Am I the only one who thinks the Japanese version is more realistic and less inconsistent
Even if Xiaoba is not regarded as a kind of heroic image, and after he was published in the newspaper, Hachiko's sculptures have always shown people's desire for human affection.
The US version is the same as the Japanese version on this point. They all say don't forget the one you love
Xiaoba will chase the hearse according to the smell, but he has no concept of death. He doesn't know that his family has moved away. The male professor is dead. He will just wait for the professor to go home with him after get off work.
That's what I think is the whole story of this thing. Humanity is cool but not mean and people will agree with this synonym for loyalty and that's why this story can be seen now
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