CATDOLL: Hotly debated "Do you need to be educated to watch animation?" Netizens: If you don't want to watch it, don't watch it

There are many animations that tell a lot of profound knowledge. Sometimes the dialogues and plots are too professional for the audience to fully understand. Recently, a netizen asked, "Do you need to have a certain level of artistic, social, cultural, and military literacy to watch animation? If you need to know so much about animation, can it still be considered entertainment?" This complaint post attracted the attention of the general public.

In response to this, netizens commented, "Then can't you just watch some daily life animations that don't require professional fields?" "Watch whatever you like. Good animations are fun to watch." "Don't watch if you don't want to watch." "If you have to know so much about animation, then you don't need to watch movies and Japanese dramas. Isn't it enough to choose works that you find fun to watch?" "If there is an original work, of course it is necessary to watch it once." "If it is an animation of daily life or environment, don't think too much. Even if there are profound characters, there is nothing to worry about." "Some animations do quote a lot of characters, which makes people confused." "It's not forced to watch it. Watch it if you like. If you don't understand, just look it up." "Don't regard watching animation as a burden." "Don't know to ask people if you don't understand?" "You will be happy if you can understand it. If you don't understand it, it is a good animation." "Saying that an animation is bad when you are not satisfied with it is really arrogant."

In fact, it is just a matter of targeting, just like the film and television ratings in Japan. The films and television works broadcast at a certain time are only for a certain age group. As for animation, he may want to make professional animations in a certain field/for a certain group of people. I don't know what you think.