Sono state annunciate le nomination
agli Annie Awards, il riconoscimento
cinematografico dedicato al campo dell’animazione, conferito ogni
anno dai membri della ASIFA-Hollywood (la sezione di Hollywood
della “Association Internationale du Film d’Animation”).
Ecco di seguito le nomination agli Annie Awards:
Best Animated Feature
“Finding Dory,” Pixar Animation Studios
“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika
“Kung Fu Panda 3,” DreamWorks Animation
“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation
Best Animated Feature – Independent
“Long Way North,” Sacrebleu Productions, Maybe Movies,
NorlumStudios, France 3 Cinéma and 2 Minutes
“Miss Hokusai,” GKids
“My Life as a Zucchini,” GKids
“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not
Productions
“Your Name.,” CoMix Wave Films
Best Animated Special Production
“Audrie & Daisy,” AfterImage Public Media in association with
Actual Films for Netflix
“Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Scroll,” DreamWorks Animation
“Little Big Awesome,” Titmouse, Inc./Amazon Studios
“Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life,” CBS Films/J.P.
Entertainment/Participant Media
“Pear Cider and Cigarettes,” Massive Swerve Studios and Passion
Pictures Animation
Best Animated Short Subject
“Blind Vaysha,” National FilmBoard of Canada
“Deer Flower,” Studio ZAZAC
“Path Title Sequence,” Acme Filmworks
“Pearl,” Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures
“Piper,” Pixar Animation Studios
Best Animated Television/Broadcast Commercial
“Duelyst,” Powerhouse Animation Studios, Inc.
“LEGO Star
Wars: The Force Awakens” Trailer, Plastic Wax
“Lily & the Snowman,” Hornet
Loteria “Night Shift,” Passion Pictures Ltd.
“The Importance of Paying Attention: Teeth,” Bill Plympton
Studio
Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production for Preschool
Children
“Ask the StoryBots,” Episode: Why Do I Have to Brush My Teeth?,
JibJab Bros. Studios for Netflix
“Peg + Cat,” Episode: The Disappearing Art Problem, The Fred
Rogers Company/ 9ate7 Productions
“Puffin Rock – The First Snow,” Episode 59, Cartoon Saloon, Dog
Ears, Penguin RandomHouse
“The Stinky & Dirty Show,” Episode: Squeak, Amazon Studios and
Brown Bag Films
“Tumble Leaf,” Episode: Mighty Mud Movers / Having a Ball,
Amazon Studios and Bix Pix Entertainment
Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production for Children
“Adventure Time,” Episode: Bad Jubies, Bix Pix Entertainment,
Cartoon Network, Frederator Studios
“DreamWorks Voltron Legendary Defender,” Episode: Return of the
Gladiator, DreamWorks Animation Television
“Elena of Avalor,” Episode: A Day to Remember, Disney Television
Animation
“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” Episode: Trans-Dimensional
Turtles, Nickelodeon
“Wander Over Yonder,” Episode: My Fair Hatey, Disney Television
Animation
Best General Audience Animated Television/Broadcast
Production
“Bob’s Burgers,” Episode: Glued, Where’s My Bob?, Bento Box
Entertainment
“BoJack Horseman,” Episode: Fish Out of Water, Tornante
Productions for Netflix
“Long Live the Royals,” Episode: Punk Show, Cartoon Network
Studios
“The Simpsons,” Episode: Barthood, Gracie Films in Association
with 20th Century Fox Television
“The Venture Bros,” Episode: Hostile Makeover, Titmouse,
Inc.
