I want a very professional vocabulary and meaning about animation. . For example, people set up something, thank you.

Tv version: it is an animated version played on TV.

OVA: Original Video Anime, as opposed to TV, is not played on TV. Want to see, can only buy. The specific content will be introduced later.

Theater version: animated film version.

* Music:

OST: soundtrack (soundtrack album). Collect music related to animation. [ost: soundtrack]

OP: title song/theme song

Ed: Ending song

* subtitles at the beginning and end of the film:

Supervision: equal to the "director" in China.

Script: The person who writes the script is also called story composer.

This is not the same as a script. Japanese TV animation is usually adapted from comics, novels or games. Comic writers and animators are usually different (there are exceptions, such as some works by Miyazaki Hayao, and GAINAX often makes original animations himself), so the word "original" comes into being. Refers to the author of the original comic book/novel. For example, the original work of cowboy BEBOP is Hajime Yatate. (About Hajime Yatate, friends who have seen General Dream should know this allusion, but it seems that there are still many people who don't know it at present. I will introduce it later. )

Actor: voice actor, voice actor

Staff: All members involved in animation production (generally shrimp and millet will be included)

Production: usually refers to the company responsible for drawing animation, because making an animation in Japan usually requires n departments/companies with clear division of labor, which is a bit like assembly line operation. This word also needs everyone's attention. The production level of an animation is often influenced by the production unit. Sometimes even looking at the name of the animation company can tell whether this film is worth collecting.

* Terms in the circle: (This term seems to be used only by domestic enthusiasts, without careful investigation)

Otaku: Japanese, meaning "otaku". At present, the accepted meaning in China is: a subculture group that is easy to immerse itself in the fantasy world and lacks normal social life experience. In popular terms, it is a group of people who are crazy and enthusiastic about animation. For example (just to mention briefly):

For example, an otaku like Eva can recite the Chinese, Japanese and English names of each apostle, study the New Testament and the Old Testament in detail, and be familiar with the differences between Judaism, Christianity and Catholicism. Pay attention to all the activities of GAINAX ... master Freud's theory ... and become a member of a cult. ...

Wang Dao: A very popular word recently. It means "authority", "truth", "respect" and "most important". There is a group of cartoons called King's Dog. It seems to be about sun yat-sen, um ... what is king in today's society? For this website, maybe the king is ... money at present. (I really need it ~ ~)

Outbreak: Wild. Go crazy. The symptoms are usually eye discoloration and crawling. Sometimes white gas comes out of your mouth ... it depends.

Typical role ............... ……EVA initial machine ... (Everyone: Don't be partial to someone ~) By the way, if you encounter similar situations, please leave the scene quickly or prepare 200 fire extinguishers to prevent accidents. ...

BT: short for pervert.

BL: Boys' love, homosexuality.

Love That Girl

SM: ... I didn't want to talk about it at first, but I couldn't help it if someone asked me. The nature is similar to the above two items, and the related words are "queen" and "whip", which can't be more specific.

LOLI (Li Luo): In Japanese, "little girl" means/kloc-a little girl under 0/2 years old. LOLI can also be used as an adjective In the eyes of individuals, LOLI's standards can be different. If she is small and cute, she can be called LOLI, the most typical one is Xiaoji.

Zheng Tai: A word with the same attributes as Li Luo, especially/kloc-a younger brother under 0/2 years old.

PK: It turned out to be "jumping the street". You can understand its meaning literally. It originally refers to a triad ritual (throwing yourself into the street? ), now it means to fight.

Residual thoughts: What a pity. The extended word is "broken thoughts" ... you can do something similar yourself.

Shut up: shut up.

XD: This needs everyone's imagination. The first explanation: x stands for m, and I don't need to say it next. The second explanation: an emoticon. Personal understanding is "down" or "dizzy".

Mouth Hu: modal particles. Equivalent to "shit!" Anger or something. It can also be written as "mouth Gu Yue" (expansion)

KUSO: The meaning of spoof. But it can also be used to express a sigh. In animation, you can often hear the hero say this word, which is often translated as "damn it ~!" "***!"

874: Verb ... the behavior of criticizing crazily in the forum. Generally speaking, if you will be criticized by 874, you must have offended an otaku or a mental derangement. It is suggested to keep a distance from this forum and improve your own strength before going or not going at all.

Amateur/Tooth: People who have watched anime for some years (2-3 years) but actually know little. Not a derogatory term.

Daren: Watch anime at all costs, in short, the kind with strong strength.

* animation type:

SF = sci-fi sci-fi mechanical works, such as EVA.

* Short name of animation works:

Anime lovers often use abbreviations to represent their familiar works. Abbreviations are usually understandable, but some are unfamiliar to newcomers. Here are a few examples, which will be supplemented gradually in the future.

FF: You are probably most familiar with the FF (Final Fantasy) series. FF series was originally a famous game of SQUARE Company. Because it is very popular, there are many surrounding areas, such as game animation, OVA, movies and so on. but

The abbreviation of FF used recently needs to be distinguished, because the Matrix series also produced an animated short film called The Final Flight of Osiris, which is also abbreviated as FF. The director of this film is the same person as the film version of Final Fantasy (Andy Jones). No wonder they even have the same name.

M0=MACROSS zero (zero means zero, so it is represented by "0").

ROD series: There are two works produced at present, one is READ OR DIE(OVA), and the Chinese name is Thinking about Death; The other one is Reading or Dreams (TV), which is showing, but there was no D version in the past. All abbreviated as ROD.

*OVA

First of all, explain what OVA is.

OVA = original video animation = original animation video tape.

OVA occupies a very important position in the history of Japanese animation, and she can often be seen in various animation files. A work that can be regarded as OVA can only be called OVA if it has not been shown on TV or theater when it was first introduced. When a work that has been shown on TV or theater is reissued, video tape /LD/VCD, etc. It cann't be OVA The "V" in OVA also refers to all video/LD/VCD/DVD media, not just video.

* theatrical version

What is a theatrical version (animation)

The first time it was made public was an animation for playing in the cinema. The production cost, investment and manpower of this kind of works are higher than those of OVA and TV animation, and the more luxurious the painter, the better. No matter in the fluency of movements or in the number of separations used, the difference between them can be clearly seen. Usually, a theatrical animation is 90 minutes, but it is not certain, and there is a big difference.

Nowadays, as long as it is a popular TV animation, there is usually a corresponding theatrical version, but the theatrical version is usually different from the original TV version in terms of stories and characters. For example, the theatrical versions of "Girl Revolution" and "Time and Space Fortress" only retain the main lines of the original stories and characters.