Tokyo life starting with painting

Higashinoji finally sent Shanxia away with a smile.

This made Chinatsu Yamayama feel frightened again, and she made up her mind in her heart that she would never secretly work as a keyboard warrior in Higashino Studio to relieve stress in the future.

Otherwise, if Higashino discovered it, not only would the pressure not be relieved at all, but it would feel even heavier.

It's just that she hasn't saved up enough money to buy a home computer. After all, her hometown in Nagoya also needs her funding.

Because she has no money to buy a computer, Chinatsu Yamayama doesn’t know what the official reputation of the promotional video for "The Winner Is Justice" is.

Although she is very confident in the promotional video produced by herself and other colleagues at Dongye Studio, confidence is confidence. Word-of-mouth does not mean that they will really get better if they have confidence.

There are also works that think they are doing well, but end up dying violently after they are released.

It wouldn't be like this if you had a computer.

"Sure enough, you are still too poor!"

Chinatsu Yamayama sighed, went home early, entered the room, put on headphones, and listened to "Don't Give Up".

subsequently

"I want to make money! I want to work hard! Would this happen if I had money?! Come on! Come on! Come on!"

There were a few small puffs of air coming from the room, and then slowly disappeared.

And it is sixty kilometers away from the Qianxia plane on the mountain.

"The promotional video for "The Winner is Justice" has been released?" As a die-hard fan of Higashino Tsukasa, Hiroshi Kanzaki has naturally been paying attention to the official website of Higashino Studio.

After all, this animation was highly regarded by countless people before it was produced by PW Animation. Magazines and some animation reviews stated that this animation is a must-see among many large-scale animations in October.

But later PW Animation Production Company was burned down, and the discussion about "The Winner is Justice" suddenly dropped. This made many people express regret and felt that they would not have the chance to meet the cute lawyer Gu Meimen this year. Research introduction.

Subsequently, the animated short film "Although We Have Nothing in Our Hands" set off a wave of tears among the people. Mr. Higashino took the lead in expressing his condolences to PW Animation Production Company.

For a time, the online reviews reversed - although everyone had no hope for "The Winner is Right" this year, they still considered that the dead were the most important, so not many people took the initiative to slander PW Animation Production Company on the Internet. .

Now, "The Winner Is Justice" has been taken over by Higashino Tsukasa's Tono Studio, and it continues to this day

But according to public opinion, even if Higashinoji personally takes action this time, the chance of saving "The Winner is Justice" is not high. After all, the construction period is there, even if many Higashinoji manga fans regard Higashinoji as He is a god in comics. But we can’t really deify him. I think he really has five or six hands and can draw original paintings.

During this period, Higashino's fans were divided. One side was the chaotic good faction. They felt that Higashino-sensei had accomplished a lot since his debut, so it was not surprising that he would do "The Winner Is Justice" again.

The other side is considered lawful evil and thinks this is impossible. Mr. Higashino is not a god, so how could he really produce "The Winner is Right"? Don't deify him.

These two parties represent the thoughts of many people. Only the neutral force sandwiched between them lowered their heads and had nothing to say - stop arguing, stop arguing, just watch Higashino-sensei's animation once it has been produced, but it has not been produced. Just pretend that nothing happened, why can such a trivial matter cause such a quarrel?

I have to say that the entire Japan is only as complicated as Higashino Tsukasa’s fan circle.

After all, it includes cartoonists, fans, animation fans, people who are obsessed with amway, and other mixed people, so when there is a disagreement, it is like fighting with mud, and there is no way to act like other fans in a serious manner. Fans are like, "So-and-so in our family is the strongest, that's totally fine."

Regarding the behavior of these people, Kanzaki Hiroshi said that it didn't matter at all. In the end, they still supported Tonoji after fighting. At most, they just had verbal conflicts with each other on the Internet.

compared to this

"The promotional video for "The Winner Is Justice" seems quite interesting." Hiroshi Kanzaki looked at the promotional video released by Higashino Studio with some surprise.

Unlike the promotional videos of other companies at the same time that included theme songs and some chatter from the voice actors, Higashinoji's "The Winner Is Justice" is very simple and crude, and directly includes a section of the finished film.

