In terms of painting performances, Promea is actually a summary of Jinshi’s so many years. The art style has its own flavor. Whether it is the triangular flame or the unique color matching, it is refreshing. Not to mention the mirroring, it is very cool. Today stone.
I don't think there's anything to fault with the interpretation of the performances and paintings, but an animation production is not only about supervision. It can be said that Kazuki Nakajima has made little progress for so many years. Perhaps because of his background in stage play, exaggerated performance of characters on stage is one of his major characteristics. Nakajima Imaishi is indeed a perfect match. Imaishi's performance style can be said to perfectly demonstrate Nakajima's characteristics, although The character exaggeratedly shouted "I の ドリルは天をCreate るドリルだぁあああ!" on the stage, but the excellent performance can completely turn this kind of middle school into blood.
I saw a sentence before and it felt very good, "Tianyuan breakthrough is a story about breakthrough, but this group of people still failed to break through Tianyuan." Don't say Tianyuan, klk is much better than Promea, no doubt the length of the movie On the one hand, but Kazuki Nakajima is not an inexperienced rookie. The plot is so mediocre that I am surprised. If there is no Imaishi without the 20 seconds of selling rot, this kind of plot can't be done at all.
The seiyuu performances are also quite unsatisfactory, especially the two protagonists, why can Saotome Taichi come from a stage play so well? Although I know that the actor is hired for the box office, I have to say that it will definitely be much better to switch to a professional voice actor. Taichi Saotome's performance is simply ruining the atmosphere.
Promea is a work that can be discarded after watching it once. There is nothing worth looking into. It is not suitable for watching too much because of the lack of firework. It is a very pure commercial work. It can only be said that it is so-so. like very much.
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