My Animation Era

  Chapter 604 Difficult first and then easy (for subscription)

  About Zhong Guoguang, that is, the fact that Tezuka in the original book kept the "residual blood" state for a long time, in fact, Gu Miao can also understand.

no way!

  Who made him not the protagonist?

  If he were the protagonist, he wouldn't have been dragged down by a hand injury for so long. Even bolder, he would never have been injured so badly.

  Xing Village is the same.

  Why do you want to arrange for him to be in a state of residual blood? Of course it was to pave the way for the protagonist's victory!

  If the Son of God doesn't lose blood, to be honest, even if the dragon horse explodes seamlessly, it is actually very difficult to win.

  Because the foundation is too poor!

  Of course, let’s talk about it, everyone is used to things like the protagonist’s halo. There is really no need to discuss this stuff.

  Take a step back.

  Although Ryoma is the protagonist of "The Prince of Tennis", everyone else can only be regarded as supporting roles. But this does not mean that except for Ryoma, the light of others has been completely buried.

   Xiao Jin is the best example!

  As one of the few Internet kings who can match or even surpass Longma in terms of talent, Xiao Jin is definitely the "light of the supporting role".

   Regardless of the number of roles, if you only look at the field performance and growth experience, Xiao Jin is actually more like a "protagonist" than Long Ma.

  The character also matches the character of the protagonist.

  Perhaps because of this, with the increasing popularity of the "Prince of Tennis" animation, a large number of conspiracy theories have emerged on the Internet that "Xiaojin is the original protagonist, and Ryoma is actually the villain".

  This kind of saying...

  According to netizens, Xiao Jin is the protagonist, and Ryoma only became the protagonist because of his high popularity.

   Isn’t this purely funny?

  No matter what Xu Feigang thought at the beginning, at least one thing is certain. That is, in the work "The Prince of Tennis", Ryoma is the protagonist from beginning to end.

  Other works?

   Then who knows? Maybe there really is a "Golden Tennis" comic, maybe Xiao Jin is really the protagonist?

  …

  Wanbao version of "The Prince of Tennis" TV animation did not win the national competition in one go, but was divided into multiple parts.

  The first season was only for the East China competition. Jiangchuan No. 1 Middle School defeated Qiushi Middle School to win the championship, and the national competition was singled out as the second season.

   Same arrangement as the original animation.

  So when the private duel between Zhong Guoguang and Longma ended, the plot progress quickly entered the fast lane.

   City Competition, East China Competition!

  Although the length of the episodes of these two parts is much longer than that of the previous regional qualifiers, the difficulty of production is not as difficult and slow as the previous period.

   There is a detail involved here.

  The production of animation is usually difficult first and then easy, especially for sports programs such as "The Prince of Tennis", it takes a lot of effort to portray and shape the characters in the early stage.

   Entering the middle and late stages of the plot, then you can focus on the content of the game.

   To put it bluntly.

  The reason why the pre-production is difficult is mainly to shape the character image, so as to prevent the audience from watching dozens of episodes of animation and still not being able to remember the name of a certain character.

   In the later stage, there will be no such trouble.

   Focus on the content of the game, basically every episode has a game, it can be said to be played from beginning to end. It's much easier to make such a plot.

  It's June now.

  Gu Miao reckoned that in September or even October at the most, the animation "The Prince of Tennis" could be finished and broadcast.

  For a 150-episode long-form TV animation, this progress is already very fast.

  Don't compare Conan!

  Conan is a reasoning detective animation. When it comes to reasoning, basically nothing moves except for the mouth.

   Wang Wang is a sports fan, there are many movements during the game...

Ok!

  Gu Miao had a showdown, but she wasn't that particular about it. Many batting and serving actions are actually "reused" ghost shots.

  Learn from the good example of the original version!

  Don't say that Gu Miao is not a good person, the main thing is the posture and movement of tennis hitting, there are only a few types in total, if you want to draw new tricks, there is really no need.

   "Stop talking, I understand what you mean!"

  Huang Kun rolled his eyes and said, "No wonder when I was flipping through the material of the first season of "Yu-Gi-Oh!", I found that there were only a few shots of the protagonist drawing cards and playing cards..."

   "Ahem!"

  Gu Miao's expression was a little awkward, as if she didn't want to talk more about this topic.

   Really!

  Huang Kun is too ignorant, as long as he knows this kind of thing, how can he say it in public?

  Turning her head and looking around, she didn't see any familiar figure. Gu Miao asked curiously, "Where's Du Hao? He's the protagonist of today's celebration banquet, why didn't he see anyone else?"

  Jiangchuan, Golden Horse Hotel.

  Animated movie "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: Galloping Horses" 1 billion box office celebration banquet is being held.

   Almost all of Wanbao's management team came.

   Not only that, but the Guoman colleagues who belong to the Jiangchuan Animation Industrial Park also sent representatives to attend the celebration banquet.

   Gu Miao, who was busy with work, also took time to bring his wife Ke Ke to congratulate Du Hao and commend him for such an amazing achievement.

   It's just a problem on site.

   All the guests at the celebration banquet were seated, and it was soon the director Du Hao's turn to lead the production team to speak on stage.

  But Du Hao was missing...

  Ask around the people around, but no one knows where he went. Gu Miao frowned and was about to make a call when Du Hao walked in suddenly.

   "Why are you here now?"

   "...I just received a call from the theater, telling me that the movie "Lotus Lantern" is about to be released, and our screening rate will drop a lot." Du Hao patiently explained.

Oh? !

  Gu Miao heard the words, her expression was slightly surprised, and she couldn't help asking: "So soon? Isn't it the promised release at the end of June or early July?"

  This is different from intelligence!

  Gu Miao's informant told him that "Lotus Lantern" is scheduled to be released at the end of June and early July, just in time for the summer vacation.

   Now it's ahead of schedule?

   "It is estimated that it was stimulated by the box office of "Galloping Horses" breaking through 1 billion. I think the early release will catch up with the trend!"

  Du Hao smiled bitterly: "I originally thought that "Lotus Lantern" would not be released so soon, and our high screening rate could be maintained until the end of the month."

  Sent now!

  The box office of a movie is usually determined by the attendance rate and film scheduling rate. The attendance rate represents the box office of a single hall, and the screening rate represents the total box office.

  The box office has just broken through the 1 billion mark, and "Riding the Horse", which is preparing to hit 1.5 billion and 2 billion, has suddenly cut its screening rate in half, and the box office will definitely usher in a sharp drop next week.

  That's why Du Hao's face is so ugly.

   Who doesn’t want the higher the better? If possible, he wished that only one movie "Ride the Horse" would be shown in theaters across the country.

  Unfortunately, this is not realistic.

  The cinema side is obviously full of expectations for "Lotus Lantern".

   For this reason, they did not hesitate to reduce the filming rate of "Riding the Horse", but also ensured that the premiere filming rate of "Lotus Lantern" was full.

  (end of this chapter)