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I seriously don't understand how China isn't embarrassed about shit like this. I'm not talking about this, really...but in general the fact that China will do whatever it takes to make an extra dollar whether it's copying a cartoon so they don't have to pay licensing or making counterfeit baby formula...since there's apparently more profit in it. Who cares about dying babies anyways?
You can say these are isolated incidents but c'mon...
the china's one has 3D graphics. the original one doesn't.
we're comparing 30-in-1 nintendo cartridges to regular nintendo cartridges.
You must be joking.
The 3D graphics in the China cartoon look like they were done by any entry level animator at BCIT. Hell, given some time, I'm almost sure I could duplicate it myself even though my experience is sort of elementary. Not only is the 3D terrible, you can tell they either cheaped out or got lazy on certain scenes. The Japan original has far more detail. Hell, look at the kid talking at 1:16. He has a reflection in the original. In the China version, you just see the back of his head.
The Japanese original looks like it could possibly be hand drawn. Sort of unlikely if it's a modern anime but still, you can tell it's done with more care and detail.
You must be one of those idiots that spends the extra $3 on every movie because you think 3D is always better, aren't you?
The reason they do this is because there is a strict limit on how much foreign media can be shown in China. Especially from Japan, as you can imagine, and especially on kids/animated shows. The only way sometimes, to get these shows into China is to just copy them 1:1 with their own version.
The reason they do this is because there is a strict limit on how much foreign media can be shown in China. Especially from Japan, as you can imagine, and especially on kids/animated shows. The only way sometimes, to get these shows into China is to just copy them 1:1 with their own version.
Aside from the whole slew of obvious "problems", wouldn't it be less work just to loosen the limit?
Aside from the whole slew of obvious "problems", wouldn't it be less work just to loosen the limit?
It's far more important to control every second of media that is shown, than it is to be efficient. Besides, with their population, the more work the better!
I am in China right now, and according to the news, coles notes below:
Animation companies are subsidized according to the number of "minutes" produced per month, eg, 1,000 minutes per month = 1000 CAD per minutes from the government;
one of the biggest animation companies in the North has a fucked up CEO, orders interns to produce 22,000 minutes per month (unrealistic even by Chinese standard), and instructed the interns to copy anything they can get theirs hands on FRAME BY FRAME to reduce work time;
Once the he receives the money from their "works", interns are dismissed and unable to find work because of their "work experiences" relating to this particular company
CEO is currently claiming that everything is "original" and people should STFU.
Yup, it's called "Legend of Rabbit". The villain is a panda. It's not a frame by frame copy obviously, but it's clearly a direct ripoff Posted via RS Mobile