The influence of Osamu Tezuka on Japanese TV anime

In '63, he produced Japan's first television anime, Astro Boy. The ratings are said to be a terrifying 47%, and the average rating is also over 30%. This anime has changed the way many parents think about anime, and even started to encourage their children to watch anime (with positive thoughts, of course).

In '66, he produced Japan's first color TV anime, "The Great Forest".

As for the influence on anime, the Asahi Shimbun once had this editorial: "Why do Japanese people (including adults) love manga so much? Foreigners who come to Japan seem to be surprised by this phenomenon.

The reason for this is very simple, it is because other countries do not have Osamu Tezuka. "Of course, that's on the public side; The most important and influential system in the industry is the assistant system, which provides a good soil for the inheritance of the spirit of comics.

There are also many very good manga artists who decided to enter the industry after reading Osamu Tezuka's manga, and the most famous one is probably Fujiko Fujio, the author of "Doraemon".

Suffice it to say, without Osamu Tezuka, anime and manga might still be something that only belongs to children. He established the cultural status of manga and animation.

There are a lot of details about him that you can look for and see, so that you can understand why he is called the god of comics.

Correct answer: Astro Boy.

Astroboy or Tetsuwan Atom (formerly known as Astroboy or Tetsuwan Atom) is a science fiction manga created by Japanese manga artist Osamu Tezuka, from 1952 to 1968 in the "Shonen" manga magazine "Kobunsha".

This work tells the story of Astro Boy, a teenage robot in the future 21st century. The work has been adapted into animation many times, among which the 1963 version of the first version of the TV animation is the first TV serial animation in Japan, and it is also the first foreign animation imported from China. In April 1951, "Astro Boy Ambassador" began**.

In 1961, Osamu Tezuka founded the insect production company, and first made "Astro Boy" into an animation, and from New Year's Day in 1963, he was on the electric closed-door platform**. Astro Boy was re-adapted in 1980 and 2003, and a CG version was released in 2009.

A lot of animation talents have been trained, and now many employees of animation companies are made by the original worm.

You can go to the next book, the power of Japanese animation, the vertical and horizontal lines of Osamu Tezuka Miyazaki, which is probably the name.

Ushering in a new era, mainly his creative model.

"Banda Story" and "Underwater Super Express".

I don't know much about the contribution of animation.

A list of Osamu Tezuka's works.

Comic works New Treasure Island 1947.

The Great of the Forest, "Comic Boys", November 1950, April 1954.

At the beginning of the creation, he thought about a happy ending, but in the middle of the game, he was influenced by "Bambi" and changed the theme to: "The cycle of life goes on and on...... endlessly”

Astro Boy, April 1951, March 1968.

The near-future theme, set in 2003, has some more serious key holes in the manga version, which were later deleted when it was adapted into an anime.

The Sapphire Prince, "Girls' Club", January 1953, January 1956.

Good Friends" January 1963 October 1966 The first shoujo manga work in the history of Japanese manga.

Three Eyes, July 1974, March 1958 Inspired by Sherlock Holmes.

Buddha, Friends of Hope, September 1972, December 1983.

A serious and realistic adaptation of the mythological theme.

Black Jack, "Young Champion", November 1973, October 1983.

He created the representative image of "Black Jack" (Dr. Qin), and his work made a serious critique of society.

Firebird, "com", Dawn, ed., January, November 1967.

Yamato, September 1968, February 1969.

Cosmos, March 1969, July.

Phoenix, August 1969, September 1970.

Resurrection, October 1970, September 1971.

Manga Shonen "Wangxiang ed., September 1976, March 1978.

Troubled Times, April 1978, July 1980.

Lives ed. August 1980, December.

Alien series, January 1981, April.

The Sun, January 1986, February 1988.

The pinnacle of Osamu Tezuka's creative career, the last chapter of "Modern Edition" was not completed.

Anime: Astro Boy (black and white) Japan's first TV version of the anime, with a rating of 47 and an average rating of 30 by country.

The Great of the Forest (color) Japan's first color TV version of the orange rolling.

Goku's Adventure (Color) Japan's second color animated series, which was released in China.

Magical Melomont (color) The first TV series planned by Tezuka after the official establishment of Takeku.

Astro Boy (color) is a bold adaptation of the original to better meet the needs of TV viewers.

W3 (Color) Original animation with an experimental spirit.

Panda Books (Color) 24-hour TV show "Love Saves the World" animated special.

Fumoon (color) 24-hour TV show "Love Saves the World" animated special.

Firebird 2772 (color) has won a number of international awards.

Major comic works.

New Treasure Island 1947.

Forest Emperor 1950.11-1954.04 Comic Boy Iron Arm Astro Boy 1951.04-1968.03.

Junior Sapphire Prince 1953-01-1956-01.

Girls' Club Three Eyes 1963.01-10.1966.

Good Friend Buddha 1972.09-1983.12 Friends of Hope 1973.11-1983.10 Young Champion Firebird Dawn 1967.01-1967.11 Slim.

1968.09-1969.02 Firebird Universe 1969-03-1969-07 Firebird Phoenix 1969.08-1970.09 Firebird Resurrection 1970.10-1971.09 Firebird Wangxiang 1976.09-1978.03 Comic Boy Firebird Troubled Times 1978.04-1980.07 Comic Boy Firebird Life Edition 1980.08-1980.12 Comic Boy Firebird Alien 1981.01-1981.04 Comic Boy Firebird Sun 1986.01-1988.02 Comic Boy Firebird Modern Edition is unfinished.

What we could see when we were children was Astro Boy, the three-eyed prodigy, the strange doctor Dr. Qin.