The adorable characters that appear in works such as Japan's first animated series, Astro Boy, the Kimba color animated series, the white lion as well as the two-hour animated special Bander Book captured the hearts of the Japanese through the television, driving anime towards immense popularity among Japanese society. Its impact on animation had the same magnitude as in the manga world. Changing the face of literature and movies, his work had a great influence on various genres. His work turned the concept of animated drawings of the time and transformed them into an irresistible art form incorporating a great variety of new styles in the creation of story-manga. The manga and animation works of Osamu Tezuka had a great impact on the configuration of the psychology of post-war Japanese youth.

Finally, but, he chose the profession he loved most: being a manga author and creator of animated films. Having developed a great interest in capturing the beauty of life, from his experience in times of war, Osamu Tezuka wanted to become a doctor He later got the bachelor's degree. As a child he had an enormous fascination with insects and, reflecting this interest, he later incorporated the 'insect' kanji into his pseudonym. He was an extremely ingenious and imaginative child who grew up in a liberal family exposed to manga and animation. Osamu Tezuka was born on Novemin the city of Toyonaka, Osaka, and was the oldest of three brothers. In this way, although the manga would evolve and take very different forms throughout the decades, his contributions, which his disciples and admirers continued to develop, still resonate today in today's creations. Thus, Tezuka's influence was decisive for a whole series of authors who would end up leading the manga industry during the following decades: names such as the duo Fujiko Fujio (creators of Doraemon), Shotaro Ishinomori (author with the Guinness record of pages of published comics) or Yoshihiro Tatsumi (one of the principal authors of the gekiga), recognized the impact that Osamu Tezuka's work had on them. This work and those that came later had a great influence on many readers who decided to also become mangaka, that is, manga authors. In addition, Tezuka proposed long and highly developed stories, something that was christened as story-manga and that contrasted with the mastery of humor and explained in a few pages or bullets. His work surprised with an innovative visual narrative, which was inspired by film and animation, providing a speed and movement that had rarely been seen before in a comic.

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