Seeing that there is no similar long review, I couldn't help writing it. (I only read it once, sorry if I can't remember the details, I really don't want to watch it a second time)
Personal opinion, if you don't like to go out, turn left and right at will, and don't send it.
The main line of this movie is chaotic, youth, confusion, growth, and redemption may be a little bit, but I'm sorry that the film's narrative ability is too poor, and I can't tell the difference. The only estimate that can be called the main line is the grandmaster conspiracy theory. I don’t want to think about it all the time. After all, there will always be people who think that this is a portrayal of the dark side of their heart projected in the film, but helplessly, the more I look back, the more I feel. Coupled with the chaotic emotional scene between the male protagonist and all the characters except the grandmaster... Without further ado, let me list the small details of the film in turn:
1. Xiong Che has no father, no mother, no master, only the master has pointed him to give him care;
2. The grandmaster is already old, and the pig king mountain people's aspirations and strength are excellent. The competition that should have decided the next grandmaster early has dragged on for 9 years, because the grandmaster has not figured out what kind of god he will be reincarnated into;
3. The master has always known that the eldest son of Zhuwangshan is human without revealing it;
4. The master asked Xiong Che to accept apprentices to be eligible to compete;
5. When Lian first entered the monster world, the master clearly expressed his support for Xiong Che to accept human apprentices to all monsters in a timely manner, even if this violated the "public order and good customs" of the monster world;
6. When the master and apprentice do not get along well, the master will provide a "tour pass";
7. The master should also be the winner of the last competition, and he has teleportation skills, but he did not prevent the eldest son from hurting Xiong Che, including further damage, and Lian did not lend a helping hand when he was chased by the eldest son;
8. The last and most important point, Xiong Che "actively" asked the master to give him the chance of reincarnation to save the lotus, and the master had to continue to be the master in order to "complete".
I may have to add subjective reasoning to continue writing, so I am afraid that the grandmaster conspiracy theory will become my conspiracy theory, so stop here, you can imagine for yourself.
In addition, I really want to spit out a few movie logics:
Pig Wangshan began to seriously explain to Xiong Che the dangers of taking in humans, but his eldest son was an adopted human, hehe;
After adding a few words of oily bear Toru, he will rise up and beat the pig king to the ground. I can understand this in the anime, but just adding a few words of cheering and scolding can be regarded as the strength of the two of them. Do you overturn an opponent?
Isn't it good to count from one to ten, how can you not count to nine? You can't ignore the fact that the person lying down has not woken up because someone rushed out of the auditorium. It is said that Pig Wangshan, who was not in a coma, later fell into a coma. already?
Lian, who only read elementary school, doesn't know how whales read and ask Maple, while Ichilanhiko, who has grown up in the monster world since he was a baby, has never read a book, picks up the book and reads the keyword whale easily;
Finally, there is a question, the master and the apprentice are combined but Xiong Che is still conscious, so please calculate the psychological shadow area of Xiong Che when Lian does something similar to papapa~
The strength of this film lies in the picture and sound effects. As for the emotional scene, I don't comment but I can't fully agree. In short, my mood after watching it is this: I will spend two hours on this film after beeping a dog, and I will continue to waste time on this film review after beeping another dog. Maybe I'm too old to watch anime, goodbye everyone
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