「攻殻機動隊」 Community Tools: Ghost in the Shell is a futuristic, police/noir thriller, set around the mid-21st Century, dealing with the reality of corporate power structures, and cyber terrorism, against a backdrop of technological advancement, and transhumanist cyberisation, in a Neo-Japanese state. The narrative follows the covert operations division of the Japanese National Public Security Commission Section 9. This unit specializes in combating tech-based crimes, with a lean toward Spec Ops weapons and tactics, as well as an investigative focus on hacking, data mining, and more traditional methods of information sleuthing, and detective work. Ghost in the Shell expands it's scope beyond the narrative by exploring many rich Philosophical, Economic, Social, and Political themes.

With a weighting on Existentialism and Humanism, Consumerism, economic class disparity, Industrial political corruption, and Politically radicalised splinter groups. Watch Soundtrack Anime Official Ghost in the Shell media channels Twitter: YouTube: Books Creators Other Related Mod service disclaimer Mods are obliged to remove any irrelevant content, spam or advertising. All other forms of content are down to the community discretion, and the vote system. The report system votes will be counted, and weighed up against the previous criteria, on a case by case basis. This is a user run community.

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Use your voting power. If you started with the 2017 live-action movie, you might want to consider the following order But first, you have to understand that each iteration of GitS is its own thing, not the same continuity. The characters and themes are the same, but the stories are different. The big reveal from the ScarJo movie, for example, was a totally new thing.

So with that in mind: Stand Alone Complex First of all, you're not jumping in at the deep end. All the philosophical themes and moral ambiguities are present here, but they are presented in a lighter way.

The show is more action-based and tells two really interesting story archs. It fleshes out the world and the characters. It's nice to get to know the rest of Section 9 and be invested in their story.

Stand Alone Complex 2nd Gig is the second season of the show. 1995 movie Now that you know all the characters and are familiar with the intricacies of the world, it's time to see the original movie. This way it will be easier to understand some of the plot points.

Also, the movie is sort of a final act of the story. It's less action-oriented and asks many important questions about humanity, individuality, etc. There are two versions of the movie, the original and GitS 2.0, released in 2008. I'd personally recommend the first one. The latter changes some of the original animation and puts a lot of mid-tier CGI. The good thing is it makes it more connected with GitS: Innocence in terms of UI and virtual reality, but that's not really that important. Watch the original and enjoy the things that inspired The Matrix.

This is the point where it's really up to you what order you watch the rest. You know the main story and the characters, you know what you like. Ghost in the Shell: Innocence Don't be fooled by the 2 put in the title, I omitted it on purpose. This movie is really more of a spin-off about Batou and Togusa, two members of Section 9, rather than the Major. It's a nice-looking movie, the story is pretty interesting and it's got an awesome action scene in the middle. It is, however, slower and more. Sometimes it feels like a philosophical essay in the form of an anime.

It is still good, though. And it really nicely fleshes out the characters of Batou and Togusa. By this point, you'll be invested in them enough to tackle on the more demanding pace. Ghost in the Shell: Arise Like OP said, this is a new take on the story and an origin. That's the kind of stuff that's made for the fans. Ghost in the Shell: The New Movie A 2015 movie set in the Arise universe, so watch it after that show. Manga I guess it's up to you when you read the manga.

Nba 2k13 Apk Full Version Free Download Torrent. But bear in mind that it is a tough read. Masamune Shirow wasn't as much interested in writing a great story, as with creating a compelling world. Thus, it can go pretty heavily into the scientific and political stuff and is filled with author's annotations. Regardless, the first one is a really good read. The following mangas, GitS 1.5: Human-Error Processor and GitS 2: Man-Machine Interface, are said to be even tougher, but I have'nt read them yet. Personal recommendation. 1995 start here.

Always start here, because even if you don't get it and it's a struggle to even follow the dialogue, you can try the others next and come back when you're feeling ready. It follows a critique of human progress as an antithesis of the natural law that brought us to this point. Download Blosics 2 Level Pack Hacked Email. But not in the classic ' are we the new engineers of existence, and our own God?' , and more in the negative perspective of how far can we stray from the qualifiers of life and still be classified as alive.

Also it's my favourite, and this is my recommendation. Stand Alone Complex this is a solid second place because it lightens up the heavy weight of the film universe, so if you're not a fan of the expositional dialogue and need more people getting their feet sir of as they jump from building to building. This will bring you gently into a more action oriented Ghost in the Shell.

If you were super down with the Sartre style existential visual essay format, then having this break between the two films will pace your indulgences a little more, and you can get a strong feel for the world of Ghost in the Shell, even if the two universes are only loosely related. Innocence innocence is the dark and gritty noire story that you can actually explain to your friends, without making them doubt the existence of a narrative that could span 80 minutes. It's edgy, is gorgeous, the direction, sound and colours are all on point with the modern cyber punk aesthetic. Goodbye green, hello Renaissance × Rembrandt Black and Gold. It arguably has more to analyse, but ironically has much less of a dedicated fan analysis base. Manga/Arise to be honest, at this point you have probably defined yourself as a purist, or a casual, and I trust you enough to make your own decision.

Just know that the manga is more quirky and bonkers, with panels of expositional text, and that Arise abandons some of the heavier themes to build more speed and action. I imagine if you have come this far, you have already decided to do both and plan your own time accordingly. Seeing as I made the suggestion to put personal order recommendation and it hasn't been done yet I thought I would give it a go; 1995 as the best starting point 1995 introduces the hardest and deepest parts of the franchise but without the humor and character development seen in all the other incarnations.