なぜ『コブラ』はハリウッドですら実写化できなかったのか【寺沢武一/コブラ】

There was a manga that a certain film director described as "my dream project." The budget was $150 million, approximately 16.5 billion yen. Yet, this film was never made. This video delves into the circumstances surrounding the project's cancellation despite Hollywood acquiring the film rights, and the little-known struggles of the author, Buichi Terasawa. ▼ Works covered in this video Cobra by Buichi Terasawa (Weekly Shonen Jump, serialized 1978-1984 / 18 volumes total) Takeru by Buichi Terasawa (1992 / World's first full-CG manga) COBRA OVER THE RAINBOW by Buichi Terasawa (COMIC Hu, 2019-2020) ▼ About the channel Boykuma is a channel that delves deep into the background of classic manga and anime. Please subscribe and like! What are your memories of Cobra? Was it his childhood, when he imitated the Psycho Gun, the anime's theme song, or the life of a man who hid his dreams in his left arm? Please let us know in the comments! *This video is based on publicly available information. #Cobra #Terasawa Buichi #Psycho Gun #Hollywood Live-Action Adaptation #Tezuka Osamu #Weekly Shonen Jump #Space Pirate Cobra #Digital Manga #Crystal Boy #Armaroid Lady #Manga Explanation #Boykuma