My Animation Era

Good guy!

With the official announcements of Plum Blossom Animation and Ghost Hand Animation, this Spring Festival holiday has suddenly become lively.

There are seven TV animations and three online animations before and after, which are scheduled to be broadcast from the end of January to the beginning of February.

A real meat grinder!

Even Gu Miao felt numb now. He had thought that this Spring Festival would be more bloody and cruel than previous years, but he didn't expect it to be so cruel.

January 18th.

The animation "Japanese Soldiers of Maoershan" took the lead in kicking off the show, firing the first shot of the Spring Festival brawl.

As a relatively rare anti-Japanese war themed 3D animation, The Japanese Soldiers of Maoershan has attracted much attention from all walks of life since its official announcement.

no way!

This subject matter is still too rare.

Everyone has seen the Anti-Japanese War dramas, and Anti-Japanese War movies are not uncommon. There are several Anti-Japanese War-themed movies released every year.

But what about cartoons?

Sorry, many people have never seen this. Perhaps because it is rare, everyone has high expectations for this animation.

As the sun sets, the Kuka Children's Channel in Beijing also aired the first two episodes of the animation.

These two episodes are pretty simple.

It briefly introduced the background of the story, such as where the Japanese soldiers came from, how they built a train station at the foot of the mountain, what kind of place Mao'er Mountain is, etc.

As for the plot...

Huzi, Niuniu and Tiedan, these three naughty children, use their wisdom to tease and disrupt the Japanese soldiers' conspiracy. Is this plot interesting?

To be honest, it's not interesting.

Because in the animation, the story of three little heroes fighting wits and courage with the Japanese soldiers is not as interesting as "Little Soldier Zhang Ga".

Audiences who often watch various anti-war dramas and movies on TV are already very familiar with this kind of plot routine.

It can be said that this kind of plot is undoubtedly a failure for adult audiences.

but……

Are adults' opinions very important to the animation "Japanese Soldiers of Maoershan"?

unimportant!

Most of the viewers watching this animation are children. For children, this plot is interesting.

Seeing Huzi Niuniu and others stuffing the iron pot into the scarecrow used by the Japanese to practice bayonet skills, the children all showed smiles saying "I understand what you mean."

Later, the Japanese went to steal chickens late at night, but Huzi Niuniu and Tiedan prepared a "special iron rooster" for them...

"Ha ha ha ha!"

For adults, these are as speechless plots as "Tearing Up the Japanese", but children are particularly excited to watch them.

While laughing at what happened to the Japanese soldiers, they were worried about Huzi, Niuniu and others, for fear that they would be discovered and caught by the Japanese soldiers.

Fortunately, the protagonist is the protagonist.

Not to mention that Huzi Niuniu and Tiedanren are brats and will not be exposed so easily. Besides, the Japanese soldiers will not do anything to them for the time being.

Because the Japanese soldiers still hope to catch the guerrillas through these children!

Two episodes of animation, it ended soon.

Accompanied by the laughter of Huzi, Niuniu and Tiedan, the sun set on the top of the mountain, and a piece of music that made people laugh or cry slowly sounded.

[The sorghum leaves are green, and the Japanese soldiers have come to help, burning, killing, looting, and committing all kinds of evil...]

[I’m so angry at the Japanese soldiers! I'll play Japanese soldiers to death! I kept playing and teasing, kicking and beating, and I killed the Japanese soldiers...]

Hey, don’t say it yet.

Although this song sounds very earthy, it is really brainwashing and catchy, and the children will sing it as soon as they hear it.

"Where did this song come from?"

Gu Miao listened to this song for the first time and asked in confusion: "Don't tell me that this is a song written by Hou Bin himself?"

"He wrote the words."

Huang Kun was also speechless and said: "I heard that Master Cao composed the song for him. The original lyrics were not this. After listening to it, he felt it was not good, so he wrote a new version of the lyrics himself."

That’s awesome!

I can’t believe that Hou Bin still has this ability? Although the lyrics are very vague, this song is so magical and brainwashing!

Sure enough, there is a set...

After watching the first two episodes of the animation "Japanese Soldiers of Mao'er Mountain", Gu Miao couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

The 3d effect is good.

Probably because Gu Miao attaches great importance to 3D animation, the Wanbao version of "The Japanese Soldiers of Maoershan" is much better than the original version in terms of 3D effects.

Of course, it also costs more money.

However, judging from the audience's response, the money was well spent, at least it was not sprayed with special effects or modeling.

that's enough!

The animation "The Japanese Soldiers of Mao'er Mountain" not only made a good start, but also made the audience look forward to Wanbao's next three new works.

And on the same day.

The Jiangsu and Zhejiang Children's Channel broadcast the animation "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", directed by Ma Kui and written by Nan Tong, based on the American comic of the same name.

This is very interesting!

Animations broadcast on the same day are from the same company. And the names are one called Mao'ershan's Japs Soldiers, and the other called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Ninja…

When this word is mentioned, everyone will subconsciously think of neon. And just looking at the name of the animation "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", everyone may think that the story takes place in Neon.

no way!

The ninjas over at Neon are indeed relatively well-known beings around the world. When it comes to ninjas, neon is always inescapable.

Unfortunately, everyone guessed wrong.

The so-called "ninja" in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" is indeed the ninja element on the neon side.

But this story did not happen in Neon, but in the sewers of Jiangchuan...

A truck carrying toxic chemicals was traveling so fast that it almost hit a blind man on the side of the road trying to cross. In order to save the blind man, the four pet turtles that the boy was holding fell to the ground and rushed into the sewer together with the mysterious liquid rolling down from the truck.

The story begins here.

A mysterious chemical mutated four pet turtles, turning them into humanoid turtles that could stand and walk like humans.

A giant neon rat who picked them up, veteran ninja Splinter, gave them names.

They are Tang Bohu, Zhu Zhishan, Wen Zhengming and Xu Zhenqing.

When hearing these four names, more than one audience member in front of the TV screen showed a "hell" expression.

What the hell?

Are the names of these four turtles so outrageous? Really or not, do the four great talents dare to take it?

Families live in Bengbu!

When I thought that these four turtles actually bore the names of the four great talents, everyone in front of the TV, men, women, old and young, burst into laughter.

I have to say, this is a "tribute"!

Although the names of these four turtles are very speechless and annoying, the skills of these four turtles are really not bad.

Weapons such as double knives, nunchucks, sticks, and steel forks are not only good at sneaking, but they are also proficient in ninjutsu. One person can beat dozens of people from the Purple Dragon Gang.

Isn’t this a martial arts master?

You said you had this name and this ability, why would you want to live in a sewer? Wouldn't it be nice to just open a martial arts gym and recruit apprentices to become a big star?

Everyone was very puzzled.