The Empire of Corpses Episode 1: Episode 1
Canon

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9.2

5 Fans

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The Empire of Corpses Episode 1: Episode 1

Canon
Prev: EPNext: EP

OSHIMETER

9.2

5 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

lostkiddy99's avatar
lostkiddy99

If you're in into titles like Attack on Titan, this anime is for you, this anime features The quest to find the secrets of the soul, it is easily one of the best wriiten movies, would kill it as a series. The animation style and choice of music gives it an emotional impact and insane cinematics.

paulanime's avatar
paulanime

I think The Empire of Corpses is a very impressive anime, especially considering that it was released in 2015. Its ideas feel ahead of their time. Before this, I usually thought of zombies only as part of disaster stories, but this anime shows how corpse technology can be used to develop industry and even support warfare, which is very fascinating.

Also, you must watch until the end because after the credits, there is a short scene about their future, which makes you want to clap your hands.

nekopoi01's avatar
nekopoi01

To be completely honest, the art is amazing and it has a cool, dark vibe, but it’s so hard to finish. It starts off great, but then it becomes nothing but dialogue. Honestly, I wanted to fast-forward through almost the whole thing. The only things that make it bearable are the tactical survival moments and peak fight scenes.

chill's avatar
chill

I enjoyed the dark steampunk atmosphere and the philosophical themes about life and death.

animeroshi's avatar
animeroshi
A haunting steampunk sci-fi that blends philosophy with chaos. Stunning visuals and bold ideas explore life, death, and identity, though its dense plot can overwhelm. Watson’s emotional drive carries the film, making its eerie, thought-provoking vibe linger long after.

©Project Itoh & Toh EnJoe / THE EMPIRE OF CORPSES

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QUICK TAKES

lostkiddy99's avatar
lostkiddy99

If you're in into titles like Attack on Titan, this anime is for you, this anime features The quest to find the secrets of the soul, it is easily one of the best wriiten movies, would kill it as a series. The animation style and choice of music gives it an emotional impact and insane cinematics.

paulanime's avatar
paulanime

I think The Empire of Corpses is a very impressive anime, especially considering that it was released in 2015. Its ideas feel ahead of their time. Before this, I usually thought of zombies only as part of disaster stories, but this anime shows how corpse technology can be used to develop industry and even support warfare, which is very fascinating.

Also, you must watch until the end because after the credits, there is a short scene about their future, which makes you want to clap your hands.

nekopoi01's avatar
nekopoi01

To be completely honest, the art is amazing and it has a cool, dark vibe, but it’s so hard to finish. It starts off great, but then it becomes nothing but dialogue. Honestly, I wanted to fast-forward through almost the whole thing. The only things that make it bearable are the tactical survival moments and peak fight scenes.

chill's avatar
chill

I enjoyed the dark steampunk atmosphere and the philosophical themes about life and death.

animeroshi's avatar
animeroshi
A haunting steampunk sci-fi that blends philosophy with chaos. Stunning visuals and bold ideas explore life, death, and identity, though its dense plot can overwhelm. Watson’s emotional drive carries the film, making its eerie, thought-provoking vibe linger long after.

©Project Itoh & Toh EnJoe / THE EMPIRE OF CORPSES

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All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

©Project Itoh & Toh EnJoe / THE EMPIRE OF CORPSES

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All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com