In the summer of 1999, the first animation of "Digimon Baby" landed on Fuji TELEVISION in Japan, although it was only 54 episodes of long content, but I believe that no post-90s generation would not agree that the influence of this animation was more than the "dead fire" of "Shonen JUMP".
Now that nearly 20 years have passed, the sequel to this first animation is still placed on the most important position by the animation production team--- at the end of 15 years, a total of six episodes of the new digimon tri began, and in the near future, the production team also announced the commemorative theatrical version of next year's 20th anniversary.
It is particularly noteworthy that this 20th anniversary theatrical version will interpret the plot with the posture of a 22-year-old "social person" of Taiyi, that is, when they have just entered the society for some time.
And such a setting, overnight Jun believes that it can also be more experienced by the post-90s who are working hard in society.
In today's issue, overnight Jun will not continue to give you details about this theatrical version of the animation.
In this issue, the overnight jun will bring you a series of bad news information reports, which may inevitably bring sadness to everyone, but as she has accompanied us through unforgettable years, it is worth it in any case, and it should be remembered by us---
"Digimon Yajin Taiichi voice actress 'Shuko Fujita' has unfortunately passed away!"
Just yesterday (28th) later, Fujita Shuko was confined to the complication of breast cancer, and finally passed away in the process of hospital treatment, and her life was fixed at this point in time at the age of 68.
As the voice actor of "Digimon Taiichi", the first male protagonist of "Digimon Taiichi", she once equipped us with the most classic works, "The Birth of the Digimon Adventure Ball Beast" (directed by Hosoda Mori, the plot takes place before the first part), "Digimon 1" and "Digimon 2", which landed as a sequel to the TV series the following year.
In addition, for Digimon Adventure Our War Game (the episode where the Omega Beast appeared), Digimon Adventure 02 Super Golden Armor Evolution, Digimon Adventure 02 Super Demon Beast Counterattack (White Emperor Appears), and even in 2012, we can still hear her voice configuring for Yajin Taiichi.
It's just that on the eve of the release of "Digimon TRI", perhaps it was at that time that I noticed a physical abnormality, so in the end I could only temporarily quit my voice actor job and handed it over to Natsuki Hanae for recording.
It is also a coincidence that Fujita Shuko perfectly circumvented the "Digimon Tri", which can be regarded as a "bad work" in the eyes of almost all Digimon fans, but unfortunate things have finally happened, after more than three years of arduous cancer confrontation, it is still invincible to the invasion of the disease, Fujita Shuko passed away with countless post-90s memories.
Overnight Jun can often see such a sentence on the Internet: "Voice actors are monsters", in fact, the work performance of Aunt Fujita Shuko is the best interpretation of this praise.
For example, she is 68 years old, and even if she was nearly 20 years ago, she was already a 48-year-old middle-aged woman. However, even so, she can still give us a tone like elementary school age, with a little childish and reckless mood of Taiyi voice, and can also show this adolescent transformation characteristics well when Taiyi grows up to middle school, with a little hoarseness in stability.
In addition, as a seasoned Japanese voice actress god, how much did Aunt Fujita shuko contribute sound to the Digimon anime?
In fact, the most famous animated character in Fujita's life is the male protagonist "Ichigo" in "Ichigo Monk", a prodigy monk who is not trapped by any disturbing emotions, only needs to lift two fingers to draw circles on the bare head, and constantly murmurs the "gezigezigezi" mantra on his mouth, and then the problem will be solved.
You know, this is an animation work played in the 70s of the last century, and for that era of serious lack of content creation, "A Hugh Monk" has naturally become one of the classic animations remembered by the world, and the "Astro Boy" of the same era can be compared with each other, and even in the minds of many 60-80s elders, the status of this animation is much higher than that of "Dragon Ball".
And being able to be commissioned to such an important role to configure voices when she was 20+ years old, it is not difficult to understand Shuko Fujita's prestige in the voice actor world.
Subsequently, The career path of Aunt Fujita Can be regarded as smooth sailing, for example, in 1983, she undertook the voice of the tears of the afterlife in the classic animation "Three Sisters of Cat's Eye", and also served as the voice of "Three-Eyed God Child" in 1985 and Mamiya in "Hokuto Shinken", in 1987 she voiced Yazuki in "City Hunter", in 1996 she also voiced Hiroshi Tateno in "Hell Teacher", and in 1997 participated in the dubbing of "Kaneda Kazuna Incident Book". In 2002, he participated in "InuYasha" and "The Twelve Kingdoms".
Wait, and so on, even Conan's famous theatrical version of "The Magician at the End of the Century" and "Countdown to Heaven", as well as "Doraemon" and "One Piece" have all participated in Aunt Fujita Shuko, which can be regarded as leaving her own traces on the half of the classic Japanese manga.
Therefore, Aunt Fujita Shuko deserves the tribute and mourning of each of us anime fans, and I hope that she can continue her unfinished anime creation career in Heaven.
At last
Whenever the end of the year comes, people will inevitably take stock of the gains and losses of the past year, but in general, we will only feel more of the anxiety of "doing nothing, time is fleeting", and the weather has quietly turned cold in the days near the end of the year, which seems to add a little coldness to this low.
Especially when we look back on the year of 2018, when we find that it seems to have sent away a lot of anime workers, Aunt Hiromi Tsuru, who voiced "Dragon Ball" Bulma, Uncle Yuki Ishizuka ( who also voiced Dr. Ohki of "Pokémon"), as well as Cherry Ball creator Cherry, "SpongeBob SquarePants" original author Steven Hillenburg, "Father of Marvel" Stan Lee, etc., have all left us this year.
The voice of "you are no longer young" behind the scenes seems to be getting louder and louder, and what will follow will naturally be the pressure of responsibility brought about by "career", "family", "marriage" and so on.
Those who carry the burden can even fall into the prison of being torn apart, enduring unimaginable sufferings of ordinary people.
But as Leonard Cohen once wrote in The Anthem lyrics: "Everything has cracks, and that's where the light comes in."
Overnight Jun has always had an idealistic belief, firmly believing that next year's days will be radiant.