Michael B. Jordan, fresh off his Oscar win for ‘Sinners’ and a series of successful film roles, is diving headfirst into a new creative venture. The acclaimed actor recently revealed in an interview with Vogue that he is actively involved in multiple anime projects, signaling a significant shift in his artistic pursuits.
Jordan’s passion for Japanese animation runs deep. During the interview, he mentioned, “I might just quit it all and make anime the rest of my life,” underscoring how seriously he takes this interest. While such a complete career change may not be imminent, his statement highlights his enthusiasm for the medium and his desire to contribute to the anime industry.
A Creative Force Inspired by Anime
His fascination with anime has influenced his recent work, including the filming of ‘Creed III.’ Jordan cited inspiration from several iconic series such as ‘Hajime no Ippo,’ ‘Dragon Ball Z,’ ‘Fullmetal Alchemist,’ and ‘Naruto.’ He also shared a poignant moment, recalling how one of the last times he was moved to tears was while watching a powerful scene from the final season of ‘My Hero Academia.’
This candid admission reveals Jordan’s genuine admiration for anime and his eagerness to immerse himself in its creative process. As he balances his Hollywood success with this newfound passion, fans and industry observers alike are watching closely to see how this intersection of cinema and animation will unfold in his career.