Devilman has only ten episodes, which shocked too many people. It is different from the current popular style of painting, but uses the early animation style, which greatly reduces the influence of yellowness and violence in the play, and instead deepens the portrayal of characters and human nature. But I have to say that the whole film is still full of pornographic images, so it is destined to be a niche and a 21-ban work. I have watched many, many similar animations, but after watching ten episodes, my heart is still very depressed. Humans and demons, evil and non-evil are indistinguishable, and it is inevitable to become a demon, because he has a heart that can maintain his nature. Humans become demons in anger and lust, and demons use these human beings to become demons. For food, the irony is self-evident, and later, humans kill each other in fear of demons, under the guise of demons, start wars, begin to kill, begin to doubt each other, human beings cause far more killing than demons. The heroine wants to give the baton to Ming. I still don't know what the baton symbolizes. Maybe it's hope, or a persistence in survival. And in the end, after people killed everyone the male protagonist loved deeply, they danced with their stumps beside the flames, marking that the hope of mankind was gone, only madness was left. And the male protagonist embarked on the road of revenge in extreme grief. He lost the person he loved and the reason to become a demon, and only revenge was left. Everyone thought that the protagonist would win, but in the end he still lost. He died at the hands of the bird and at the hands of his former best friend, but did he really lose? The baton was passed from people again and again, and Ming wanted to wake up the bird's love for human beings again and again. Finally, the bird was in pain next to Ming's corpse. The hero, with his life, awakened hope.
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