Yoko Higuchiさんのイラストまとめ

I see the debate between superhero films vs. auteur filmmakers is back again (honestly no idea why), but these filmmakers (Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, etc.) have done so much for the artform that they should be allowed to question/criticize the current state of cinema.

Wow... Godzilla vs. Gigan Rex has officially been released and it's absolutely stunning! This is a perfect Godzilla short film featuring some incredible kaiju action. Gemstone has done something remarkable here.

*AMAZING* work!

Watch the short film here: https://t.co/JBFILwfQiF

What Shin Godzilla, Shin Ultraman, and [presumably] Shin Kamen Rider do so well is bring each of their titular characters back to basics after decades of media that's followed, while also adding a new spin to them. Anno and Higuchi know how to faithfully adapt these cinema icons.

27 years of giant mechs and traumatized child soldiers. On October 4th, 1995, Hideaki Anno's magnum opus Neon Genesis Evangelion premiered its first episode in Japan. The series would later become one of the most important works of Japanese media and still is today. #Evangelion27

Seven... Seven... Seven... Seven...

Seven! Seven! Seven! Seven! Seven! Seven!

A distant star is your birthplace.

Ultraseven, fighter Seven, Ultraseven, Seven! Seven!

Forward, even to the edge of the galaxy with the Ultra Eye, Spark!

Here's to 55 years of our hero Ultraseven.

In Shinji's first time piloting Eva Unit-01, he has to learn how to mentally operate a mech, fight a giant alien monster, and feel the sensation of physical pain as the monster breaks Unit-01's arms and pierces its head. And people think he's weak? He's stronger than all of you. https://t.co/RuMXVufJO4

If you've seen this show, prove it by quoting it

The Heisei Gamera trilogy. @gamera_info

Directed by @shusukekaneko, special effects by @shinji_higuchi.

Godzilla Fan /// Their Absolute Favorite Godzilla https://t.co/ve96nE3BbB

A healthy reminder on the 25th anniversary of Hideaki Anno's The End of Evangelion that director Wes Anderson has listed the film as one of his top 10 favorite animated films of all-time. Wes Anderson and Hideaki Anno. Genius recognizes genius. I love it. #TheEndOfEvangelion25