CATDOLL: Shueisha sells a large number of comics and film and television copyrights. Will "One Punch Man" be adapted into a live-action version?

In recent years, Japanese anime works have tended to be adapted into live-action works. Many works have been launched into live-action dramas or live-action movies, and some works have been widely praised. Now Japanese media reports that the live-action wave of Japanese anime works is coming soon. VIZ Media, a subsidiary of Shueisha and Shogakukan, has disclosed their live-action plans for anime works. They announced that they will cooperate with the American UTA artist agency to launch a plan to adapt comics into live-action movies. VIZ's authorized comics including "One Piece", "Naruto", "Bleach", "Tokyo Ghoul", "One Punch Man", "Pokemon" and other works will be launched into live-action film and television works with American companies. Everyone was shocked when they heard the news.

In fact, before this plan was actually announced, many popular comics announced that they would have live-action movies released in the United States. Although many people complained that the previous live-action version of "Dragon Ball" was too bad, there are still classic popular works such as "Death Note" and "Naruto" that have recently announced that they will have live-action versions produced in the United States.

When everyone sees this news, the first thing they think of is that the original works will be destroyed. In fact, many of these works are not suitable for adaptation into live-action works. Many netizens also complained: "It's possible for a stage play, but it's too expensive to make a movie. It feels like almost all special effects.", "Pokemon live-action version... um, I remember that one that was particularly funny", "This... is terrible". It seems that everyone has no hope for these classic comics to be adapted into live-action movies. After all, there have been too many failed examples before. The key is that almost all of the works listed are not daily works. How can works like "One Piece" and "Naruto" realize their worlds? What do you think about this? Let's discuss it.