Hello everyone, welcome to the latest issue of The Pick-up Dimension.
2018 should have been a colorful year for a considerable number of people, but it was smeared with a layer of gray because of the news that several well-known figures in the animation industry at home and abroad died in 2018. When many anime fans at home and abroad are looking forward to these well-known characters in the animation industry to present wonderful works for the audience or readers, these well-known characters in the animation industry have unexpectedly left this world. Next, Jun Shibu will take you back to the well-known characters in the anime industry who left this world forever in 2018, in order to remember them and let everyone pay more attention to the works they left for the world before they died.
The unexpected death of Mr. Takahata, a well-known Japanese animation director and veteran of Ghibli Animation Studios, shocked the entire Japanese animation industry. Takahata's artistic animation film "The Tale of Hui Ye Hime", which Takahata has directed for many years, has become Takahata's masterpiece in animated films. The first anime directed by Takahata Jun, who jun Shibu came into contact with, was "My Neighbor Yamada Jun", which is a story about the daily life of an ordinary family in Japan, the atmosphere of this animation is still quite warm overall, "My Neighbor Yamada Jun" is not the same thing as the air-based daily animation that is popular in Japanese animation today, "My Neighbor Yamada Jun" is a bit like the Japanese animation series "Our Family", both animations are quite meticulous depictions of ordinary Japanese family relationships and daily interactions, My Neighbor Yamada Jun" and "Our Family" still attach great importance to the connotation of the plot.
Shibu Jun was actually very fortunate that when he was a child, because the country did not have strict restrictions on overseas animation, so Shibu Jun saw a lot of classic Japanese animation works at that time, and the Japanese animation that Shibu Jun watched at that time not only had children's family-oriented animation, but also late-night animation in Japan. Among the children's family anime that Jun Shibu watched when he was a child, "Cherry Maruko" is definitely a significant one, but unfortunately, the author of the original manga of "Cherry Maruko" and the well-known Japanese manga artist Cherry (Mikichi Miura) also passed away this year. Because the work "Cherry Pills" is largely based on the experience of Cherry Teacher's student days, when looking back at the animation of "Cherry Pills", I will feel more deeply about the fact that Cherry Teacher has passed away.
Jun Shibu is not a true Marvel fan, but for Stan, the father of Marvel superhero comics. The news of Lee's death in 2018 was quite unexpected. stan. Lee has created quite a few classic superhero images for many Marvel fans around the world, and Stan. Lee himself is happy to make cameo appearances in various superhero movies. Recently, Juncai Shibu saw Stan in the anime of Invincible Destruction King 2. Lee's animated image at that time Stan. The news of Lee's death has been announced for some time, and viewers can remember this great character through laughter and laughter in "Invincible Destruction King 2".
Not long ago, Helenberg, the father of the classic animation series "SpongeBob SquarePants", died of frostbite, and "SpongeBob SquarePants" was also an excellent animation work that accompanied Jun Shibu's student days. Jun Shibu feels that "SpongeBob SquarePants" is suitable for audiences of different ages, and children and adults can get different joys in the "SpongeBob SquarePants" animation.
The domestic animation industry has also lost a master figure this year, and Mr. Wang Shirong, an animation photographer who once participated in the peak of domestic animation "The Great Haunting of the Heavenly Palace", passed away this year. Jun Shibu really didn't want the older generation of Chinese animators in the domestic animation industry to start knowing their names until after their deaths.