First Look At SUPER CROOKS TV Anime From Studio Bones Revealed

First Look At SUPER CROOKS TV Anime From Studio Bones Revealed

Here's your first look at the Netflix's Supercrooks TV anime adaptation from Studio Bones. Motonobu Hori is directing from a script adapted by Dai Sato.

By MarkJulian - Jun 16, 2021 08:06 AM EST
Filed Under: Seinen
Source: Variety

We previously reported that the next step for Netflix's Jupiter's Legacy franchise would be a TV anime based on Mark Millar's spinoff comic book, Supercrooks and Netflix Japan has revealed a first look at the character designs via Twitter.

For those unaware, Jupiter's Legacy was reportedly a problematic, expensive flop for the streamer, which is looking to replace its crop of Marvel shows (Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, Daredevil, Punisher, The Defenders) following the launch of Disney+. To that end, Netflix acquired Mark Millar's Millarworld (minus Kick-Ass, Hit-Girl and Kingsmen).

The first project out the gate was a live-action adaptation of Jupiter's Legacy but the focus moving forward will be on Supercrooks with a TV anime set for release first, followed by a live-action series.

Netflix released the first look at the series at this year's Annecy Film Festival and confirmed that Motonobu Hori is directing from a script adapted by  Dai Sato and character designs from Takafumi Mitani.  

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