Scott Pilgrim + Other Animated Shows by Science SARU
Check out these other shows.
(SPOT.ph) Scott Pilgrim's universe is expanding with the arrival of Scott Pilgrim: Takes Off, a new anime adaptation by Science SARU. This list ventures into the world of Science SARU, exploring their innovative approach to animation and their impressive portfolio, including the Scott Pilgrim series.
If you're new to anime, you don't have to worry because their works are accessible to both seasoned anime fans and newcomers. Just know the genre you want to go for and you're good to start.
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Other Shows From Science SARU Aside from Scott Pilgrim
Super Shiro (2019)
The story is about the adventures of a seemingly ordinary family dog, Shiro, who leads a double life as a superhero. It's a spin-off of the popular Crayon Shin-Chan (2000) franchise.
Genre: Comedy
Where to Watch: HBO Go
Inu-Ou (2022)
This historical drama brings to life the story of Inu-Oh (Joshua Waters), a 14th-century performer with a unique talent. The film blends traditional Japanese music (noh, a type of classical theater art in Japan) with a modern twist.
Genre: Musical Rock-Opera
Where to Watch: Hulu, Apple TV, YouTube, Google Play Movies, Amazon Video
Yurei Deco (2022)
In a future where love is quantified, a group of friends go on a journey to discover the true meaning of connection. The 12-episode series features an innovative mix of 2D and 3D animation techniques.
Genre: Mystery
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video
Devilman: Crybaby (2018)
Devilman: Crybaby is a reimagining of Go Nagai's classic manga, Devilman (1972). This series follows Akira Fudo (Kōki Uchiyama) as he becomes the powerful Devilman.
Directed by Masaaki Yuasa, the show has been praised for its unorthodox animation style. It also boldly tackled concepts related to LGBT, sexuality, and puberty.
Genre: Dark Fantasy, Action
Where to Watch: Netflix
Yojouhan Time Machine Blues (2022)
A quirky group of students encounters a time-traveling conundrum in their cramped Tokyo apartment. Yojouhan Time Machine Blues is a sequel to The Tatami Galaxy (2010). The latter is another acclaimed work by Science SARU.
Genre: Suspense, Mystery, Romance, Comedy
Where to Watch: Disney+
Star Wars: Visions (2021)
An anthology series that presents unique stories set in the Star Wars universe through the lens of different Japanese animation studios, including Science SARU. For this series, Science SARU contributed the episodes "Akakiri" and "T0-B1" to the series.
Genre: Sci-Fi, Adventure, Action
Where to Watch: Disney+
Heike Monogatari (2021)
Roughly translated as "The Heike Story," this anime depicts the rise and fall of the Heike clan in medieval Japan, as seen through the eyes of a young Biwa (Aoi Yūki). The series is based on the classic work of Japanese literature, The Tale of the Heike (1300s).
Genre: Drama
Where to Watch: Hulu, YouTube
Yoake Tsugeru Lu no Uta (2017)
This heartwarming film follows the friendship between a middle school boy and a mermaid named Lu (Kanon Tani). The movie combines traditional folklore with contemporary themes. If you've watched Ponyo (2008) from Studio Ghibli before, this gives a similar vibe.
The main character, Lu, is initially visualized as a vampire but the creators dropped the idea when they realized the overall theme is already becoming dark during the conceptualization stage.
Genre: Fantasy, Adventure, Comedy
Where to Watch: Fuji TV
Upcoming Science SARU Shows
Kimi no Iro (2023)
From the Makers of K-On! (2007) and A Silent Voice (2016) comes another anime that can be roughly translated as "Your Color." The show is visually striking anthology that explores various narratives through the lens of color and emotion.
Each episode is a standalone story, so it's a perfect pick if you can't stand ongoing shows or just simply the type with commitment issues. In a way, this format is also the studio's way of showcasing the diversity of their storytelling.
No trailer has been released yet as of this writing but the studio announced that it's to release the anime Q4 this year.
Genre: Romance, Drama
Where to Watch: HBO Max
Garden of Remembrance (2024)
Garden of Remembrance is a poignant tale that delves into the memories and experiences of individuals connected by a mysterious garden. It's about someone who has a friend who passed away and was reconnected to them through things they shared in the past. The show is mainly known for its stunning watercolor art style.
The short film has been previewed in 2022. Recently, the studio has released a teaser film to give the users a feel of the show.
Genre: Drama
Where to Watch: To be announced.
This studio has been pushing the boundaries of animation since its inception. With a blend of traditional techniques and cutting-edge technology, the studio has crafted a unique visual language that resonates with audiences worldwide. From the raw emotion of Devilman: Crybaby to the historical depths of Heike Monogatari, Science SARU's works are a testament to their versatility and creative prowess.