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If you know, Tetsujin 28-go then this is the same overall plot. "[15] With Akira, Otomo also
wanted to depict the later Showa period, including preparations for the Olympics, the rapid economic growth, and the student protests of the 1960s. "I wanted to
recreate the assorted elements that built this era and craft an exciting story that would seem believable enough in reality. "[14] Otomo said that while there had been post-apocalyptic works before, he could not think of one that depicted an apocalypse in the middle of the story and wanted to do that with Akira. [17] Mark Schilling reported that Otomo has also cited influence from the 1977 live-action film Star Wars on his series. [18] Development[edit] With Akira, Otomo wanted to "dig deeper into [his] issues" with speed and flow, telling a story with as few words as possible, "edit it to gain that sense of speed and make people read it faster, and at the same time make them stop cold at the important scenes.
