

TEZUKA! God of Manga
Overview
Osamu Tezuka is known as the “God of Manga.” He was the genius Japanese artist who pioneered manga and anime after WWII. He’s often compared to Walt Disney, but that’s a disservice to Tezuka —that’s how much he contributed and how influential he was.
Top Cast

Katsuhiro Otomo
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Riyoko Ikeda
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Naoki Urasawa
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Go Nagai
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Yoshiyuki Tomino
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Masao Maruyama
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Rintaro
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Ada Palmer
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Samuel Sattin
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Jorge R. Gutierrez
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Frederik L. Schodt
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Helen McCarthy
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Key Film Crew
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