Mangas and Live-actions
Welcome back, everyone! Another day, another post
We've talked about manga a lot! Obviously, since it's this blog's subject, but I thought that we could go ahead and see the impact of mangas on other media, more precisely movies and series adaptations.
With how popular manga and anime grew to be, it was clear that studios would try and get the rights to make adaptations of them, some of the biggest names had Live adaptations as they're called: Dragon Ball Z, Attack On Titans, Death Note, Alita battle angel were all turned into movies including real actors.
The main problem with them is how hard it is to describe this fantastic world full of strange things happening in the real world, often looking strange or straight-up disturbing
Some movies are also big hits, like the pretty well-known movie "Battle Royal" but in terms of popularity, two Netflix series take the crown, the first one is Alice in Borderland, where characters have to survive some killing games. It did pretty well and will even get a second season!
The idea of people surviving killing games to survive..sounds familiar, of course, it is! Everyone was talking about it for a while, yes I'm talking about Squid Game.
What if I told you that the hit series took inspiration from a manga Taking some of the games that were in the manga and even borrowing the idea of people with debts participating in those games; the manga that I'm talking about is Kaiji!
The idea of people surviving killing games to survive..sounds familiar, of course, it is! Everyone was talking about it for a while, yes I'm talking about Squid Game.
What if I told you that the hit series took inspiration from a manga Taking some of the games that were in the manga and even borrowing the idea of people with debts participating in those games; the manga that I'm talking about is Kaiji!
| Kaiji on the left, the manga that got ideas borrowed, and some even saying plagiarized by Squid Game... |
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