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A cyborg, found on a scrap-heap, is repaired with no memory of her past and goes on a quest to find out who she is in Gunnm (1993) and Alita: Battle Angel (2019). Invasion of the Remake travels to the 26th Century to compare the iconic anime to the James Cameron & Robert Rodriguez live action film version on this week's episode. Support independent podcasts like ours by telling your friends and family how to find us at places like Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tune In Radio, PodChaser, Amazon Music, Audible, Libsyn, iHeartRadio and all the best podcast providers. Spread the love! Like, share and subscribe! You can also help out the show with a positive review and a 5-star rating over on iTunes / Apple Podcasts. We want to hear from you and your opinions will help shape the future of the show. Your ratings and reviews also help others find the show. Their "earballs" will thank you. https://invasionoftheremake.wixsite.com/podcast Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook, Instagram & Tik-Tok: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com Buy a cool t-shirt, PPE masks and other Invasion of the Remake swag at our TeePublic Store!

Esther Rosenfield (@capybaroness) from Get Cynical joins us to discuss a movie... we all actually quite liked! The Robert Rodriguez directed, James Cameron produced manga adaptation of Battle Angel Alita (aka GUNNM). In this episode: Earnestness in adaptation, good action, big dick jimmy, modifiable and interchangeable bodies, trans and queer themes, differences between the film and the manga, what seperates 'good' and 'bad' CGI, and much more! Performance and Selfhood in 'Alita: Battle Angel'   If you can, please help Palestinians in need by donating to these reputable organizations: ANERA (American Near-East Refugee Aid)  PCRF (Palestinian Relief Children's Fund) MAP (Medical Aid for Palestinians) Thank you for listening! Please consider rating, reviewing, and subscribing to our Patreon where you can enjoy special bonus content, exclusive Discord community events, and have your name added to our Credits Page. Production by Miguel Tanhi. Art by Zoe Woolley and barf. Follow @MarvelousDeath for updates. 

In this episode of Heroic Purgatory, we discuss the 2019 American film, Alita: Battle Angel, based on the Japanese manga Gunnm by Yukito Kishiro. Is James Cameron's and Robert Rodriguez' adaptation faithful to the source material, or is it just another run-of-the-mill Hollywood blockbuster. Listen to what John and Jason have to say about the film. We hope you enjoy! Website link: https://www.heroic-purgatory.com/2023/08/s3e5-alita-battle-angel-2019.html Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HeroicPurgatory Follow Jason: https://twitter.com/filmnohito

Gunnm est un monument du manga, alors qu’en est-il de sa fin, Gunmm Last Order ? La suite du chef-d'œuvre de Yukito Kishiro nous a occupé pendant deux émissions tant on souhaitais aborder plusieurs détails.... L'article REDIFF : Gunnm Last Order : une suite et une fin à la hauteur du monument Gunnm ? – La 5e de Couv’ – #5DC est apparu en premier sur La 5e de Couv' - Le podcast de débat autour du manga !.

E no ultimo episódio dessa série interminável (sim, ultimo episódio depois do "ultimo" episódio do Typeverso) Nash finalmente desiste de defender Gunnm e expõe todos os problemas da parte final do Last Order, e do por que ele não é nem de longe a melhor parte do mangá, e fique até o final, tem uma mensagem muito importante para você ouvinte

On l'a croisée dans les boutiques de VHS sous le nom de Battle Angel Alita, et on découvrait en même temps le mot OAV.Mais c'est par la BD, au début de l'ère du manga, que Gunnm est apparu à Tio.Et comme nous tous, il le prononçait sûrement très mal. Bonne écoute ! Télécharger l'émission (24 Mo)S'abonner au One Eye ClubBLAM !Gunnm n°1 Yukito KishiroLégende : Scénario – Dessin – Couleur – Coup de cœur – Service de Presse – Le Vote des TipeursGénérique et jingles : Spanish Samba (Oursvince) / Dialup (Jlew) / backstraight (Heigh-hoo)

On l'a croisée dans les boutiques de VHS sous le nom de Battle Angel Alita, et on découvrait en même temps le mot OAV.Mais c'est par la BD, au début de l'ère du manga, que Gunnm est apparu à Tio.Et comme nous tous, il le prononçait sûrement très mal. Bonne écoute ! Télécharger l'émission (24 Mo)S'abonner au One Eye ClubBLAM !Gunnm n°1 Yukito KishiroLégende : Scénario – Dessin – Couleur – Coup de cœur – Service de Presse – Le Vote des TipeursGénérique et jingles : Spanish Samba (Oursvince) / Dialup (Jlew) / backstraight (Heigh-hoo)

Présentée par Flo & Mickey Il y a 10 ans de ça on s'inquiétait (plus ou moins) d'une potentielle apocalypse, d'un effondrement de notre civilisation annoncé par les Mayas. Et bien dans ce nouveau numéro nous parlons de mangas dans lesquels cet effondrement est imminent, voir déjà arrivé, ce soir nous parlons de cyberpunk ! Au programme, Akira, Gunnm, Ergo Proxy, Psychopass et bien d'autres ! Emission diffusée le 2 décembre 2022.

Dystopian societies appear in many artistic works, most notably in stories set in a future time period. A Clockwork Orange is a 1971 dystopian crime film adapted, produced, and directed by Stanley Kubrick, based on Anthony Burgess's 1962 novel of the same name. It employs disturbing, violent images to comment on psychiatry, juvenile delinquency, youth gangs, and other social, political, and economic subjects in a dystopian near-future Britain. Equilibrium is a 2002 American dystopian science fiction film written and directed by Kurt Wimmer, and starring Christian Bale, Emily Watson, and Taye Diggs. The film follows John Preston (Christian Bale), an enforcement officer in a future in which feelings and artistic expression are outlawed and citizens take daily injections of powerful psychoactive drugs to suppress their emotions. After accidentally missing a dose, Preston begins to experience emotions, which makes him question his morality and moderate his actions while attempting to remain undetected by the suspicious society in which he lives. Ultimately, he aids a resistance movement using advanced martial arts, which he was taught by the regime he is helping to overthrow. Alita: Battle Angel is a 2019 American cyberpunk action film based on Yukito Kishiro's manga series Gunnm (or Battle Angel Alita in English). It was directed by Robert Rodriguez, produced by James Cameron and Jon Landau, and written by Cameron and Laeta Kalogridis. Rosa Salazar stars through performance-capture animation as Alita, a cyborg who awakens in a new body with no memory of her past and sets out to uncover her destiny. Christoph Waltz, Jennifer Connelly, Mahershala Ali, Ed Skrein, Jackie Earle Haley and Keean Johnson star in supporting roles. The Bad Batch is a 2016 American dystopian thriller film directed and written by Ana Lily Amirpour. The film is about a young woman (Suki Waterhouse) exiled to a desert where she is attacked by a group of cannibals (led by Jason Momoa), barely escaping alive to a bizarre settlement run by a charismatic leader (Keanu Reeves). Other actors include Jim Carrey, Giovanni Ribisi, and Diego Luna. It was selected to compete for the Golden Lion at the 73rd Venice International Film Festival, where it won the Special Jury Prize. It was released in theaters on June 23, 2017, by Neon. www.wyrdrealities.net follow us on social linktr.ee/wyrdrealities --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wyrd-realities/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wyrd-realities/support

durée : 01:34:21 - Blockbusters - par : Frédérick Sigrist - En 1995, à une époque où le manga n'était encore pas si populaire qu'il ne l'est aujourd'hui, la France a vu arriver dans ses librairies une saga de science fiction absolument passionnante: Gunnm !

