Ritji Gontor

What if Japan made a Justice League Anime Introduction: This is the fan idea for a justice league anime series. DC has few Japanese media adaptations of Batman and other DC heroes such as Batman Gotham Knight, Batman Ninja, DC superheroes vs. eagle talon, Batman & the Justice League Manga, and Catwoman Hunted. Besides Batman, what about anime series centered on the Justice League and showing favorite and popular DC heroes and villains such as Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Lantern, Lex Luthor, and Darkseid. What if Warner Bros Japan will team up with Anime studios such as TMS, Pierrot, Kyoto Animation, Toei, and Bones to produce Anime. With the help of American creative consultants from DC comics like Geoff Johns and Brandon Vietti, who create many DC multimedia projects such as The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, Batman: The Brave & The Bold, and Young Justice. In the 2000s, Marvel did some Japanese Anime projects, such as four marvel anime seasons based on Iron Man, Blade,

What if Japan made a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Anime Introduction: This is the fan idea if Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has an anime adaption for a second time. On May 21,1996, they had a 2-episode OVA called Mutant Turtles Superman Legends for merchandising toys and action figures in Japan. It was funny, cheesy, weird and the action scenes are goofy and oddball with a Super Sentai/Power Rangers aesthetic. The Anime will be produced by a Viacom subsidiary in Japan and an anime company such as Toei Animation, Production I.G., Mappa, or Madhouse. It needs some parody elements from Naruto, Digimon, Dragon Ball, and Beastars. It will be a good inspiration for the TMNT anime and have martial arts, aliens, and animal-like mutants. Action sequences and fight scenes will be accurate and with many martial arts themes and ninjutsu actions. The Anime needs Comedic and dramatic Moments and a little shot of romance and character development for the main and supporting characters. Famous actors/a

  Expanding the Street Fighter Franchise Expanding the Street Fighter franchise requires a strategic approach that takes into account the success and strategies of other franchises like Sonic the Hedgehog, Star Wars, Dragon Ball, and Mortal Kombat. the Street Fighter franchise will n expand its reach, attract new fans, and create a vibrant and thriving ecosystem that extends beyond just the games. 1. Multi-Media Approach: it will expand Street Fighter into various forms of media. This could include animated TV shows, movies, web series, comic books, novels, and merchandise. Utilize these different platforms to tell captivating stories, expand the universe, and reach a wider audience. 2. Cross-Platform Integration: Adopt the approach of franchises like Sonic the Hedgehog that extend beyond games by exploring collaborations in other forms of media. Consider partnering with other popular franchises or media platforms to create crossover events, such as Street Fighter characters appeari

My Street Fighter reboot movie franchise Legandary studio that created movies like Dune,Pacific Rim, Monsterverse, acquiring the film and TV rights to the classic fighting game Street Fighter. The studio will work with video game company Capcom on future projects. the movie will be directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, The Australian twin filmmaker duo behind Sundance horror sensation Talk to Me are in final negotiations to direct Street Fighter, Legendary’s feature adaptation of the classic video game from Capcom. I think the movie will be better than two live action movies because the success of their latest installment, Street Fighter 6 and rival their American fighting game counterpart, Mortal Kombat.  Here are some movie/tv spinoff ideas for the street fighter franchise: Movie 1:  Street Fighter 1/Street Fighter Alpha - The first movie would introduce the audience to Ryu and Ken, two martial artists who travel the world in search of the perfect opponent. The story would