CATDOLL: Japanese cartoonist criticizes "Your Name.": This movie is not good at all and not professional at all

Since the release of the animated film "Your Name." directed by Makoto Shinkai, the box office and popularity have been rising all the way. So far, it has exceeded 13 billion yen, and people who have seen the movie all say that it is a very good story. But no matter what, there will be opposition. We have previously reported that cartoonist Tatsuya Egawa criticized "Your Name.". But the reasons he used are really very strange. He said that the protagonist of the film is too stupid and the scale is too small. This also makes everyone think that he is just blacking "Your Name." Many netizens also complained about this.

However, the cartoonist did not hold back. Yesterday (October 6) on Fuji TV, Japan, Tatsuya Egawa criticized "Your Name." again on a TV program that specifically criticized anime works. He made another outrageous statement on the program. When introducing "Your Name." on the program, he said that the box office of the movie had exceeded 13 billion yen, and the audience praised the movie. In response, Tatsuya Egawa expressed his point of view from the "creator's standpoint": "Although you may think that this movie is really a hit, in the eyes of us professionals, it is not good at all. This is a work that lacks authorship, and it is a work that has been stuffed with elements that make it sell well but has no weight."

Regarding Egawa Tatsuya's remarks, Japanese netizens also fought back: "Before you said that he didn't have erotic content and the scale was too small, now you say that he stuffed in elements that sell well, so how exactly do you want to criticize?", "It's good enough to be popular among ordinary people, who cares about the opinions of so-called professionals like you.", "This person's bizarre remarks are more famous than comics, it's really a blasphemy to the identity of a cartoonist.", "There should be a limit to sensationalism, why don't you publish a comic that is both popular and well-received." Regarding this cartoonist, everyone is quite speechless. After all, the main job of a cartoonist should be to draw comics. Is it really good to attract attention with bizarre remarks? Let's talk about it.