Continuing with our season of manga about being a manga artist, we talk about the first volume of Shunju Aono's fictional story ‘I'll Give It My All.. Tomorrow', (Orewamada Honkidashitenaidake). Where a 42 year-old Salaryman quits his job to become a successful manga artist. How delusional is such a man is something we will find out. Skip synopsis @ 5:08 Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   079: I'll Give It My all… Tomorrow vol. 1 By Shunju Aono Translation by Akemi Wegmuller Lettering by Steven Rhyse   Synopsis: The middle aged Shizuo Oguro quits his fulltime job as a salary man to become a manga artist, or colloquially speaking a mangaka. Much to the malaise of his father and his teenage daughter, Suzuko, who he lives with. In between drawing manga and meeting publishers he works part time slinging burgers and serving fries. Shizuo is an easily distracted man, he likes spending time drinking with his long-time friend Miyata and playing videogames at home, during one of his distractions he discovers that Suzuko is a sex worker, as a favour he asks her to leave and instead to focus on her exams. He is also quickly swayed by the influence of others, he'll do stunts on his bike when he sees kids are off school, simply to gain some semblance of glory. Shizuo will also project his insecurities onto Miyata and when he sleeps, he dreams of a person, presumably the voice of God if not Shizuo's subconscious, confronting Shizuo on his laziness. When Shizuo meets the 26-year-old Shuichi Ichinosawa he finds inspiration to draw up a hard-boiled delinquent manga. In a bonus chapter we are also introduced to Yukiko, a young woman who struggles to find purpose and meaning in her life. And it seems that by befriending Shizuo it has in some ways saved her life. Topics: Shunju Aono's humour, particularly Shizuo's dad crying when told his son wants to be mangaka. And walking in on Shizuo as he sees him dressed in school uniform. Shizuo's beliefs and tenants, how they are formed by the people around him. We see characters have fully formed beliefs in fiction all the time but it is a sign of a good writer when you can see how the character develops them and reflects the views of other characters if not project their views on to others. James compares the Shizuo character to Alita in Yukito Kishiro's Gunnm series; both characters have strong beliefs yet one is amnesiac. People who have found success later in life and the stakes of attempting to do so. Purpose and Meaning of Life. What the Shizuo character and the story tells us on a personal level and how it speaks to our own fears of growing old. Other references:   Aika – At the time of the manga's original published run she was a very popular real life Japanese singer and saxophone player that Suzuko listens to. Her music tends to be categorized under the pop genre with rock and jazz influence. Furthermore, in 2011, Aika released “Dancing Arrows” that was used as the official theme song/promotion song of the Hollywood movie “Ironclad” featuring Academy Award nominee and golden globe winner Paul Giamatti (Barney's Version, 12 years a slave), Brian Cox (Troy, X-men), Kate Mara (House of Cards), James Purefoy (The following). Aika also sings the theme song for the award-winning movie “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot” featuring Tina Fey. Furthermore, Aika co-wrote the song “Save Your Life” for platinum artist Daniel Powter, featuring Ayaka Hirahara. Her latest release “Heard and Angel” debuted at Spotify “Best of Indie” playlist. Konowata, despite the name “Sea Cucumber”, this is not a vegan food and is basically salty seafood. Apparently, Suzuko reads “Dazai”, most likely a reference to the Japanese writer/author Osamu Dazai. His most famous work outside of Japan is ‘No Longer Human', which has been adapted to manga form twice now by Usamaru Furuya and Junji Ito. Its fair to say that this has been an influence on Shunju Aono.­­­­ Facebook Instagram Twitter Official Website   Email

E no terceiro episódio, nosso gado favorito de Gally Yoko analisa o segundo mangá da saga de Yukito Kishiro, o que será que a aventura de nossa Ciborgue favorita nos aguarda? Da o play

Depois de 84 anos...novo episódio de Gunnmania, nossa série em que destrinchamos Gunnm! o melhor mangá de ficção cientifica de todos! (na opnião de um fanático pela Gally Youko) mas será que a fase pós-motor ball é tão boa assim? Descubra dando play!

durée : 01:34:21 - Blockbusters, le podcast - En 1995, à une époque où le manga n'était encore pas si populaire qu'il ne l'est aujourd'hui, la France a vu arriver dans ses librairies une saga de science fiction absolument passionnante: Gunnm !

Essa é a série mais importante do podcast Entremidias, onde eu falo volume a volume de Gunnm (ou Battle Angel Alita) nesse primeiro episódio O Nash fala sobre o que esse mangá faz bem o que ele faz mal, e do por que ele é ótimo, mas não perfeito. 00:00 inicio 15:34 Volume 1.00 noite feliz 27:50 Volume 1.01 Anjo de sucata 52:30 Volume 1.02 Donzela de Ferro 1:16:00 Volume 1.03-04 anjo da morte e Ars Magna.

REJOIGNEZ NOTRE DISCORD, Lien dispo dans notre bio Instagram ! La Saison 2 de Manga Café du 22/03/2022 à retrouver sur FlexRadio et en Podcast. Au menu : - Les News - Le Focus : "Gunnm / Alita Battle Angel" Arigato !

This week Cam has Myles finally watch Alita: Battle Angel, much to Myles' indifference towards Anime. Come for a deep dive into a popcorn film, stay for trans allegory discussions.Disclaimer: Myles dropped an f-bomb so be warned

Fantasia e ficção se misturam neste episódio do Jubileucast! Hoje vamos falar de obras famosas do sci-fi, que influenciaram e ainda influenciam a cultura pop com suas ideias revolucionárias e conceitos interessantes. Neste programa falaremos de Duna, livro escrito por Frank Herbert; Fundação, escrito por Isaac Asimov; e sobre Gunnm, mangá de Yukito Kishiro; juntamente com adaptações recentes de cada uma dessas obras. Ative seu robô, encaixe seus implantes cibernéticos e prepare uma dose de especiarias, porque o episódio de hoje vai mudar a sua programação. Já disponível no Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts e melhores agregadores! Links mencionados: bit.ly/Jubileucast48 Equipe: Jaime Nunes, Josias Fidelis e Edson Oliveira --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jubileucast/message

We talk about more characters and moments in the cyberpunk epic, Gunnm, including a very supernatural dude who uses psychometry. Plenty of coil guns and stone tape theory talk in this one. skip summary @5:00 and remember, BLM always and forever. Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   072: Battle Angel Alita vol. 7 Chapters 36 to 41 “The Grounding” and “Dual Man” By Yukito Kishiro Translation by Stephen Paul Lettering by Scott Brown The Cyborg Alita leaves her love at his fishing town of Al Hambra so that she can continue her journey as a TUNED agent. She promises to return but her quest to find the villain Nova is what drives her. Alita gains a new TUNED operator, the Zalemite Lou Collins, who provides intel and help for Alita. When attacked by ninjas Alita is helped by the drone known as Gabriel. And one of the dying ninjas streams a video to Alita. Through the ninja, Nova says that in order to find him Alita must find Den of Barjack first. Den happens to be a gargantuan cyborg terrorist, who intends to attack the city of Zalem. Meanwhile Alita saves a young girl from a gang of bandits, the girl is non other than Koyomi, the baby Alita saved years ago, Koyomi is now a proud owner of a familiar cyborg dog as she journeys to find a radio host called Kaos. She gives Alita much insight into the scrapyard and what her past friends have been doing. And although Alita works for Zalem she regards the scrapyard as her home. Soon afterwards they are swallowed into a sinkhole, Alita saves Koyomi from drowning but damages her lungs in the process. When Alita wakes, she finds that she has no connection to Collins, that Kaos has saved her and has also fallen in love with her. Kaos can only speak using radio waves and so one must use a receiver to understand him, but Kaos also has the unique power of telemetry and through touch he can see the memories and emotions of a person's past. Kaos tells Alita that her real name is Yoko and that his father is Nova. On their way to Nova, they are pre-emptively stopped by Den. Den wants Kaos to surrender Alita and pledge his loyalty to Barjack. Alita chooses to fight Den whilst Kaos escapes. The fight is in favour of Den until Collins links back online to Alita and air drops the Solenoid Quench Gun. Koyomi, who is upset by Kaos' obsession with Alita, is swayed over Den's words of rebellion against Zalem. Reunited with her dog, she sides with the crippled Den and Alita decides to spare Den's life so to catch up with Kaos. Eventually a rainstorm begins and Alita reaches Kaos to find him digitally possessed by Den, Den already having a transmitter implanted into him. Den fights Alita once again. Topics: Alita's introspective moment and epiphany. Yasmin as a tragic figure. First impressions The Kaos character Koyomi Other references: Al Hambra translates to “the red one” and implies that the war chronicle arc is set in California. The real-life city of Al hambra is eight miles from Los Angeles. Aztec Sun God, Telemetry (a.k.a. “stone tape theory” or “psychometry” or “pscychoscopy”) the stone tape term came from parapsychologist T.C. Leftbridge. Joseph rodes Buchanan coined the word Psychometry and describes as such that “The Past is entombed in the Present! The world is its own enduring monument; and that which is true of its physical, is likewise true of its mental career. The discoveries of Psychometry will enable us to explore the history of man, as those of geology enable us to explore the history of the earth.”  EPR paradox The drone “Gabriel” is a biblical reference. The "BFG trope", shown with the Solenoid Quench Gun. This acts as a coil gun or a rail cannon, The word Solenoid implies that it is an electrically charged coil. Whereas a rail cannon specifically would use rails. It's also the type of weapon that is seen (if somewhat fantastically) in the videogames Metal Gear Solid and Resident Evil 3. Demolition Ranch have a video on using a rail gun. Technically the Large Hadron Collider itself is a coil gun. For more info you can always check out this video from Hacksmith Industries. Facebook - facebook.com/weappreciatemanga/ Instagram –  weappreciatemanga.co.uk   Twitter -   @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com

