The recent explosion of "Devil's Blade" in Japan, I think everyone has heard of it a little. However, there is no shortage of friends who do not understand, it does not matter, Xiaobian first gives you a simple science popularization.
Devil's Blade is a popular Japanese manga by Goto Hoshiharu. From February 15, 2016 to May 11, 2020, it was serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump, and it has now ended.
The protagonist, Tanjiro Uzume, in addition to his sister and himself, his mother and four younger siblings were tragically killed by ghosts. Unfortunately, his sister has also become a fierce ghost, and in order to restore her to humanity, Tanjiro joined the "Ghost Squad" under the guidance of the ghost hunters and has been fighting for it ever since.
On October 16 of this year, the theatrical version of "Ghost Blade" - "Ghost Blade ・ Infinity Train" was released in Japan and received wide acclaim. So far, the box office has exceeded 20 billion yen, and everyone is speculating whether it is expected to surpass the first box office of the previous theatrical version of "Spirited Away".
Since the release of the theatrical version, many people have been talking about "Ghost Blade", and the figure of ghost extinction is everywhere in TV or web news, and in Japan, it has even become a social phenomenon.
Even derived the new term "ghost extinguishing pollution", which means that people who have no interest in the theatrical version of "Ghost Annihilation Blade" are asked by people around them all day long: "Have you seen the ghosts extinguished?" "Go see the ghosts!" Words like that, coupled with the ubiquity of related news constantly appearing in front of you, will feel a kind of spiritual pollution.
However, this does prove that ghosts extinguish real fire... Even artists, who are also keen on the cosplay of "Devil's Blade", have sent out their own cos photos on social networking sites to see:
DAIGO
Atsushi Tamura (right)
Tsubaki Ghost Slave
Meiku Nagano
Tamarina Matsui
Kumada Ryoko
Mr. Akayamakin
Miori Ichikawa
Ye Mei Xiang
Fast water heavy road
Katsumi Sayuri (right)
GACKT
There are a lot of people looking at it this way, so why are artists so keen on cosplay "Ghost Blade" characters this year?
In addition to the reason why the theatrical version is indeed very popular, people speculate that it is because of the epidemic, it is necessary to go out less to socialize, everyone has nothing to do at home, plus the "ghost extinguishing fever" after the release is just in time for Halloween, so everyone has popped out their cos photos on social networking sites.
I don't know if it will be so lively after the theatrical version is released in China in the future? [Laughs]