Pluto is the next major anime series to arrive on Netflix, bringing Naoki Urasawa’s dark and gritty reinterpretation of Astro Boy to screens worldwide.
Pluto, an exciting anime extravaganza, catapults Netflix into a new dawn, crafting inventive tales of humans and machines and igniting discussions about morality and future societies.
An enthralling new trailer and thematically relevant poster for Pluto have greeted the anime fans ahead of its October release.
The heart of this anime is spectacular, set in a future period of our globe, and examines a civilization coexisting peacefully with humanoid robots.
Pluto | Official Trailer
The new’ Pluto’ trailer jeopardizes the fragile balance between humans and robots. Set in a universe where humans and robots coexist, The new series trailer promises an emotionally packed story ahead of the series premiere on the streamer later this month.
The trailer begins with an introduction to a future where the balance for coexistence between humans and robots is fragile.
In the middle of this, Gesicht, a Europol robot investigator, is searching to find out who is responsible for killing Montblanc, a Swiss robot. In the trailer, Gesicht states, “Whether it’s a robot or a human, there’s a devil inside them.”
The trailer switches between touching and meaningful dialogue and high-octane action sequences, but its conversations hint at an emotional story. Pluto, a mighty robot, is mentioned multiple times; it’s worth watching to understand how it fits into Gesicht’s account.
The show’s themes, fittingly, address the often stormy connections between humans and machines. As a result, the damage watched throughout the trailer is mostly a consequence of humanity’s deeds.
Professor Ochanomizu embraces his robotic “son” Atom (made to replace his departed kid Tobio) in the trailer, revealing Pluto’s more positive interactions.
Urasawa touches on humanity’s tendency for hatred and prejudice and the tragedy of developing thinking robots to be both our heroes and our weapons simultaneously – something that anybody who grew up on Tezuka’s widely read and enormously influential Astro Boy will recognize.
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The Cast and Character of Pluto!
Pluto’s animation is done by Studio M2, with production handled by GENCO. Toshio Kawaguchi directs alongside executive producers Masao Maruyama, Taro Maki, and Yuji Yamano.
Mamoru Miyano as Epsilon, Toshihiko Seki as the powerful Pluto, Minori Suzuki as Uran, Hiroki Yasumoto as Montblanc, Koichi Yamadera as North #2, Shinshu Fuji as Gesicht, Yoko Hikasa as Atom, Kiuchi as Brando, Rikiya Koyama as Hercules, are among the voice actors for the anime series.
The Netflix version has eight hour-long episodes, the same number of volumes as the manga itself. It will be available on the streaming service on Thursday, October 26.
