Pupa

In a world where humans can gain superpowers by consuming the flesh of demons, a young boy named Yuta transforms into a butterfly-like creature after his parents are killed. He becomes part of Pupa, a secret organization that hunts demons and uses their flesh for power. Alongside other transformed children, Yuta battles horrific monsters and grapples with his own monstrous nature.

Pupa received largely negative reviews, often criticized for its extremely short episode length, bizarre and disturbing content, and incoherent plot. While some acknowledged its unique, albeit grotesque, aesthetic, the general consensus was that it was an experimental and often unwatchable series.

• Praised for its unique, albeit disturbing, visual style.
• Widely criticized for its extremely short episode format and lack of coherent storytelling.
• Often described as 'weird' and 'unsettling', making it difficult to recommend.

Google audience: Audience reception for Pupa is scarce, but discussions online often highlight its extreme nature and experimental format as divisive. Many viewers found it too bizarre and underdeveloped to be enjoyable.

The anime's extremely short episode length (often around 3-4 minutes) was a significant point of discussion and criticism, with many speculating it was an intentional artistic choice or a result of production issues.