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- Tetsuo: The Iron Man, Analysis, Interpretations and randomness
Tetsuo is an Experimental Movie released in 1989 by Japanese director Shin'ya Tsukamoto The score of the movie was composed by Chu Ishikawa and is inspired by the german pioneer bands in experimen
- Why does Tetsuo say I am Tetsuo at the end of Akira?
At the end of Akira, there is a massive power release; then: Tetsuo manages to gain full control over his powers, and these abilities end up creating a new Big Bang in another dimension After this event, Tetsuo says the following: "I am Tetsuo " Why did he say this? What meaning does it have?
- Why could Tetsuos hand reproduce many flesh, muscles and veins using . . .
In the last minute of the Akira movie, we could see that Tetsuo's hand had several injuries, until some laser beam from outer space shot on him, cutting his arm off In short, he made an artificia
- What happens at the end of Akira? - Movies TV Stack Exchange
I've watched Akira at least seven times and each time I pick up something new from it Last night I watched it again and wondered about the ending: do Akira, Tetsuo, Masaru, Kiyoko and Takashi merg
- Why is K9999 almost identical to Tetsuo Shima? - Anime Manga Stack . . .
Why is K9999 almost identical to Tetsuo Shima? Ask Question Asked 12 years, 2 months ago Modified 8 years, 3 months ago
- Why did the esper children attack Tetsuo with the toys?
So I just watched Akira and I could follow the main storyline but it was unclear to me why the Esper children attack Tetsuo in the form of toys I can't believe they just did it to mess around
- Whats significant about Maetels kiss in Galaxy Express 999?
I wonder if there is anything significant about Maetel's kiss Specifically referring to the kiss that she gave to Tetsuro at the end of the movie According to this link, it was supposed to symbol
- Were Judeo-Christian religious references part of the Akira movies . . .
The animated Akira movie (not the manga) contains a number of explicit Judeo-Christian religious terms, in addition to the overall apocalyptic themes The most prominent of these (from the 2001 dub
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