Netflix has continued its current string of live-action anime adaptations with a 2025 reimagining of one of the most popular ...

What follows is one of the darkest anime stories in history. Netflix made a live-action version of Bebop starring John Cho, but nothing beats the original. With influences from spaghetti westerns ...

Though it has elements of a spaghetti Western ... the feature-length Blame! anime adaption on Netflix succeeds where the manga fails. The manga follows its protagonist from one adventure to ...

Thankfully, streaming services like Netflix aren’t hamstrung by what is current or what’s raked in the most ticket sales. They have a diverse offering of Westerns — from classic spaghetti ...

She returned for Netflix’s live-action version. By Leigh-Ann Jackson The anime series “Cowboy Bebop” debuted in Japan in 1998, combining futuristic space travel with Spaghetti Western grit ...

This Halloween alone saw anime-inspired costumes from “Euphoria” star Hunter Schafer, YouTuber Bretman Rock and more. The phenomenon is one Netflix has quickly capitalized on, with the ...

The live-action Pierrot also has an actual reason to target Spike in the Netflix series, as he’s a killer hired by Vicious. Finally, in the anime, Spike uses western throwing knives, while in ...

That loyal fanbase means there’s a lot riding on Netflix’s new adaptation: pressure to maintain the spirit of the original show while paving the way for more live-action anime adaptations to come.