To this day, as long as you hear "Until the End of the World", you can still feel the feeling of blood boiling in adolescence, which is the youth that Yuhiko Inoue brought to us belonging to "Slam Dunk Master", which was first released in 1993 and introduced to China in 1995, and has influenced a group of young people in the following twenty years and stimulated their love for basketball.
Even today, many people will leave messages for this work on social platforms, nostalgic for the blood-boiling youth.
Over the years, fans have looked forward to a sequel countless times, but there has been no news, and they did not expect the beginning of 2021 to hear a good news.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Ye Qing hui! "Slam Dunk Master" will be filmed in an animated film theatrical version</h1>
Manga author Yuhiko Inoue personally posted an announcement that "Slam Dunk Master" will be animated, and then the Japanese media confirmed and announced that the movie version is an animated theater version rather than a live-action version, and many fans who do not expect the live-action version can finally rest assured. This work will also be the first theatrical version of the "Slam Dunk Master" comic since it was serialized in 1990, which is undoubtedly a very surprising news for fans.
For fans, the abrupt end before the national competition is still a regret, and now only for a national competition to complete the dream of youth, since it is a theater version, the best story content is the national competition, although Inoue teacher once said that youth should have regrets, but so many people are still waiting for a perfect opportunity.
After seeing this news, many people in the comment area are saying that after so many years, I have waited for it, and after seeing this news, I really can't help but sigh, "After so many years, I finally waited."
It is gratifying that it is still the Toei Animation that we are familiar with, the work is currently in production, and fans want to know whether it is a national competition or not, and wait for the next official announcement. I don't know if Yuhiko Inoue will give fans a satisfactory feedback this time?
The arrival of countless classic animations this year, although it is surprising, is actually reasonable.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > motivate the nation through animation</h1>
Since real life is difficult, let's get everyone to the consummation in the animation!
In Japan, many animations are not just a program so simple, but also from a certain extent to encourage the attitude of the people's life, in Japan known as the national animation of "Miss Conch", from a certain extent played such a role, when Japan was defeated, the social depression was negative, Miss Conch's positive and kind attitude to life brought hope to the Japanese people after the defeat.
For the Japanese people who are now suffering from the epidemic, the influence of classic animation is still very high, and after the release of the theatrical version of "Devil's Blade" this year, it has promoted the development of society to a certain extent in a rather negative state of the entire social form. And the positive fighting spirit conveyed by "Slam Dunk Master" may also impress them to a certain extent, "because the challenge is his (everyone's) life."
In addition, the voice actors who were in their youth at that time were indeed older after the baptism of time, and the voice actor Ofsagi Hanamichi Kusao was 55 years old, and the voice actor Nishimura, the oldest Coach Ansai, knew that this year was 74 years old, and he really couldn't shout without shooting.
The re-emergence of "Slam Dunk Master" is not only to help the Japanese people, but also to give a shot to the Japanese animation industry that is not in a good state today, and the professionalism of the older generation for the work can not be discarded.
The most interesting thing about the theatrical version of "Slam Dunk Master" is the content, if it is a national competition, an episode will definitely not be finished, and I hope that more than a few will give this story a real sense of a happy ending.
If the response is good, maybe Yuhiko Inoue can arrange a sequel, after all, more than twenty years have passed, and we have waited for the theatrical version.
Among the slam dunk masters, is there your youth?