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Devilman

Devilman
Japanese:Debiruman
Format: TV Episodes
Episodes: 39
Genre(s): Action, horror fiction
Director: Tomoharu Katsumata
Created by: Go Misawa
Licensed by: Toei Animation
Anime Info Submitted By: The Emperor
Updated By: The Emperor
Synopsis:
Devilman evolved from Go Nagai's previous manga, Demon Lord Dante, after Toei Animation approached Go about turning Dante into a television series. The producers wanted certain elements toned down, and a more human-like anti-hero created. Devilman was born as a result of this; Go Nagai worked on the anime's scenario along with Masaki Tsuji, a well-known anime scenario writer (who later worked on such series as Captain Future, Urusei Yatsura, and Dr. Slump) and a highly successful and regarded novelist of several mystery fictions. Along with the television series, Devilman was also produced as a serialized manga in Shukan Shōnen Magazine over 53 issues beginning in 1972. Go Nagai designed the manga to be more horror-like and mature than the anime version, making it similar in tone to Mao Dante. It was later reprinted in a five-volume series, and has enjoyed over a dozen reprints and in five different languages. The manga's occult horror elements, extreme violence, and complex apocalyptic story line made it an instant hit.


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