Under One Person Japanese Version Evaluation in Japan

" Under One Person " was a Japanese version of an anime, which told the story of a world with mutants. The main character, Zhang Chulan, was a mutant hidden among ordinary people. He had always been careful to hide his differences from others. However, when the mysterious girl, Feng Baobao, found him, he was chased by zombies, slashed by strange people, and was involved in trouble that he had never seen before. This anime had many seasons. The first season had 12 episodes, and the second season also had a Japanese version. Other than the anime, there was also a movie called " Under One Man: Rust Reappears ".

The reason why " Under One Man " had a Japanese version was probably to increase the rate of broadcast and attract more viewers. When the cartoon was first released, the impression of the national cartoon was not very good, and the Japanese cartoon was more popular at that time. Therefore, in order to make it easier for the audience to accept," Under One Man " was dubbed in Japanese to increase the broadcast rate and attract more anime fans. In addition, the Japanese side participated in the production of the first season, which may include a Japanese version. However, due to problems in the Japanese production process, the Chinese team later helped solve these problems and did not use the Japanese version in subsequent production. In short, the existence of the Japanese version was to get a better response and audience appeal in the animation market at that time.

There were different voices in Japan. On the one hand, the animated version had a poor reputation after being broadcasted in Japan, especially when Feng Baobao did not participate in the episodes. There was even a situation where no one was interested. However, the manga version was highly praised in Japan, especially the plot of the symmetrical chapter. The success of Under One Man was due to its unique kung fu elements and wonderful plot. This caused some Japanese figurine companies to buy the copyright and start making doujinshi products. On the other hand, some Japanese viewers did not perform well with the animation under one person, and felt that the work did not adapt to Japan's national conditions. In general, there were differences in the reactions of Under One Person in Japan, but the manga version received a higher evaluation in Japan.

Second to One was more popular in Japan. According to the document [1], Under One Man 2's rating on Douban was as high as 9.4 points, surpassing the high-level Japanese, European, and American animations. In addition, the document [4] mentioned that Second to One had an explosive reputation. It was so popular that it was phenomenal. It was called the best domestic animation in recent years. Although the document [7] mentioned that Second to One might be an unpopular show in Japan, it could also be ranked in the middle of all the shows in that year. Overall, Second to One was relatively popular in Japan.

He was not popular in Japan. According to a Japanese who had studied in China for five years, he did not cause much of a reaction in Japan. This was not because the quality of the work was bad, but because of cultural differences. The Japanese did not understand how to adapt to a rigid impression. They gave some examples to explain this difference. For example, in the Japanese anime Naruto, if Sasuke's hands and feet were cut off, he would not take revenge, nor would he clench his fists. If the main character Zhang Chulan was replaced by Sasuke, he would definitely not look for Orochimaru. These examples reflected the Japanese's rigid impression and lack of flexibility. In addition, there were also people who mentioned that the drawing skills and plot were not good enough. Therefore, it could be concluded that only one person was popular in Japan.

The Japanese version of Under One Man was called " The Outcast."

We can conclude that there are two voices in Japan. On the one hand, the manga and animation version of Under One Person received good reviews in Japan and was considered an excellent work. On the other hand, there were also voices saying that there were not many hits in Japan. Due to the limitations of the search results, we are unable to know the specific content and evaluation details. Therefore, we are unable to give a definite answer to the comment about being under one person in Japan.

Under One Man was a cartoon product or illustration that presented the characters in Under One Man in a cartoon. These cartoon characters usually had cute appearances and unique expressions, and were loved by fans. The cartoonish figurines, side effects, and painting tutorial were all related to the cartoonish version of the novel. Among them, Sister Bao 'er was one of the characters in Under One Person, and also a character in the cartoon version. Sister Bao 'er's cute and childlike image was very popular among fans. Wahaha and One Man's cooperation in launching Sister Bao 'er's Q version of the figurine also received much attention. In general, the Q version of Under One Person was a form of presentation that presented the character under One Person in a cute and relaxed manner.

The Japanese name of Under One Man was " The Outcast."

The anti-Japanese story of the Tang Sect chapter of Under One Man showed the loyalty and patriotic enthusiasm of Tang Sect's old sect leader, Tang Bingwen. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Tang Sect accepted a commission from a rich man to form a special operation team to fight against the Japanese. Tang Bingwen lowered the price to accept the job and let the Tang Sect assassin sacrifice his life for the country, which reflected his righteousness in protecting the country. He ignored the trifles and pulled out the thorn in the land of China, showing his patriotic enthusiasm. The story of the Tang Sect was set during the Anti-Japanese War. The Tang Sect chose to go to the national disaster together to fight against the Japanese variant human forces. This plot showcased the spirit of patriotism and the Chinese people's anti-Japanese spirit. The anti-Japanese story in the Tang Sect chapter resonated with the readers and showed the unity of the Chinese people in difficult times.