Volume 6 a.k.a. the TUNED arc follows Alita as she joins a ragtag group of mercenaries. And James and Steve can't help but compare it to films like Aliens, War movies and Westerns, not bad for a cyberpunk story, no? Skip summary @6:27 071: Battle Angel Alita vol. 6 Chapters 30 to 35 “Judgement Day” and “Rainmaker” By Yukito Kishiro Translation by Stephen Paul Lettering by Scott Brown   Synopsis After the defeat of Zapan, Alita is condemned to disposal for the crime of using a firearm. However, she is saved by a man known as the Director Bigott Eizenburg, he communicates to her via a dream in the middle of her disposal procedure before saving her, Alita is hesitant to believe him, but when Bigott reveals that he is after Desty Nova it is then that Alita decides to work for his group TUNED, in the hopes that she can find Ido by tracking Nova. We head towards an ambiguous time in the future where the authority of the scrapyard a.k.a. ‘the Factory' hires mercenaries to protect their cargo from a gang of bandits. A man called Figure Four Joins them, his most distinctive trait is that he is an organic flesh and blood man who is able to fight machines and cyborgs through his Qi and Hertza Hauen martial arts. He meets another mercenary, Yorg, who warns him about the dangerous woman on the other carriage. Alita. Figure Four introduces himself to Alita by pinching her harmonica and playing it badly! Luckily for him Alita finds him charming. The train is attacked by Bandits. Their leader being Knuclehead. Alita manages to extinguish this threat and keep Knuclehead detained, cutting his vocal cord so that he can no longer make verbal threats. During the attack the nuclear-powered train went into meltdown, both Figure Four, Yorg and Alita survive the fallout by ditching the train; but it becomes apparent that the two men only slow Alita down. This leads to a tense discussion with Bigott on deciding the fate of the men. Figure chooses to settle things by fighting Alita. He loses. And he wakes finding out Alita has left him with Yorg and took off in a Dune Buggy. A lot happens during these events, Alita obviously has a conscience, and Yorg has a family back home so she returns to pick up the men, but a cyclone creates the contrivance of losing Knuckehead and Alita and the mercenaries stubble upon ruins of a city not knowing at first that it is a military base owned by Barjack. The whole cyclone ordeal has Figure tie up Alita and scavenge for rations until he can trust her again. And although Alita is very happy to be fed by Figure Four, the man isn't exactly a smooth operator when it comes to winning Alita over. A repaired Knucklehead returns with reinforcements, a party of the Barjack rebellion lead by Colonel Bozzle. Alita gives away her position by screaming and shooting at a butterfly, apparently the appearance of beady eyes on its wings creep her out. A shot from a tank targets them. Alita manages to save them due to the wall that falls having smashed out windows. Bozzle is an old friend of Yorg's and so Yorg sides with Bozzle in order to save his himself, this brings confusion to the fight and Alita is apprehended whilst Figure Four is left for dead. Alita loses her legs and is interrogated by Bozzle yet Knuclehead is angry at being used as bait for the attack on Alita, Knuckehead attacks Bozzle and his socket soldiers. He kidnaps Alita and in their final showdown Figure manages to make a surprise attack and save Alita. Alita goes to give Figure a kiss until she is interrupted by gunfire. Bozzle and an unknown socket soldier have survived and seem to want to settle the score. In a twist of fate, the soldier is Yorg, and his final act of redemption is to rebel against Bozzle. Yorg dies in the arms of Figure and Bozzle dies too. After burying Yorg, Alita and Figure travel on foot through the desert wasteland, with one last bastion of hope being that Figure thinks he can make it rain by singing. And you know what? By some miracle it does. Why fish is pouring from the Sky has yet to explained. Topics The ending and the ambiguity of the miracle. The disposal scene. The train ambush attack. The romance between Alita and Figure Four. Yorg as a character. Other references Figure Four is the second character appearing to use Hertza Hauen and Qi, the first being Jasugun during the Motorball arc. The Dryad Butterfly, Minois Dryas. Alita shares the fear of this butterfly with the Author Yukito Kishiro. Volume 6 contains visual allusions to the 1987 movie, Robocop, Alita smashes her hand through a wall to grab a soldier by surprise. And the socket Soldiers themselves are based on Peter Weller's costume and bald cap headpiece in the movie. Yukito Kishiro must have thought the bald cyborg in that film resembled a lightbulb and the socket soldiers are screwed into their bodies through such a way. This is no surprise since, Kishiro has mentioned how at one point he hoped the Robocop director, Paul Verhoeven would direct a live action film version of Alita/Gunnm, according to the October 1993 interview in Animerica magazine with Seiji Horibuchi. For Kishiro's interview and more you can purchase this book here. You can also find old scans and transcripts online too. Facebook - facebook.com/weappreciatemanga/ Instagram –  weappreciatemanga.co.uk   Twitter -   @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com

