After the animated series What if…? and the Star Wars Visions anime that premiered on Disney +, Marvel’s next project could be an anime.
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the Marvel Cinematic Universe It is expanding more than ever thanks to the production of new television series that are made to be transmitted through the Disney Plus streaming platform.
All his series are having a very good reception among his fans, and with them they explore plots in which they could not deepen in the same way if it were not in this format, and that perhaps would not work in the same way as feature films. .
One of his latest successes was precisely the animated series What would happen if…?In an animated style inspired by classic illustrations from the 1920s, alternate realities of Marvel heroes were visited: What would happen if…?the Capitan America would have killed Iron Man o si the Avengers would they have failed in New York?
Disney + continues to release news, such as its STAR channel. If you sign up for the annual subscription, you will save the equivalent of two months compared to the monthly subscription.
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Our next question we want to solve is about the future of the Marvel Studios animation series. So that: What would happen if… Will Marvel start making anime? What seems to us a dream or a possibility only suitable for a parallel world, is closer to being a reality than you imagine.
It would not be the first time Disney embarked on the project of making an anime, as we have recently seen in Disney + the premiere of Star Wars Visions, a version anime of Star Wars.
Beyond the assumptions, the facts are given by a new job offer that the company has opened, in which they say they are looking for people who have “.a great knowledge of the principles of animation 2D with familiarity with the style 2DFX of anime”.
Likewise, they also expect from the role that the person can lead the design and animation of special effects, and be able to show a point of view ”.new and unexpected”, As reported by The cosmic circus.
This article was published in Hobby Consolas by María Bescós.
