And now the live adaptation of Rurouni Kenshin gets a trailer!
And it looks pretty cool!
Another anime getting a pretty much perfect adaptation?
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Thursday, March 15, 2012
Saturday, February 25, 2012
RabbidsTV - Samurai Rabbid
Speaking of Rayman, I've been watching some shorts featuring the Rabbids from the Rayman Raving Rabbids games.
Ubisoft sure loves 'em (and I know, we all know, don't need to mention it, they've been stealing Rayman's storm these past couple of years..but now both franchises live perfectly fine and on their own separate side).
They've been making fun CGi videos with 'em since day one.
Here's a pretty funny one from the TGS 2009:
Ubisoft sure loves 'em (and I know, we all know, don't need to mention it, they've been stealing Rayman's storm these past couple of years..but now both franchises live perfectly fine and on their own separate side).
They've been making fun CGi videos with 'em since day one.
Here's a pretty funny one from the TGS 2009:
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Manga NEWS! Kenshin gets live
Here's yet another one of these recent movie adaptations from good ol' popular mangas/animes.
This one will also be a Japanese movie (like the recently announced Ranma, Phoenix Wright and Harlock) rather than an American butcher-job...
One of my all-time favorite classic mangas is getting the treatment this time.
Rurouni Kenshin!
Kenshin, for the ones of you who don't know, is a story about this self-titled young retired Samurai living in the Meiji Era. (after the long Edo period, Meiji marked the time when Japan decided to live the old rules away, start opening his culture to the outside world and progress and Samurais became obsolete)
This manga by Nobuhiro Watsuki also generated a pretty decent anime (with too much fillers though) and some pretty popular and successful OVAs. (too kinda dark-ysh for my tastes...)
Warner Bros is actually behind this film, though besides that it's an entirely Japanese production.
Studio Swan will take care of making the film, directed by Keishi Ōtomo and starring Takeru Satoh (Kamen Rider Den-O) as Kenshin and Emi Takei as Kaoru.
And here's the teaser trailer:
This one will also be a Japanese movie (like the recently announced Ranma, Phoenix Wright and Harlock) rather than an American butcher-job...
One of my all-time favorite classic mangas is getting the treatment this time.
Rurouni Kenshin!
Kenshin, for the ones of you who don't know, is a story about this self-titled young retired Samurai living in the Meiji Era. (after the long Edo period, Meiji marked the time when Japan decided to live the old rules away, start opening his culture to the outside world and progress and Samurais became obsolete)
This manga by Nobuhiro Watsuki also generated a pretty decent anime (with too much fillers though) and some pretty popular and successful OVAs. (too kinda dark-ysh for my tastes...)
Warner Bros is actually behind this film, though besides that it's an entirely Japanese production.
Studio Swan will take care of making the film, directed by Keishi Ōtomo and starring Takeru Satoh (Kamen Rider Den-O) as Kenshin and Emi Takei as Kaoru.
And here's the teaser trailer:
It's actually looking prettycool.
The movie's sheduled for a August 25, 2012 release date in Japan.
From what I've read, the staff aims to release the film internationally and eventually make a seriesout of this. (kinda like the Cutey)
The movie's sheduled for a August 25, 2012 release date in Japan.
From what I've read, the staff aims to release the film internationally and eventually make a seriesout of this. (kinda like the Cutey)
Always loved Kenshin!^^
One of my all-time favorite mangas! :D
It's the first time I've heard about this movie! I honestly can't wait!
Knowing French otakus (I live in Switzerland) I guess this will be released on DVD less than 3 months after its release in Japanese theaters, or something like that :P
The movie's looking a bit closer to the original OVA rather than the manga, a bit more serious/realistic.
Crossing fingers, let's hope this turns out great!
One of my all-time favorite mangas! :D
It's the first time I've heard about this movie! I honestly can't wait!
Knowing French otakus (I live in Switzerland) I guess this will be released on DVD less than 3 months after its release in Japanese theaters, or something like that :P
The movie's looking a bit closer to the original OVA rather than the manga, a bit more serious/realistic.
Crossing fingers, let's hope this turns out great!
Monday, December 19, 2011
Outcast Studios - LIVE DRAW NIGHT December 2011
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Yesterday evening was my 4th participation in the Outcast forums all-new "Live Draw Nights" for this quarter!
(You can find all my previous blogs by either following my meme tag or checking out the following links for the LDN February 2011, LDN May 2011 & LDN September 2011)
This weekend was yet another rude sessions of sketching, sketching and even more sketching!
Like before, I tried to keep my Twitter account updated as I went along.
If you're just joining me and don't know in what this LDN art jam challenge consists, it was roughly 4 hours long of various challenge thrown at us.
It's kinda like being in a "virtual convention" with various online members of the Outcast forums, getting various different challenges every hour and having to quickly (either digitally or traditionally) draw a lot of random characters.
It's a real challenging practice.
It was fun to get all together and draw, draw, draw! Keep our senses sharp and our hand fast. A great way to work your skills if you will!
Like the previous times, we had a great time. Various characters and fun ideas during the night.
Just trying to keep up is a fun challenge in itself!~
Now, let's dig into yesterday's entries!
Hour ONE
HOUR ONE was a nice warm-up.
Simply, 10 minute/sketches coming for an hour!
We started with one of Outcasts' own creations, The Checkeredman!
Great way to get things started.
The Batwoman!
Since we only had 10 minutes for these, I decided to go the simplistic route
Le Marquis, from a French bande dessinée, from what I gather.
Never heard of the guy. Fun design though.
Dr. Manhattan.
Fun one to draw I gotta say.
Leonidas from 300, with obligatory meme, if you please!
...and that was the last one for this "HOUR".
[BREAK!! BREAK!! EVERYONE TAKE A BREAK!!]
This was the time to walk around a sec'. 10 minutes break for everyone at this point.
Hour TWO
Hour two consisted in two 30 min. sketches.
With a twist!
2 selected characters fighting random foes.
The first random subject was Blueberry & Lone Wolf (and Cub) versus Violent Cowboys!
Was getting carried with this one..
I had this epic western scene pictured in my mind.
..and the 2nd drawing was Lobo & Judge Anderson (from Judge Dredd) against, I quote, "homicidal telekinetic Toddlers", I kid you not.
[BREAK!! BREAK!! EVERYONE TAKE A BREAK!!]
Hour THREE
HOUR THREE - It consisted in a longer 50 minutes drawing of Ghost in the Shell's main protagonist.
Motoko Kusanagi.
The idea was to either emulate this reference pic of a cosplayer or simply the character she was representing.
[BREAK!! BREAK!! EVERYONE TAKE A BREAK!!]
Hour FOUR
Fourth - and last final hour.
A drawing with a twist!
The subject was a steampunk'd version of one of the proposed characters. We had a whole hour for this one.
I decided to select the DK2 Batman & Robin, just for kicks
And that was all for this night!
Our next session will be in March, from what I gather.
All in all, it was a pretty fun challenge to keep up with :D
Why don't ya try joining in the fun for next time. (log in the outcast studios or even, try to keep up even if you don't follow these forum boards!)
Hope you enjoy these!
Until next time~
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