CATDOLL: The live-action version of "Orange" is released, and the original author does not want to watch it and is misunderstood

For cartoonists, scriptwriters, etc., it is a great achievement for their works to be adapted into movies or TV series. I believe the authors themselves will be very happy and will definitely go to see it!

However, the original author of the manga "Orange" for girls mentioned earlier announced that "there are many painful things that make me not have the courage to watch it." As soon as this news was released, it caused heated discussions among netizens. However, the author himself immediately came out to clarify, "Everyone seems to have misunderstood. I will wait until I calm down before watching the live-action movie."

So no matter what the reason is, it is worth celebrating that his work has been adapted into a live-action movie, but it is a bit inappropriate to release such a "misleading" news before the release! If even the author himself is not looking forward to his own work, who would be willing to pay attention to it?

The story of "Orange" tells the story of a high school girl "Takamiya Naho" who received a letter from herself 10 years later. The letter clearly predicted the future and the tragedy that would happen to an important person, Naruse Sho. In order to prevent this outcome, she decided to change the future with her friends.

Screenshot of the author’s Twitter (now deleted)

"I decided not to watch the live-action movie of Orange... because there are so many painful things that I don't have the courage to watch it. I wanted to share my thoughts with everyone after watching it, I'm sorry."

"Now we can only think: the movie is the movie! The original work is the original work!"

"The actors have tried very hard to be closer to the original work, and they all fit the image of the original work very well. I really wanted to watch it. I'm sorry, but now I can only make such a painful choice."

"Everyone seems to have misunderstood. I will wait until I calm down before watching the live-action movie."