Star Wars: Visions (Star Wars has become anime)
 

A Star Wars anime series has been announced of 9 short stories.

I guess even Star Wars cannot escape anime influence now that all millennials are in their 30's and are now working on shows professionally. The anime weeabo faction has finally infested Star Wars.

I know most boomers hate anime, so all the older Star Wars fans will probably be annoyed with this but it is inevitable. You cannot escape the animu.

Is it animated in japan by japanese directors? Does it have fan service? is it anything like the original trilogy manga made in the 90s?

If any of those are "no" then it's not anime.

It is Anime its being done by 9 different Japanese animation studios.

Kamikaze Douga – The Duel
Geno Studio (Twin Engine) – Lop and Och?
Studio Colorido (Twin Engine) – Tatooine Rhapsody
Trigger – The Twins
Trigger – The Elder
Kinema Citrus – The Village Bride
Science Saru – Akakiri
Science Saru – T0-B1
Production IG – The Ninth Jedi

Yeah this time around it is actually anime animu. Anime Star Wars, I never thought I'd live to see the day. This is like the worst fear of Star Wars fans to see their fandom crossover with anime. Anime is now mainstream I guess.

By your logic here then any motion picture work in general done be Japanese people isn't actually a film because the cinema and film were not invented by Japanese people or Japanese culture.

Styles, methods and tools find their way cross-culturally. This is something lost on the idiot-leftist-generation currently running around. If we make precise demands of things like you did here and like the leftist mob does, then let's go all the way and watch entire races be cast back to the stone age.

So its an anthology, like an Animatrix?
Can be interesting.

Hearing Obi-Wan Kenobi or Yoda (I think) saying

You've been guided by the Force since you were born

That voice reminds me of Splinter in the 2003 TMNT Cartoon (voiced by Darren Dunstan).

Loved The Animatrix as well as the Pre-Dark Knight Batman cartoon in the same spirit. Sure this will be great too!

I just watched the trailer and it's definitely weaboo, looks neat.

This came out in the 90s
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Ah yes, the Riddick franchise also did it. I can't think of any other examples. A shame that trend didn't go anywhere, it was neat.
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Has Star Trek ever had an animu? I want to know if it had an anime animu

Star Trek isn't known in Japan to have an anime, they don't even know it exists. It really isn't that big of a franchise, smaller than TMNT even.

Now?
You've missed enormous popularity of Power Rangers and Pokemon and SailorMoon and...To put it simply, anime was mainstream for a better part of this decade. If not earlier.

Also, what is so bad, when western stuff receives anime adaptation? Its not worse, when anime stuff receives (usually) ****** western versions.

What anime has gotten western cartoons? There aren't many. American edited dubs don't count. The only ones I can think of are New Adventures of Speed Racer, Voltron 3D/Force. There was a failed Sailor Moon pitch but that never got greenlit and they dubbed the anime insead. There really aren't many western adaptations of anime.

But there are tons of anime adaptations of western properties, batman, Marvel heroes, witchblade, power puff girls, TMNT, just to name a few,

Speed Racer, Aelita, Ghost in the Shell, Death Note, Guyver, Power Rangers (kinda), Dragonball Evolution, Fist of the North Star, Oldboy.

While not numerous, most of those were extremely popular in their original forms.

Also, why it should be treated like a competition? Does relatively high amount of Japanese adaptations of Western stuff, means that West should do more / less adaptation of Japanese stuff or something?

I was speaking about cartoon adaptations from anime not anime to live action. There really aren't many american cartoons that are adaptations of anime. Which makes sense I don't see how a western cartoon could add something of value to an anime property. But it's definitely far more interesting to see an anime adaptation of a western property since they can do so much more.


Anime to live action is always interesting to see even if it's usually bad, it doesn't matter if it's western or even made by japanese. Anime just doesn't translate well to live action.

Are those comics adaptations of the 1977–1983 Star Wars movie trilogy?

Watched the first 5 episodes (going on break for a breather not to muddy the anthology)

Honestly really enjoyed it. I’m going to need the group behind the live action Ruroni Kenshin films to make a film about The Duel. I know episode 2 isn’t going to work for everyone but I liked the SoL story. Episode 3 was Trigger being Trigger at it’s insane glory looking like primare. 4 and 5 just fit right in with Star Wars.

Really liked it. Can’t wait to watch the rest.

Yes, as I own the full set somewhere here.

So far I'm only 2 episodes in but I'm enjoying it. Fun fact the two episodes that I've watched so far have voice actors that were in the 4Kids Turtle series. Michael Sinternikolas and Marc Thompson have bit roles.

