Some people always regard cure as depression. Is it an animated pot?

I think there are always people who treat cure as depression, not as an animation pot. I always think that healing animation refers to those animations that can warm people's hearts, get comfort when they are sad, repair mental trauma and make people positive. After reading it, the animation that can be inspired from life is the healing animation. So in my opinion, the following animation is a veritable healing animation.

However, for people nowadays, whether the label definition of animation is cured depends entirely on their mood after watching the animation, such as "I haven't heard the name of the flower" and "Angel Beat!" Tokyo earthquake 8.0 ","April is your lie "and so on. For example, animation can be a depressing animation in their eyes for only one reason, that is, their ending is quite tragic. For these people, I want to say that you can watch the animation of healing, but you can't watch the tragedy, otherwise your central idea will be frustrating no matter how beautiful it is.

Except for some people who follow the trend and laugh at the audience, this narrow positioning concept is actually due to the unclear understanding of the cure. The definition of healing animation is actually very broad. If you really want to classify the healing animation, there are several types of healing animation. For example, the common ones are: dark healing, inspired healing, pure love healing, tears healing, warm healing, interesting healing and so on. In fact, in theory, no matter what the theme of animation is, as long as it can make you feel good-looking or inspiring, healing is called healing animation.

So, when you read this article and review your initial understanding of the animation of cure/depression, do you also feel that you are acting unilaterally? Because the ending is not ideal, animation has been labeled as melancholy. To tell the truth, this behavior is actually equivalent to denying all the efforts before animation. How can you say that you like anime? Maybe it's a little too serious to see someone complaining about me here Actually, it's not. I just hope that more people will know what cure is in the future, and don't be mistaken for some kind of animation by those false jokes on the Internet. So I think there are always people who treat cure as depression, not as an animated pot. The above is purely a personal opinion.