Recently, "Honkai: Star Dome Railway" released a new PV of the Thousand Stars Chronicle Tour, in which the production team released part of the life experience of the new character "Huangquan", and the old players of the Honkai Impact series after reading this part of the content almost all laughed.
In the preview of 2.1, the "Roast Chicken" teacher, one of the plot leaders of the Star Dome Railway, once said that there will be some romance in Huangquan that belongs to the Honkai IP itself. And in the new PV of Thousand Stars Tour, the production team finally showed this aspect of the content.
In this Thousand Stars Tour PV, the twelve "Protector Blades" and two "Negative Blades" cast by Izumo Province begin and end, corresponding to the elements of the Gods' Key and Lawgiver in the Honkai series. Although it can be seen from the PV that the world where Huangquan is located is indeed not the world of Honkai Impact 3 that everyone is familiar with, the similarity of the content in it still makes many old players of the Honkai series smile when they see it.
Because everyone saw the relevant attributes of Honkai in "Honkai: Star Dome Railway" from the PV, the production team not only made the elements of the Honkai series with heart, but also made a very smooth transition to the world view of Star Dome Railway. It turned out that the strength of Huangquan was forced to sacrifice the lives of the two planets "Izumo" and "Takamagahara" in exchange. A glimpse of the Void Star God made her a Void Envoy and walked on the path of fate.
In order to portray the character of Huang Quan, the production team not only used the ultimate aesthetics of mourning to show the tragedy of Huang Quan, but also used the haiku of the Japanese haiku poet Kobayashi Ichcha "I know that this world is as short as dew, but, yet. (Original text: 露の世は, 露の世ながら, さりながら)".
Speaking of which, this sentence is also a little related to Lu Xun's younger brother Zhou Zuoren, because Zhou Zuoren, as one of the most proficient in Japanese culture, translated a lot of Japanese articles, and this haiku should have been translated by him at the earliest. It's just that Zhou Zuoren's translation version is the world of dew! Although it is the world of dew, although it is so. And the translation used by Star Railway is the public translation, so that we players can better understand.
Judging from this Thousand Stars Tour PV, the past life in Huang Quan's "Past Life and Present Life" is clearly explained, so how did this character become a "sea patrol ranger", and how did he run to the world of Pinocone with a face of loss of memory? This needs to be answered in version 2.1. It can only be said that this 2.0 version really can't stay for 1 second.
Well, I don't know what everyone thinks of the character of Huang Quan?