James and Steve discuss which other actors would have played a good Desty Nova, story-wise Zapan returns to settle the score. So basically, we get Karma as a theme! Skip plot summary @5:51   Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   070: Battle Angel Alita vol. 5 Chapters 23 to 29 “Lost Sheep” and “Lion and the Lamb” By Yukito Kishiro Translation by Stephen Paul Lettering by Scott Brown   Synopsis Zapan, who previously fought Alita, helps out the homeless with his love, Sarah. Suffering from post-traumatic stress after Alita tore off his face, it only takes seeing Alita on TV, now a Motorball champion, to trigger his mental breakdown. Forgetting his strength, he decapitates Sarah and sends her head flying into the soup that she cooked for the homeless. He scoops out her head, apologises and walks off. Two years later, Alita has quit Motorball and lives by herself. She spends her nights as a songstress, entertaining at the Kansas bar with Shumira. Shumira is both the bar maid and the baby sitter for Koyomi. During the day Alita teaches self-defence classes and reads Hans Henny jahn. Zapan, now a wanted man, is on the hunt for Alita. But it's not so simple, As Sarah's father, an old man with a pack of robot dogs, intends to avenge his daughter. Alita is respectful for the old man, during the fight, and perhaps to Zapan too, since Alita gives Zapan the chance to strike by playing him a song instead. In the end, it's the old man's dogs who gives the fatal blow to Zapan. On Alita's birthday, Ido gives her the seeds for sugar snap peas and Alita gets a letter from her old friend Umba. He reveals that he tried his best to salvage Alita's Berserker body but it is now bought and owned by the man Desty Nova. Ido goes to visit Nova whilst Alita plants the peas. Nova introduces his next project to Ido, to revive Zapan's corpse with the Berserker body. His explanation as to why; to develop Karma and to observe the possibility that mankind can overcome their karma. Nova believes his nanotechnology is key to live a life of no consequence, no Karma, but Zapan can't be controlled and makes an attack on every one in their wake. Not long after this Alita is escorted to Ido and Nova, Alita knows Ido well enough to grab her Damascus blade beforehand. On arrival at the ruins of Nova's lab stands Nova and his entourage. She asks about Ido and so Nova gives her Ido's head in a box. Alita is devasted, and her attempts to murder the lot fall short as their Nanomachines give them superhuman healing. Nova claims to be able to bring Ido back to life and gives Alita appropriate ammunition to fight Zapan who is now on his way to Kansas bar where he kills Gonzu. Alita is too late to save the bar and is treated like a pariah. The community blames her for turning Zapan into a monster and so vouches to turn her into a scapegoat. They plan to hand her over to Zapan so that the monster can find peace. Alita refuses to go down without a fight. And in their climactic battle Alita wins. The last thing we see of Zapan is that he wakes to find that Sarah is still alive that his journey for retribution was just a dream. Topics The character Eelai is Nova's “Paramour” according to the 2017 Kodansha translation, Merriam-Webster defines the Paramour word as an “illicit or secret lover”. She is a hypersexual woman that can be quite common in boy's manga, regardless of the comments James has on this character and the role of BDSM, one should not take his words too seriously, after all BDSM is a consensual and adult practice. A far interesting question is if Eelai will ever have her way with the Doctor Ido character. Who could have played a good Nova in a life action film? The actor that James forgets the name of is actor John Glover (who is on twitter for those who are curious), he played as villainous characters in ‘Smallville', ‘Gremlins 2: The New Batch' and ‘Batman & Robin'. Other actors name dropped is Jim Carrey and Jeffrey Combs. Karma and scapegoating as themes for consequence. Cancel culture now being referred to as consequence culture by academics. Zapan's return and vengeance. Alita's growth as a character and plausibility of becoming a singer. Other references Eric Drexler, The term "nano-technology" had been coined by the Tokyo University of Science professor Norio Taniguchi in 1974 to describe the precision manufacture of materials with nanometer tolerances, and Drexler unknowingly used a related term in his 1986 book Engines of Creation: The Coming Era of Nanotechnology to describe what later became known as molecular nanotechnology When people say nano-technology in science fiction they are usually referring to Drexler's premise. The manga has chapter titles which have biblical symbolism; the lamb is a symbol of purity and as such is considered most worthy of sacrificial ritual. The Manga very much depicts Alita as the would-be lamb/scapegoat. In the King James translation (KJV), Ezekiel 46:4 reads: “In the burnt offering which the prince shall offer to the Lord on shall be six lambs without blemish and a ram without blemish” …and in Leviticus 12:8 KJV it reads: “But if she cannot afford a lamb, then she shall take two turtledoves or two young pigeons, the one for a burnt offering and the other for a sin offering; and the priest shall make atonement for her, and she will be clean.'” This is very much in a similar way to how one uses scapegoats. However, a “sheep” often refers to a follower of God, and Jesus Christ is considered “The Lamb of God”, The Lions are a reference to how Roman emperors persecuted the Christians. With origins as early as Ignatius of Antioch. In fact, Ignatius' open letter (his epistle) to the Romans states: “I am God's wheat and I am being ground by the teeth of wild beasts to make a pure loaf for Christ. I would rather that you fawn on the beasts so that they may be my tomb and no scrap of my body be left. Thus, when I have fallen asleep, I shall be a burden to no one. Then I shall be a real disciple of Jesus Christ when the world sees my body no more.” For more reading check out the Order of Saint Ignatius website and this article by Kuba Shand-baptiste. “Demon Dogs” as a term has been used to describe the Cerberus or the “hounds of Hell”, although Steven mentions it within British lore, however, and perhaps coincidentally the notion of a dog from hell actually permeates from a lot of cultures. Sadly, when it comes to dogs many myths persists to this day, especially in Islamic instances. One can't help but wonder what Islam's stance on cybernetic dogs would be.   Facebook - facebook.com/weappreciatemanga/ Instagram –  weappreciatemanga.co.uk   Twitter -   @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com

The conclusion to the Motorball arc where we see lots of CONTENT WARNING violence and the first example of gratuitous nudity in the cyberpunk manga; interestingly it's not from Alita! Skip synopsis @ 4:31 Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   069: Battle Angel Alita vol. 4 Chapters 18 to 22 ‘Martial Ball' (a.k.a. “Head Banger's Ball in some translations) and ‘Ars Magna' By Yukito Kishiro Translation by Stephen Paul Lettering by Scott Brown   Synopsis Out on the Gregory circuit, Alita looks to find new members to build her team. She works her way through every battle on the track and earn her self some allies in the coming battles. In the meantime, Ido has his own confessions and concerning situation with Jasugun, which questions his loyalty to the champion, or to Alita, the daughter which he never had. Topics The humour of Alita, Kishiro maybe using a venn diagram whilst plotting the story beats so to help him transition between scenes in the least emotionally jarring way possible, or perhaps through intuition he is a master at tone, balancing humour with nrutality. Tiegel being comic-relief and allusion to the tortoise and the hare fable. Action scenes, particularly Zafal being underwhelming in her last scene and Jasugun's last stand. The flashback scene being the boon that Alita acquires. Through Motorball she evokes her warrior spirit and finds herself again. That infamous shower scene with Shumira is noteworthy since it's the first case of gratuitous nudity within the run of the manga, more so interesting since Alita as the main character and is never sexualised to such an extent if any. The pacing of this scene has it wedged in between the exchange that Ido and Jasugun have. Desty Nova. Other references The character Zafal is physically based on Grace Jones. Tabasco sauce, a popular brand of chilli pepper sauce, Tiegel drinks it to get his boost in the Motorball race. Agoraphobia, a real-life phenomenon in regards to those with social anxiety disorders. Facebook - facebook.com/weappreciatemanga/ Instagram –  weappreciatemanga.co.uk   Twitter -   @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com  

Alita demonstrates more of her badassity in the beginning of the 'Motorball' arc, which featured prominently in the James Cameron/Robert Rodriquez movie. Skip synopsis @ 4:04  Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com 068: Battle Angel Alita vol. 3 Chapters 13 to 17 ‘Killing Angel' and ‘Second Stage' By Yukito Kishiro Translation by Stephen Paul Lettering by Scott Brown   Synopsis:  Devastated by her loss, Alita runs away from Dr. Ido. Ido spends days as a wanderer and intends to put his work on hold in order to find her. When he hears the cries and screams of a girl coming from a back alley, he knows too well that it is not the Alita he is searching for. Luckily for her, Dr. Ido finds himself a weapon and obliges to save her. In doing so she rewards him by taking him to see Alita. The girl, named Shumira, buys Ido a ticket to a sporting event, there we see that Alita is competing in the deadly sport of Motorball. When Ido reaches out to Alita, he is greeted coldly, she turns her back on him and walks towards her next destination. Through Shumira, Ido meets the reigning Motorball champion, Jasugun. Ido works with Jasugun as his personal tuner in order to defeat Alita and make her question her career path. But to Ido's terror, Alita is not one to back down. Their paths cross on the market, and the both Alita and Jasugun begin to compete in an arm wrestle. Alita wagers her cybernetic heart and literally puts it out onto the table. Jasugun forfeits the arm wrestle but not before blowing out Alita's arm actuators. The two decide to settle things in Motorball, where Alita must assemble a team in order to compete with him. Topics: In the chapter, ‘Second Stage', Alita's tenet expressed within this volume is “Every human being needs something to stand up and fight against. If you run away or protect your own hide, you're bound to go soft and rot away. You've got to keep fighting or else you'll ruin yourself. At the very least, that's the kind of person I am” Alita vs Ido, and how they're psychological battles compare to the more comical action scenes and violence throughout the manga. As well as how their character embellishes the action. Other references: Damascus Steel, is a legendary metal and is the closest thing to antiquity that would resemble the fictional metals of Tolkien's Mythril and George R.R. Martin's Valerian Steel (Dragon Glass). Damascus steel is merely an alloy that has a distinct marbling and wood-grain look to it. The plural for such weapons made in Damascus is Damascene whilst Damascus itself is the capitol city of Syria. ‘Sea Monkeys', one of the most successfully marketed and sold products in U.S. history. Simply they are brine sold as eggs that when hatched become pets. The person responsible for selling these was Harold von Braunhurt, who also sold the infamous ‘x-ray specs' along with his ‘sea-monkeys' via mail order. Agoraphobia, Ed mentions this when Alita asks where Umba is. Literally means scared of open spaces but in reality it pertains to a social anxiety. Qi (pronounced as “Chi” and often written as “Ki”) is the energy that Jasugun uses for strength. Tai Qi Gong is a mind and body exercise from where the trope is derived from. It's been in many manga such as ‘Dragonball' and ‘Battle Royale', where in episode 19 of the ‘We Appreciate Manga' podcast we talk about two characters who fought each other using Qi. Facebook - facebook.com/weappreciatemanga/ Instagram –  weappreciatemanga.co.uk   Twitter -   @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com

