CATDOLL: "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes" reveals "Nezha Collection" original author Han Wu reveals his true identity

Today, the first domestic animated film "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes" released the "Nezha Collection". This collection is nearly 30 minutes long and includes all the stories of the Nezha episode in the first two seasons, and adds some new plots. As the third season of "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes" is about to start, Nezha's return has resonated with many netizens: "My little Zha Zha is not dead, he is finally back!" And what kind of surprises the creative team, which has always been praised for its "craftsmanship", will bring in the new episode, is also worth waiting for.

Nezha becomes the soul of the new show

In addition to including all the plots related to Nezha, "Nezha Collection" also adds new characters and plots, which makes all the "Ten Cold Fans" feel pleasantly surprised when the new series returns. As the most beloved character in "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes", Nezha has a star temperament as soon as he appears on the stage, and is dubbed "King Kong Barbie" by netizens, with countless fans. In the second season, Nezha died unexpectedly not long after he came online. In order to protect the lives of his father and the people of Chentangguan, Nezha did not hesitate to commit suicide, which made many netizens cry. The surprise is that Nezha will return with a brand new look in the new series and will play an important role in the series, which makes the netizens who love Nezha excited and relieved.

The mystery of Han Wu's gender is revealed

After the great success of "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes", netizens have developed a strong interest in the original author "Han Wu" and have made "reasonable" guesses about her gender, but have never received official certification. Recently, the original author Han Wu made her first appearance on a video website, revealing the mystery of her gender that has puzzled netizens for a long time. Netizens who knew the truth couldn't help but exclaimed: "Oh my God! Han Wu is not a girl! I am 1,000 points hurt." In this regard, Han Wu himself explained: "I released misleading photos at the end of the first season. I thought it would be more interesting if I didn't tell everyone the gender clearly."

In an interview with iQIYI's program "Big V Little V", the original author Han Wu talked with directors Lu Hengyu and Li Shujie about how to create the "100,000 Bad Jokes" work that is "full of complaints". Han Wu said: "Whenever I can't draw, I will go to Weibo to find inspiration. A lot of creative inspiration comes from the Internet. Netizens always complain that I have complained about all the complaints, leaving them with nothing to complain about. People will get tired of seeing too many complaints. Next, I will consider making a positive movie without complaints."

It is reported that the third season of "One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes" will premiere on the entire network on December 31, and will be broadcast on the first and fifteenth of every month.