Regarding the theatrical version, it can be said that it is the sequel to the TV version, and it continues to continue the brain hole. Although it is based on the German background after World War I, there are many historical facts in it, but there are still many overhead elements in it. What's interesting is the setting of the door, you can see a lot of characters in another world. The plot clues are a bit chaotic, and the overall kingship still has unexpected developments, but it is a bit terrifying, there are many bugs, and there is a problem that the protagonist is disconnected. In terms of character creation, it is not very good, especially the shaping of the villain and its brainless and mentally retarded, stupid and forceful motives, which can be said to be a big failure. Although the choice of the younger brother and the elder brother shows the theme of family affection well, it seems far-fetched and irrational to the audience, and it wastes a lot of the efforts of the supporting roles. In terms of performance, he is very abusive. Because of the lack of foreshadowing, the forcible abuse and sensationalism have become more bloody.
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