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Wyvern
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This looks amazing. Gathering all the characters from a prolific creator's works together into one series reminds me of Giant Robo (AKA my favorite anime of all time) but even that series didn't have access to icons like Astro Boy, Princess Knight or Black Jack. If this series does Tezuka justice, it'll be one for the ages.
(But of course, Tezuka's work seems to sell like bupkis in North America so I'm not holding my breath on this getting translated.  )
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Whitestrider
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2021 7:19 am |
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I don't like much this kind of projects made by western artist, look how they butchered Astro Boy in 2009...
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RockSplash
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2021 11:52 am |
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| Whitestrider wrote: | | I don't like much this kind of projects made by western artist, look how they butchered Astro Boy in 2009... |
That was done by a major hollywood company, of course they were going to change it. However, comic adaptions of anime have actually been pretty well recieved. The cyborg 009 adoption was positive, even the macross adaptions were good. That was also a large group, as opposed to a single person. I think we need to goce ot a chance. Especially since Tekuza remakes in japan have been so rare(still waiting for that french Astro Boy reboot!)
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OjaruFan2
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2021 11:59 am |
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Never heard of Kenny Ruiz before. I checked out his art on Instagram and it looks pretty good.
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