CATDOLL: The original author fainted in the toilet and was ruined by the animation adaptation.

Japanese animations are usually adapted from comics or light novels. A good adaptation can not only sell well but also boost the sales of the original work, and even make the original author famous. However, if you encounter a bad animation adaptation, you may be badly cheated. Japanese netizens have selected the "worst" anime works. Of course, the original works are also "the worst", and "Bear Witch" is on the list again.

"Bear Witch (When a Girl Meets a Bear)"

"Bear Miko (When a Girl Meets a Bear)" is adapted from the manga of the same name by Japanese manga artist Yoshimoto Masume. The final episode was aired on June 19. But what is unexpected is that the final episode of the animation ended with a BADEND ending of "raising a useless girl", and the heroine ended up mentally degenerating... which made fans very dissatisfied. The final episode of this work also set a record for the negative review rate on Niconico. It can be said that if you ask for death, you will die.

The Pet Girl of Sakurasou

"The Pet Girl of Sakurasou" is a series of light novels published by Japanese novelist Kamoshida Hajime in 2010. The animation of the same name adapted from the original work began to be broadcast on October 8, 2012. The film had already gained considerable popularity and attention before it was broadcast, but in the end, the disc sales of the film were only a little over 2,000. The reason for this was actually a pot of Korean chicken soup.

In the sixth episode of the TV animation, the white porridge that the protagonist Sorata fed Nanami in the original novel was changed to Korean ginseng chicken soup. This seemingly insignificant change aroused the anger of Japanese netizens. Later, it was revealed that part of the animation was completed by JCSTAFF and a Korean animation production company. Netizens said: "The biggest problem is that this change is meaningless." "Wouldn't it be better to just deliver porridge honestly?" In fact, putting aside the issue of ginseng soup, the animation itself is still very good, but in the end it ended up like this. It's really a pot of ginseng soup that ruined a good work.

Love Random Link

"Love Link" is a light novel by Japanese novelist An Da Sadao that was published and serialized in 2010. The work also won the special award in the novel category of the 11th Entame Award. The TV animation of the same name was broadcast in 2012. It also gained considerable popularity and attention before the broadcast, but a prank incident at the advance screening of the work pushed the entire work to the forefront.

However, this is indeed the official's own fault. Before the show started, the producers specially created a fake voice actor selection, and the victim was Mitsuhiro Ichiki. Throughout the process, the producers claimed that this was a voice actor selection, and told Mitsuhiro Ichiki: "You have successfully passed the selection." But in the end, they announced: "The entire selection is a pure spoof. Mitsuhiro Ichiki passed the selection of the Minister of Publicity instead of the voice actor selection." And later in the radio drama of "Love Random Link", the hosts Takuma Terajima and Hisako Kanemoto actually mocked this incident. Such excessive behavior finally attracted countless people to criticize the production team and the radio drama host. The sales of the disc of this work are only more than 2,000, and there are too many one-star bad reviews on Amazon Japan. It is said that hype should not be played too much. It is really a pig teammate who ruined a good work.

In fact, these are all the anime producers' faults, and we can only shed a tear of sympathy for these unlucky original authors. Of course, there are actually quite a few original works and authors who have been ripped off like this, such as "My Few Friends", which was also played by the anime producers, and the ending also made fans extremely dissatisfied.