Yes.

A three-minute finished film was simply lost - a full three minutes. You should know that some promotional videos are given a minute or two, which is already a big deal.

As a result, Higashino simply lost three minutes of the film.

Below is a description of the content, which is just a few sentences: "The Winner Is Justice" promotional video.

Then it was gone.

There is nothing to ask for your advice and support. I hope you will be able to watch on time.

Higashinoji's confidence was extremely high.

But thinking about it the other way around, the industry is now unanimously not optimistic about the production of "The Winner is Justified". They feel that the construction period is too short and cannot achieve the expected quality. Higashino simply released the three-minute film, which probably directly poked their face. the meaning of.

This can be regarded as full of personality.

However, Kanzaki Hiroshi feels that this kind of personality is exactly what creative people should have.

Isn’t it said that famous painters or novelists have special personalities? Who can understand the world of artists?

He clicked on the video and looked at it carefully.

It begins with a simple line of white subtitles "The Winner Is Justice" promotional video.

Then the voice actor responsible for the dubbing of Dai Machiko softly monologued: "In that case, what is justice?"

Hiroshi Kanzaki didn't know who was dubbing this sentence, which vividly highlighted the confusion and doubts of Machiko Dai. Just listening to the voice, he seemed to feel that the image of Machiko Dai was erected in front of him.

Then the subtitles jump, and at the same time there is an extremely detailed picture of "The Winner Is Justice".

It's really the kind that just presses the screenshot button to capture a picture and use it as wallpaper.

This is probably the end of the first incident in "The Winner Is Justice", the Tsubokura Murder Case.

This is the time of sunset in the afternoon.

The heroine Dai Machiko, who went through all kinds of hardships to win the lawsuit, was standing outside the police station to welcome Tsubokura's return after being exonerated.

The camera here is a bit silent, and Machiko Dai sticks to her own justice. Although her face looks expressionless, the corners of her mouth are still slightly raised, showing her current relaxed state of mind.

It has to be said that only at this time did Hiroshi Kanzaki understand why animation has spread so widely compared to comics. Being able to see the characters he once liked in comics really move on the screen made him inexplicably feel good. The feeling of 'my baby actually moved'.

Seeing Tsubokura come out, Dai Machiko immediately greeted him and shook hands with Tsubokura vigorously: "I have always believed that you are innocent! Congratulations! Mr. Tsubokura!"

Under the close-up shot, Tsubokura's excited expression appeared in Kanzaki Hiroshi's eyes, and at the same time was the voice actor's excited voice: "Thank you, thank you! Teacher Dai."

Tsubokura's tone here is a bit too strong, even a bit exaggerated.

There is a clear gap between the dubbing of Machiko Dai.

Kanzaki Hiroshi noticed this and couldn't help shaking his head, but he didn't take this small mistake to heart.

After all, an animation can never be perfect.

As he sees now, "The Winner Is Justified", there is nothing wrong with it, whether it is the background buildings, the ever-increasing sunset, or the facial expressions of the characters. It is just the deviation in the dubbing, which is understandable.

Tsubokura obviously wanted to continue to thank Dai Machiko, but before he finished speaking, his eyes stopped and looked in a certain direction.

Machiko Dai also noticed the other party's gaze. She followed Tsubokura's gaze and turned to look.

At the end of the ramp of this Japanese police station, stood a police officer with an unimpressive face and a crew cut.

This flat-head police officer once beat Tsubokura into a trick, in order to force Tsubokura to confess.

Tsubokura's face slowly changed. From the harmless look at the beginning, it slowly became a bit sinister and twisted, as if he was suppressing the resentment in his heart.

Especially here is a close-up of a face. This sudden change in expression made Kanzaki Hiroshi feel chilled.

No way, Tsubokura's expression description here is too detailed, and even surpasses Higashinoji's original work in a sense. No, no, maybe this scene was drawn and executed by Higashinoji himself.

Otherwise, this effect will never be achieved.

Hiroshi Kanzaki's heart felt cold, but the promotional video continued.

