Introduction: As a conscience company in the industry, Kyo Ani has produced a series of works that fans can say that they love and hate.
What I love is the exquisite painting style and the emotional story plot, and I hate that Arnie has made countless fierce men cry in terms of knife.
And "Violet Eternal Garden" is definitely an indispensable animation in the lives of countless Aya.
While everyone is cured by this animation, Wei Mei's prosperous beauty has become the object of many people's pursuit.
Outsiders can never imagine how sacred the character of Violet is, so much so that in the minds of any fan, she is the kind of existence that cannot be desecrated.
The phrase "I love you" becomes the deepest main line of the animation, and In order to understand the meaning of this sentence, Wei Mei embarks on the road of writing letters to people.
It is estimated that many people have forgotten the existence of the role of "Shao zuo" in the later extremely healing plot.
This is a very virtual male protagonist, but he carries all the emotions of Violet.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="9" > the theatrical version of Violet Eternal Garden</h1>
After a year of waiting, the new theatrical version of "Violet Eternal Garden" was finally launched, although it can only be watched on the online disk at present, but its own emotional plot has also made Galaxy shed a lot of tears.
Judging from the overall plot, Wei Mei finally saw Shao Zuo again, and the two hugged each other tightly and said "I love you" to each other.
Such an ending itself makes many people feel excited, without any regrets.
But don't forget Kyo Ani's routine, so even with such a happy ending, the process in between is full of countless knives.
Therefore, the tone of the entire story plot of this animation is also very low, but this tone is not hated by fans.
For example, at the beginning of the anime, it is a story scene in the tenth episode of the TV anime [a seriously ill mother writes a 50-year letter to her child].
I believe that fans who have watched "Violet" know that the plot of this sentence has been evaluated by countless fans as the most classic episode.
Unexpectedly, Kyo Ani will quote this story again in the theatrical version.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="22" > begins in reverse order</h1>
The theatrical version of this film is different from the previous plot, and its original perspective is not on Wei Mei, but on the story described by the memories of people decades later.
It can be said that the first perspective of the theatrical version is the great-granddaughter of the seriously ill mother Daisy in the tenth episode of the TV animation.
Because her parents have been busy with work for a long time, Daisy is very concerned about her parents' busy work and family affairs.
When she opened the letter from her great-grandmother to her grandmother, she saw the bond between mother and daughter.
Of course, the scene of reading the letter at the end of the tenth episode of TV has also been added here, and it is not too much to say that the theatrical version begins with a "knife".
As Daisy sees Violet on a newspaper clipping in the envelope, The main plot of Violet unfolds.
Although the plot of the character of Daisy is not very much, it is also interspersed many times in the whole play, and it also ends with her at the end.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="33" > the last hug between Wei Mei and Shao Zuo</h1>
The theatrical version of the anime still inserts a story of "ghostwriting letters", but this may not be very good compared to the story in the TV version.
It is simply about a teenager who is about to die of illness, leaving a letter for his family and friends.
But this story has become no longer ordinary for some reason, because this is the only letter that Wei Mei has not completed in her life.
As we all know, the image given to people by Wei Mei in the animation is a workaholic, and all the letters she can complete perfectly.
But only this letter, until the teenager died, she could not complete, so the portrayal of this plot directly brought the animation to the climax.
So, some people may ask, why did Wei Mei fail to complete this letter?
This brings us back to our theme, which is influenced by a man, Shōzo.
Upon learning of the news that Shōzo may be alive, Violet and her post office boss went to find Kilbert Shōzo.
It was also during this period that the teenager promised by Wei Mei died.
However, after the teenager learned that Wei Mei had seen the person he loved, he also showed great relief, and the last letter was also conveyed to his friends in the form of an early phone call.
On the other side, after countless struggles in his heart, the man could no longer suppress his inner emotions, and finally rushed out to meet Violet.
The two embraced each other in the icy waters, both saying the words "I love you" to each other.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="49" > conclusion</h1>
Judging from the whole story of "Violet", the animation returns from the original "I love you" to the last "I love you".
From the perspective of the theatrical version of the plot, the animation begins with the role of Daisy and ends with the role of Daisy, all of which present a kind of ending echo, and some of the details are worth interpreting at a deeper level.
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