Netflix's series have always been a lot of attention to fans, not only because of the overall high quality of Netflix's series content, but also because Netflix will seek good IP around the world, and then find the right actors and directors to shoot and produce.
Over time, many fans who like American dramas will basically prefer Netflix in terms of watching dramas, and many works previously published on Netflix are now also sealed, including the "Stranger Things" series.
But with Netflix announcing earlier that the fifth season of "Stranger Things" will be the "final season" of the series, a question was put on the table, where is Netflix's next King Bomb work?
The answer may be -
Pokemon (Pokémon)!
With the film and television adaptation of game IP in Hollywood, whether it is the previously launched "The Last of Us" or the popular "Super Mario Bros." and "Dungeons & Dragons: Rogue Honor", it actually suggests that the film and television of game IP is becoming a trend.
And Pokemon has become one of the biggest pop cultural assets of all time as Nintendo's classic monster collection series, which threw a live-action film into the 2019 Pikachu Detective movie, but hasn't mentioned anything since.
At that time, for the word-of-mouth score of "Detective Pikachu", the domestic Douban 370,000 ratings finally gave a 6.4 points, of which more than 4 stars accounted for about 30%, and the proportion of reviews below 2 stars was about 16%.
Many fans for the filmization of this IP movie, the overall acceptance from the comment area, is generally acceptable, of course, many fans gave their own complaints at that time, such as:
"Pikachu should still be dubbed in a childlike voice, and using an adult male voice always feels like watching a teddy bear! And "The male protagonist has not stroked Pikachu from beginning to end!" Not once! How did he hold back?! It's a ruthless person! "Such.
Ahem~ Back to "Pokemon" -
The live-action news of this IP was not discovered until recently through foreign media Variety, to the effect that Netflix is planning a live-action show for the series (Pokemon), which has actually been in development since at least June 2021!
According to pop film expert Kristian Harloff, Netflix is in the process of "going from development to pre-production" of the live-action Pokemon series, with the reason that Pokemon may be the successor title as Stranger Things comes to an end with its upcoming fifth season:
"What I've heard: Netflix is weighing from development to pre-production of the live-action Pokemon series. It will be their next flagship after Stranger Things, which is why "Ash" (Ash) ends his story in the anime. ”
It is worth mentioning:
In the previous farewell season of The Pokemon Ultimate Journey: Series, Ash Ketchum, who had long been the protagonist of the Pokemon anime, retired from the animated series after 25 years, and after Ash left the story, a new anime in the series is about to introduce a new hero.
Although the news has not yet been further confirmed by Netflix, "Pokemon" has become one of the biggest brands in the entertainment industry, and in the past few years, Netflix (at least in the United States) has become the core of the series.
So, in a way, Netflix's live-action adaptation feels logical!
Interestingly: Pop film expert Kristian Harloff said in previous comments that "Ash's story in anime is over", but does this mean that Netflix plans to adapt the live-action adventure story of "Ash"?
This may be one of the most anticipated possibilities for many Pokemon fans.
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