The flat-headed police officer stood there, staring at Tsubokura with the same expression as Tsubokura. His mouth trembled slightly, as if he was saying to Tsubokura, 'I won't let you escape next time.'

Feeling that the other party was as malicious as himself, Tsubokura finally couldn't bear it and exploded.

He murmured to himself in a low, thin, spiteful tone: "What? That look. I'll kill you next."

The subtle changes in eyes and facial expressions really vividly restore the look of a murderer.

This completely stunned Dai Machiko, who had been observing Tsubokura.

She even felt that Tsubokura in front of her really looked like a murderer at that moment.

Machiko Dai fell silent, not even having time to respond to Tsubokura's thanks, and watched her leave.

Watching the other party's leaving figure, Dai Machiko was a little confused.

She began to wonder whether she had let the tiger go back to the mountain? Is Tsubokura a murderer? If he is a murderer, has he done something wrong?

Here is another silent scene. Only Machiko Dai’s confused eyes make Kanzaki Hiroto inexplicably feel distressed.

In the past, Higashinoji portrayed this little girl as very cute in the comics. Many fans hugged her pillow and called her wife. In some comic exhibitions, Machiko Dai and Mikoto Misumi, the two of them are so cute. The book is basically the most popular every time, and it comes in different styles.

Of course, Higashinoji is not here. If he knew Kanzaki Hiroshi's thoughts, he would probably just smile and say that the other party probably didn't know what Aragaki Yui was. She was called wife by countless people in China back then.

As the promotional video continued, Kensuke Komemon's voice came directly: "Are you scared? Are you worried that you will release a murderer back into society?"

This time, Komemon Kensuke's dubbing is not as heavy as Tsubokura's just now, and it feels just right.

Obviously, Higashino Studio spent a lot of effort in choosing the leading actor.

Such a question made Machiko Dai unable to answer, because she had always had disagreements with Kensuke Komemon in front of her.

She held it in like this for a long time, and after a while she finally asked cutely, even a little naively: "Lawyer Gu Meimen, do you think he is a murderer?"

This is a typical behavior of blaming problems on others. Machiko Dai was under pressure, so she had questions.

But Komemon Kensuke didn't care at all, and even answered with a bit of disdain: "It doesn't matter whether he is a murderer or not."

"Huh?" Machiko Dai couldn't understand what the other party said, because in her opinion, if the other party was a murderer, then their behavior would undoubtedly be to let the criminal go.

"The law only talks about evidence. The Metropolitan Police Department's evidence was insufficient, so Tsubokura was released. This is the law."

His tone was very contemptuous, with a sense of contempt for the law, but Machiko Dai knew that the man in front of him had taken advantage of the legal loopholes and even used many dirty tricks.

So she immediately stepped forward: "But for us, where is the truth?"

she asked.

In the sunset, Machiko Dai's urgent dynamic expression was painted lifelike by the original artist.

It's as if from now on, she has broken away from the medium of animation and has become a real person.

The urgent inquiry made Kensuke Komemon turn around.

But the next moment——

With a loud 'bang' sound, everything turned into darkness and white subtitles were printed.

At the same time, Kensuke Komemon's cold voice came: "Don't be too narcissistic, we are not gods, just simple lawyers."

After the release time surfaced.

The promotional video of "The Winner Is Justice" ends here.

Sitting in front of the computer, Kanzaki Hiroshi felt goosebumps all over his body.

With the quality of this promotional video and the dubbing, there are almost no flaws except that the supporting role seems not to have been used well.

Isn’t it too amazing? !

It can really be said to be amazing!

Although I have always had confidence in Higashinoji, who would have thought that Higashinoji could actually come up with such an outstanding finished product!

It’s not a fancy theme song or a luxurious dubbing lineup, it’s just the quality of the finished product that overwhelms everything else.

Just seeing this promotional video has already raised all the expectations.

Teacher Higashino really has five or six hands!

Hiroshi Kanzaki was extremely excited, and he was even more looking forward to the next episode of "The Winner Is Justice".

At the same time, the moment the promotional video of "The Winner Is Justice" was released, it started to be shared quickly at a speed visible to the naked eye. The number of clicks also increased.

Okay. My problem is that the chapter name is wrong.