DoNews Game August 29 news (reporter Cao Yang) Japanese popular manga "Yaren" announced that it will shoot a live-action movie version, starring Ken Sato, who has starred in several comic book adaptations. At the same time, the director is Katsuyuki Motomoto, who has previously filmed "Jumping the Great Search Line". The film will be filmed from November to December this year and is expected to be released next summer.
"Yaren" is a science fiction manga created by Japanese manga artist Sakurai Kamen, which mainly tells the story of the sudden appearance of "human beings" who will not die on the battlefields of Africa 17 years ago. Since then, this new species of immortality has frequently appeared among humans, so it is called "subhuman". The protagonist becomes an underling after a traffic accident, and in Japan, he is conducting an inhumane and secret experiment with the subhuman, and the protagonist and his party flee in order to survive. The game has been serialized in Kodansha's manga magazine Monthly good in 2012! afternoon", which has been published in 8 volumes and is not yet complete. It is understood that the game has been adapted into three animated films since 2015, the first "Impulse" was released on November 27, 2015, the second "Conflict" was released on May 6, 2016, and the third "Rush" was released on September 23, 2016. The TV anime adaptation aired from January to March 2016.
Ken Sato made his first starring role in the feature film Kamen Rider Electric King in 2007, and then starred in the manga adaptation film "Ranger Kenshin" in 2014, which was a great success. In 2015, the male protagonist in the comic book movie "Dream Eater" is the most sincere and is widely known by fans. Director Hiroyuki Ben has directed the first and second films of "Jumping the Great Search Line", and this year also filmed the comic live-action movie "Laughing at the Cloudy Sky".
According to relevant sources, the film script will be an original story set by the original work, and the action scenes of the work will be many, and there will be many places to use CG technology, and it is very likely that Ken Sato will not have to stand-in to play himself. In addition, in terms of actors, except for Ken Sato, other candidates have not yet been determined. (End)