I heard that the quality of the theatrical version is high. After reading it, I found that it is still quite water. A few good fighting scenes can only be said to be passable in the theatrical version, and can be said to be excellent in the TV. However, the level of Japanese animation has declined a lot in recent years (there is no way to do it without money), and many even hot dramas have begun to change production companies even after they are done.
The plot itself is just so-so. I dreamed and watched it before and wanted to dream. For me, a good plot is that when I watched the review, it seemed that I had gone through a long journey, but this review only contains "dream" and "" Duel" at two points.
I have always felt that these so-called move settings limit the creativity of painting. They are too rigid and make it look like a turn-based game. I call this kind of turn-based animation, but Little Japan likes to play turn-based, I don't feel it. I prefer long shots of fights, rather than cutting a shot with a single move. This kind of turn-based animation, such as "Black Clover" and "Tutor", I don't like it at all. Back then, I always expected a wonderful action scene in "Tutor", but I didn't see it until I watched it. This is the first time I know it. It turns out that Hot Blood Fan can also be made into a turn-based system. And "Black Clover" was about fifty or sixty episodes, and I knew it was all the way to give up decisively.
Ghost Slayer will occasionally have a few good shots. If the theater is so profitable, if TV spends more money later, don't do it like the first season. It was not until the last killing that Ha Hyun that there was a long shot. But I don't expect ufotable to make good moves. Whether it's the fate series or the realm of the sky, the fighting moves are a bit stiff and lack creativity.
The so-called Japanese box office champion does not mean that it is of a high standard. There are good films that sell well and some that sell poorly. The same is true for ordinary films. Only bad films sell poorly. Don't always compare Spirited Away with Spirited Away, it's meaningless. In the words of the movie, it's not in the same dimension at all. The reason for the big sale still has to be attributed to the epidemic, just like Wolf Warrior 2 hit the pain point of the times.
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