Watching through these I’m surprised how much lore breaking there is. Are these intended to be canon? How did they stand on Star Destroyers with no air to breathe?

Show isn’t adhere to the canon. But most of them can fit in if you try (2 are pre episode 1 and 4 are post order 66.) the twins were modified, just assume that was part of their modifications

Glad that trigger went twonextremes. the Twins felt like their more over the top shows like Kill la kill, but then The Elder felt more in line with the original trilogy in action and grounded.

I'm seeing a lot of hate from these from Star Wars fans who don't like anime, which is understandable, most of these shorts went full animu. There's not a lot of crossover between Star Wars fans and anime fans, especially the older Star Wars fans from the 70's and 80's and early 90's who grew up before anime became a big thing in the west. A lot of them are complaining about the "over the top" animation and how it doesn't feel like Star Wars.

Sometimes I forgot how many people still hate anime in the west, mainly because I hang around of fandoms. But then you go to the more casual side and you see how despised anime is.

The Genndy Tartakovsky Clone Wars series were very over the top and heavily influenced by animu. I mean I understand anime can sometimes be very stylized which can contrast with the style of the movies but I mean come one there's a star wars lego cartoon and fans embrace that silly ass crap. Not to mention we have the star wars sequels, if something is good in the star wars era they should just embrace it. Most hardcore star wars fans are just boomers though, they were literally adults when Episode I came out.

yes, they're cool check them out.

They should at least be aware that Star Wars has many infliences from old Asian religions and traditions.

https://billmoyers.com/content/mytho...-george-lucas/

Star Wars fans hate anime because it came after their existence. Most Star Wars fans are 40+ year olds before anime became mainstream, not counting the younger generation who got into Star Wars in the 2000's.

Speak for yourself, I was into anime in the early 1980s (albeit I didn't realise stuff such as Battle of the Planets was anime at the time) and then Akira came along in 1989 and that's when it really exploded in the UK.

Anime hatred was huge among western fans in the 90's, especially people who were already over 20 by the time it hit big. I was there, there was the whole cartoons vs. anime war in the early 2000's where people who grew up with Cartoon Network, KidsWB or Nickleodeon from the 90's didn't want to watch anime. Or people thought anime was just, "Pokemon and Dragon Ball Z" or porn.

An outlier doesn't mean it isn't true in general, there was nothing more nerdy and outcast thing you could do than like anime in the states in the 90s. Europe and LatinAmerica had plenty of anime exports for decades so it was synonymous with cartoons there. Now that geek culture is mainstream people are having revisionist history of how things used to be, there's a reason there's a movie called revenge of the nerds.

I saw anime like "Voltron" as a kid, but didn't understand it. It wasn't until I got roped into watching "Fist of the North Star" in High School that I developed an appreciation for it.

I still love that movie too.....

So, anime hit mainstream in the UK before the USA?

I'm not sure about the UK but Spain and France were flooded with anime in the 80s and 90s.

I grew into anime probably because of playing a lot of Final Fantasy games and such. I grew out of it because it all kind of started to seem a little "samish" at a certain point to me. A lot of the same tropes and whiny, feminine men and such.

it's because of boomers who couldn't handle something being done in another country that we got stuff like this in the early 2000's since they thought kids were just as racist as their parents
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I noticed how there was no fanservice in any of these shorts, most likely because Disney wouldn't allow them. A lot of the animation studios like Trigger who made two of the shorts made fanservice anime with underage girls with huge boobs, I guess they couldn't get away with it here.

I was paying close attention every time a female character was on-screen and they were covered head to toe like a Muslim and two of them were like Korra or "badass." Even the cute rabbit character wasn't treated like a furry. I guess Disney made sure the anime didn't go too far with the fanservice.

But hasn't anime fan service been toned down in recent years? I don't keep up with anime too much but in general from the stuff I check out it seems it's only gotten tamer and tamer over the years. Examples of niche animes aimed at perverted otaku don't count I know there's plenty of that stuff but not in mainstream products. It's the equivalent of someone posting porn as evidence as to hollywood movies still having tons of nudity.

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That's a shame, same reason why Rey never got an iconic sexy outfit like Princess Leia and Padme got. Disney banned licensing for the slave outfit for a while but it's been re-allowed again under the huttslayer name. I still doubt we'll ever get another sexy star wars character ever even after the current conservative apparel for girls ends since Disney is just kid friendly.

IRONY ALERT! Use of the word "conservative" ironically in a situation created explicitly by the radical liberal nonsense going on around us!

Not on you SDP, just a pointing out how these things wind around. Not on you.