Nintendo as a game company is one that has not ventured much into the world of animation before, although it seems that this is about to change as the creators Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, and Metroid They recently acquired their own anime studio. Before any news of future video game mods come out, it looks like one fan artist has taken the opportunity to imagine what the Samus-focused anime series and its intergalactic bounty hunter ways would look like, metroid It will be a prime example of a game that fans have wanted to see adapted for some time.
the first metroid The game landed on the Nintendo Entertainment System throughout 1986, with the latest game hitting the Nintendo Switch in Metroid dread. Over the decades, Samus has only appeared on Nintendo consoles, and has never received motion therapy or live motion adaptation of any kind. It’s especially ironic that Bounty Hunter has never appeared in an animated series because her big opponent, Mother Brain, was actually the main antagonist to fight against heroes who had been snatched from some of the oldest video games off Nintendo’s roster.
Twitter artist Art of Pipeur shared this gif of Samus in and out of her Metroid combat hunting suit, perfectly capturing the look of the bounty hunter who has remained one of the most popular video game characters from Nintendo and beyond:
Metroid style anime! Imagine that Nintendo made an anime based on the Metroid series with her speaking very little, but at the same time expressing a lot of emotions through her eyes.
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•#nintendo #samus # metroid #MetroidDread #Japanese comics # I grow #anime girl # retweet pic.twitter.com/Cy5wqPpnGX– Pipur (artofpipeur) July 9, 2022
While Nintendo had previously announced this Metroid Prime 4 It’s been in the works for years, and little has been revealed regarding when Nintendo fans can expect the next installment of the beloved franchise and how it will look compared to the series that first arrived on the Gamecube.
With the acquisition of Dynamo Pictures, the animation studio that we hope will bring new projects to Nintendo in the future, the video game company has kept quiet about which features can be modified even though the Metroid story would make a great animation series. Nintendo fans should also look forward to the animated movie Super Mario, which will see stars like Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, Anna Taylor-Joy, and Keegan-Key resurrect the inhabitants of the Mushroom Kingdom.
What feature of Nintendo would you like to see in an anime? Feel free to tell us in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk about all things comics, anime, and the Nintendo universe on the anime scene.
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