CATDOLL: The domestic animation "Hinabee" will be released in Japan next year. The trailer of the Hanazawa Kana version has been released

YouYaoQi has been bringing us surprises again and again. In addition to the popular comics such as "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes" adapted into animations, the super popular comic "Hinabee" on YouYaoQi, which has a click volume of 480 million, has also announced the news of its animation. Not only that, a PVC figure of the heroine Ruri was also exhibited at the 34th "Miyazawa Model Exhibition". According to reports, "Hinabee" will be broadcast in China in the first half of 2015 (around February-March). In addition, "Hinabee" will also enter the Japanese market, injecting strong energy into the rise of original Chinese comics.

At present, the official Japanese version of the trailer has been released. It is confirmed that the voice actor for the heroine Ruri is the well-known voice actor Hanazawa Kana. The more than one minute PV seems to make her feel unsatisfied. Perhaps we can look forward to her performance in the feature film. By the way, Kana's voice this time is somewhat similar to the heroine Tsunemori Akane in "Psycho-Pass". I guess Kana also did a lot of preparation before dubbing. Of course, facing the landing of Chinese animation, netizens in Japan also have their opinions. Let's take a look at what the people in District 11 think of this domestic animation!

【Comments from Japanese netizens】

Cute + weapons is not very popular now, but it depends on the specific content.

If it's interesting, the more the better. If it's not interesting, hello and goodbye. The style of the painting seems to be Japanese and I would like to see it. I wonder if there is a Japanese version?

Looks like Ghost in the Shell? The graphics are great.

Japanese animations are all about cuteness and light novels lately. They don't have much substance, just harem and character fans. It's good to have this kind of thing occasionally, but in the end it all depends on the story.

The content is outdated.

It is indeed influenced by Japan.

Watch the PV video of Hanazawa Kana:

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