments are always manifested as a spiral form. ("Uzumaki" is Japanese for "spiral.")

Co-production of Ig USA and Adult SWIM production, the series was first released in 2019 and was originally scheduled for the date of release in 2020. It then pushed back in 2021 before it was delayed (Kovid-19 allegedly delayed production for almost a year around this time), with nothing but Striker of 35 seconds to show that. Finally, the "First Look" piston of the series Premiere at July 2023, more than a year ahead of the series, actually debuted at the toonami in September 2024.

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Delays seemed to be all worth when the first episode "Uzumaki" proved to be good. It was highlighted as the first successful attempt to animate ito's comic, leaving many looking forward to the next three episodes. Then, the disappointment of the disappointment where the quality of the animation was reduced.

An instant and loud reaction to episode 2 "Uzumaki" sparked an answer. ASONESON DEMARKO (co-creator of toonami and creative director of adult swimming) shared his side of what happened In three now deleted inscriptions in blues:

"It's good, we knew this was going to happen. I can't talk about what descended, but we were screwed up and the options were a) they ended up and they don't call it a loss, b) just finish the air and leave it incomplete or c) to do all four, nipples and all of the hard work."

"After we waited for so long, it makes sense for people to be crazy. Unfortunately, I can't tell who to blame them ... But somebody is definitely guilty here, and we all just had to try when things exploded. Maybe others would make different choices. We did the best we could with what we had."

"But again, many PPL worked very hard on this show and I didn't think that the actions of only one or two people should be why they never saw the light of day. Maybe it's the wrong choice, I don't really know it. But they have the right to be angry and disappointed. I am glad."

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A little bit of further details came to light in six months after Demarko's publication. It includes the identities of "one or two people" who allegedly screwed things up.