"Kamen Rider Kuuga" was introduced to China, was the most exciting fight scene harmonized?

Tencent Video introduced "Kamen Rider Kuuga", and by the way, it also filled in the pitfalls of "Kamen Rider Fourze" (translated by Xinchuanghua as "Baqi") in the new decade. This is a great thing for the "Kamen Rider" series to enter China. However, careful netizens discovered that the final battle scene in "Kamen Rider Kuuga" was actually the classic snowy mountain fight scene in the "Kamen Rider" series. It is called the three famous snow scenes in "Kamen Rider". The editor below will give you a detailed introduction, as follows: 1. The successful introduction of "Kamen Rider Kuuga" is the pioneering work of Heisei Knights

First of all, Tencent Video introduced "Kamen Rider Kuuga" This is worthy of praise and recognition. "Kamen Rider Kuuga" is the first work in the Heisei series. It is known as a pentagonal warrior. It has no obvious shortcomings and does not require brain waves. It is a more suitable work to enter the "Kamen Rider" series. The introduction of "Kamen Rider Kuuga" will help further promote the "Kamen Rider" series in China. 2. The classic fight between Kuuga and Zero was harmonized into a black and white scene

The most classic fighting scene in "Kamen Rider Kuuga" is the penultimate episode, when Kuuga and Zero are in the snow The local fight scene. This scene is very classic in the history of special photography, known as "The black warrior is crying, the white devil is laughing". This fight scene was in color in the original version, but after it was imported into China, it was adjusted to black and white. Of course, this is to prevent the blood from the battle between Kuuga and Zero from scaring children, which is understandable for Xinchuanghua and Tencent Video. 3. The level of bloodshed has been reduced, and the cruelty has been lost

The classic fight scenes of "Kamen Rider Kuuga" have been adapted into black and white clips, which to a certain extent has reduced the bloodiness of the decisive battle between Kuuga and Zero. The cruelty of the final battle and the sacrifice Yusuke made were reduced by more than half. After all, the original clip was a thrilling fight with punches and blood, and the audience enjoyed watching it. Yusuke suffered from the beating, and Zero enjoyed the beating. The emotions of the three are not the same, but they all reflect their respective personalities. After changing to black and white clips , it lost the punch-to-flesh texture, which further tested the actors' acting skills, and the fighting became secondary. 4. The style has improved, and it is more artistic.

Of course, the change of the Snow Mountain Showdown to black and white is not necessarily a bad thing. "Kamen Rider Kuuga" is originally a tokusatsu drama that is more realistic and literary. The use of black and white tones for the battle in the snowy mountain makes the final battle of "Kamen Rider Kuuga" even more compelling. Compared with the original shooting method of a special-action drama, the change to black and white is more like the shooting method of an art film. It downplays the pain of the bloody flesh and deepens the inner entanglement of the characters. If the BGM had been accompanied by the song "Wash the Seaweed", the barrage could have been changed to "Do you understand Yusuke's pain?" Editor's summary:

In fact, this harmonious change between Xinchuanghua and Tencent Video is not excessive, and there is no need to go into it. It can be regarded as a Chinese-style version of "Kamen Rider Kuuga". "Kamen Rider Kuuga" also has a scene where Kuuga beats up a porcupine. The porcupine in it also vomited blood. I don't know if this scene will be harmonized. The porcupine beating is purely for pleasure. It would not be a big deal if it were changed to black and white. It’s the right time, what do you think? The above is the editor's personal opinion. If you don't like it, please don't criticize it. If you have different opinions, you can also leave a comment below and tell us your opinion. Let's discuss it together. Thank you.