
Animation Empire
动画帝国
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 652k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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310Chapters
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In fact, it is great to use the domestic environment to create a good animation with a sense of substitution and refreshment - but seeing this dialogue method and industry conditions, I simply cannot accept that this book is based on what is happening in China. It would be okay to just say it's Japan, but the sense of dissonance is quite terrible. 😓
It always feels weird to change the name after copying it from anime. Feel sorry!
It always feels weird to change the name after copying it from anime. Feel sorry!
I can't understand the background settings and have no sense of immersion.
Um, the sense of immersion is a bit poor. I looked at a few pictures of the background and I still don't quite understand it. Some places can fit in, but some places feel a bit missing. It's not very friendly to the senses.
Oh, those who make animations should collect it first. What a coincidence that the author also has another book on the bookshelf.
Little popular science
Because some readers asked why the production committee's attitude towards animation is so indifferent, and why the author agreed to participate in the script despite his wishes. First of all, I invested money to make animations. That was ten times of investment, and nine times I lost money. The only profit I made may not be able to fill the gap, so even animation companies, many of them do things based on money. Among them, A-1 is the best example. How much money goes into the effort? Without money, there is no quality, and sudden death has nothing to do with me. A-1 can make all kinds of bad works, and it can also make animations like Sword 3 that will blind your eyes, not to mention the production committees who each work for their own interests. The investment is not necessarily for the sake of making the animation good, both parties are acting for their own benefit. If you want a topical voice actor, if you want a voice actor who can sing, your animation will be terrible, but my peripheral art collections, figures, etc. Will sell well, my original works will sell well, and my CD will sell well. Violent Death is just a party to the commercialization of BD. To put it simply, it is enough to be a friend of a dead man and not a poor man. It is no joke that nine times out of ten investments you will lose money. In the year from October 2017 to October 2018, there were only 23 animations that sold more than 5,000 BD copies. Among them, Attack on Titan Season 3 had 5,048 copies, standing at the end of 5,000 sales. Such an IP only has 5,000, and people who don't know it may not believe it. The sales volume of Bailian Bawang and Shengyue Valkyrie, which are known to have the lowest sales volume, is 182. Behind 182 there are 26 animations with unknown data. The unknown data means that the sales volume is too low, so there are no statistics, and Backstreet Girls did not make BDs to sell. The statistics here are the data of a total of 157 animations in this year, so... You can understand why this attitude is like this.
This book's writing is smooth and the plot is non-toxic, but it just seems inexplicable! The protagonist seems to be a native, but his work is like a civil servant, but the source is not explained.
It seems I'm not the only one who finds it awkward to copy the name from the anime.
Is the author's recent chapters just for fun? I can't understand it anymore. There are always all kinds of reveries in one chapter, and the useful information is gone. It's all parallel imports. I can't say that the writing is bad, but the plot is really bad. Don't be too self-respecting. You can read it yourself after the author has finished writing!
Some are simple and not very immersive.
Business negotiations are not that simple, and a writer of outdated novels does not have that much power. It's a bit embarrassing to watch. A person who doesn't know anything about animation is just a novel author writing the script.
The introduction is weak😴
In fact, to be honest, it is difficult to understand some of the points and jokes in the article without some animation experience.
I tried my best to endure it until I read a hundred chapters, but I couldn't stand it anymore. It was really boring!
Among novels of the same type, this is the first time I've seen someone make the animation Hell Girl.
The comics are too mediocre. Men who watch anime are more passionate and the best. For example, Inuyasha, Digimon, and Dragon Fighter. Four-wheel drive brothers, initial D. Prince of Tennis. Dragon Ball will do, too. Naruto Pirates in the back. Doraemon.
I thought the author's big movie was Spirited Away or Castle in the Sky, a work that could bring both fame and fortune due to its plot and depth, but in the end he just wanted money 🙂
Is the author enjoying himself before and after Chapter 140? , I just saw this, completely out of subject and confused.
But if you look at it from the beginning, you will know that this book by the author is a hit. Come on
Why does a particularly fascinating plot always pop up suddenly? . .
I would like to ask if there are any masterpieces, such as Dango Family, Unknown Flowers, Angel's Heartbeat, and Yuya Everyday King.