I am a post-80s generation. Although I don’t know all the heroes very well, I can say that I am a person who has been nurtured by personal heroism from childhood to adulthood. Even now, the heroic dream in my heart has never faded.
When I first saw King Kipian, I thought it would be about the birth of another superhero, but it is still a little different from what I thought, but it can touch the hearts of ordinary people more. I believe Basically, all the post-80s have a heroic dream in our hearts when we were little boys, fantasizing that one day we can suddenly become a hero in our imagination, but we can't be genetically modified like the protagonists in comics. It's a sudden inheritance of a large sum of money, of course we can't be aliens, just like the protagonist in this film, we just have that dream, but the difference is that he put that dream into reality. Action, and we just let it live in our minds forever. He has more courage and perseverance than us. After he was seriously injured, he still resolutely continued his heroic dream and finally helped Little Loli defeat Meat. Mountain Demon King.
Now that Kickstarter 2 has appeared, perhaps this is a complete interpretation of this story. The first part can be said to be about the origin of heroes, which can make all those teenagers who still have hero dreams who may not be teenagers feel Excited, and the second part is about the growth of heroes, whether it is body or mind, it can be said that it is the one that makes us think, no matter what hero you want to be, we are all people who exist in the real world, comics are always comics , no matter what happens, we can't read the archive and start over, but as long as there is justice in our hearts, no matter who we are, justice will last forever.
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