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[26] Oliff persuaded Marvel to use computer coloring. The coloring was more subtle than that seen before and far beyond the capabilities of Japanese technology of the time. It played an important part in Akira's success in Western markets, and revolutionized the way comics were colorized. [27] Coloring lasted from 1988 to 1994, being delayed by Otomo's work on Steamboy. [26] Akira was the first comic in the world to be colored digitally, using computers. Its release in color led to the widespread adoption of computer coloring in comics and Oliff's work on Akira earned him three consecutive Harvey Awards for Best Colorist (1990–1992) and the first Eisner Award for Best Coloring (1992).None of this is new or revolutionary, but it is a relatively good and successful approach. Nothing can go wrong with that, can it?
At least that would be the case if the author had any idea how to write a plot and use his protagonist.
This whole anime makes no sense, has no context, and is more random than my closet. Nothing here is explained and is done for the sole purpose of moving the story forward. No matter what you see, no matter who the protagonist suddenly meets, "It happened that way because the plot wanted it that way". You can cope with that a few times, every series has something like that, but here it's almost at every conceivable moment.
[Story & Characters]
As I said, the plot revolves around time travel, but it's not a one-off but a recurring one. The protagonist returns again and again to change the past. This whole concept of time travel makes no sense whatsoever, but it is what it is. His moving and emotional motivation to do this is the death of his former school friend Hinata Tachibana. Who he.