To be honest, I didn't watch hot-blooded themes before. Most of the young literary and artistic people have a conceited mentality, and have an innate rejection of creatures with simple minds and developed limbs. I like watching Three Kingdoms, but I hate Zhang Fei the most, maybe because the actor is too fat, I think it's almost a mortal version of Zhu Bajie. I like watching eva, and I admire the sophistication and calmness of Blessing, and Li's smile is the most unforgettable. I love watching Miyazaki's films, and I am most touched by Asidaka's efforts to end the war. As a literary youth, these thoughts are also normal.
I don't like overly direct literary and artistic works, and I always feel that it is a good thing to have some symbolic meaning. If it's a movie or anime, even if it's not symbolic, it's always good to have a unique composition technique (like something like Nanzawa Shiba is always good). It's better to have some philosophical discussion, subverting the world outlook and life outlook, and it will be perfect. As for the brain-damaged and hot-blooded anime, watching it is a complete waste of time. In the past, when I was young and ignorant, I saw a lot of brain-damaged things. If I don’t take advantage of the present to deny the past, how can I get a mature sense of superiority? Therefore, such an idea is also very reasonable for young literary and artistic people.
But recently, I seem to be less and less able to be a standard literary youth.
I started chasing fate/zero in October last year. The discussion of justice should be the focus of literary and artistic youth. In addition, there are many people who have analyzed the issue of Matou Kariya and Tomisaka Tokiomi. But I found that I have not enough interest in these things. Instead, I was deeply affected by the intensity of the first battle between Saber and Lancer. After that, my interest was entirely in the battle scene. The most enjoyable is the showdown between the Great Emperor and Wink. Although the novel has been spoiled for a long time, I am still very excited to see it. It can be said that fz awakened my bloody soul. In my mind, fz is fundamentally passionate rather than curious.
It turned out that when I watched stay night, I was a typical Shirou black. Incompetent in battle, indecisive, as durable as Xiaoqiang, winning can only depend on the aura of the protagonist, and the most annoying thing is that he is still a pickup artist. This kind of person is simply the public enemy of literary youth. But what I didn't expect was that when I went to play the hf line of fsn again after watching fz, the reason why Shirou made me admire was that he was as durable as Xiaoqiang and the protagonist's halo. Especially in the last scene where Shirou is stuck with swords all over his body in a hole in the ground and confronts Kirei with fists and feet, I think it is the most exciting scene in the entire fsn.
I suddenly found that such a protagonist is also very likable. No matter how many times he is knocked down, he will not die, no matter how many people oppose him, he will definitely stick to his righteousness. In the end, he will enter the state where the protagonist's halo is fully opened, turning the impossible into the possibility and becoming the most powerful existence. It's very exciting, because no matter who it is, the number of failures is always many times more than the success, and he seems to be telling you that you can keep getting beaten, but in the end you will win!
It's unreal, but it's cute. We don't watch anime for the sake of reality. There are no heroes in the real world. That's why we need to look for the footprints of heroes in our dreams and get the most precious things. Even if it is unreasonable and confident, it is better for us to meet than cowardice and inferiority. to the future.
So I think Fairy Tail is very much to my liking right now. The thing it reiterates is actually very simple, don't give up, value your peers, and keep a smile. Laugh out loud when it’s time to laugh, burst into tears when it’s time to be moved, get angry when it’s time to be angry, and of course never waste an opportunity when it’s time to complain. In short, it’s hearty and refreshing. Natsu and Lucy remind me of the idiot couple in the wine of immortality. Although it feels a little silly, they always solve problems smoothly and bring joy to others. Their signature smile always makes me feel alive too. I plan to keep following this anime.
Of course, I will always like small freshness, deep meaning, and Nanze's 18-style composition. After all, the conceit of literary youth is not so easy to let go. If possible, let's be a hot-blooded young man.
PS: The legendary Dinggong Dameng God is really powerful, love~~
PS of PS: Lucy sauce is amazing in both body and spit skills~\(≥▽≤)/~
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