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Japanese manga series and its adaptations

Spriggan
Spriggan Japan Cover.jpg

Manga volume 1 embrace, featuring Yu Ominae
スプリガン
( Supurigan )
Genre
  • Activity[i]
  • Scientific discipline fiction[i]
  • Thriller[1]
Manga
Written by Hiroshi Takashige
Illustrated past Ryōji Minagawa
Published by Shogakukan
English publisher

NA

Seven Seas Entertainment

SG

Chuang Yi
Imprint Shōnen Sunday Comics Special
Mag
  • Weekly Shōnen Sunday
  • (1989)
  • Shōnen Sun Zōkan
  • (1992–1996)
Demographic Shōnen
Original run February 22, 1989 – February five, 1996
Volumes 11 (List of volumes)
Anime pic
Directed by Hirotsugu Kawasaki
Produced past
  • Kazuhiko Ikeguchi
  • Kazuya Hamana
  • Haruo Sai
  • Eiko Tanaka
  • Ayao Ueda
Written past
  • Katsuhiro Otomo[a]
  • Hirotsugu Kawasaki[b]
  • Yasutaka Itou[b]
Music by Kuniaki Haishima
Studio Studio 4°C
Licensed by

NA

ADV Films
Released September five, 1998
Runtime 91 minutes
Game
Spriggan: Lunar Verse
Developer From Liquid Mirror Software
Publisher FromSoftware
Genre Action, adventure
Platform PlayStation
Released June 17, 1999
Original net animation
Directed by Hiroshi Kobayashi
Written by Hiroshi Seko
Studio David Production
Licensed by Netflix
Released 2022 – scheduled
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Spriggan (Japanese: スプリガン, Hepburn: Supurigan ) (stylized in all caps) is a Japanese manga series written past Hiroshi Takashige and illustrated past Ryōji Minagawa. It was serialized in Shogakukan's shōnen manga magazines Weekly Shōnen Sunday and Shōnen Sunday Zōkan from 1989 to 1996, with its capacity nerveless in 11 tankōbon volumes. In Northward America, the manga was kickoff licensed by Viz Media, under the title Striker ; it was serialized in Manga Vizion and only 3 volumes were released in the late '90s. The manga has been licensed past Vii Seas Entertainment, with its original championship, in 2022.

Spriggan takes place in the terminal years of the Cold War where mysterious and unknown artifacts called out-of-place artifacts (OOPArt) are discovered in diverse parts of the world, leading to a secret war between various forces against the ARCAM Corporation, an organization that placed itself the guardians of the OOPArts in order to forbid them from being used as weapons.

The manga was adapted into an anime film past Studio 4°C in 1998. A PlayStation game called Spriggan: Lunar Poetry was also based on the manga with some textile created for the game. An original cyberspace animation (ONA) anime series adaptation by David Production is scheduled for a 2022 premiere on Netflix.

Plot [edit]

Many years ago, an ancient culture known for their advanced technology once ruled World, merely were destroyed in the end by their misuse. Then, they left messages for later on generations in the form of indestructible bulletin plates written in ancient Hebrew, informing them that if they could not find a good apply for their creations, they should be destroyed.

Diverse paramilitaries, national armies, and armed private forces began to secretly search for these "mysterious artifacts" in order to be used for their own good and against their enemies. The ARCAM Corporation and their military arm, the ARCAM Private Army, can stop these forces from destroying themselves with their elite secret agents known as Spriggans (or Strikers).

Media [edit]

Manga [edit]

Written past Hiroshi Takashige and illustrated by Ryōji Minagawa, Spriggan was first serialized in Shogakukan shōnen manga mag Weekly Shōnen Lord's day from February 22 to Dec vi, 1989.[two] [iii] [four] The manga was then transferred to Shōnen Sunday Zōkan (renamed Shōnen Dominicus Super in 1995), where it ran from August fifteen, 1992, to February 5, 1996.[5] [half dozen] [ii] Eleven tankōbon volumes were released from June 18, 1991,[7] to June xviii, 1996,[viii] with reprints in both 2001 and 2006 (including the unpublished stories "First Mission" and "Gold Rush").[9] [x] [11]

In North America, the serial was first licensed by Viz Media, under the title Striker, and serialized in Manga Vizion.[12] Three volumes were published from November 5, 1998,[thirteen] to May 6, 1999,[14] before the company curtailed further translation.[15] In February 2022, Seven Seas Entertainment appear they acquired the rights to publish the series in English, with its original title.[16] [17]

In Europe, 2 volumes were published in France and in French-speaking countries and territories by Glénat nether the name Striker [18] [19] in kingdom of the netherlands past Big Balloon, eleven volumes in Frg by Planet Manga,[twenty] and 3 full volume in Espana and in Spanish-speaking territories and countries by Planeta DeAgostini in 1993 followed past a reprint from 1996 to 1997[21] with some other reprint announced on July 15, 2021 via its Spanish Twitter business relationship.[22] Together with Ranma ½, it was the first manga published in Portugal, past Texto Editora in 1995.[23]

