Netflix has begun streaming the trailer for Scott Pilgrim Takes Off — Netflix, Universal Studio Group’s Universal Content Productions'(UCP) and the animated series Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series by Science SARU’s Bryan Lee O’Malley – on Sunday:
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Update: Showrunners Bryan Lee O’Malley and BenDavid Grabinski confirmed at New York Comic Con that Julian Cihi voices the Katayanagi Twins (Kyle and Ken).
The film will be released on November 17.
The cast of the live-action film adaptation Scott Pilgrim vs. the World in 2010 will return to anime, including:
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O’Malley is writing the project and serving as executive producer alongside BenDavid Grabinski (Are You Afraid of the New Dark? series). O’Malley and Grabinski are also hosts. Japanese Science SARU (DEVILMAN crybaby, The Heike Story, Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!) is helming the project with CEO Eunyoung Choi as producer and Abel Góngora (Star Wars: Visions’”TO-B1″ ) as director.
Edgar Wright, director and co-writer of the 2010 live-action adaptation, is an executive producer along with producing partner Nira Park, film co-writer Michael Bacall, and Marc Platt, Jared Leboff and Adam by Marc Platt Productions. Seigel.
Scott Pilgrim is the story of a 20-something Toronto indie rocker’s adventures in getting and keeping a job, avoiding being evicted from her apartment, and surviving encounters with her seven evil exes. New girl in town. the person he has a crush on.
Wright hinted in 2020 that there were “some plans to revisit the material in an animated way. […] We talked to Bryan and Jared for a while [về]: What if we do anything with the books in anime form? That issue is being discussed as we speak.”
O’Malley published the original, manga-influenced, Harvey Award-winning graphic novel series Scott Pilgrim from 2004 to 2010. The film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World premiered in 2010 and it spawned the short film “Scott Pilgrim vs. the Animation” by Titmouse that same year. Ubisoft Montreal also developed Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game in 2010.
O’Malley contributed an original cover illustration to the March 2008 issue of Viz’s Shojo Beat magazine. The issue included an interview with O’Malley, an art tutorial, and a short comic his four frames. In 2018, Anime News Network interviewed O’Malley about his work and manga influence.
Source: Netflix’s YouTube channel, press release
