Questions about the theatrical version of Ghost in the Shell

Ghost in the Shell animations include:

Theatrical version in 1995.

Theatrical version in 2002.

SAC1&2 of the TV version

OVA version of SSS

Personally, I think the order in which the stories take place should be.

version of SAC1&2

The theatrical version of the year.

The theatrical version of the year.

The version of SSS means that Suzi is still there in the TV version, and in the first theatrical version Suzi disappeared, and in the second theatrical version, she showed her face through a doll, and finally returned in SSS.

But then there is a problem, that is, why the characters in the TV version are better than the first part.

The theatrical version looks old.

In the second part of the TV version, it tells the story of Suzi's past, who was lost in a plane crash when she was a child.

The body has grown up by constantly changing prosthetic bodies since childhood.

All that guy had was brains and ghosts, and she even doubted her existence."

This sentence is a reference to a passage in the elevator in the first theatrical version:

Anyone who transforms like me will think like this: maybe I died a long time ago, and now I am actually a virtual personality composed of computers and prosthetics. I even began to suspect that 'I' didn't exist at all from the beginning, but that it was just a matter of judging by the surrounding situation that there seemed to be a 'me'."

Suzi didn't die, just like the fruit candy said that she just gave up her body and put all the information about herself on the Internet.

I haven't seen Ghost in the Shell in its entirety, and it was a long time ago since I watched the theatrical version.

There are three series of Ghost in the Shell anime, namely Mamoru Oshii's movie series, Kenji Kamiyama's TV series, and Kazuya Kise's Arise series. As it stands, the three sets are in the process of clarifying three different worldlines, so they're being evaluated separately. Mamoru Oshii's film series is the world's best animated film with a cyberpunk theme.

The sound and painting effects are incomparable, and the exquisite regret of the artwork is like a friend.

At the same time, it is also full of Mamoru Oshii's unique style, and the plot is filled with speculative philosophical discussions, and those who like it like it very much, and those who don't like it are easy to see and sleep.

In short, Mamoru Oshii's sense of existence is extremely strong, and it is more of a two-oshii Mamoru movie than an attack on the shell movie.

"Ghost in the Shell" is based on the manga of the same name created by Japanese manga artist Shirou Masamune, which tells the story of a future in Japan, with the rapid development of communication network technology and human electronic mechanization technology, computer crime is becoming more and more rampant and sophisticated, aiming at this situation.

The Ghost in the Shell tells the story of the future Japan, with the rapid development of communication network technology and human electronic mechanization technology, computer crime is becoming more and more rampant and complex.

Synopsis: Motoko Shosa Kusanagi (Scarlett Johansson), the first cyborg of her kind, is a robot with a human brain and soul, designed by Dr. Oleette (Juliette Binoche) for Hanka Robotics. After Shaosa was created, he joined the Public Security Division Nine led by Daisuke Aramaki (Takeshi Kitano), an elite squad to stop criminals and hackers.

In the process of handling the case, Shao Zuo is often plagued by hallucinations, and begins to gradually doubt his identity and try to find his past. When she discovers that the crime boss she is looking for, Kuyo (Michael Pitt), bears a resemblance to herself, and a larger conspiracy is revealed.

Ghost in the Shell [1995].

Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex [2003].

Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex: 2nd Gig [2004].

Ghost in the Shell Innocence [2004].

Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex [2005].

Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex Solid State Society [2006].

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November 18, 1995 The theatrical version of "Ghost in the Shell---ghost in the shell" premiered It was also the first animation of "Ghost in the Shell", and it was the first animation to come out.

September 6, 2002 The TV cartoon "Ghost in the Shell ---Stand Alone Complex" is referred to as "Broadcast on Pay TV", that is, the second part of the Shell Animation, which is the first TV version, the content is "The Smiling Man Incident", with 26 episodes.

On January 1, 2004, the TV cartoon "Ghost in the Shell ---Stand Alone Complex 2nd Gig" was launched, and the second TV, like the first TV, was based on the investigation of "individual eleven people".

March 6, 2004 The second episode of the theatrical version of "Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence" premiered, which came immediately after the first theatrical version, the protagonist is Bart, and there are not many appearances of the grass shaved Suzi, and it looks like a puppet... This one is very esoteric, and the dialogue of the characters quotes a lot from various works...

It is recommended to read the other ones first to lay a good foundation... But be sure to see it, this is an entry for the Cannes Film Festival.

