Shinichiro Watanabe hopes Lazarus poses an apocalyptic question we all have to answer
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Shinichirō Watanabe, known for iconic works like Cowboy Bebop, delves into uncharted territory with his latest anime, 'Lazarus', a sci-fi spy thriller. Centered on agents seeking a rogue scientist, the series explores profound themes of human suffering and coping mechanisms, showcasing Watanabe's creative evolution. The premiere on Adult Swim and Max introduces Axel Gilberto and his cohort, set against a backdrop of futuristic intrigue. The show aims to challenge viewers’ perspectives on pain, morality, and the interplay of science and religion.
I wanted to use it as a metaphor for human suffering, and religion is basically a way to cope with human suffering.
If I narrowed it down to a specific religion, I would receive a lot of comments. So that's why we chose the whole array.
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