Best Student Film
“Citipati,” Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg
“FISHWITCH,” Adrienne Dowling
“The Abyss,” Liying Huang
“The Wrong End of the Stick,” Terri Matthews
“Twiddly Things,” Adara Todd
Animated Effects in an Animated Production
“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Lead Effects Artist: David
Horsley; CG Look Development Lead: Eric Wachtman; Senior
Compositor: Timur Khodzhaev; Compositor: Daniel Leatherdale; Lead
CG Lighter: Terrance Tomberg
“Kung Fu Panda 3,” DreamWorks Animation; Effects Sequence Lead:
Matt Titus; Effects Sequence Lead: Jeff Budsberg; Effects Sequence
Lead: Carl Hooper; Effects Sequence Lead: Louis Flores; Effects
Sequence Lead: Jason Mayer
“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Head of Effects
Animation: Marlon West; Effects Lead: Erin V. Ramos; Effects Lead:
Blair Pierpont; Foundation Effects Lead: Ian J. Coony; Effects
Lead: John M. Kosnik
“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not
Productions; Special Effects Supervisor: Mouloud Oussid
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Effects Lead: Thom
Wickes; Effects Lead: Henrik Fält; Effects Animator: Dong Joo Byun;
Effects Animator: Rattanin Sirinaruemarn; Effects Animator: Sam
Klock
Animated Effects in a Live Action Production
“Deepwater Horizon,” Lionsgate; The Rig; Effects TD
Supervisor: Raul Essig; Digital Artist : Mark Chataway; Lead
Digital Artist : George Kuruvilla; Digital Artist : Mihai
Cioroba
“Doctor Strange,” Marvel, Mirror Dimension; FX
Supervisor: Georg Kaltenbrunner; Digital Artist : Michael Marcuzzi;
Digital Artist : Thomas Bevan; Digital Artist: Andrew Graham;
Digital Artist: Jihyun Yoon
“Ghostbusters,” Iloura; Animator: Terry Bannon; Animator:
Nicholas Tripodi; Animator: Daniel Fotheringham; Animator: Matt
Weaver; Animator: Julien Boudou
“The BFG,” Amblin Entertainment and Walt Disney Pictures; Lead
Effects TD: Claude Schitter; Senior Previs Animator: Benjaman
Folkman; Senior Effects TD: Gary Boyle; FX Supervisor: David
Caeiro; CG Supervisor: Luke Millar
“Warcraft,” Legendary/Universal; Magic; Legendary/ Universal; FX
Supervisor: John Hansen; Lead Artist: George Kuruvilla; Lead
Artist: Alexis Hall, Lead Artist: Gordon Chapman; Lead Artist: Ben
O’Brien
Character Animation in an Animated Television/Broadcast
Production
“Atomic Puppet,” Mercury Filmworks, Gaumont Animation,
Technicolor; Character Animator: Barry Kennedy; Characters:
Disastro, Phil Felt, Joey Felt, Old
Man, Atomic Puppet, Mookie, Vivian Felt, Smoke Monster,
Principal Wartickle, Sword Sister (Paulina), Were-chicken, Chicken,
Mr. Inkwood, Cornelius (Octopus), Atomic Android, incidental
characters
“DreamWorks Trollhunters,” Episode: Becoming, Part 1, DreamWorks
Animation Television; Character Animator: Mike Chaffe; Characters:
Blinky, Aaarrrgghh!!
