Na Cha's Demon Children's Adventure Opens on Screening, Subverting Tradition or Rebelling Too Much

Throughout the past few years, it seems that movie and television productions have been very fond of the creation of traditional mythological works. I remember that the screening of The Rise of the White Snake caused a lot of excitement, and the box office was even better, and the netizens also flirted with the idea that they might have to do something about the monk, but they didn't realize that in front of the monk, Nezha was first in the world. Although the movie is still a while away from release, it has attracted a lot of attention, and the trailer for the movie is a real eye-opener! The trailer for the movie is a real eye-opener, and will probably shake up everyone's idea of domestic animation.

The first thing that will be overturned is the traditional image of Nezha, who in most people's eyes is a big-eyed, cute and adorable doll, but in The Descent of Nezha, Nezha is still a child, but he is darker, uglier and more hideous, which can be said to be a darker version of Nezha. The second subversion is Nezha's childlike innocence. Although Nezha used to get into trouble, he was always a child, but this time he is different, more evil and wild. The dubbing has also changed from a baby voice to a cigarette and alcohol noise. Overall, I feel that it is still more subversive of tradition, rebellion is also a little bit, but I think the challenge of tradition is also a good idea, as long as it is not too much on the good. Welcome to discuss together oh~