A deep dive critique into the cyborg fantasy that is Battle Angel Alita a.k.a. Gunnm! Alita fights a werewolf that wears shades, as you do, but is her love strong enough to save Yugo? Sorry for the technical issues guys, promise next week will have better audio! skip summary @ 6:26   Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   067: Battle Angel Alita vol. 2 Chapters 7 to 6, ‘Tears of an Angel' and ‘Guilty Dreams' By Yukito Kishiro Translation by Stephen Paul Lettering by Scott Brown   Synopsis: A dazed and passed out Alita wakes up on a bed of soft earth in a derelict warehouse, she finds a young man watching her, his name is Yugo. They both walk through the remnants of a fight, one that isn't over until Alita is attacked, luckily, she finishes the job. Yugo has no qualms about harvesting their corpses. It's thanks to serendipity that Alita meets Yugo again as he works on Dr. Ido's roof by repairing the wind turbine. It's clear that Alita has a crush on the boy yet Yugo moonlights as a thief, stealing spines of unsuspecting cyborgs so that he can flog them onto the black market. He plans to raise enough funds so that he can fulfil his dream of living in Zalem, albeit he doesn't leave his victims for dead. Alita is unaware of this but she chooses to raise her own funds in order to support Yugo's dream. Alita becomes conscious of being a cyborg, and it pains her to know that she is too strong and too powerful to be able to safely hold Yugo in her arms. Zapan, a Warrior-hunter who has a grudge against Alita, catches Yugo in the act of stealing spines, he kills off Yugo's accomplices, Van and Tanji, but Yugo escapes. To spite Alita, Zapan puts a bounty out on Yugo's head and Alita runs through a storm so to aid him. She finds Yugo in the same place they first met and Alita confesses her love towards Yugo. He tells Alita that one of his hands formerly belonged to his dead brother and he still has the scars from the surgery. By trading his hand for his brother's, he is able to honor him. Soon Yugo is confronted by his brother's killer. A Warrior-Hunter who is now after the bounty on Yugo. He killed Yugo's brother for attempting to illegally fly up to Zalem and now he plans to kill Yugo for doing something similar. Alita fights the warrior hunter, and although he mocks her electrically conductive arm, the warrior is defeated by a lightning strike. Sadly, Yugo was egregiously wounded before Alita could do anything to help. Afterwards, Zapan and his cohorts ambush Alita, anticipating that she is protecting Yugo. Alita reveals that she has the severed head of Yugo and thus the payment of bounty goes to her. Zapan's audience quickly dissipates. However, Zapan is flabbergasted, he can't believe that Alita could behead Yugo. Zapan attempts to steal the head from her and finds that Alita has secretly connected Yugo's head to her own cybernetic vital organs. Effectively Yugo isn't dead, he's on life support! With one stroke of her hand, Alita cuts off Zapan's face, for Zapan the hit isn't fatal but it is debilitating, sending Zapan to a great fall. Since Alita has ownership of Yugo's head, it is her right if she wants to trade it in for her bounty reward, but what she does is have Dr. Ido give Yugo a new body and once acclimated to it, both he and Alita confront Vector. The man who promised Yugo a trip to Zalem.   Topics:   The tenets of Alita, in volume 1 Alita states “What good is happiness if it's only given to you”, in the prologue chapter of Volume 2, she states to Makaku “I believe that every human can choose her own way in life, we can choose to be ugly or beautiful”. Fighting werewolves with shades. One plot twist involves Alita keeping Yugo's head on life support, this is a narrative technique called, “indirect dialogue”. Where an author can deliberately choose to withhold information from readers so that it can have an emotional effect when revealed later. Alita hasn't developed a personal goal of her own yet and in the early chapters her character is defined by her relationship with Yugo. She also lacks a formidable antagonist. Having dreams and aspirations whilst being in a relationship.   Trivia:   The Warrior-hunter that attacks Yugo says “return to substance” this line is inspired by Cartesian dualism and expresses the author's personal or fictitious philosophy of being “substantiast” That the body is formless and separate from the mind. Dualism becomes a prominent topic in Mamoru Oshiis Ghost in the Shell manga which we will make a podcast on in the near future. Kiriki makes an appearance in the concluding chapter and Zapan returns in chapter 9, both their previous appearances and respective debuts are in chapter 4 ‘Resurgents'   Other references:   In the chapter ‘Tears of an Angel' a factory sign reads "Factory Front 242" in reference to the Belgian Industrial band, Front 242. Zapan calls Alita an ‘Iron Maiden', the title of the chapter, the name is a reference to the torture device, which is a container full of iron spikes, it has a door with hinges and forces the victim to stand straight, if they are to lean or fall inside one, they will do severe damage to themselves. Like the infamous ‘Chastity Belt' there is also no evidence of such device being used in the medieval era. In the footnotes of the manga an Iron Maiden is a type of killer android within the world of Alita.   In the same chapter, ‘Heaven's Gate' is the label of one bottle, this is most likely a reference to the German Metal band that were active during the 80's, their first album being ‘Night of the Dog', released in 1984. The name is also a biblical reference, from Revelations 21:21 the New International Version states “The twelve gates were twelve pearls, each gate made of a single pearl. The great street of the city was of gold, as pure as transparent glass.”   In the chapter ‘Guilty Dreams', Vector makes the threat “get out or you'll be Sashimi”, Sashimi being sliced up raw fish, the etymology behind it meaning pierced or cut along with the kanji for meat or body. In the west it is often confused with ‘Sushi' which is a pickled rice meal that is often served with fish and seaweed strips with vinegar.   Facebook - facebook.com/weappreciatemanga/ Instagram –  weappreciatemanga.co.uk   Twitter -   @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com

