The Netflix streaming service has released a new trailer for Pluto, an adaptation of the manga by Naoki Urasawa and Takashi Nagasaki.
Scheduled to debut on October 26, Pluto offers a fresh perspective on Osamu Tezuka’s Astro Boy, presenting the adventures of the robot boy in a more realistic and cyberpunk tone.
Naoki Urasawa expresses his desire for this project to help spread the “message of Osamu Tezuka” globally, with the support of Netflix. Produced by M2STUDIO in collaboration with Macoto Tezuka, son of the legendary Japanese creator, the series has finally come to fruition six years after its announcement.
Global Release
After years of anticipation, Pluto will be available for streaming worldwide on Netflix, fulfilling the vision of reaching a broader audience with Tezuka’s legacy.
Teaser Trailer
In a teaser shared on Twitter, the series promises a compelling narrative as Gesicht uncovers a dark force of hate threatening the world. The trailer invites viewers to witness the unfolding drama when Pluto premieres on October 26.
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