Pluto: Urasawa x Tezuka

This series is based on the manga by the incredible Naoki Urasawa, who honored the “God of Manga” by bringing to life one of his favorite characters, who is famous around the world and known as Astro Boy. In Pluto, Urasawa takes a risk by giving it a deeper and darker touch. The series is on Netflix and is a masterpiece of the science fiction genre that tells an impeccable story on the theme of “murder mystery,” tak…

Source # Hola, hola, querida comunidad de Hive ¿Cómo están el día de hoy? Yo muy bien y muy feliz, con ganas de contarles un poco que, viendo en el catálogo de Netflix, me pareció un anime bastante interesante, el cual me llamó mucho la atención más que nada por el elemento visual, por lo cual decidí darle una oportunidad y verlo. Sin más quiero comentarles que me pareció y todas las opiniones que tengo de él. > How…

Welcome to another art post here in the community. If there's one thing that fascinates me about futuristic anime, it's their ability to make us question what it means to be human. And recently, an anime really got me hooked. PLUTO. Maybe you've heard of this work, but if you haven't watched it yet, I need to tell you why it's one of the best sci-fi adaptations in recent times. First, a little context. *PLUTO* is an…

Hello anime fans. Today I want to talk about one of the best anime, if not the best anime, in history and in the science fiction genre. This is one of the best animated masterpieces that I have had the pleasure of watching last year when it was broadcasted. This adaptation is based on the original work that bears the same name and was created by the great Osamu Tesuka , the " God of Manga ", who is the same creator…

I've never been a fan of robot anime, in fact, I've seen very few so far. I have no doubt that incredible stories have been created in the mecha genre, but for some reason I just don't connect with it. The anime of this type that I remember having seen would be Code Geass, Neon Genesis Evangelion and the Full Metal Panic! saga, but not more than those. However, a few months ago I read a review in this same community…

Many people make fun of anime. The older I get, the better I understand why. The voice actors are too loud and speak an incomprehensible language. There is too much porn or erotic themes that can cause cringe, embarrassment, or otherwise uncool friendships. The plot, ideas and characters can be strange, even for nerds, let alone for those who already have an opinion about these devices. On the other hand, I also see…

Imagine starting the first episode of "Pluto," the new original anime released on Netflix. We start with a mysterious, sci-fi world that looks like our own, with murderous detective robots looking to find a mysterious unnatural killer of robots and people. He starts grilling you and getting into the plot. And then, somewhere in the half-hour mark of the episode, the scenery changes. You go to a tower and see a crank…

Este post está en ambos idiomas, tanto en inglés como en español. Puedes ir a la publicación en Español dando click AQUI     Today I think it's a great day to talk about a good topic of conversation such as anime series, and what better place to do it than in the fun community of #TheAnimeRealm. For this opportunity I want to talk about a series that I loved for its plot and above all, its characters.…

Have you ever started a series and immediately got the feeling that it will be something extraordinary? That's exactly what happened to me with Pluto . This is a sci-fi thriller that in just eight episodes managed to become one of the best anime I've ever seen. The plot revolves around the investigation of a series of mysterious murders, all with one thing in common: the corpses are "adorned" with a pair of huge hor…