Augmented reality imagines a world where the internet no longer exists behind screens, but inhabits the spaces around us like an unseen second reality. It’s a fascinating concept made popular by technology and software, from Apple’s Vision Pro headset and Meta Ray-Ban sunglasses to Pokémon Go and Snapchat filters. But nearly 20 years before any of those existed, Madhouse (the studio behind Death Note, Paprika, and the first season ofOne-Punch Man) imagined a world that felt eerily close to our present, where digital and physical spaces converge.
Den-noh Coil was right about everything, 10 years later
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This is a fascinating take on Den-noh Coil’s predictions! It’s impressive to see how concepts from a decade ago are becoming more relevant as technology evolves. The idea of augmented reality reshaping our interaction with the digital world is truly exciting.