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Chapter 757 Release the Gundam to Japan

"We might as well just shoot the two of them together!"

Catherine took action.

"Transformers will be released in the United States, and Gang Damu will be filmed in Japan!"

The most suitable soil for Transformers is the United States, and it is just right for Catherine to place Transformers here.

As for Gundam, the most popular place is Japan. Japan is now the second largest economy in the world. If it can develop in Japan, it can definitely become Catherine's long-term meal ticket.

As far as steel is concerned, the Japanese market seems to be the most suitable.

"Huh? Gang Damu? Transformers?" Everyone else looked at each other.

"Well, my new anime... to be precise, because it's anime and toy models."

Well, a long-term meal ticket that can create hundreds of millions in output value.

Catherine has already made some progress in the Japanese market. She feels that if she wants to enter the market now, it should be relatively simple.

At least the Gundam series is definitely popular in Japan, but Transformers is not necessarily popular in Japan. In the United States, Transformers is equally popular.

As for the plot, Catherine designed it according to 0079.

"Put it in Japan? Kate, you want to make animations for the Japanese." Lisa asked strangely.

"Because it seems that this can only be released in Japan. If it is in the United States... there seems to be some problems with my plot."

Compared to Americans, it is even more difficult to understand the Japanese mentality.

So Catherine decided that although "Gundam W" was good in the United States, it was not very successful in Japan.

At least the future "Gundam Seed" can kill it instantly.

The heaven-defying chicken god, Kira Yamato, who has a god-like name, instantly overturned the entire audience...

Although "seed" has been criticized miserably by many people, "seed" can be said to be the most commercially successful among the entire Gundam series.

But speaking of it, although Catherine prefers to watch plots, she always feels that all the protagonist's aircraft are painted in blue and white. In the past, she always thought that anything like Strike Force or rx-78 was nothing.

It's the same thing...

No way, Catherine is not a big fan of the Gundam series, and she really doesn't know much about these things.

The plot of the 0079 series is considered orthodox to the Gundam series. It is just right for Catherine to adopt the first part of the Gundam series a few years later. In this case, this kind of plot is just right.

"But if it is released to Japan, it seems that it will have to be changed..."

Catherine told them her story.

The plot of 0079 tells that in 1999 AD, human society, facing various crises in population, resources, and environment, finally unified to create a new era together, established the Earth Federation Government, and announced the human space immigration plan. Later, in order to protect the earth

In order to achieve stability and peace in the circle, in 2009, the Earth Federation Army was officially established.

In 2045, the construction of the No. 1 space colonial satellite began. After that, many colonial satellites were built one after another, and they were divided into seven areas from side1 to side7 according to the space area. When humans began to immigrate to the original satellites, human history began.

Entering the Universal Century, the era was also changed to Universal Century 0001.

Then, comes the main plot.

Then, in the UC era, the Japanese began to create ideas, but unfortunately, the whimsical Japanese plots were a bit... unreasonable and overdone.

At least Transformers can barely justify itself to a certain extent, but the Gundam series...

It's hard for Catherine to imagine a battlefield where a Gundam is used to fight a war.

Because that's really a pain in the ass.

If we really had that kind of technology, wouldn't it be possible to build a multi-turret space carrier directly in the outer space of the earth and crush the entire world?

A Gundam or something like that is just a scumbag in front of multiple turrets...

RPGs are all about cheapness and high quantity. The ultra-high-cost Gundam RPGs are no match for multiple turrets because their numbers are too small.

The way to deal with the multi-turret cult is to use massive RPG human sea tactics...

As for Gundam and the like, it can only be a cult!

Not everyone is a Rambo, and not every Rambo can crush an army.

In Catherine's eyes, although Rambo is a lurker in the jungle, in her opinion, even Mr. Pei can't beat him.

Well, Catherine unknowingly thought of the star face who was hosting "Daily Food"...oh, it was "Survival in the Wild".

"Actually, I think it's not bad?" Elsa asked strangely.

It seems that these people are more confident than Catherine herself.

"Japanese people should like it, right?" Lisa has spent more time in Japan and has more say.

"Uh... let me think about it." Catherine still wanted to think about it.

But speaking of it, Gundam is now considered a "real type". If it is more reasonable, Catherine guessed that the world will inevitably have a... uh, unacceptable feeling towards Gundam.

Before the birth of "Gundam", "robot" animations in Japan, or rather around the world, especially "mecha" animations with the theme of manned humanoid weapons, were dominated by the "super series".

The so-called "super series" generally tells stories about the heroic protagonist driving a robot to crush the ambitions of evil organizations and protect the peace of the earth.