In November 2006, OVA "Solid State Society" was released, "the old man" is a social phenomenon, and the grass shaved plain child also appeared in the previous appearance, which can be said to reflect social problems more prominently. . .

In 2008, the first animation "Ghost in the Shell---ghost in the shell" was remade, generally called "Ghost in the Shell", the one in 95 should not be able to be launched, just look at it, it's the one you want to ask.

I won't say much about the plot, Shirou's authentic works need to be experienced and pondered by themselves, the background of the Matrix is produced by the influence of the shell, and this kind of work is to let the audience try to understand and think. The above several electric donkeys are all down, and it seems to be the subtitles of the spiritual wind. It took me 2 weeks to finish it all, but I thought it was worth it.

There are a total of 16 episodes of Ghost in the Shell anime.

Theatrical version: November 1995, Ghost in the Shell.

March 2004, Ghost in the Shell 2: Not Guilty.

July 2008, Ghost in the Shell.

March 2011, Ghost in the Shell - Solid State Society 3D

In June 2013, Ghost in the Shell ARISE Border 1: Ghost Pain

In November 2013, Ghost in the Shell ARISE Border 2: Ghost Whispers

In June 2014, Ghost in the Shell ARISE Border 3: Ghost Tears

In September 2014, Ghost in the Shell ARISE Border 4: Ghost Stands Alone

In June 2015, Ghost in the Shell released a new theatrical version.

TV Anime: October 2002, Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex (

In January 2004, Ghost in the Shell 2nd Gig

In April 2015, Ghost in the Shell appeared alternative architecture

OVA: October 2005, Ghost in the Shell - Smiley Man.

In January 2006, Ghost in the Shell GIG-individual eleven men.

In September 2006, Ghost in the Shell stood alone in the Complex Solid State Society

March 31, 2017, Ghost in the Shell

There are two TVs, namely:

Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex

Ghost in the Shell 2nd gig

The above two TV versions can be understood as the first and second parts, and after the end of each episode, it also contains the daily life of Tachicoma attached to the *** bonus series, corresponding to each episode, which is basically the content of the spoof of that episode. It is recommended that LZ watch the daily life of Tachicoma in an episode after watching an episode, and if Tachikoma's daily life is saved together to watch, then the viewing is not good.

And at the same time ova:

Ghost in the Shell Solid State Society

The content is connected to the above two TV versions.

Along with this OVA, there is also its bonus content, which are: Smiley man incident, individual 11-person incident. The content of these two short animations is extracted from the main content of the first and second parts of the TV version respectively, which can be regarded as a short summary.

As for the three OVAs mentioned by LS, in fact, strictly speaking, there is only one OVA. Because the other two were sold by this ova's *** bonus.

There are three theatrical versions, namely:

Ghost in the Shell.

Ghost in the Shell.

Ghost in the Shell 2 innocence

The first theatrical version was the first work of Ghost in the Shell to appear on the screen, and the second is a combination of 3G animation that combines the content of the first theatrical version with the addition of cross-era 3G animation more than ten years later.

The third theatrical version is a standalone story, and some 3G animations are also introduced, which are very well-made, but the content expressed is also very obscure. It is recommended that LZ first figure out the basic framework of Ghost in the Shell and then in the third theatrical version.

As for the order, because the three theatrical versions and the two TV versions are not related to the OVA to which they belong, it can even be said that the theatrical version and the TV version are simply the stories of two different worlds, which can be understood as parallel worlds, because the directors are different, so the stories are also different.

So LZ can choose two ** sequences, the first is to watch the two TV versions and the subsequent OVA first, and then watch the three theatrical versions.

The second is to watch the three theatrical versions first, and then watch the two TV versions and OVA.

It is not recommended to mix the theatrical version and the TV version**, because the world view is different, so it is easy to cause confusion in the understanding of the plot.

The three parts, namely:

October – Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex (

January – Ghost in the Shell 2nd Gig

April - Ghost in the Shell ARISE Alternative Architecture Kazuya Kuse.

62616964757a686964616fe58685e5aeb931333431366263 Theatrical version A TV re-edited version of the Ghost in the Shell ARISE series, with 2 new stories added.

There are two anime TV versions.

du theatrical version 3 ova 3 and zhi gaiden animation tower dao chikma daily life.

**Inside: Suggestion: TV1, TV2, Theater, 95, Theater, Not Guilty, Theater, OVA: Solid State Society

this order. But the theatrical version actually has nothing to do with the TV version, and the plot is not substituted for OVA: Solid State Society, which is to undertake the plot after TV2.

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