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Mark Dacascos ( John Wick: Parabellum, Hawaii Five-O, Crying Freeman, Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight).

Famke Janssen ( X-Men, Taken, The Vault).

Madison Iseman ( Jumanji sequels, I Know What You Did Last Summer television series).

Sean Bean ( Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings, Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV).

Mackenyu ( Pacific Rim: Uprising, Rurouni Kenshin Saishusho The Final, live-action Chihayafuru films).

Nick Stahl ( Fear the Walking Dead, far left), Diego Tinoco ( On My Block, third from right),.

‘ The Witcher‘ exec producer Tomasz Baginski is directing the story. I don’t know if this is good or bad, but Saint Seiya will receive a Hollywood live-action adaptation.

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The series will stream on Netflix simultaneously worldwide. Netflix announced that its live-action series based on Yoshihiro Togashi’s Yu Yu Hakusho manga will debut in December 2023. Note: If you want to read the manga, t he first two volumes have been released in English through Viz Media, and the 3rd and fourth volumes coming out on June 21st! With more coming in September and beyond! Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Alice in Borderland: Season 2 | Cast Announcement | Netflix () If you haven’t watched season 1 yet I don’t know what you are waiting for. Imawa no Kuni no Alice is probably the greatest manga TV Show adaptation ever. These are very good live-action anime adaptations done well, so please keep your mind open as you watch these. Then again, you have examples like Edge of Tomorrow (an adaptation of All You Need is Kill), Blade of the Immortal, and Battle Angel Alita. Lots of people are very unenthused to making anime live-action thanks to productions like these. It’s a thing worth celebrating for sure, though with a track record of Netflix’s Death Note, Ghost in the Shell, and the modern classic Dragon Ball Evolution, you should possibly check for quality before you watch just anything live-action. It just goes to show how big anime has gotten in the West. Live-action anime has been pretty common in Japan for years, but the folks in Hollywood are only just beginning to really tap into the anime live-action market.