“The Snowy Day,” Amazon Studios and Karrot
Entertainment; Lead Animator: Rob Thomson; Character: Peter, Mom,
Nana and other various characters
“Tumble Leaf,” Episode: Thinking Outside The Hoop / Fig’s
HayMaze-ing Wander, Amazon Studios and Bix Pix Entertainment; Lead
Animator: Dan MacKenzie; Characters: Fig, Hedge, Stick, Okra,
Maple, Pine, Buckeye, Gourd, Chickens
“Tumble Leaf,” Episode: Mighty Mud Movers / Having a Ball,
Amazon Studios and Bix Pix Entertainment; Lead Animator: Joe
Heinen; Characters: Fig, Hedge, Stick, Buckeye, Pine, Beetles
Character Animation in an Animated Feature Production
“Finding Dory,” Pixar Animation Studios; Character Development
and Animation: Erick Oh; Characters: All Characters
“Kubo and the Two Strings” Laika; Animator: Jan Maas;
Characters: Multiple
“Kung Fu Panda 3,” DreamWorks Animation; Animation Supervisor:
Ludovic Bouancheau; Characters: Various
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Animator: Dave Hardin
Charactes: Judy Hopps, Stu Hopps, Bonnie Hopps, Chief Bogo, Nick
Wilde,
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Animator: Chad
Sellers; Characters: Mr. Big, Koslov, Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde,
Flash
Character Animation in a Live Action Production
“Captain America: Civil War,” Marvel Studios; Spider-man; ILM
Animation Supervisor: Steve Rawlins; CG Lead Artist: Ebrahim
Jahromi; Associate Animation Supervisor: Cedric Lo; CG Lead Artist:
Stephen King; Digital Artist: Yair Gutierrez
“Games of Thrones,” HBO, Episode: Battle of the Bastards; Visual
Effects By Iloura: Nicholas Tripodi; Visual Effects By Iloura: Dean
Elliott; Visual Effects By Iloura: James Hollingworth; Visual
Effects By Iloura: Matt Weaver
“The Jungle Book,” Walt Disney Pictures; Animation
Supervisor: Andrew R. Jones; Animation Supervisor: Peta Bayley;
Animation Supervisor: Gabriele Zucchelli; Character Supervisor:
Benjamin Jones
“The Jungle Book,” Walt Disney Pictures; Animation Supervisor:
Andrew R. Jones; Senior Animation Supervisor: Paul Story; Animation
Supervisor: Dennis Yoo; Motion Editor: Eteuati Tema; Senior Facial
Modeller: Andrei Coval
“Warcraft ,” Legendary/Universal; Orcs; Animation Supervisor:
Hal Hickel; Digital Artist : Jee Young Park; Digital Artist:
Kai-Hua Lan; Animation Supervisor: Cedric Lo; Animation Supervisor:
KimHuat Ooi
Character Animation in a Video Game
“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends,” Ludia Inc.; Character
Animator: Lucio Mennillo; Character: Donatello Vision; Character
Animator: Martine Quesnel; Character: Leonardo Vision;
Character Animator: Alexandre Cheff; Character: Donatello LARP;
Character Animator: Laura Gorrie; Character: Leatherhead LARP; Lead
Animator: Guillaume Charrin; Character: Raphael Vision
“Titanfall 2,” Respawn Entertainment; Character Animator: Ranon
Sarono, Character: Jack Cooper, BT-7274, Weapons; Character
Animator: Shawn Wilson; Character: BT-7274, Creatures; Lead
Animator: Mark Grigsby Character: BT-7274, Jack Cooper, Viper,
Weapons; Lead Animator: Paul Messerly Character: BT-7274, Jack
Cooper, AI; Character Animator: Moy Parra, Character BT-7274,
Villains
“Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End,” Naughty Dog; Lead Animator: Jeremy
Yates Character: All; Lead Animator: Almudena Soria Character: All;
Lead Animator: Eric Baldwin Character: All; Lead Animator: Paul
Davies Character: All; Lead Animator: Tom Bland Character: All;
Witcher 3 Expansion Packs – Character Animation Reel; CDProjekt Red
Lead Animator: Sebastian Kalemba; Character: Directing role
Character Design in an Animated Television/Broadcast
Production
“Counterfeit Cat,” Episode: 28 Seconds Later, Tricon Kids &
Family and Wildseed Kids; Art Director: Raphaël Chabassol;
Character: Full cast: Max, Gark, Betty, etc.
