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It is still admired for its exceptional visuals. In Channel 4's 2005 poll of the 100 greatest animations of all time featuring both film and television, Akira came in at number 16. [117] On Empire magazine's
list of the 500 greatest
movies of all time, Akira is number 440. [118] It showed again on Empire's list of The 100 Best
Films Of World Cinema, coming in at No. 51. [119] IGN also named it 14th on its list of Top 25
Animated Movies of All-Time. [120] The Akira anime also made Time magazine's list of top 5 anime DVDs. [121] The film also made number 16 on Time Out's top 50 animated movie list[122] and number 5 on the Total Film Top 50 Animated Films list. [123] The film was ranked No. 1 by Wizard's Anime magazine on their "Top 50 Anime released in North America" list in 2001. [124] It was ranked No.
[6] Otsuka had previously voiced Daigo Kagemitsu in the 2004 video game adaption. Nuinokata. Voiced by Chie Nakamura,[5] and Patricia Duran. [6] Production[edit] Concept[edit] Kazuhiro Furuhashi (left) directed the Dororo
anime based on Osamu Tezuka's work. Producer[a] Manabu Otsuka said there are many charms of the anime Dororo, but he thinks the most important thing to convey is Hyakkimaru and Dororo, the two characters. It was a
nice duo in the original, but the relationship between the two is quite different from the original.
And when I can draw parallels to frickin Masamune-Kun's Revenge, which is in my opinion one of the poorest produced anime of the 2010s, you just know
that Vinland Saga done goofed up somewhere along the line.
Despite my harsh criticism of Vinland Saga, I don't actually hate the show or anything. It
does have some solid visual and sound work (bar the jarring CGI), courtesy of Wit Studio. And there are some fun fight sequences included. I'm just disappointed that the anime squandered so much potential. While it admittedly starts strong with Thors and finishes strong with Askeladd, the rest.