Why do you say "high energy ahead"? What do you mean?

"High energy ahead" is the climax of the video, so that netizens can be prepared to enjoy the video in advance.

"High-energy ahead" often appears in stations A and B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B. For example, before the barrage video is about to broadcast a horror clip or an amazing shot of climax, "high energy ahead" appears on the barrage to remind the audience that there will be an impact or surprise set by the author, which helps to protect the audience from too much psychological stimulation.

However, if it is abused in the general plot, it will cause a sense of gap between the expectations and reality of the audience and players, and affect the viewing effect of film and television dramas. If the high energy is too high, the audience can be warned by "non-combatants evacuate quickly", and there are also hints such as "high energy warning ahead", "nuclear energy ahead", "low energy ahead" and "small high energy ahead", but there are also barrage hints of "false high energy ahead" issued by the pseudo-high energy king.

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The source of the word—

The earliest format was "high-energy reaction ahead, non-combatants quickly retreat", which was simplified to high-energy reaction ahead and finally evolved into a concise high-energy reaction ahead. There are variations such as nuclear energy ahead.

The high energy ahead comes from the Gundam series of mobile suit. Later, this line appeared in science fiction works such as Eva, Battlestar of Time and Space, and Battleship Yamato.

In the process of marching in space, the space in front of space is always detected by the inspector, and if there is an enemy energy weapon attack in front, the fleet will detect a strong energy response when launching, and the inspector can remind the captain to avoid it in time.