To avoid misunderstanding, I must make a statement. I hope that one day a purely Chinese team can make such an animation...

Based on the list of production credits 70% of them are Japanese. There is really nothing to discuss about the technical issues of this animation. Whether it is good or bad, it has nothing to do with China... The reason why I watched it is because it said it It's a Sino-Japanese collaboration, just for fun... So just as I won't comment on the animation technology of any Japanese animation, I won't have anything to say about animation production and technical issues... The only thing that can make me I can only comment on the plot and voice actors, because both of them are purely Chinese...

1. The grandma who bought fake medicine was well positioned at the beginning, but when it got to the point where everyone suspected that Duoji was the devil At that time, she actually stood up and said: "If you want to kill Duoji, kill me first!" I broke out in sweat. At that time, she went to Tian Jin's house to find trouble. How did she suddenly become a partner of justice? And there was no such thing as the previous one. I mentioned that Grandma and Dorje had any friendship...

2. Are the Tibetan Mastiffs who rescued the sheep wild? If they were wild, how could they save the sheep? But if they were not wild, it does not mean that they are Tibetan Mastiffs. Does she recognize her master very much? Why did that female dog change sides all of a sudden? If she falls in love with a male dog, she won’t even abandon her own owner and become a Tian family dog, right? Even if she is in heat, she will go back to her home after sex. Why? Will you stay in the Tian family and not leave?

3. I have read in psychology books before that Tian’s father is a typical hypocrite.

He is ruthless to his family and affectionate to his patients. The film does not show any concern for his children as a father. He always explains his indifference with high-sounding reasons. How educational... Tian met a bear and he cared. Have you ever cared about Tian being bullied by other children? Did he care about Tian when he met a wolf? In his heart, there are only patients other than family members...and he is satisfied with his status in the eyes of the patients...but In the movie, except for seeing him treating dogs, I don’t feel that he has seriously treated people for any diseases... Originally, this character’s personality was set up like this, but at least you finally let him wake up! In the end, he actually stopped Tian from helping Dorje. Although he couldn't help much, but it's a cartoon, you can still help if you really want to == Is Dorje the only one who wants revenge? Could it be that Rakshasa killed everyone? Don't animals have humans? This man doesn't even have the heart to help Dorje... How can such a cold-blooded person really love the sick and help the poor? In the final analysis, he is just a hypocrite who is intoxicated by the praise of everyone... A typical person who loves names but does not love What a hypocrite! …So I don’t like this character, and I particularly hate this character. If in the end he realizes that he doesn’t care enough for his children, then that’s alright. After all, this is a cartoon! I don’t know what the original work is like, but at least this character’s positioning in the animation is very unclear! Is he a good person? But he is not good to children, cannot express love, and I have never seen how good he is to patients... He also has no love for Dorje... It doesn't show it anyway...

4. The only thing I am most dissatisfied with about this film is the sentence repeated twice: "As long as the robbers do not kill the prairie people or rob the prairie people, they do not need to be sanctioned..." and he said that Duoji is a murderous demon and other villagers I also believe what he said, which means that the villagers think that Mr. Robber is no different from ordinary villagers? Even if he killed the businessman and robbed other people's money, the man was not a prairie man anyway... Even if the businessman begged for mercy, he was still shot. He's not a bad guy either... Hey! What does this mean? What kind of thinking is this? In the movie, the bad guys seem not to be bad, but the good guys are not really good. Character concepts can change in an instant even without any basis! Is this a novel that has sold over a million copies?

5. And the voice actor "Alan" who dubs the elder sister of Medolam is really quite cool~ Originally, if you were like Quiba doesn't have a particularly outstanding voice. If you are mediocre, I won't complain about you here. But everyone else is pretty good, but you deserve to be emotionless, as if you are studying... Hey! However, I think the best voice actor in the movie is Nope's voice actor, which is better than Tian Jin's voice actor... It's a pity that he didn't appear in the final list... Only 5 of them appeared in the dubbing list. This is too bullying! Finally, I searched for a more detailed list on Baidu... It seemed like I was still a child? So powerful and promising!

Then there is the mention of Tibetan medicine more than once in the film, but after watching it for a long time, there is no mention of what Tibetan medicine is? Is it the grass juice + soil + cow dung that the grandma sells? Medicine? Or the sleeping pill that makes you fall asleep as soon as you drink it? A lot of things that were deliberately mentioned were ignored in the end~

Oh my god~Is this the structure of this novel that has sold over one million? Can it sell over a million? Look at classic novels, even if you look at Harry Potter... good stories, the characters’ personalities are set up very carefully, what kind of character they have, their thoughts and actions on certain things, And these actions create a wonderful story... Even if the character changes, there is a foreshadowing... But this "Duoji"... maybe selling over one million is actually a very small concept?

There is another point That is, there is no film and television rating system in China, and for parents, the three words "cartoon" are meant for children... The film trailer did not reveal the fighting scene at all... But the fight between Duoji and Rakshasa In that scene, the children who had been in a happy atmosphere in the theater suddenly fell silent and even screamed. Some children were nervous and scared because their parents let their children watch it alone and went for a walk outside. Under the chair ~ Holding the armrest with both hands... I want to say... Just for that animation scene alone, this video must be accompanied by parents for children under 12 years old... Having said this, please don't think that this movie is so serious. How terrifying, it is almost the same as HK's evaluation of "Saint Seiya"... HK plays "Saint Seiya" at 12 o'clock in the middle of the night, while the mainland plays it during dinner time... HK plays "Crayon Shin-chan" at 10pm, inside

It's dinner time... Do you think these two animations are aimed at primary school students? On the other hand, if the film's promotional poster has Rakshasa's dark figure and blood-red eyes plus blood all over the floor, do you think Are there any parents who won’t accompany their children to watch the movie? Even if there are both Doji and Rakshasa on your poster, parents will never leave their children to watch the movie alone with peace of mind... This is an imperfect system. It is precisely because of this system that it tortures those of us who are engaged in animation...

Let me tell you a few about what the fighting scene was like:

1. Rakshasa pounced and took a bite He clicked people away (the camera performance was quite good, but children couldn't accept it, and basically screamed here)

2. Rakshasa clicked away many dogs one by one

< p> 3. Rakshasa shed ketchup, or Dorje oozed. Although it was not much, the amount was enough for a child

4. In the end, Rakshasa was pierced through the heart by a sharp stone and died. Fortunately, it’s a little more obscure, so it’s okay

There were several places where the children laughed during the movie, but it wasn’t because there was anything worth laughing about in the plot, it was just because the characters were cute or funny, and it had nothing to do with the plot. No relationship... So it's really easy to make children laugh...