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Astroboy vs Pluto
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 5:41 am
by turtlepod
hi all..
i know it's an old topic.
but i post all i can find in my blog
1. Astroboy the Greatest Robot on Earth (manga)
2. Astroboy the Greatest Robot in the World (anime)
3. Pluto by Naoki Urasawa
you can watch the anime, and read the manga online in my blog.
please tell me.. which one you think is the best?
and why..
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:02 am
by Astro Boy2866
IMO, Pluto was the best because it was very deep and I liked it very much. I read the Greatest Robot on Earth and it wasn't as deep or as serious as the Pluto manga was. I would love it if they made the Pluto manga into a anime movie, but that probably won't ever happen
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:10 am
by F-Man
I was just thinking about this a few hours ago. There's something to be admired about Tezuka's original story. Not only did he actually invent it, which paved the way for future adaptations to come, but sliding deep social and political issues in a children's comic is also to be commended. I love stories that are More Than What They Seem.
Pluto is still very very awesome. I haven't finished it though.
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:12 am
by turtlepod
pluto is very realistic..
i love naoki urasawa..
btw i just upload urasawa naoki one shot: beta!
real fun to read (only 8 page)
my fav character in Greatest robot is uran.. but i don't know why....
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:12 am
by F-Man
Please do no link to manga scans as this is a form of stealing.
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:17 am
by turtlepod
"F-Man" wrote:Please do no link to manga scans as this is a form of stealing.
oh.. sorry about that...
i just upload a manga that is rare and manga i can't find in book store to buy..
the one they don't sell anymore..
is that stealling?
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:20 am
by F-Man
"turtlepod" wrote:[QUOTE=F-Man;120240]Please do no link to manga scans as this is a form of stealing.
oh.. sorry about that...
i just upload a manga that is rare and manga i can't buy..
the one they don't sell anymore..
is that stealling?[/QUOTE]
The moderators may possibly be fine with manga that isn't available for sell in English, but I think it's still best not to take any chance.
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:21 am
by Dr. Jerk
As far as I know, Pluto by Urasawa is still in print and still being sold in stores, it isn't that rare as you make it out to be.
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 6:32 am
by turtlepod
"Dr. Jerk" wrote:As far as I know, Pluto by Urasawa is still in print and still being sold in stores, it isn't that rare as you make it out to be.
i delete my link my apologize
and yeah.. pluto is not rare.. it's an exception.
i upload it just because i really love it LOL.
and so i can read em any time, any where. (hmm..do you think it make sense?)
it's a must buy manga btw!
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oot: anyone ever read urasawa naoki : master keaton... (just pop in my head) i read it in high school. but i lost the book..