The work I want to tell you today is
"I Want to Eat Your Pancreas"
The animation is adapted from the novel of the same name by the top Japanese IP and repeatedly breaking sales records.
The novel was initially selected from the 300,000 submissions of the submission site "I Want to Be a Novelist", and it sparked a heated discussion before it was published! The cumulative sales in Japan have exceeded 2.6 million copies, and the momentum is catching up with Minato Kanae's million-selling work "Confession", which is the first work of Futaba Club of the year .
It includes the second place in the 2016 Honhonya Awards, the most wanted novel by readers of METER, the largest book review website in Japan, and the fourth place in the 2015 Amazon (Japan) Literary Fiction List.
(Extended reading: Futabasha's most famous works include Japanese national comics "Lupin III" and "Crayon Shin-chan", etc.)
actually
The name has a murderous animation
It's not a serious love story
Not even a perverted horror story
but
A Healing Pure Love Japanese Animated Movie
That "I want to eat your pancreas" is worth a thousand words
Of course
It's not just a love story
It is a work full of positive energy that shares courage with each other
you might ask
Then why such a horrible name?
In fact, in this story, the heroine suffers from a disease of the pancreas. She learned about the therapeutic method of "eating the liver to nourish the liver, and eating the stomach to nourish the stomach", so she said "I want to eat the pancreas".
Later, as the two had a deep relationship, the heroine hoped that the hero would eat her pancreas after she died, because I heard that "the soul will live in that person's body forever ".
For the male protagonist, the last thousand words are nothing but a confession like "I want to eat your pancreas".
In fact, as early as July 2017, a live-action movie of the same name adapted from the novel was released in Japan, which won 3.52 billion yen at the box office, becoming the box office champion of Japan's annual love movie , and won the 41st Japanese film known as the "Japan Oscar". Academy Awards nominated for Best Picture and Best Screenplay .
The ratings of the two major websites, Yahoo Japan and Post-screening, are 4.09 and 4.1 respectively (total score 5), even higher than "Your Name" in the same period!
Bai Baijiang will roughly sort out the story line for everyone here~
The fact that the heroine will die from a pancreas disease at the beginning seems to set a sad tone for the film from the beginning, but the interesting thing is that the story does not use the terminal illness to win the audience's tears, but shows her optimism and optimism. Active and brave.
Her strength and enthusiasm will make the audience can't help but be happy with her.
In order to have more opportunities to get along with him, the heroine ran to become a book committee member, but she only "adds trouble" to him, because "it's happier to find a book after hard work, just like a treasure hunt".
Let him spend the last good time of his life with him, and encourage him to do more things he wants to do and make more friends.
In comparison, the male protagonist is dull, and at first he seemed very uncomfortable with the female protagonist's initiative, but he did not resist her, and even agreed to more seemingly unreasonable demands.
Although the male protagonist seems to be indifferent, he actually cares about the female protagonist's condition silently. From the beginning, he was just curious about why he knew he would die but was extremely optimistic until finally he was reluctant to let her go.
In short, there are too many warm pictures that we are moved and recollected many times.
finally
After novels, comics, live-action
This touching story
The animated version of "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" is here again! !
Everyone interprets it in so many different ways
enough to prove its beauty
The animated adaptation of the film of the same name was released in Japan on September 1 last year and was also well received.
According to the "Pia Movie First Day Satisfaction Ranking" published by the Japanese film media "pia" on August 31 and September 1, 2018, the animation "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" ranked first. The original novel is a bestseller, and it has also been adapted into live-action movies and comics, but audiences will still be attracted by "anime-specific performance". (from Japanese film media "pia")
The picture presented in the form of animation is more beautiful
Give the audience more room for imagination
What's exciting is that this time it's not like the live-action version, which will be released at night in Japan for more than a year, but will be officially released nationwide on January 18! !
them
Is it a chance encounter
or deliberately
What happened together after that
It's all waiting for you to experience
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