Deep, dark fantasies seeking explanation

Deep dark fantasy, originally a dark fantasy, is extended to a beautiful fantasy that only exists in deep darkness. Even in the face of all kinds of darkness in the world, we should keep the hope of our original pure dreams.

These titles were all invented by those Japanese otaku in the later period.

Fan said the phrase dark fantasy in the movie, so those Curtis gave him such a nickname.

Billy Harrington had a movie that started in the forest, and the residents nicknamed him the fairy of the forest (mainly satirizing that the popular fairy comics and fairy games in Japan are all stupid settings. To put it simply, at that time, most games or cartoons, as long as they were elves, came out of the Woods and engaged in beautiful women. This scene was very appetizing to the audience at first, and then it became more and more annoying. So Japanese netizens began to spoof, and what came out of the forest was not a graceful beauty, but a big man with muscles all over him. The beauty of this contrast made Billy Harrington's nickname "Forest Fairy" spread rapidly.

The title of angel hunter was also used to spoof the popular game bayonetta at that time. (The heroine in Baioneta's game has great personality, grandiose movements and aesthetic feeling, but the actions of the heroine in the whole game make the players very unhappy, because it takes a long time to pose for a thug, and then they are spoofed by the players in the same way. )

As for the Golden Pavilion and Silver Pavilion, it is an antithesis technique in ancient Japanese culture, which is used to write poems and haiku, but two very similar things are so antithetical, such as mountain to mountain, tree to tree, flowing water to flowing water, and so on. Kinkaku Temple and Silver Pagoda are ancient buildings in Japan, and they are also used for confrontation. It is used to symbolize two men dancing and wearing strange clothes in philosophical movies.

The names and origins of these philosophical brothers and nobles are mostly for satirizing reality. They were not in the original video, but were added by later netizens. However, because the irony is very appropriate, it has spread widely.