Un Podcast Chaloupé pour les Fans de Mangas, animé par une équipe composée de Doz le marseillais (Force Jaune Pastis), Jo le martiniquais (Force Verte Coco) et Max le ch'ti (Force Marron Fricadelle)! @pcfmangas sur TwitterNotre première émission en 3 parties :- PCF Actus : on vous présente l'actu manga et nos derniers coups de cœur- PCF Dossier : on vous dit tout sur BOICHI et ses œuvres- PCF Passion : on vous raconte nos anecdotes et notre histoire avec le mangaDébats, Humour, Karaoké … Pas de prise de tête, c'est notre crédo.Références des mangas traités dans l'émission:PCF ACTUS: les coups de cœur du mois - 00:02:53Devilman de Go Nagai (Black Box Editions)  - 00:05:50Aposimz la planète des marionnettes de Tsutomu Nihei (Glénat) - 00:14:16Time Shadows de Yasuki Tanaka (Kana)- 00:20:50Kingdom de Yasuhisa Hara (Meian) - 00:29:02Le medley Shunsuke Kikuchi - 00:30:44UFO Robo Grendizer (Goldorak) / Dragon Ball Z /  Kimengumi (Le Collège Fou Fou Fou) /  Dragon Ball Z /  Mugen kidō SSX (Albator 84) / Dragon Ball /  Dragon Ball Z.PCF DOSSIER: BOICHI - 00:34:272006 | Sun-Ken Rock Scénariste, Dessinateur2008 | Hotel   Scénariste, Dessinateur2009 | Sanctum   Dessinateur2010 | Space Chef Caisar Scénariste, Dessinateurr2013 | Wallman   Scénariste, Dessinateur2015 | Terra Formars - Asimov Dessinateur2016 | Origin   Scénariste, Dessinateur2017 | Dr Stone   Dessinateur2019 | Dr Stone - Reboot Byakuya   Scénariste, DessinateurPCF PASSIONS - 01:59:43Astro Le Petit Robot (Tezuka Productions, 1980)Saint Seiya - Les Chevaliers du Zodiaque - Films (Toei Animation, 1987)Gunnm de Yukito Kishiro (Glénat, Edition Grand Format, 2000) LE KARAOKE DE FIN - 02:21:37One Piece, We Are (Opening 1): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEa7el_Tr04MERCI POUR VOTRE ECOUTE!!!

Our Cyborg season continues as we cover ‘Battle Angel Alita', also known by its original Japanese title ‘Gunnm'. This manga would go on to inspire James Cameron to produce a Hollywood adaptation. Skip synopsis @ Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   066: Battle Angel Alita vol. 1 Chapters 1 to 6, ‘Rusty Angel' and ‘Battle Angel' By Yukito Kishiro Translation by Stephen Paul Lettering by Scott Brown   Dr Ido finds the broken body of a mechanical girl, he revives her, names her Alita and over time acquires new limbs for her, Soon Alita begins to suspect that Ido is killing cyborg women and giving their mechanical parts to Alita, unsettled by this, she sneaks out during the night to find out that Ido is not a killer but in fact a part of a bounty hunter society, one that represents the justice system of their junkyard town. Their paths cross as they run into the vicious mutant, the true culprit of the killings. Alita is able to kill the mutant through her instinctual use of a martial art known as ‘Panzer Kunst' and soon she decides to become a bounty hunter like Ido. Yet unknown to Alita, Ido himself is a vigilante killing for his own satisfaction. Which is the case when he manages to kill a servant of Makaku, a giant cyborg who eats the brains of dogs and humans so to consume the Beta Endorphins within. Luckily one dog, Fang gets to live another day. But some humans, not so much. It's not long until Alita faces a challenge in apprehending the vile Makaku, although Alita is able to cripple Makaku, his head is able to flee from the rest of his body akin to a worm. Due to the battle Ido manages to replace Alita's injured body with a humanoid war machine known as a Berseker. Meanwhile Makaku attacks the gladiator Kinuba, steals his body and claims his powers as his own, especially his retractable grind cutter claws. Alita and Ido go to the Kansas bar to request help from bounty hunters, When Alita calls them out for their cowardice a fight breaks out, with Alita being the victorious one. Soon Makaku shows up looking for Alita and the two continue their fight, Makaku takes a baby and breaks a hole through the floor of the bar, he goads Alita to chase him down into the sewer system. Dr Ido is afraid for Alita and Makaku threatens to cripple and wear Alita as his own personal screaming pendant. Makaku refers to the sewers as his home and shows jealousy towards the baby. But Fang the dog comes to attack Makaku, and whilst disorientated Alita gets Fang to carry the baby and run to safety, then ready for battle, she dips her fingers in tar and makes war paint for her face. Topics: James Cameron's history with the movie rights for Battle Angel Alita. Also, James Cameron Actually Made Alita: Battle Angel Twice (screenrant.com)well. kind of! Comparison to scenes in the movie, starring Rosa Salazar and directed by Robert Rodriquez. Violence in manga, and how violence can be used in creating manga stories. The archetypes of Alita, specifically the Pygmalion myth (Seen in movies such as My Fair Lady) and the David and Goliath inspired fight between Alita and Makaku. The mechanics of Makaku eating brains, possibly inspired by the movie ‘Return of the Living Dead'. The human brain does secrete endorphins however a brain must be alive to do this and since this endorphin is a neuropeptide it binds itself to the central nervous system of the possessor of the brain. In theory the human digestive system can't absorb endorphins through the gut. The gut would just distinguish the brain proteins as simply that, protein, and maybe fatty acids. An exception is that Makaku does not have a human body and his gut maybe able to extract endorphins, this would make sense if you think of Makaku's base body as a killing machine. The implication that he maybe attracted to Alita would also imply that Makaku's brain can secrete its own endorphins, meaning his use for eating brains is simply born out of addiction. A codifier of such a trope may have been zombie movies but it would have been a particular episode of the Simpsons that would have given it popularity, according to this Gizmodo article here. Trivia: The original Japanese title of Battle Angel Alita is Gunnm, pronounced ‘Ganmu', it's a portmanteau of the words “Gun” and “Dream”. Alita's name in the Japanese text is Gally. Makaku's name is derived from the word “Demon”, he spells it using the Kanji. Other references: Hunt for Red October (1990) both the “caterpillar drive” in that movie and the Alita's body use a Magnetohydromic Drive  or an MHD accelerator for short.  This mechanic is a type of conductive liquid or gas that is used as a propellant.   Facebook - facebook.com/weappreciatemanga/ Instagram –  weappreciatemanga.co.uk   Twitter -   @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com

Cette semaine, la 5e de Couv’ vous reparle de Gunnm Last Order, ou plutôt de sa fin ! Car une seule émission ne suffisait pas pour aborder en détail la suite du chef-d’œuvre de Yukito... L'article Gunnm Last Order (part 2) : une fin à la hauteur du monument Gunnm ? – La 5e de Couv’ – #5DC – S6E42 est apparu en premier sur La 5e de Couv' - Le podcast de débat autour du manga !.

Cette semaine, la 5e de Couv’ remet le nez dans Gunnm… ou plutôt sa suite : Gunnm Last Order ! Car si nous avons déjà parlé en long et en large du chef-d’œuvre de Yukito... L’article Gunnm Last Order : une suite à la hauteur du monument Gunnm ? – La 5e de Couv’ – #5DC – Saison 6 épisode 35 est apparu en premier sur La 5e de Couv' - Le podcast de débat autour du manga !.

Neste episódio Rafa e Otavio falam sobre caganeira (brevemente), abelhas, impacto dos agrotóxicos, impacto de GPUs super fortes em nossas vidas e o quanto elas fazem sentido no contexto atual. Também falamos um monte de Alita (e por consequência de Gunnm), além das noticias a seguir

 Bonjour, C'est à quelques heures de l'allocution présidentielle du 31 mars que je prépare la publication de ce numéro. Autant dire que l'insouciance m'habite encore (ainsi que le doute), mais je suis content de pouvoir publié un excellent numéro, une sorte de remaster puisque, ce numéro devrait marquer un nouveau standard dans l'histoire de ma production. Arnaud a enfin un micro qui pourra vraiment flatter vos oreilles, je passe un peux plus de temps en post prod pour spatialiser un peu le son afin d'avoir un rendu le plus agréable possible, surtout pour celles et ceux qui écoute cette émission avec un casque sur les oreilles. Bref, j'espère que ce nouveau standard saura être à la hauteur de vos attentes. Actus : (00:06:03) Shadow : l’entreprise Blade est en difficulté, et cherche un repreneurLa suite Le site qui permet de connaître les durées de vie d’un jeu. Rust : Facepunch accuse le coup après l'incendie des serveurs OVH à Strasbourg Miko, la streameuse créée avec l'Unreal Engine qui change le jeu de l'incarnation sur Twitch Alexandre Malsch : « Le gaming est un style vie qui infuse toutes les couches de la société » Une vie sexuelle plus épanouie grâce à la réalité virtuelle? C’est l'idée de cette Londonienne Résumé de la cérémonie des Pégases 2021 : Microsoft Flight Simulator et Tell Me Why à l’honneur Dans l'e-sport, le sexisme pousse les joueuses à se réfugier dans des espaces 100% féminins Le fondateur d’Oculus suggère de rendre les blessures et les morts dans les jeux vidéo…réelles Le dossier : (01:38:28)NFT, Kessaco ? Les jeux du mois : Red Dead Redemption 2 (01:59:39)Little Nightmare 2 (02:18:57)Greedfall (02:30:58) Et quoi d’autre ? Les lentilles de nuit (02:46:34)Gunnm(02:53:20) Voilà qui devra occuper de manière saine votre mois d'Avril, et on se retrouve dans un mois, plus ou moins confiné, on verra ! Les animateurs sont Jean NOEL, Jérôme, et Arnaud Le générique c’est Daddy’s Gaming fait par Yuka que vous retrouvez sur le site yukaprod.com

