The movies are on a totally seperate timeline from SAC and SAC and the movies are unrelated to each other.Mr B said:Now to go and re-watch GisT in order - SAC, SAC 2nd Gig, Movie 1 & 2SSS will probably find it's place between 2nd Gig and the first movie in terms of it's time line.
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ghost in the shell: japanese or english dub
- Thread starter cantstraferight
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This is how I see it, and feel free to disagree.
Ghost in the Shell: The Movie - based upon the original manga by Masamune Shirow, it's basicaly a reworking using the Project 2501, The Puppeteer Plan story line as its basis. The movie opens at the same point as the manga's part 01: Prologue.
SAC 2nd GIG: Episode 26 - this ends with a scene where Section 9 are in a courtyard area surrounded by cherry blossoms, after a brief conversation they are called back to work and are seen heading back towards the city in the new Buchikoma. This is almost a scene for scene take on the manga's part 02: Super Spartan.
As Mamoru Oshii was responsible for 2nd Gig's story concept, it could be plausible that it was full intended (by Oshii san) for the two series to act as a prequel to the movies.
Agian, I'd say that the second movie is a follow up to the first and is set some three years latter than the original film.
Yes, No!?
Ghost in the Shell: The Movie - based upon the original manga by Masamune Shirow, it's basicaly a reworking using the Project 2501, The Puppeteer Plan story line as its basis. The movie opens at the same point as the manga's part 01: Prologue.
SAC 2nd GIG: Episode 26 - this ends with a scene where Section 9 are in a courtyard area surrounded by cherry blossoms, after a brief conversation they are called back to work and are seen heading back towards the city in the new Buchikoma. This is almost a scene for scene take on the manga's part 02: Super Spartan.
As Mamoru Oshii was responsible for 2nd Gig's story concept, it could be plausible that it was full intended (by Oshii san) for the two series to act as a prequel to the movies.
Agian, I'd say that the second movie is a follow up to the first and is set some three years latter than the original film.
Yes, No!?
random_pie
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Also no because the Tachikomas aren't in the films. The series seems more like the manga to me.