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To this day, animation and live-action filmmakers look to Akira as inspiration for creating a visually-captivating films.ĭespite all this, the animated Akira movie isn't absolute. The cyberpunk anime struck a chord with Japanese and Western audiences with its apocalyptic tale of an unhinged teenage rebel who harbors unbelievable psychic powers. In North America, Akira shattered the archaic perception of animation only being for kids by delivering a powerful, mature story soaked in blood, gore, sex, and profanity. Akira is commonly regarded as one of the greatest animated films of the 1980s.
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