Osamu Tezuka Star System Astro Boy Wiki Fandom

Osamu Tezuka Star System Astro Boy Wiki Fandom The osamu tezuka star system refers to the tendency of astro boy creator osamu tezuka to reuse many of the same characters over the course of his career in different roles across different stories. for example, in the black jack story, "you're guilty!", astro boy appears, not as his usual character, but rather as an unnamed client looking to get revenge for the death of his brother. tezuka. Astro boy's color spin off that came out in the 1980s was originally meant to come out during 1977, but changes in plans resulted in that series changing into an anime called jetter mars. astro appears as a star system character in many manga tezuka series. astro is the mascot for a series of children's traffic safety videos.

Astro Boy Osamu Tezuka Wiki Fandom The star system was osamu tezuka's way of imagining his characters as "actors" in his various works. with this concept, he would repeat the same character design by "casting" them in "roles", allowing him to reuse them between stories. while many characters get reused once or twice across his works, there are certain members of the star system. Marukabi boon is a reoccurring character in the osamu tezuka star system, a bulky man who usually plays villains or politicians. his first appearance in a tezuka work was in 1956, where he appeared in the astro boy chapter "robot bombs." boon's design is very iconic, with his big eyes and noticeable bags underneath them. he most often has thick eyebrows and sideburns. he is a bulky, slightly. Black jack is an outlaw surgeon and major character created by osamu tezuka. he appears occasionally through the osamu tezuka star system, but is mainly known for starring in the titular black jack manga series. black jack originally debuted in 1973. tezuka modelled him around the kind of renegade, charitable medical doctor he wished he could be[1]. in his home series, black jack is an. Welcome to tezukapedia! the wiki for the tezuka star system, including well known classics such as astro boy, black jack, buddha and countless others. the "tezuka star system" is among the oldest and most unique forms of a "shared universe" in the pop culture scene, dating back arguably to the 1950s. instead of the way more shared universes work, tezuka works do not occupy a singular world per.