“DreamWorks Trollhunters,” Episode: Win, Lose or Draal,
DreamWorks Animation Television; Character Designer: Victor
Maldonado, Character: All Characters; Character Designer: Alfredo
Torres, Character: All Characters; Character Designer: Jules
Rigolle, Character: All Characters
“Pig Goat Banana Cricket,” Episode: It’s Time to Slumber Party,
Nickelodeon; Character Designer: Jennifer Wood, Character:
Various
“Rain or Shine,” Google Spotlight Stories/Nexus Studios;
Character Design: Robin Davey, Character: Multiple
“Wander Over Yonder,” Episode: The Night Out, Disney Television
Animation; Character Designer: Benjamin Balistreri, Character:
Various
Character Design in an Animated Feature Production
“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Character Designer: Shannon
Tindle, Characters: Multiple
“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Art Director Characters:
Bill Schwab, Characters: Moana, Maui, Pua, Heihei, Tamatoa,
Kakamora, Lalotai Characters (Realm of Monsters); Visual
Development Artist: Jin Kim, Charactesr: Moana, Maui, Gramma
Tala, Sina, Ancestor Wayfinders, Lalotai Characters (Realm of
Monsters), Te Kā
“The Secret Life of Pets,” Illumination Entertainment; Character
Design by: Eric Guillon Character: All
“Trolls,” DreamWorks Animation; Art Director: Tim Lamb,
Characters: Trolls; Character Designer: Craig Kellman, Characters:
Bergens
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Character Design :
Cory Loftis, Characters: Nick Wilde, Judy Hopps, Flash, Chief Bogo,
Clawhauser, Mr. Big, Fru Fru, Koslov, Bellwether, Yax, Finnick,
Doug, Mr. and Mrs. Otterton, Duke Weaselton, Misc. Characters
Directing in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
“A Love Story,” Passion Pictures; Director: Saschka Unseld
“Adventure Time,” Episode: Bad Jubies, Cartoon Network Studios;
Director: Kirsten Lepore
“Open Season: Scared Silly,” Episode: Open Season: Scared Silly;
Sony Pictures Animation; Director: David Feiss
“Pearl,” Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures; Director:
Patrick Osborne
“Wander Over Yonder,” Episode: My Fair Hatey, Disney Television
Animation; Director: Dave Thomas; Director: Eddie Trigueros;
Director: Justin Nichols
Directing in an Animated Feature Production
“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Director: Travis Knight
“My Life as a Zucchini,”GKids; Director: Claude Barras
“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not
Productions; Director: Michael Dudok de Wit
“Your Name.,” CoMix Wave Films; Director: Makoto Shinkai
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Director: Byron
Howard; Director: Rich Moore
Music in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
“Bob’s Burgers,” Episode: Glued, Where’s My Bob?, Bento Box
Entertainment; Composer: Loren Bouchard; Composer: John Dylan
Keith
“Disney Mickey Mouse,” Episode: Dancevidaniya, Disney Television
Animation; Composer: Christopher Willis
“DreamWorks Trollhunters,” Episode: Becoming, Part 1, DreamWorks
Animation Television; Composer: Alexandre Desplat; Composer:
TimDavis
“Pearl,” Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures; Composer:
Scot Stafford; Composer/Lyricist: Alexis Harte; Composer/Lyricist:
JJ Wiesler
“Star Wars Rebels,” Episode: #2-24: Twilight of the Apprentice,
LucasfilmLtd. / Disney XD; Composer: Kevin Kiner
Music in an Animated Feature Production
“Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders,” Warner Bros. Animation;
Composer: Kristopher Carter; Composer: Lolita Ritmanis; Composer:
