Zom 100: Zombie ni Naru made ni Shitai 100 no Koto (Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead) Review

Zombie Apocalypse keeps Akira away from a shortage of life related to work in exploitation companies.

Pros

• This series does not focus much on the details of no n-human survival, such as walking dead.
• Characters in contrast to a little humor

Cons

• Zombie Apocalypse is a quicker way to deploy a scenario than a muscle writing itself.

Zom 100: Zombie ni Naru made ni Shitai 100 no Koto ( Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead ) Review

ZOM 100: 100 things you want to be zombies "is not a normal movie depicting zombie apocalypse. Ordinary people are involved in terrible events, and they have to take all kinds of hardships in a ruthless world.

Zombie Apocalypse has a certain effect for the young appraiser Tendo who works under the exploitation chief. He is released from a zombi e-like being, which consists of only work, drinking with colleagues, and sleeping only from obedient fatigue. Drama is not stuck.

Who is a zombie here?

The TV series, which depicts young Japanese specialists this fall, has been used in work and has to freeze in a restless symbol of a restless society. In a similar series, it is not an endory, but the viewpoint of women is open, "the cat that comes out is also melancholy."

Both television series shows the need for a young expert who experiences themselves on the west side, which is exhausted by the need to show loyalty to work, in the damage to personal happiness.

Fortunately for Akira, Zombie Apocalypse is not as important as it begins, and releases him from the sad being hired as a zombie zombie.

Zombie Apocalypse makes Akira realize that he is completely free. True will: There are no jobs, accounts, or dependents. He is also free from the balance of his last job and can recognize his love for zombie friends.

People are already immersed in this social bath.

But if the zombie apocalypse series is not focusing on survival, there should be a special task to defeat the hero.

And a case list to support it appears. Perhaps Akira, who has been settled with his ultimate fate of zombies, makes a list of what he wants to run on his zombies and what he wants to try.

Later, the enemies of the TV series actually have their own list, and in contrast to Akira's relatively relatively independent list, it turns out that these enemies have a lower level of ambition.

The friends Akira meets along the way add character to the group dynamic thanks to their contrasting personalities. For example, his best friend wanted to be a comedian, but thanks to the zombie apocalypse he is able to change his profession. His audience is getting smaller and smaller; but thanks to the zombie apocalypse he is able to change his profession.

For many people, the zombie apocalypse means the end of the world, but for Akira in the movie Zom100: A list of 100 people who want to be a zombie, the zombie apocalypse means the beginning of freedom. Millions of zombies and the danger they pose are only a small barrier to this life.

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• Recently, I started watching an anime called Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead. Then I found out that an action movie with the same plot was coming out on Netflix. For example, I love this anime for its emphasis on finding joy in the zombie apocalypse, on the importance of thriving over despair, so I wondered if it would be possible to turn ZOM100 into a full-fledged article with hints of happiness. That's exactly what happened to me. Stay tuned.

Zom 100: Your Bucket List For The Zombie Apocalypse

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According to Cambridge Dictionary and Merriam-Webster, a bucket list is a list of things a person wants to accomplish before they die. But in ZOM100's case, it's a list of things to do before you freeze to death as a zombie. In general, think of it as a list of things you can do for yourself.

What’s A Bucket List?

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Tendo Akira, the protagonist of ZOM100, is a salaryman on the verge of death from overwork. He gets his dream job, but soon his dream turns into the horror of a company that exploits him and all the other employees. But as Akira slowly drives himself to the grave, the zombie apocalypse arrives.

The Plot For Zom 100

Most of the people who fall into the zombie apocalypse are quickly freed from the nightmare of history, but Akira Tendo is different. In return, he finds that this resumes the acquired freedom of liberation, and proceeds to create and finish his own "list of the dead": 100 things you have to take care of how to become a zombie.

Wait for the zombie apocalypse to create a personal list of cases, like the zom 100 - a variety of once, but why wait? What actually you can't solve it now? Well? I suppose the right requirements will definitely not help you wait, but start a personal list in the zom 100 way.

How Could A Zom 100 Style Bucket List Benefit Your Mental Wellbeing?

