ブラック・ジャック ふたりの黒い医者

"Black Jack: The Two Black Doctors" is a 2005 Japanese animated film directed by Makoto Tezuka, son of Osamu Tezuka, and adapted from his father's manga series, "Black Jack." Instead of a straightforward adaptation, the film weaves together several episodes from the manga (including "Terror Germ", "The Two Black Doctors", "Timeout", and "Two People at a Spa") to create an original theatrical story. The plot revolves around an explosion at a pharmaceutical company, forcing Black Jack to perform unlicensed surgery. He then becomes entangled in a conflict with a terrorist organization and a mysterious bacterium called "Satan". The music is composed by Isao Tomita, who worked on early Tezuka animations, and the theme song is performed by Tourbillon. Notably, the film was released along with a short animation, "Dr. Pinoko's Forest Adventure". This work is not a simple retelling but a reinterpretation of the original, incorporating new elements and presented with a unique visual style, attracting many Black Jack fans.