In the early 1990s, why was "Saint" so popular?

After 90, I made Baidu entrance and sogou entrance for the saints, which is very good. I am keen on this animation and cartoon, and I have discussed and chatted with my friends on weekdays. At one time, I wanted to continue filming the saints according to my own ideas.

How hot was it in those days? This problem was actually introduced to China in those years. Saint seiya, a saint, was introduced in 1992. It was a classic in that era with poor picture quality, which led to at least a whole generation (boys) having a strong understanding of constellations. The concept of constellations entered China in the 6th century A.D., and it really became popular in the 1980s, but the phenomenon did not spread widely. After in-depth research, I really substituted the constellation consciousness. It is a marginal cultural product of saint animation. Believe it or not, people in the 1970s were seldom interested in or knew about constellations, while people in the 1980s usually knew a lot, and then children in the 1990s came into contact with them. It can be said that the fiery animation of Saint saint seiya indirectly caused the rise of astrology, constellations and astrology.

A little digression, to talk about fire, let's talk about the current variety show first. When an artist acts like a runaway, nine times out of ten, the special effects are usually "burn, small universe!" " Needless to say, the popularity of Tianma Meteor Boxing and other moves, the concept of small universe and the concept of chakras in Huo Ying are more of an ideological force. It can be summarized as the essence of this work-blood, young people's strong spirit of never giving up and indomitable perseverance, which is the traditional blood routine. The image of this work is represented as a small universe. In my opinion, the real value of this work lies not in the concept of constellation, but in the spirit of inspiring a generation to admit defeat.

First of all, the attraction of this work is not only old terrier's taking turns to go into battle, shouting out the names of moves, but also the doubts brought by countless holes to children. If you ask me, it is quite rich in characters experience and modeling. Saint seiya, a saint, has many characters (because there are really not many people watching Hades, let's talk about seafood first) and is full of personality. We can see the humble and elegant Mu, the vigorous and gentle, just and evil Sakya. . . I don't want to discuss the soul of the late gold for the time being. Personally, I think the best title must be Northern Europe. Eight god fighters introduced their life experiences in detail, expounded their experiences, and satirized social problems to a certain extent, such as outdated customs, autocratic official style, people's livelihood issues and so on. This is the ambition of the top works, and it is also the source of my obsession with this work.