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4real man. all they needed was Arlene Sorkin back and it would've been setIt was weird hearing the actress from big bang theory voice harley.
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4real man. all they needed was Arlene Sorkin back and it would've been setIt was weird hearing the actress from big bang theory voice harley.
I just thought of something. its hallarious how batgirl wears lipstick in her costume
kickin *** in stilettos... now that's talent lolHey, even crimefighters like a little makeup. It's more confusing when you see them wearing high heeled boots.
BATMAN NINJA Anime Movie Revealed Ahead Of NYCC 2017 Panel
WB Japan and WB Entertainment have been working on a secret Batman project and their set to reveal the first details tomorrow at a special New York Comic-Con panel presentation. The film is coming in 2018 and will be directed by Jumpei Mizusaki, who's credited as a producer on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. The story was written by the trio of Kazuki Nakashima (Gurren Lagann, Kill la Kill), Leo Chu (Afro Samurai: Resurrection) and Eric Garcia (Repo Men).
Warner Bros. Japan and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment team for an eye-popping addition to the Batman animated legacy with Batman Ninja, a spectacular, all-new anime film coming in 2018. Be among the first to witness the premiere of colorful footage from this imaginative take on Batman and many of his connected characters. Panelists will include director Jumpei Mizusaki, character designer Takashi Okazaki, screenwriter Kazuki Nakashima, English-language screenwriters Leo Chu & Eric Garcia and some potential special guests.
Batman Ninja will feature many heroes and villians traveling through time to do battle, stretching from modern day to the middle ages in Japan. The creators have all discussed how they wanted to have a balance of eastern and western sensibilities and that by having Batman serve as the western, the eastern would flow naturally into his surroundings. They strived to keep the personalities of each characters the same and not simply make them Japanese versions.
Design wise, they didn’t want to go overboard so it would appeal to all audiences. When animating the fight scenes, live action actors were used to show a more real and fluid motion. Mizusaki talked about filming it first to get it how he envisioned it and then having the animators match the live action shots.
The panel then turned to the Chu and Garcia. “It was very difficult” Chu said, before explaining how the crew in Japan would shoot the movie and then go back and make it more cohesive for the US audiences and show that this is really Batman through Japanese eyes. The style of the film has a meshed tech and a Feudal Japan feel to it. They are currently keeping the voice cast a secret and hope to unveil it soon. They showed some amazing footage of the film which had a lot of action, with Batman and Joker with katanas fighting on a rooftop.