My Animation Era

To curb foreigners' verbal abuse of cards, it is necessary to launch multilingual versions of "Yu-Gi-Oh" physical cards.

And the most difficult part of this job is the translation...

Since the Wanbao version of "Yu-Gi-Oh" cards refer to many Chinese classical myths and legends, as well as records in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, many monsters have names with uncommon characters.

This makes it difficult to translate Xindaya.

It can only be said that Gu Miao also knew that this matter was not easy to handle, so he did not require the translation team to be 100% accurate.

It’s OK if foreigners can understand it!

besides.

Gu Miao also has to consider one thing, that is, with the popularity of the "Yu-Gi-Oh" card battle, a fairly large "card trading" market has been created.

Should this be taken care of?

Lao He's opinion is that there is no need to control it. Players can trade however they like privately. This kind of behavior cannot and cannot be banned.

"Mr. Gu, you have to consider the issue of non-chiefs and European emperors."

"For example, I am an African chieftain and I can't get the cards I want when I buy a card pack. What should I do? If I want to get my favorite card set, can I only exchange it with others or pay for it?"

Lao He patiently explained: "If you want to crack down on private transactions between players, it will cause a problem. Many players may not be able to get their favorite deck together in this life."

"That's true."

Gu Miao nodded and agreed with Lao He's statement.

There are indeed differences between people.

Some people draw a single miracle, and some people draw ten consecutive draws and a hundred consecutive draws. Apart from guaranteeing the bottom, there is no hope at all.

For those non-Emirates, second-hand transactions seem to be the only way to obtain various "rare cards" or "rare and expensive cards".

"But it's not okay to let it go completely..."

"Let's do this, let's build a second-hand trading software, and then build a "Yu-Gi-Oh" card rarity value assessment agency."

Gu Miao pondered: "Players can send their cards to this institution for evaluation and grading, and then sell them on the trading platform. What do you think about us earning a handling fee?"

Lao He: "..."

How dark is this man's heart?

Not only selling the card pack, but also having to go to the second-hand trading market to earn a handling fee?

"I don't feel good about it."

Lao He shook his head and said: "It is undeniable that second-hand card trading in this way is indeed much more standardized. But there is also a question, that is, is the scale of second-hand card trading in "Yu-Gi-Oh!" really that big?"

He was skeptical.

The scale of second-hand transactions must at least reach tens of millions a year to support such an "official trading platform", right?

Tsk tsk!

Transaction size of tens of millions a year?

Although "Yu-Gi-Oh" is now very popular, Lao He does not believe that second-hand card trading will eventually reach such an astonishing scale.

"Just wait and see."

Gu Miao shook her head, too lazy to explain anything to Lao He.

In his opinion, Lao He's vision was still too short-sighted. Although he realized that "Yu-Gi-Oh" cards could make a lot of money, he still underestimated the popularity of Yu-Gi-Oh.

Transaction scale of tens of millions?

It's enough to just sell one [Blue Eyes White Dragon], so why bother?

Given the popularity of "Yu-Gi-Oh" cards, once this official trading platform is launched, the average annual transaction size will start at at least "100 million."

Don't underestimate the card guys!

…

New Year's Day, the beginning of the new year.

With the arrival of 2014, the animation "That Year of the Rabbit" has also been updated with the fourth and fifth episodes.

These two episodes continue the consistent style of the first three episodes, luring the audience in through seemingly lighthearted and funny opening titles, and then ruthlessly beating them to tears.

I have to say, this is pretty rough.

Audiences who have watched four or five episodes of Natu animation are already familiar with this "hair knife" routine.

Logically speaking.

After becoming familiar with the screenwriter's routines and having sufficient psychological preparation, the audience will definitely not be fooled so easily. It’s definitely not that easy to trick everyone into crying again.

If it is under normal circumstances.

For animations like "That Year of the Rabbit", the plot rhythm has been figured out, and the audience's resistance is full, the tear-jerking effect will only become worse with each episode.

But this is a general situation, and will the rabbit animation be a general animation?

Not really!

Therefore, although the audience has figured out the rhythm of the plot, guessed the content of the haircut, and made sufficient psychological preparation...

But I will still be stabbed in the heart by the sudden plot twist, and I will be moved to tears in an instant.

What is this called?

I predicted that you would stab me, and I even saw the trajectory of your stabbing clearly. But I can't dodge this stabbing, and no one can dodge it!

In the fourth episode, the rabbits were hiding in the air-raid shelter. Outside they were bombarded by the enemy, but inside the cave they sang "A big river is as wide as its waves."

In the fifth episode, when the rabbits who were studying abroad were imprisoned and asked why they were imprisoned here, they all said in unison: "We want to go home and build a flower garden..."

The familiar scenes evoke the common memories of countless people.

I think of the difficult situation that the flower grower faced when he started his business with nothing, and gradually developed into what it is today...

Even though the audience knew it was a knife, they still couldn't help but cry.

[This lousy animation made me cry once after watching one episode. The screenwriter is really cerebral palsy, can he be as abusive as you? Learn from others, but if you really can’t, read more online articles. The main character doesn’t have the halo as you did in the Hammer animation? 】

In the comment area of ​​the fifth episode of the animation, a hot comment that looked very much like "unreasonable" made everyone lose control of their emotions in an instant.

yes!

What kind of plot is this?

The animation has aired for five episodes, and we haven’t seen any halo of the protagonist. The protagonist has to be tortured almost every episode. What if online articles are not allowed to be criticized by readers?

But what if this is reality?

When I think that this kind of "abuse of the master" plot is something that has happened in history, it becomes different.

This message in the comments section.

Rather than complaining about the screenwriter, it is better to say that he is complaining about God, why do you let the flower growers endure so much suffering?

"We are happy and grateful..."

This sentence is the true portrayal of the animation viewers of "That Year of the Rabbit" after watching the animation.

Five episodes of animation, more than 100 minutes.

After all, it's just time for everyone to have a meal or play two games. But in just over a hundred minutes, the audience probably shed more tears than in the past ten years combined.

【The best animation work of the year! 】

【Moving the whole country of China! 】

[Young people’s first patriotic education lesson starts with Natu animation...]

Although the Natu animation has not yet been completed, and only five episodes have been aired, some people have already begun to give Natu various "Best of the Year" titles.

No one felt inappropriate about this.