Why was everyone so obsessed with the netsphere? Also is the movie anywhere close to like the manga?

Why was everyone so obsessed with the netsphere? Also is the movie anywhere close to like the manga?

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>Also is the movie anywhere close to like the manga?
It's even better

the netsphere lets you control the city

the movie is decent, but it doesnt follow the manga at all
it's still worth watching

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what series is this from? Sounds interesting

I found the movie pretty enjoyable, go watch it. I'll safely say that you won't regret it.

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Netsphere is basically an upgraded Internet of Things. If you took control of it, you'd have the whole City in your grasp.
The movie is fine, all things considered. Essentially, imagine if you had to adapt Blame! in a commercially viable way, with about 2 hours worth of runtime. The movie is basically the result of that.
The CGI is competent, but the animation itself isn't incredibly smooth. That, and the GBE wasn't as spectacular as it was in the manga.. The soundtrack was really good, though.

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Good movie, but I do prefer the manga. Nothing beats having my own soundtracks for reading and rereading.

>Reading BLAME with bg sounds
It better be factory noise and planet sounds

Given the ongoing war between humanity and silicon life, having control of the Netsphere and thus control of the nearly invincible Safeguards would end the conflict permanently, which apparently actually happens in the Blame sequel/epilogue.

The movie is actually pretty great and does a good job isolating a small chunk of the manga and rewriting things to make them fit within feature-length, but is still just meh because Blame really needs to be taken as a complete story from beginning to end. The movie does a cold open for the second arc and ends on a cliffhanger for Killy

The movie is just okay.
It's the elctrofisher arc rewritten to be a more accessible story, and it focuses more on the villagers themselves. The writing changes and CG visuals give it a different tone from the manga. It's biggest offenders to me are that they didn't include the scene where Sanakan transforms on the bridge, and the GBE manages to be flaccid as fuck.

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I found it odd how they called silicon life cyborgs when pretty much every single human was technically a cyborg to extreme degrees.

Post cute sanakan or cibo butts

Pretty much this, you control the Netsphere/Internet, you become God.
It's like The Matrix but hardcore.
That was discussed at a point, but apparently Seu DNA combined with some weird cyberpunk magic shanenigans it became the Adam of Humanity once more, and it was "pure".

>The movie is fine, all things considered. Essentially, imagine if you had to adapt Blame! in a commercially viable way, with about 2 hours worth of runtime. The movie is basically the result of that.

In a way it reminded me of a cyberpunk version of Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust

Your post confuses me. I thought Seu was just an old human whose DNA was close enough to pure for the lax requirements of the unofficial megastructure that the Silicon Life stole to access the netsphere. I don't recall it becoming pure or anything more than close enough.

I read it with a lot of distant, echoing low hums and the occasional clangs.

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Master Editions are great I just wish they had interviews with Nihei or something.

>Why was everyone so obsessed with the netsphere?
H.R. Giger

Seu had the Net Terminal gene.

Any and all human genetic information would get you through the provisional terminal of the unofficial level.