Brau-1589: A Fandub of Naoki Urasawa’s Pluto
This is a reupload because Shogakukan/YouTube cracked down on the two Urasawa videos I made for copyright reasons. I made this about two years ago, but I’m still very pleased with it, all voices and editing by me, yadda yadda yadda.
Any videos of mine that get taken down from YouTube will go up to my new Dailymotion account instead. Which kinda sucks cause Dailymotion is essentially an irrelevant YouTube, but it’s better than Vimeo and their ridiculous 500 MB VIDEO LIMIT. Vimeo’s garbage.
The 20th Century Boys fandub will also be posted as soon as it’s uploaded.
I remember when I first read Pluto, I never thought a book about basically a re-telling of a arc on Astro boy and robot and shit would make me cry.
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I reread pluto for a painting I want to do, and now I don’t even want to touch the painting. So I decided to do this instead, with uh Gesicht out of character :V Now back to my hole to continue paintiiiiinnngg
I’ve also edited this like 4 times before upload, my eyes are bleeding oRANGE
Urasawa’s look-alike characters : “God” as a young businessman from 20th Century Boys and Abullah in Pluto.
Urasawa has already said, I believed, that he was inspired by Osamu in re-using his character designs as “actors” in his “universe” of stories. Which is why you rarely see character in one story looking too much alike(unless related) but will if you looked at his other works together.
But you can tell how in the subtle strokes and tweaks he does to his “actors” in each work how different these two characters are, despite sharing the same character model.
A quick doodle of my favourite comic Pluto! It’s this really cute story that follows the life of a Europol detective and his wife thinking about adopting their first child of their own! So I decided to draw Helena getting distracted by children’s toys while they’re out shopping the morning after talking about adopting.
Throughout Pluto, you meet all these great characters that they befriend, and you get attached to everyone! It’s such a great read, and you should check it out if you haven’t read it yet!
And it’s completed! There’s about 8 volumes, but you can complete it in about 3-4 hours if you cannonball through it!
Click here to start!
