In terms of art, Ghost Slayer is undoubtedly excellent: from the special effects of fighting skills, to the capture of the characters' emotions and aura are all perfect. What I like most is the bold color matching and innovative appearance of the characters: the contrasting colors of the characters' costumes make the viewers remember the look and feel at a glance, the most prominent is the tanzhilong green and black jacket; at the same time, the special The logo makes the characters more distinctive, such as nidouzi's bamboo tube and hudieren's purple-toned butterfly clothes.
In terms of setting, Ghost Slayer adopts an ancient period when many ghost themes are selected, and the settings of monsters and ghost killing teams are also slightly mediocre. In terms of character setting, there is a clear and warm-blooded male protagonist as always, lustful and weak on the surface, but rampant and good-natured, cute and fierce female protagonist, a brave and simple pig, and so on. But I always feel that it is a little less, because there is not such a very fresh and lovable character that can make me linger. I may be looking forward to a cool, capable person who can go his own way but is very warm. I have to say that maybe it is Fukuoka. , but the few appearances and the lack of background stories make it difficult for the audience to empathize with him.
The most attractive thing about anime is its emotional line and passion. There is no hazy or passionate love in Guishuili, but focuses on the family line of Douzi and Taro. This line is the one that made me cry the most, because of this sincere and simple protection and strength. But at the same time, the other lines seem to be too routine and ordinary, and Kiritaro's background story is also repeated, so that I feel that the depth of the characters is similar, and the three protagonists remind me of rough people. set, and there is no very full background. Taro is so perfect, he never forgets his heart to make the right choice every time.
There is a sense of passion, in the lines, in the story, but again, it's not anything special or strong.
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