Michael McCuistion
“Sing,” Illumination Entertainment; Composer: Joby Talbot
“The Little Prince,” Netflix and On Animation Studios; Composer:
Hans Zimmer; Composer: Richard Harvey; Composer/Lyricist:
Camille
“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not
Productions; Composer: Laurent Perez del Mar
“The Secret Life of Pets,” Illumination Entertainment, Composer:
Alexandre Desplat
Production Design in an Animated Television Broadcast
Production
“Adventure TIme,” Episode: Bad Jubies; Bix Pix Entertainment,
Cartoon Network, Frederator Studios; Production Design: Jason
Kolowski
“Pearl,” Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures; Production
Design: Tuna Bora
“Puffin Rock,” Episode: The First Snow, Cartoon Saloon, Dog Ears
and Penguin for Netflix; Production Design: Lily Bernard
“Rain or Shine,” Google Spotlight Stories/Nexus Studios;
Production Design: Robin Davey
“The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show,” Episode: The Wrath of Hughes,
DreamWorks Animation Television; Production Design: Kevin Dart;
Production Design: Sylvia Liu; Production Design: Chris Turnham;
Production Design: Eastwood Wong
Production Design in an Animated Feature Production
“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Production Design: Nelson
Lowry; Production Design: Trevor Dalmer; Production Design: August
Hall; Production Design: Ean McNamara
“Kung Fu Panda 3,” DreamWorks Animation; Production Design:
Raymond Zibach; Production Design: Max Boas
“The Little Prince,” Netflix and On Animation Studio; Production
Design: Lou Romano; Production Design: Alexander Juhasz; Production
Design: Celine Desrumaux
“Trolls,” DreamWorks Animation; Production Design: Kendal
Cronkhite; Production Design: Tim Lamb
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Production Design:
David Goetz; Production Design: Matthias Lechner
Storyboarding in an Animated Television/Broadcast
Production
“Atomic Puppet,” Episode: Sick Day, Mercury Filmworks, Gaumont
Animation, Technicolor; Storyboard Artist: Kyle Marshall
“Disney Mickey Mouse,” Episode: Road Hogs, Disney Television
Animation; Storyboard Artist: Heiko Von Drengenberg
“DreamWorks Trollhunters,” Episode: Win, Lose or Draal,
DreamWorks Animation Television; Storyboard Artist: Hyunjoo
Song
“Milo Murphy’s Law,” Episode: Going the Extra Milo, Disney
Television Animation; Storyboard Artist: Dan Povenmire; Storyboard
Artist: Kyle Menke
“The Adventures of Puss in Boots,” Episode: Prey Time,
DreamWorks Animation Television; Storyboard Artist: Ben Juwono
Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production
“Finding Dory,” Pixar Animation Studios; Storyboard Artist:
Trevor Jimenez
“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Storyboard Artist: Mark
Garcia
“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Storyboard Artist:
Normand Lemay
“Trolls,” DreamWorks Animation; Storyboard Artist: Claire
Morrissey
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Storyboard Artist:
Dean Wellins
Voice Acting in an Animated Television/Broadcast
Production
“BoJack Horseman,” Episode: Multiple Episodes; Tornante
Productions, LLC for Netflix; Alison Brie as Diane Nguyen
“Open Season: Scared Silly,” Episode: Open Season: Scared Silly;
Sony Pictures Animation; Will Townsend as Mr. Weenie
“Splash and Bubbles,” Episode: #102 I Only Have Eyespots/Double
Bubbles; The Jim Henson Company and Herschend Entertainment;
Puppeteer Leslie Carrara-Rudolph as: Bubbles
“Star Wars Rebels,” Episode: #3-05: Hera’s Heroes, LucasfilmLtd.