In Asia, the manga was released in Hong Kong by Jade Dynasty,[24] in Indonesia by Elex Media Komputindo,[25] in Malaysia as office of an installment in a fortnightly comic mag, Komik Remaja (simply was cancelled during the Noah'southward Ark story arc due to 'inappropriate religious elements'), in Singapore with all 11 volumes fully translated by Chuang Yi in English,[26] in South Korea by Daiwon C.I. with the first 11 volumes followed by the 8 book bunkoban[27] [28] and in Taiwan equally 11 full capacity translated into Standard mandarin by Tong Li Comics under the Youth Comic series label.[29] [30]

Book list [edit]

No. Japanese release appointment Japanese ISBN
one June 18, 1991[7] 4-09-122591-viii
2 Baronial 9, 1991[31] 4-09-122592-6
3 September 18, 1992[32] 4-09-122593-4
four March eighteen, 1993[33] iv-09-122594-2
5 Baronial x, 1993[34] 4-09-122595-0
6 May eighteen, 1994[35] 4-09-122596-ix
seven Baronial 10, 1994[36] iv-09-122597-7
8 March xviii, 1995[37] iv-09-122598-5
9 August 10, 1995[38] 4-09-122599-iii
10 March eighteen, 1996[39] 4-09-122600-0
11 June 18, 1996[8] 4-09-122836-four

Movie [edit]

A film adaptation of the manga, using the Noah's Ark story, was produced by Studio 4°C[40] and distributed in Japanese cinemas past Toho. The moving-picture show was directed and story boarded by Hirotsugu Kawasaki,[41] written by Kawasaki and Yasutaka Itō,[41] and supervised by Katsuhiro Otomo.[42] Hiroshi Takashige and Ryoji Minagawa had a hand in assisting the manager through production. It made around 350 million yen during its debut in Japanese theaters.[43]

A Japanese release of the moving-picture show on DVD was released by Bandai Visual under their Emotion label on April 25, 1999.[44] ADV Films released the film in a limited theatrical release in the The states on October 12, 2001[45] and on DVD in all English-speaking countries outside Asia on April 23, 2002, with a special edition released on February 15, 2005,[46] [47] with the exception of Australia and New Zealand, where the flick was distributed by Madman Entertainment.[48]

The film was distributed in Hong Kong and some other Asian countries under Neovision[49] and released in Taiwan by Proware Multimedia International.[50] In Europe, it was produced in German past Anime Connection of Germany,[51] in Russian by MC Entertainment,[52] in Dutch past Dybex,[53] Italian by Dynit,[54] in Polish by IDG[55] and in Swedish by Sandrew Metronome.[49]

Spriggan was released in Nihon on Blu-ray Disc format on November eleven, 2007,[56] with another release on July 25, 2008.[57]

Video game [edit]

PlayStation encompass of Spriggan: Lunar Poesy.

On June sixteen, 1999, FromSoftware released a video game accommodation in Nippon and Asia of Spriggan for the PlayStation named Spriggan: Lunar Poetry with an initial street price of ¥vi,090.[58] It can be played by either 1 or two players.[58] Information technology was a 3D action-adventure game, and information technology anticipated design elements which were later popularized past action games such equally the Devil May Cry series and mod Ninja Gaiden games.[59]

A soundtrack of the game, composed by Keiichiro Segawa, Tsukasa Saito, and Yuji Kanda, was released by Absord Music Japan and distributed past King Records on November 26, 1999.[threescore] It has a full of 27 tracks.[lx]

Original internet animation [edit]

An original cyberspace animation (ONA) series accommodation was appear on March xi, 2019.[61] The series will be animated past David Production. Originally fix for a release on Netflix in 2021,[62] information technology is scheduled for a 2022 premiere on the streaming platform.[63]

The announcement was made by Netflix Nihon's Twitter account in the Apr 2019 issue of Shogakukan'south Monthly Shōnen Sunday (Gessan) mag.[61] [64] The serial is directed by Hiroshi Kobayashi, with Hiroshi Seko handling serial' composition and Shūhei Handa designing the characters.[62] Shōhei Miyake serves as the assistant director.[65]

The adaptation is role of a partnership with Netflix to have the anime aired effectually the world.[66]

Reception [edit]

Wilma Jandoc, reviewing the film adaptation in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, wrote that it primarily stands out through its portrayal of the Us, which plays an antagonistic part. Jandoc described the depiction of "the U.Southward. leadership" as "at in one case and then mismatched and perfect that it'south funny," approving of their portrayal equally power-hungry but expressing disbelief at the concept of the U.S. government being securely concerned most the environs. At the same time, Jandoc remarked that "whatsoever other land could accept been put in its place—Russia, Cathay, North korea—and still it would accept just been a nation's name, naught more," feeling that an opportunity for more than substantial criticism was missed.[15]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Composition ( 構成 )
  2. ^ a b Screenplay ( 脚本 )

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External links [edit]

  • Official site
  • Official website at Netflix
  • Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
  • Spriggan (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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