Kaynil
V.I.P. Member
It seems like in the last few years we have seen a resurgence on grabbing old school manga or anime and creating a new version for today's audiences. Have you been aware of it?
I enjoyed watching the first season of Ranma on Netflix. This being an adaptation of the manga and not on the older anime. It promises to be faithful to the original source so there will be differences between the two versions. From the same mangaka we also have a newer version of Urusai Yatsura.
I also saw that Trigun also got an updated look. The old version was kind of in my bucket list because one of my friends used to be very into that series back in the day. Fruits basket is another one. Heck even Ruroni Kenshin (or Samurai X) is getting or has another anime coming out, just to mention a few examples.
There have also been reimagining of older shows. I am talking like the '70s and earlier. Their look being updated.
Have you watched any of the remakes?
Are you familiar with the originals?
Do you reckon is a good or a bad thing they are re-adapting old school anime?
I enjoyed watching the first season of Ranma on Netflix. This being an adaptation of the manga and not on the older anime. It promises to be faithful to the original source so there will be differences between the two versions. From the same mangaka we also have a newer version of Urusai Yatsura.
I also saw that Trigun also got an updated look. The old version was kind of in my bucket list because one of my friends used to be very into that series back in the day. Fruits basket is another one. Heck even Ruroni Kenshin (or Samurai X) is getting or has another anime coming out, just to mention a few examples.
There have also been reimagining of older shows. I am talking like the '70s and earlier. Their look being updated.
Have you watched any of the remakes?
Are you familiar with the originals?
Do you reckon is a good or a bad thing they are re-adapting old school anime?
