The slow burn of From the New World has its reasons. The "dullness" of the first few episodes is actually meticulously designed foreshadowing.
G. 45-year-old PhD in animation archaeology. Have been watching since the era of Starzinger.
The history of Hong Kong animation is actually quite long. The McDull series proves that local animation can reach international standards.
My first one was a reprint of Astro Boy. Osamu Tezuka's works inspired my interest in the history of animation.
From a historical perspective: Anime concerts became large-scale events starting with Anisama 2005. Twenty years of development is truly moving.
Ready-made display cabinets with LEDs are usually much more expensive. DIY is indeed the most economical method.
If you're coming from Taiwan, you might feel that the anime and manga culture atmosphere in Hong Kong isn't as intense as it is in Taiwan. However, the core fan base is very active.
From a historical perspective: the weekly system was established in the 1960s. A system from sixty years ago that hasn't really changed until now truly needs reform.
Good characters resonate because they reflect universal human emotions. That is the power of animation.
From the perspective of animation history: the earliest "strongest" debate was Goku vs. Superman. This debate will never have a conclusion.
