Ghost in the Shell has a history of 29 years since the original manga created by manga artist Masamune Shiro began to be serialized in 1989, constituting a "ghost in the shell mobile history".
The story goes like this
In 2030 AD, in a society that has experienced two world wars again, the brains of many people have been computerized, from the huge social structure to the individual body, which can be easily connected through the network, forming an incomparably complex information network. The technique of replacing the body with a shell has long been widespread, as long as you transplant your own Ghost into the prosthesis. As a result, all kinds of crimes using computers as an opportunity are emerging.
In order to solve such cases, the Nine Divisions of Public Security, a special force directly under the Japanese Ministry of the Interior, which is not open to the outside world, under the leadership of Sōsakusa Suko, launched sanctions against the evil forces. In the face of the nine lessons of public security, it is the case under the highly developed science and technology and the conspiracy of power politics.
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In addition to the Hollywood live-action version, Ghost in the Shell is divided into four series.
Shiro's original manga. The manga series Ghost in the Shell ended in 1997.
A film version of Mori Oshii. In 1995, the seventh year of the manga series, animation director Mori Oshii brought the work to the big screen, and it is also the most widely known work in the series.
In 2004, Oshii again released the second film in the series, Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence, which was also shortlisted for the main competition section of the Cannes Film Festival. In 2008, Oshii remade some footage from 95 years' Ghost in the Shell and launched Ghost in the Shell 2.0.
A disciple of Mori Oshii, a TV series version of Kenji Kamiyama. In 2002 and 2004, the Ghost in the Shell tv series animated Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C. 2nd GIG" was launched separately, with 24 episodes per quarter.
Prequel series by Kazuya Kurase. From 2013 to 2015, HuangSe and Akira first launched four one-hour or so VAs called the Arise series, and then edited these VAs into TV series to warm up for the series' new film, Ghost in the Shell, Theatrical Edition, which seamlessly approached Oshii's '95 film version.
Ghost in the Shell has long been considered a masterpiece, and each edition has captivated fans for its excellent plot, high-quality drawings, and in-depth exploration of philosophy and sociology.
The live-action version of "Ghost in the Shell", as a Hollywood-style movie, is still worth going to the cinema to see. Fans of the film itself have mixed reviews, but the film's visual effects design has won high praise.
It was the famous Ash Thorp who was responsible for the visual effects design of Ghost in the Shell. Thorp is an illustrator, designer, and art director who has provided UI design and title production for several blockbusters, including X-Men: First Battle and The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
Early in the film's production, the director proposed to Thorp that he wanted to decorate the city with a new structure of neon lights, and named it "Sologram", a particle lighting system that can be moved and combined at will.
Thorp drew a lot of inspiration from the original Ghost in the Shell to try to present a steampunk urban design that satisfies the director's requirements while retaining the essence of the comics and animation. Thorp designed multi-storey buildings decorated with Solograms and vintage neon lights to bring the city to life, and he hopes to let the audience experience a psychedelic journey that combines reality and special effects with his designs.
Although Ghost in the Shell itself is difficult to surpass animation, Ash Thorp's design can be said to be an artistic masterpiece. If you're interested in his design, you might as well go to the cinema and feel it, as for the movie itself, you don't have to be too harsh.
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