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In this new anime, humanity is practically extinct so they develop a new technology that turns people into plants. But is it ethical? Fool Night follows Kamiya, the rest of humanity is at the end. Not only is his mother incredibly ill, but his job is barely able to pay for medicine, leaving very little else to live off of. And this is humanity is on the verge of collapse, earth covered in thick clouds, no more sunlight shines through. And because of that, plants have withered and the air is even harder to breathe, is just so thin now. So in order to fight off extinction, humans have developed a new technology that is able to turn humans into plants, which will not only provide their family with a big payday, but also a little bit more oxygen for everyone else, leaving Kamiya to consider if he's ready to give up his body for what could be a life changing amount of money to save his mom. The anime is based on the manga that first came out in 2020, with it being made in collaboration with Studio Sunrise who worked on Gintama and Shaft who worked on Monogatari. And I'm loving the ethical dilemma that this anime, the entire premise makes me question what I would do. It feels like one of those situations where you would never know what you would do until you were put in that exact situation. But I'm still would you turn yourself into a plant? Kamiya shoes? Fool Night is set to come out later this year, so share this with a friend who loves anime!