Where does the "blade delivery" often mentioned in animated barrage come from?

I think the blade often mentioned in the animated barrage comes from the evangelical soldiers of the new century. ? Send a blade? Blades are generally distributed to screenwriters, directors and producers. Mainly depends on the author decides the plot direction, changes the plot of the work, and causes readers to complain or even complain. Usually, when ACGN works go against readers' wishes and opinions, someone will threaten to take them away. Send a knife to the screenwriter (or other relevant personnel)? Express dissatisfaction with the plot or other aspects of the work.

This statement is also very common in the abuse of fans, that is, the ending is touching, the mind is abused, it makes people sad and brings resentment to the screenwriter. Generally speaking, this statement has no extreme color, but is used to relax and have fun when watching works. For example,? Send a blade? The audience will become a joke after being abused. But there are also some fanatical groups that do have similar intentions and attach great importance to this matter. Some popular novels often have some readers who don't like the authors because of their views on the ending, or even say they are? Must die? .

Of course, extremists are a minority after all, especially serious. Exceptionally, at the end of1March, 1996, Mr. Hideaki Anno, the director of this masterpiece, received a large number of death threats from EVA enthusiasts, many of which were shocking because of the budget and content problems in the last few episodes of the series. Although this kind of behavior is extreme, it can also be understood as casual teasing similar to the above. It is an expression of love for the work: it is precisely because of the love for the work and the characters depicted in the work that a person is so keen on the direction of the plot that he has gone crazy.

Generally speaking, sending blades also reflects the audience's love for the work. How is it different from this? Talking about life? . The latter is different from the usage of this word, and it is often simply to spit out some words, such as distorting the plot and pursuing novelty. Sometimes? Send a blade? This word can also be used when the quality of the work is too low, but the usage at this time is still and? Talking about life? The former is purely used to express dissatisfaction with the producers. Therefore, I think that the blade delivery often mentioned in the animation barrage comes from the evangelical soldiers in the new century.