Let's talk about your favorite anime. It doesn't matter if you talk too much. Let me make a reference ~

1, Osamu Tezuka: I think few people will object to putting this Japanese painting god and the founder of new comics in the first place? The self-organized kingdom of Japanese manga Worm Factory should be the first Japanese manga master contacted by readers in China. If people who love "people" say that they don't know Osamu Tezuka, they will be arrested by BS ... They have read the works of masters, such as Big Forest, Astro Boy, Little White Corner, Three-eyed Boy, and Doctor Qin (that is, Black Jack the Doctor).

Good ... and the original work of the master, the script written by Dayou Shengbo, and Metropolis directed by Rintaro.

PS: I almost forgot Osamu Tezuka's horror short stories. The master is even better at playing terror. Fortunately, the master's painting style is not very realistic, otherwise you will have to spit when you look at it.

2. Leiji Matsumoto: I am ashamed to say that I have only seen Master Matsumoto's Galaxy Railway 999, and I have only seen some fragments of other masters' works, such as The Millennium Queen, Space Battleship, Forever Yamato and The Final Story of Space Battleship.

"Galaxy Railway 999" brought me an indescribable touch, as well as human beings and life. ...

3. Fujiko Fujio: The joy of childhood is almost related to Doraemon (according to the owner's will, this translated animation was renamed Doraemon, here's to the owner).

This is the famous duo Fujimoto Hiroshi and An Sunzi Suxiong who once joined the Insect Factory. Doraemon weaves a childhood myth for countless children with simple characters, magical storylines and a protagonist who will never grow up. 1989, the two stopped their cooperation and started their own independent creative activities. They still continue to use the pseudonym Fujio Fujio, which won them honors, but there is a little difference in their names: Fujimoto Hiroshi uses Fujiko F Buxiong, and Abiko Su Xiong uses Fujio Fujio A.

Although their cooperation ended, they still created many works worth seeing: Fujiko F. Buxiong wrote Tinkling Cats, Cosmic Cats and Encyclopedia of Strange Days, and Fujio A wrote Space Children UB, Little Ninja, Monster Jun, Q Taro and so on, all of which were fondly read. Please correct me if there are any mistakes, because I always can't tell the two masters apart ... sweating.

4. Miyazaki Hayao: To be precise, Miyazaki Hayao is a master of animation, and Studio Ghibli has quickly become my dream place. The release of "City in the Sky" and "My Neighbor Totoro" in China made me truly realize what is aestheticism and what is touching for the first time. Think about the silence that can be heard when a needle is dropped in the cinema, the concentration that the atmosphere dare not show, and thus capture the hearts of a group of children.

When I grew up, I began to collect the complete works of masters, and I was very excited every time I got one. The Valley of the Wind, My Neighbor Totoro, the city of the sky, the change of the little witch's house, the red pig, the sound of the waves, the ears, the ghost princess, Spirited Away, the return of the cat, and Hal's moving castle. ...

When it comes to Ghibli, we can't help mentioning Gao Ge and Joe Hisaishi. Gao Gege is also a veteran of Ghibli, and he directed Goodbye Firefly (the Tomb of Fireflies), Fairy Tales of the Years (Memories) and Battle of the Black Flat Cat (remember correctly? )。

Composer Joe Hisaishi ... Many of Ghibli's works are composed by him, which are perfectly combined with the picture, atmospheric and beautiful, especially Princess Ghost and symphonic poems. ...

Looking forward to the legend of Earthsea in Goro Miyazaki.