/ Disney XD; Lars Mikkelsen as Grand Admiral Thrawn
“The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show,” Episode: Ponce de León;
DreamWorks Animation Television; Carlos Alazraqui as Ponce de
León
Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production
“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Art Parkinson as Kubo
“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Auli’i Cravalho as
Moana
“Storks,” Warner Animation Group; Katie Crown as Tulip
“Trolls,” DreamWorks Animation; Zooey Deschanel as Bridget
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Jason Bateman as Nick
Wilde
Writing in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
“Bob’s Burgers,” Episode: The Hormone-iums, Bento Box
Entertainment; Writer: Lizzie Molyneux; Writer: Wendy Molyneux
“Gravity Falls.” Episode: Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls,
Disney TV Animation; Writer: Shion Takeuchi; Writer: Mark Rizzo;
Writer: Jeff Rowe; Writer: Josh Weinstein; Writer: Alex Hirsch
“Puffin Rock – The First Snow,” Episode: 59; Cartoon Saloon, Dog
Ears, Penguin Random House; Writer: Davey Moore
“The Simpson,” Episode: Barthood, Gracie Films in Association
with 20th Century Fox Television; Writer: Dan Greaney
“The Simpsons,” Episode: The Burns Cage; Gracie Films in
Association with 20th Century Fox Television; Writer: Rob
LaZebnik
Writing in an Animated Feature Production
“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Writer: Marc Haimes; Writer:
Chris Butler
“My Life as a Zucchini,” GKids; Writer: Céline Sciamma
“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not
Productions; Writer:Michael Dudok de Wit; Writer: Pascale
Ferran
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Writer: Jared Bush;
Writer: Phil Johnston
Editorial in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
“All Hail King Julien,” Episode: King Julien Superstar!;
DreamWorks Animation Television; David Craig, Jeff Adams
“Bob’s Burgers,” Episode: Sea Me Now; Bento Box Entertainment;
Mark Seymour, Chuck Smith, Eric Davidson
“Disney Mickey Mouse,” Episode: Sock Burglar, Disney Television
Animation; Illya Owens
“Gravity Falls,” Episode: Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls,
Disney TV Animation; Kevin Locarro; Andrew Sorcini; Nancy Frazen;
Tony Mizgalski
“Star Wars Rebels,” Episode: #2-24: Twilight of the Apprentice;
LucasfilmLtd. / Disney XD; Joe E. Elwood, Alex McDonnell
Editorial in an Animated Feature Production
“April and the Extraordinary World,” GKids, Nazim Meslem
“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika, Christopher Murrie
“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios, Jeff Draheim
“Sausage Party,” Columbia Pictures, Annapurna Pictures; Kevin
Pavlovic
“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Fabienne Rawley,
Jeremy Milton
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Nati nel 1972 per riconoscere il
contributo degli artisti americani al mondo dell’animazione, nel
1992 sono diventati una vera e propria cerimonia di premiazione
sullo stile dei premi Oscar, aggiungendo ai
riconoscimenti individuali anche categorie più generali, come
quella del “Miglior lungometraggio d’animazione”.
Fonte: Variety
Perché ambientare il nuovo
classico in Oceania
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di Oceania
Per i meno ferrati,
spieghiamo che la Ace Chemicals è la fabbrica di
agenti chimici in cui Joker subisce la sua
trasformazione e in cui anche la dottoressa Harleen
Quinzel si trasforma in Harley Quinn,
come ci mostrano alcune brevi scene del film visto al cinema.
Ambientato nel 2029 a New
Port City (Giappone) in un mondo a metà fra l’universo di
Blade Runner (1982) e quello di
Akira (1988), Ghost in the Shell
è un’opera essenziale nella sua durata (appena 82 minuti) ma
complessa nella struttura e tanto macchinosa quanto affascinante
nella vastità delle tematiche che affronta. Il ritmo sostenuto che
contraddistingue la creatura di Oshii avvolge lo spettatore in un
algida membrana dove il tempo sembra fermarsi e pare ci sia spazio
per concentrarsi esclusivamente sulle profonde riflessioni di tipo
religioso-filosofico che la sceneggiatura firmata da
Kazunori Ito fa emergere per comporre un mosaico
contenutistico dal valore incontestabile. L’ingannevole percezione
del reale, la deriva del progresso tecnologico, il concetto di
identità e di “essere” al quale l’individuo si sente
intrinsecamente legato sono questioni analizzate con inquietante e
seducente lungimiranza, che si insinuano nella splendida
caratterizzazione di Motoko Kusanagi, il cyborg
protagonista della storia (vero e proprio precursore dell’immagine
dell’eroina animata – o in carne ed ossa – sul grande
schermo) e che si amalgamano insieme alla perfezione anche grazie
alle solenni musiche composte da Kenji Kawai.