This is just like the vulgar plot in Western knight novels, where the knight defeated the fire dragon and then saved the princess.

In Catherine's opinion, if the princess was the boss, then this would definitely be a masterpiece, but unfortunately, this kind of bloody knight novel seems to have never appeared in it.

For the first time, "Gundam" has included an almost realistic description of war in a mecha animation, and its body settings and battle scenes are also closer to reality than the "Super Series" - or in other words, it clearly shows the war.

With the intention of getting closer to reality - it pioneered the "realistic" robot animation, which can be said to be an epoch-making work.

If Gundam is transplanted to Japan, if it is feasible, the impact it will have will definitely be huge. This should be true.

But Catherine was still a little confused.

Because no matter in her previous life or in this life, Catherine always felt that Japanese people were uncomfortable.

The rationality is okay, add an awesome armor and force field generator to the Gundam, and make the Gundam the most awesome existence on the battlefield. Only the Gundam can kill the Gundam, and multiple turrets can only be tragic, so that's it.

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When RPGs rise to the level of Big Ivan, even high-quality RPGs that are despised by others can create miracles.

But what Catherine couldn't agree with was the Japanese concept.

In Japan's Gundam series, the rebel side almost always exists as the villain, which is unacceptable to a person who grew up with the concept of "Princes and generals have a certain kind of relationship".

Generally speaking, the producers of "Gundam" do not fully agree with the concept of "resisting oppression."

The resisting party is usually the villain of the story, and the result of the war is usually suppression or peaceful coexistence with the original oppressor.

The simplest thing is that in "The Shining Hathaway", the protagonist Hathaway, as a member of the resistance organization against the brutality of the federal special police force, was eventually executed by his own father without knowing it.

This shows how confused the Japanese are.

In this regard, the only thing that can rival them is the cuckold complex of the Japanese, which is also very speechless.

Speaking of which, looking back at Japan's own history, from the establishment of the earliest country, Yamatai Kingdom, to the present, except for the overthrow movement, there has not been any major armed struggle against the rulers. Social changes have mainly been carried out through peaceful means, as shown in history

The famous Daika Reform, Meiji Restoration, etc.

If you talk about the Warring States Period, it means it sounds nice.

If it sounds a little harsher, it means that the village chief of a certain family and another group of gangsters fought against each other, and then fought against each other for hundreds of years, which became the so-called "Warring States". Azuchi Peach Blossom sounds beautiful, but in fact it is just a group of farmers.

A so-called "war" involving armed fighting - not even peasant fighting.

In Japan, the existence of the emperor has continued from BC to the present, which is rare in world history. In the Japanese concept, the emperor is an almost god-like existence, and one must be absolutely loyal to the emperor. Even if

The Empress of Heaven was later dismissed, and no one thought of replacing her.

In Japan, resisting the ruler means resisting the emperor, which means resisting the gods. This is absolutely impossible in Japan where Shintoism is deeply rooted in people's hearts. In addition, Japan's territory is relatively small, and the ruling class can compare

It is easy to control the situation across the country, which is one of the reasons why there are few armed revolutions in Japanese history.

Because of this, it is not surprising that the Japanese lack a sense of historical identification with armed revolution.

Speaking of which, this is the reason why Catherine cannot agree with the Japanese concept. She does not like Gundam very much, but it is probably because of this reason.

Because when Catherine was brought in, she was shocked by Japanese concepts every time.

For example, in "Seed", Catherine was infinitely excited waiting for the gamma rays to arrive on the earth, and then kill all humans in an instant, but the final plot was that Aslan nuked Genesis... What's even more ridiculous is that Aslan is not dead yet.

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Damn it, what a bloody plot?

Later, when the HD version of "seed" was released, Catherine was brought into the Earth Federation.

This time Catherine was even less temperamental - holy shit, two Gundams can intercept all nuclear bombs, what a joke!

All in all, from then on, Catherine learned to behave when watching Japanese anime.

Japanese anime must not introduce non-protagonist plots, and when introducing protagonists, beware of the appearance of cuckold NTRs, so Catherine simply watched it from a God's perspective - hey, a bunch of useless scum are here

How about pretending to be a family wine...

From then on, Catherine watched movies much more smoothly.

Relatively speaking, American animation is more in line with Catherine's needs.

The personal heroism of Americans, the sense of pleasure of one person killing everyone in one instant, is rare in Japanese comics.

But it’s also difficult for Catherine to bring American comics into the picture, for no other reason than Ya’s drawing style is too bad.

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Embarrassing, today the senior girls have joined forces and a group of people are asking for a date downstairs...Should I say that modern people are open-minded?

There will be another update tomorrow.

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