Important details regarding PLUTO Anime, an Original Net Animation coming to Netflix, were disclosed during the highly anticipated Anime Expo 2023 event with the episode 1 release date
An anime adaptation of the homonymous seinen manga by Naoki Urasawa, known for works including Monster and 20th Century Boys, was confirmed in 2017. Fans of the series were also treated to a stunning teaser trailer of the adaptation during Anime Expo 2023.
Pluto Netflix anime episode 1 release date, trailer and where to watch ep online
The PLUTO anime is scheduled to release on October 26, 2023, and will be exclusive to the Netflix platform.
Know more about PLUTO Anime
Naoki Urasawa’s PLUTO is a seinen manga adaptation of Osamu Tezuka’s Astro Boy shonen series set in a futuristic world where robots and humans coexist. Face, a humanoid German robot that is an investigator for Europol, is trying to figure out who is killing off robots and humans all across the world.
Urasawa used the same location to create a darker and more sophisticated plot. And now Studio M2 will animate it with GENCO handling production and Makoto Tezuka. Osamu Tezuka’s son, serving as executive producer.
The series sends a message that opposes the conflict and stresses the importance of achieving peace as the only way to end the suffering of all sides. According to reports, Urasawa is hoping that the PLUTO Anime would win over audiences. Spreading Osamu Tezuka’s message of peace across the globe.
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PLUTO Trailer at Anime Expo 2023
The official teaser trailer for Netflix’s PLUTO Anime, which adapts Urasawa’s gorgeous seinen manga. It gives viewers a taste of what to expect in under two minutes. Admittedly, the trailer’s visuals are impressive, as it opens with inspector Gesicht receiving a call about two homicides. The first target was a robot in Switzerland, while the second was a German man named Bernard Lanke. Both murders occurred in different countries.
Both victims had what appeared to be horns left on their heads. Leading Gesicht to believe that the same individual was responsible for both killings. The Europol investigator is perplexed as to how a person could break the sturdy body of Mont Blanc. The robot was the first victim. However, he rules out the possibility of it being a robot because humans apparently never intended for robots to carry out such a task.
The teaser then continues with shots of North No. 2, Atom, and Uran, three more main characters from the series. There is an underlying suggestion that the line separating people and robots is blurring. It is to the point where they can be easily confused with one another. In this context, Gesicht finds himself curious about the limits of evolution.
Inspector’s realization that a robot may be responsible for the murder spree causes shock. Several frantic action sequences play out after the PLUTO Anime series’ logo appears. By the end of the teaser, a stunned Gesicht acknowledges that he had no idea how to tell a robot from a human.