Stephen Spilberg, o Kentaro Miura dos filmes lança obra sobre GUNNM , mangá de Yukito Kishiro, nesse cast Nash (Radiojhero) Tiago Marques (allbluecast) Kyoma e Pedro debatem sobre as aventuras de Alita (Gally) nesse novo mundo, incluindo todas as versões adaptadas, incluindo as OVAs dos anos 90, então vai treinando seu Panzer Kunst, que a luta no Motorball vai ser alucinante! Nossos Parceiros @Jeffkiraxd @radiojhero @chuvinhageek Nossas Redes sociais @entremidiaspodcast

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On this episode we discuss one of the most overlooked movies of the past year... Alita: Battle Angel! We also make parallels with the anime adaption from the 90s known as Gunnm or Battle Angel in the west.Intro and Outro song:Artist: J1Song: Mello Hello

Uno de los mangas de culto por excelencia, Alita Battle Angel o Gunnm, como se le conoce originalmente en Japón, es uno de los más influyentes no sólo en el terreno de la narrativa gráfica sino en el cine, la animación y la ciencia ficción en general. Con una de las historias de acción más impactantes y frenéticas que se han puesto en papel y una de las personajes protagonistas mejor logradas en cualquier medio, Alita Battle Angel es una de esas historias que simplemente teníamos que discutir en el programa. ¡Empecemos! -Link: http://hyperurl.co/Vinietaerrante #AlitaBattleAngel #BattleAngelAlita #Gunnm #YukitoKishiro #Manga #90'sManga #Gally #IdoDaisuke #Nova #CienciaFicción #ScienceFiction #Sci-Fi #Sci-FiManga #Anime #Sci-FiMovies #MangasDeAcción #ActionManga #PanzerKunst #Zalem #ClassicManga #MangasClasicos #MangasInfluyentes #InfluentialManga #FemaleProtagonist #ProtagonistasFemeninos #MangaPodcast #ComicPodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viñetaerrante/support

Por primera vez en la historia de nuestro Showcast le dedicamos un capitulo al Manga (Ya tocaba) y se lo dedicamos a la obra de Yukito Kishiro: GUNNM. Os contamos todo sobre su creador, el origen del Manga y la historia y viaje de GUNNM. Mas de nosotros en facebook donde recibiréis diariamente trivia interesante y curioso sobre Cine, televisión y cómics: https://www.facebook.com/losguardianesdegotham Podéis encontrar mas información sobre vuestra tienda de cómics favorita en siguientes paginas https://gothamcomicsmallorca.blogspot.com https://www.facebook.com/gotham.comics Si tenéis cualquier pregunta, idea o tema que queréis que revisemos nos podéis contactar: losguardianesdegotham@gmail.com Nuestra intro fue creada y animada por el gran PEPMI podéis seguir su trabajo o incluso encargar algo contactando con el: https://www.facebook.com/pepmiilustrador/

El manga de GUNNM nos cuenta la historia de Alita (Gally en el original) un cyborg amnésico que es encontrado en el Patio de los Desperdicios por el doctor Daisuke Ido. El doctor es experto en reparar cyborgs, después de reparar su cuerpo dañado, adopta a Alita como su hija. Alita irá descubriendo sus habilidades de combate, que están ocultas en su memoria y que irán aflorando mientras descubre cosas de su pasado. La historia muy próxima al cyberpunk transcurre con telón de fondo de la utópica ciudad flotante Tiphares. GUNNM es una historia cruel y violenta pero también tiene un trasfondo psicológico y de crítica social muy atractivos. Destaca el tono muy cyberpunk ambientado en un mundo post-apocalíptico y distópico. La evolución del personaje con ese punto filosófico es atractivo, no sólo para el público aficionado al manga si no para el del cómic en general. Es un manga universal que atrapa al lector. En este especial de Gokuraku Podcast intentaremos hacer un homenaje a esta obra indispensable en la colección de cualquier fanático del en manga o la ciencia ficcion. Asi que bienvenidos a este especial de Alita Battle Angel

ome 1 - #20 - Plein de TomesTome(s) 1:P - Chainswan man - Tatsuki Fujimoto - KazeT - Gunnm - Yukito Kishiro - GlenatT - Gunnm Last Order - Yukito Kishiro - GlenatP - Gunnm Mars Chronicles - Yukito Kishiro - GlenatP - Sayonara Miniskirt - Aoi Makino - Soleil MAngaP - Fleur de L'ombre- Kazyo Kamimura - KanaT - Goblin Slayer - Kumo Kagyu - KurokawaT - Magical Girl Holy Shit - Souryu- AkataCoup de cœur:- Castelvania- Mon voisin Totoro- Gundam - le Gunpla

Le mangaka Yukito Kishiro revient sur son oeuvre majeur. Gunnm estuntitre culte de science-fiction qui a a marqué de son empreinte la pop culture mondiale et a directement inspiré George Miller pour son Mad Max Fury Road.  Ce chef-d'œuvre nippon, publié aux éditions Glénat, imagine un univers postapocalyptique contrôlé par une cité aérienne high-tech nommée Zalem. On suit alors la jeune cyborg Gally dans son parcours initiatique ponctué de multiples combats. Le graphisme novateur et la qualité visuelle des scènes d'action ont fait, à l'époque, l'effet d'électrochocs et n'ont pas manqué d'impressionner Hollywood. Le cinéma américain a récemment adapté ce manga dans un blockbuster : Alita. Battle Angel.

Tome 1 - #20 - Plein de Tomes Tome(s) 1:- Le mari de mon Frère - Gengoroh Tagame - AKATA - Infection - Oikawa Toru - Delcourt - Jojo's - STONE OCEAN - Hirohiko Araki - Delcourt - Jujutsu Kaizen - Gege Akutami - ki-ion- Blitz - Cédric Biscay, Daitarou Nishihara, Harumo Sanazaki - Shibuya production- Samourai Comeback - MORIYAMA Tsuru- AKATA- Imperium Circus - Robin Dall Armellina, Codaleia - Kurostume - Worlds end harem - Kotaro Shono- Delcourt Coup de cœur:- Bulma la glitter and glamour- Gunnm, le coffret collector- Berserk chez prime1 studio

Mouahahaha ! Le nouveau popcast est disponible à l’écoute, alors cessez donc de torturer vos serviteurs, préparez votre rire le plus sardonique et installez vous confortablement...Vous êtes prêt.e.s à être réchauffé.e.s au micro-onde du Mal ? Alors c’est parti ! • DOCTEUR MABUSE. Vous connaissez son nom, mais connaissez-vous son histoire ? Découvrez ce méchant culte à travers la saga de films de Fritz Lang.https://www.senscritique.com/film/Le_Docteur_Mabuse/486482• LOKI. Dieu de la ruse, de la discorde et du mal, personnage aussi détesté qu’apprécié, on vous peint le portrait d’un des vilains les plus charismatiques du MCU.https://www.senscritique.com/…/Loki_Agent_of_Asgar…/10560644• SHINING, L’ENFANT LUMIÈRE. Tout ce travail et ce manque de jeux rendent Jack Torrance un peu cinglé…https://www.senscritique.com/livre/Shining/261809• GUNNM, découvrez ou redécouvrez ce classique du manga qui met en scène l’un des antagonistes les plus énigmatiques de la pop-culture : Desty Nova.https://www.senscritique.com/bd/Gunnm/126582PopCie revient mardi 3 mars de 18h30 à 20h00 sur les ondes de Ouest Track Radio pour une nouvelle émission qui vous fera voir rouge…

