but I think more people should understand what this is talking about.
There is a strange phenomenon at station B.
No matter which editor uses this song as BGM,
the barrage will never be empty, it will always be full of [infinity]
on the screen. Yes, this is Digimon, and this is Koji Wada.
One person is a famous song. This kind of thing happens in every corner of the world.
Frankly speaking, among the many songs of Uncle Guang,
only this one can be deeply remembered by many Chinese people and
can make many netizens sigh that this is childhood . .
It's not Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf,
it's not Xiong Daxiong's two bald heads, and
it's not the magic stage of the dazzling goddess.
At the same time, this is not just a Digimon,
but a world with Digimon with Uncle Guang.
When Uncle Guang was gone,
there was an undead butterfly in front of his spirit,
just like his whole life.
Uncle Guang's life stories
can be found everywhere on the Internet, so I won't go into details.
This has nothing to do with politics or country,
at least the two-dimensional world is common.
I don't have a Digimon machine, and I don't
have any peripherals for Digimon,
just listening to this song by Amway friends
and watching the plot with the post-00s.
It seems that he has not grown up,
or that he can understand these things when he grows up,
such as Slam Dunk, Naruto, Gintama and so on.
If I have to choose one of my favorite Japanese comics,
it is probably the Great Gintama.
This is a tendency that comes with a combination of years and cognition,
but not childhood.
Those jokes in childhood that were full of bugs and
small books that can only be understood now
, gradually drifted away in the ignorance of crying and laughing in those years.
Back then, I saw a photo of Uncle Guang's death on the Internet, and I saw a flower in the shape of an immortal butterfly under the photo frame of Uncle Guang, and saw a large number of Digimon toys and surrounding areas. The elegiac couplet of "children who have inherited courage", I couldn't help but feel a little stunned. Is childhood gone? No, because it lives in our hearts forever, but as we grow older, we build a wall of isolation with cement loess.
You can't hear it, you can't see it, but it's all there.
After all, we are also children who have inherited courage.
Recently, I accidentally saw a large number of covers and video clips of this song on station B. I saw the "infinity" on the barrage screen.
Some people say that
Uncle Guang is just one step ahead of us into the world of Digimon.
Yes, that undead butterfly lives
in the world of Digimon .
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