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How come anime cyberpunk is so western inspired but live action Japanese cyberpunk is like trashy, experimental, rough, b-movie, arthouse and more punk than cyber stuff? Why aren't their really any anime that pull from that stuff?
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>>290363559
Because they want to make money.
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who gives a shit about live action trash lol?
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>>290363588
Damn anime is more capitalist and global.
>>290363591
Well lot these films use stop motion, so they're not completely live action actually also anime pulls from LA too just western ones.
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>>290363559
Because Tetsuo: The Iron Man was wildly popular and influential.
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>>290363559
no greater midwit signifier than saying "cyberpunk"
except maybe "steampunk"
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>>290363559
smaller industry, (money and people) different influences, different context. plus just look at how many of those are from the same two directors both coming out of the punk & experimental music scene.

shigeru izumiya making a cyberpunk indie film is crazy btw, going from acoustic folk to that. what a legend
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>>290363559
because children's cartoons don't have the same visual impact as real life
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>>290363559
Even though the anime is better, I'm still keeping your poster.



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