will there be another project a-ko movie
As I seen the 3 other movies and blue and grey tape
shareYou mean the three movies after the first one? There are six Project A-Ko movies altogether.
shareI know that but will there be any more
shareI don't believe A-Ko will be coming back. And if she does come back, she most likely won't be the same.
shareGreat, am I so bad want a movie as good the original one in 1986
share"Great, am I so bad want a movie as good the original one in 1986"
Was that a question?
Also, I wouldn't mind another Project A-Ko movie either. The first one is still a favorite.
Maybe they can remake the first movie like they did Appleseed in computer graphics, I am sure it would look very good. Would be eaiser to show some of the examples of A-ko's powers.
shareDirector and creator Yuji Moriyama has not announced going back to do a proper sequel. The subsequent series, even he has stated and admitted, his heart was not in it. The first movie was just a "let's put in everything we really want to see and go for broke, wing it!" because it's original story was that of a non-comedic soft-porn(thankfully, thankfully, it did not go in this direction) project but the president of(can't remember name of person or of what company but he is the president for a company that creates those huge telephone size manga that feature stories from many writers and artists decided to go with Moriyama's take of a science fiction heavy on the comedic and action side! Very Best Decision!!!!) The sequels are not as good and also the original staff is not the same. One of the animator's is actually Masumune Shirow creator of Dominion: Tank Police, Black Magic 666(WOW!!!!), and of course, Appleseed and Ghost in the Shell. All of the animators that worked on the first Project:A-ko were invited to try their hand on a wacky project that came to be known as such. It wasn't planned at all. Animators from other studios or people with no experience but wanted to go into animation and had skills were recruited right off the streets. Each sequence of animation was handled by some luminary that was unknown then but are superstars now like this little known person named Amano Yatada, one of the creators of Neon Genesis Evangelion, one of the creators and member of the SuperFanAnime GAINAX Studios!!! Project A-ko is well worth watching!!! And keeping as a reference source and as inspiration for aspiring animators, artists, movie makers, and general enthusiasts and afficianados!!! Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm out......
shareThere is also the issue of the copyright laws that came up later in time. Unless they get permission from lots and lots of anime, we will never see another sequel.
shareWow!!!
Take a breath... switch to decaf... just kidding.
Great post, I had no idea that Masumune Shiro (Doesn't that mean White or Dead Girl?) was involved. That explains the strong females characters, and the excellent Mecha.
I just love the first A-Ko. OTT silliness, Shoujo-ai, and all.
They had many people on the production staff that ultimately went on to do bigger and better things. I assume the names Kia Asamiya and Hideaki Anno mean something to you. The main mech designer worked heavily on Macross. The director's commentary sheds a whole lot of light on Project A-Ko.
shareThe Gray/Blue sequels killed the series, as you'll read on wikipedia. But it seems like the kind of thing that could easily be revived, and done very well.
For example, anybody else heard about Cities Of Gold getting a feature film treatment? Its last new episode was in the early-1980s. It was rebroadcast on Nickelodeon in the late-1980s -- I remember watching it after school as a little kid. I know "A-Ko" wasn't a TV series, but you get the idea.
I couldn't agree with you more about the Battles series.
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