Durée : 2:01:26 | Publié le : 17/02/20 Quoi ? Gunnm Pourquoi ? Pas seulement pour son actualité réactivé par le film Alita ou son passage au dernier festival de la BD. On discute sur les raisons du succès de ce manga et ce qui fait qu'il reste avec l'oeuvre originale comme ses prolongements toujours aussi politique et actuel. Au final ? Des lectures personnelles et assez variées de Gally qui nous conforte sur le choix de ce manga emblématique parfois un peu plus oublié que d'autres "classiques" plus consensuels. Voir les crédits LFADM#02 - Crédits Timeline : 00:00:00 : générique 00:01:21 : intro emission 00:19:42 : Toku Nishio : Gally theme 00:21:07 : la question du corps dans Gunm 00:52:42 : Yes : Big generator (1987) 00:57:13 : Gally la madonne ou pas 01:11:07 : Queensryche : The needle lies (1988) 01:14:14 : Yugo le tranfuge de classe 01:40:13 : Judas priest : Blood red skies (1988) 01:45:02 : Univers etendus de Gunm Montage émission et création générique : Fozie Tous les thèmes musicaux sont la propriété de leurs créateurs respectifs. 20 / 02 / 2020 - Tmdjc

La fin absolue du monde ce n'est pas un énième podcast de collapsologie de plus. Nous on part du principe que le monde a atteint sa fin (absolue) et on discute de ses icones pop en n'hésitant pas à inviter de la et du politique dans tout ça. ===== Au programme de La Fin Absolue Du Monde #2 ==== Qui ? Mehdi (@D_Mehdi), Sébastien aka TMDJC (@tmdjc_)et Fozie Et pour l’émission en général Twitter-Instagram (@deezpodcasts) et Facebook (www.facebook.com/DeezPodcasts/) et Twitch pour nos lives : twitch.tv/deezpodcasts Quoi ? Gunnm Pourquoi ? Pas seulement pour son actualité réactivé par le film Alita ou son passage au dernier festival de la BD. On discute sur les raisons du succès de ce manga et ce qui fait qu'il reste avec l'oeuvre originale comme ses prolongements toujours aussi politique et actuel. Au final ? Des lectures personnelles et assez variées de Gally qui nous conforte sur le choix de ce manga emblématique parfois un peu plus oublié que d'autres "classiques" plus consensuels. TIMECODE 0:00:00 - 0:01:21: generique 0:01:21 - 0:19:42: intro emission 0:19:42 - 0:21:07: toku nishio: gally theme 0:21:07 - 0:51:42: la question du corps dans Gunm 0:51:42 - 0:57:13: yes: big generator (1987) 0:57:13 - 1:11:07: Gally la madonne ou pas 1:11:07 - 1:14:14: queensryche the needle lies (1988) 1:14:14 - 1:40:13: yugo le tranfuge de classe 1:40:13 - 1:40:34:judas priest blood red skies (1988) 1:40:34 - 1:58:18: Univers etendus de Gunm Vous pouvez nous retrouver et surtout nous aimer/suivre sur les pages… Twitch : twitch.tv/deezpodcasts Youtube : https://bit.ly/3bB1vP0 Facebook : www.facebook.com/DeezPodcasts/ Twitter/Instagram : @deezpodcasts Soundcloud : @deezpodcasts Ce cher Sébastien aka TMDJC a pléthore d'émissions en plus d'être à nos côtés et ça se retrouve sur tmdjc.com Tous les thèmes musicaux sont la propriété de leurs créateurs respectifs. Montage émission et création générique : Fozie

Tome 1 - #19 -Pourquoi le Shōnen est-il omniprésent ?Tome(s) 1:DoppelgangerAshmanShaman KingNo Guns lifeDossier: Pourquoi le Shōnen est-il omniprésent ?La vision du manga en France est-elle biaisée par l'afflux massif de Shōnen dans les rayons de nos libraires ? Comment ouvrir le lecteur à la richesse du manga. Voici nos pistes ! Coup de cœur:- Kishiro à Angouleme- Kurostume - Figurine Figma Saber Re-issue : https://www.amiami.com/eng/detail/?gcode=FIGURE-045335

durée : 00:04:18 - Bulles de BD - par : Laetitia Gayet - Le festival d'Angoulême consacre cette année une exposition à Yukito Kishiro et à son oeuvre "Gunnm". Un classique dans l'univers du manga au même titre qu'"Akira" ou "Dragon Ball", avec près de 3 millions d'exemplaire vendus en France. Le manga a été adapté au cinéma sous le titre "Alita : Battle Angel" en 2019.

Tome #1 - #18 - Pourquoi les adaptations de mangas sont pourries ?Tome(s) 1:Tokyo Revengers Granblue Fantasy Samourai 8 Pokemon aux origines du phénomène planétaireDossier: Pourquoi les adaptations de mangas sont si pourries? Où on parle évidemment de Dragon Ball Evolution mais aussi de Oldboy en passant par Full Metal Alchimist ou Alita Battle Angel. Mais aussi quelle est l’essence d’une bonne adaptation ! Et on crachera aussi sur quelques oeuvres...Coup de coeur:Millennium Actress au cinémaSAINT SEIYA SYMPHONIC ADVENTURE le 18 Avril 2020SUPER MASTER STARS PIECE THE SON GOKUhttps://bpnavi.jp/s/kuji/sp/medias/show_by_key/am_db8

Dans notre épisode 53, on commence avec le film de fermeture de Fantasia, Promare du studio Trigger. On continu les critiques avec les OVA de Gunnm et on fait les comparaisons avec le film live-action Alita Battle Angel sortie au début de l'année.   Bonne écoute!   Pour nous rejoindre: Site Web: animemoipodcast.com Facebook, @AnimeMoiPodcast Twitter, @AnimeMoiPodcast @matth_april @pouelman MyAnimeList: @Exaltedeyes @Pouelman Gmail, animemoipodcast@gmail.com

Andrew, Brains and JD talk about the (recently released) Alita: Battle Angel movie Directed by Robert Rodriguez and produced by James Cameron. There is talk of the movie, the OVA and whats possible for future sequels if they happen. Spoilers start at 0h41m36s Website: www.animeradicals.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/animeradicals or search Anime Radicals Twitter: @animeradicals Tags: Alita, Gunnm, Battle Angel, Spy Kids, Transformers, Ghost in the Shell

On change un peu de formule et ont commence par les news avec notre avis dessus, ce que nous avons fait la derniere fois, nos impressions sur Google Stadia, le Quiz de Only4Gamiz, Test de Giz sur Intruder hide and seek VR, petite review de l'univers Gunnm, de l'OAV et du film, retro test sur Golden Sun sur GBA et on termine par les plaisirs coupables de l'équipe.Contact: mesgeeksetmoi@gmail.comTwitter: @MesGeeksEtMoiDiffusé chaque vendredi soir a 21h sur la Webradio Playgeek.fr

In this extended episode, Evan brings in special guests Daryl Surat (Anime World Order, Otaku USA) and ABCBTom (The Fandom Post, Crunchyroll News) to review Alita: Battle Angel, James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez's live-action adaptation of Yukito Kishiro's manga series Gunnm, aka Battle Angel Alita. The episode is mostly spoiler-free, other than a section at the end marked by a handy spoiler alert. David sat this one out, but fear not, he'll be back soon. Topics include: the dang anime eyes, CGI My Neighbor Totoro, and the Truth of Zalem. Send us feedback at podcast@anigamers.com! Show notes, links, comments, and more can be found at http://anigamers.com/podcast.