A study conducted by Masterson et al. (2018) on 223 terminal cancer patients found that 72% of these patients felt grief by feeling that "I am actually an incomplete being." As I mentioned in my own comment on unhappiness, the five stages of grief were developed to support patients with incurable diseases, not for those who no longer have anyone to help them come to terms with death. As a result, it is not surprising that regrets are experienced by those who are quite likely to die from their illness.

This is also acknowledged by Portman, Tyrluell and Donovan (Portman, Thirlwell, Donovan, 2018), who looked at a man with terminal metastatic mass cancer who wanted to complete the "wish list" from 100 Ways of Summer as part of his palliative healing. This person determined this as a weight of the task within the context of his own healing intentions. The patient wanted this time to be dedicated to being, to reminiscing, to being distributed by moments with loved ones, and to knowing. By displaying the team, it was a composition that created a legacy. These precious minutes would be spent together by the family and then depart.

Advertisement According to Armitage (2018), we often regret choices, but only things we did not make. This, too, is a big age difference: we no longer regret things we made, but things we did not make. In the future, for example, why not regret inconsistencies and compile a personal list of incidents, like the Summer 100?

Tendo Akira, the protagonist of ZOM100, is a salaryman on the verge of death from overwork. He gets his dream job, but soon his dream turns into the horror of a company that exploits him and all the other employees. But as Akira slowly drives himself to the grave, the zombie apocalypse arrives.

This is because it not only helps one to find what is important to them, but also because the process of making the list allows one to feel happy (American Heart Association). So, not only will one benefit from making a list like the Summer 100, but one will also receive positive emotions from planning to fulfill each item on the list.

According to Armitiga (2018), talking about death, thinking about it, and planning for it is a healthy lifestyle. The grand gesture of "Yoroshiku" helps people feel alive in the moment, but it is not the same as achieving goals and aspirations that can give one a deeper sense of meaning and purpose in life. If fear management (fear of death) and my theory teach us anything, it's that meaning and purpose are much more important to us than jumping out of a parachute. Achieving goals and ambitions is also a form of creating a legacy where you don't have to be the protagonist.

According to the American Heart Association, a wish list doesn't have to be as complicated as traversing a mountain range. Even a detour on a transport route as a new hobby can save you from regrets that may arise later. Plus, you get a bonus in the form of a hobby that you can focus on, which is very beneficial for your health.

In addition, it is beneficial to cross items off your list of things one by one in the style of "Summer 100". Every time you cross an item off the list, you achieve something. In fact, if you make a list in the Zome style, you can enjoy life not only thanks to the process of making the list, but also thanks to sharing this list with others, getting new impressions and getting more joy (a lot of spirit) than you would otherwise.

But why stop there? Why not write your list in the style of Summer 100? Embrace the experiences that this list brings you and write about each point as you work on the list.

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The concept of a toDo list has been around for a long time, but I had never been interested in the anime "Zombie 10 0-100 things I want to be zombies-". I was looking forward to seeing Tenmichi transformed from a salaried worker who was overworked to a young man who enjoyed his life. Why?

Tendo Akira, the protagonist of ZOM100, is a salaryman on the verge of death from overwork. He gets his dream job, but soon his dream turns into the horror of a company that exploits him and all the other employees. But as Akira slowly drives himself to the grave, the zombie apocalypse arrives.

Summary

It's not always easy to work on your "ZOM 100" list, but it's also important to think about how to erase the place from the list. What specifically add your "Zom 100" list?

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And finally, if you want to support my blog, you can arrange any amount of donation below. Until the right time, we are recruiting Unlife readers. < SPAN> The concept of a toDo list has been around for a long time, but I was not interested in it until I started watching the anime "Zombie 10 0-100 I want to be a zombie". I was looking forward to seeing Tenmichi transformed from a salaried worker who was overworked to a young man who enjoyed his life. Why?

As the research shows, our lives come when we begin to regret what we have not created. But why wait for such a situation to come?

It's not always easy to work on your "ZOM 100" list, but it's also important to think about how to erase the place from the list. What specifically add your "Zom 100" list?