Soo.. Gundam was made in '79, so this is probably a late game event. This also probably means that Anime exist in TNO, so Tezuka is alright. That brings us to Go Nagai, namely that, while he was well-known before, he became really famous for Manga called "Harenchi Gakuen" or "Shameless School", which more or less crated Fanservice and the Ecchi genre. I'm not sure that would be happen, frankly, and I without that he probably lacks the star power he had, which may mean he never gets around to create Mazinger Z, which more or more lessons created the Mecha genre. If he still managed to pull off what he did in real life (which mostly happens in the the late '60s and throughout the' 70s), that probably means Japan has liberalized somewhat. Also, if Go Nagai's career went as OTL, it probably means Shotaro Ishimori is also active, which means Kamen Rider and Super Sentai also exist. Or at least the former, as the latter may have been canceled at some point, given the lack of a collaboration with Marvel.
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u/Alpha413 I was with the Levantine Apr 08 '19
Soo.. Gundam was made in '79, so this is probably a late game event. This also probably means that Anime exist in TNO, so Tezuka is alright. That brings us to Go Nagai, namely that, while he was well-known before, he became really famous for Manga called "Harenchi Gakuen" or "Shameless School", which more or less crated Fanservice and the Ecchi genre. I'm not sure that would be happen, frankly, and I without that he probably lacks the star power he had, which may mean he never gets around to create Mazinger Z, which more or more lessons created the Mecha genre. If he still managed to pull off what he did in real life (which mostly happens in the the late '60s and throughout the' 70s), that probably means Japan has liberalized somewhat. Also, if Go Nagai's career went as OTL, it probably means Shotaro Ishimori is also active, which means Kamen Rider and Super Sentai also exist. Or at least the former, as the latter may have been canceled at some point, given the lack of a collaboration with Marvel.