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Clannad
Introduction to CLANNAD
Overview of nouns
CLANNAD is a word adventure game (AVG) released by Key Club in 2004. Different from the previous games of Key Club, this game was released as an all-age PC, transplanted to PS2 in 2006, and landed on PSP and XBOX360 platforms in 2008. The comic version is serialized in the monthly magazine "コミックラッシ".
In addition, based on the popular heroine Sakagami Tomoyo in CLANNAD, in 2005, the Key Society released another version called After Zhi Dai (ァフター Zhi Dai? ~ yes? Answer? Wonderful? Life ~ ~) 18 AVG is forbidden.
In the word CLANNAD, Clann means "family" in Celtic. As the name implies, this game depicts a beautiful picture composed of family, and it is a game that touches people's hearts and makes people cry. From the production point of view, the seiyuu lineup of the game can also be described as "luxury".
Later, in 2007, key announced that CLANNAD would be adapted into a TV animation. After Snow Girl and Air, the animated version of Cranard is still produced by Kyoto Animation Company. The TV animated version of CLANNAD the Snow Girl, AIR Air, also known as the three tear gas bombs of Key Society, was broadcast on TBS on June 4th, 2007.
CLANNAD's TV version of the animation has 24 words in the first season. Except for the hero Okazaki Tomoya (the earliest PC version of the game did not have excellent dubbing, and the PS2, PSP, XBOX ported version and full voice version released in February 2008 all had dubbing except the hero), the original players of the game all had excellent dubbing.
CLANNAD, because the content of the game is too big to be reduced to 24 episodes (22 episodes+1 episode+Zhi Dai episode), so the 23rd episode of TV animation finally released a special report: "The world is ending, full and sad. After CLANNAD ~? Story ~ "In Production", "CLANNAD? After that? The story was officially broadcast on June 2, 2008. (***22 episodes+Fanwai 1 episode+summary 1 episode+apricot set)
In addition, the theatrical version of CLANNAD produced by Dongying was released in Japan on September 5, 2007 and released on DVD on March 5, 2008 (the theatrical version of actor seiyuu is different from the animated TV version).
A short story
This story describes Okazaki Tomoya's family background-when he was young, his mother died for some reason ... so his father drank all day to drown his sorrows. Family relations are extremely cold. Based on the love story of Okazaki Tomoya and Furukawa Nagisa, this paper describes the details of high school life, work and family life after graduating from high school, including friendship with friends, family affection and love between lovers, which fully shows the process that the protagonist Okazaki Tomoya changed from a very degenerate teenager to a good husband and man who loves his family in a whole eleven years. At the same time, the protagonist Peng's attitude towards family, people and things has also changed, and people's spiritual collision, understanding and acceptance are exactly what Clannad was moved by. The biggest difference between Clannad and other animations is that it tries to render the meaning of "home" and give people the feeling of "home" through dribs and drabs of examples in life, whether sad or happy. Whether it is the "small family" of every family or the "everyone" in the town, you can feel that "home" is everywhere. Clannad? The symbol of home, the warmth of home and the beauty of home are the charm of Clannad and the touching place of Clannad.
Name meaning
[1] Celtic, the local language of Scotland, means family. ?
CLANNAD is the Celtic phrase "clann? As? The abbreviation of "d" (CLANN? +? Answer? +? D) Conduct the test.
In Celtic, "clann" means "family" and "as" is equivalent to "from" or "out" in English. The meaning of ". But many understandings of CLANNAD are not different in these two places, and the difference mainly comes from the last letter d?
It is generally believed that there are two opinions:?
1.d is the initials of Dobhar, which is the name of a small town in Celtic, and it is used as a symbol of the town here. ?
Second, D is the initials of Dango, which is the spelling of "jiaozi" by romaji in Japanese, and it is a symbol of jiaozi here. ?
These two views can develop two similar but not exactly the same meanings. One directly means "small town family", the whole town is a family, and the other means "Tuanzi family", which symbolizes all families in the town and the big family of the town itself. ?
Of course, no matter what kind of explanation, it is inseparable from the two core concepts of "town" and "home".
[Edit this paragraph] Producer
game producer
[2] Executive Production: Dragon Wave at Racecourse (Visual? The representative of art is forbidden to serve the president)
Planning: Ma Zhizhun
Script: Ma Zhizhun, Kui
Original painting: Itaru Hinoue
Music: key (Japan, Hu Yue, Ma Zhizhun)?
Inspirator
[3] Original: Key? /? Vision? Artistic?
Producers: Yoshihisa Nakayama (TBS), Shinichi Nakamura (Pony? Canyon), catwalk Shang Hong (Movic), Eiko Tianyang (Kyoto Animation)?
Director: Tatsuya Ishihara?
Series of compositions and scripts: Fumihiko Shimo?
Original case of character: Itaru Hinoue
Character design and master plan supervision: Ikeda and Mei?
Music: Dongying, Hu Yue, Ma Zhizhun?
Audio Director: Wakayama?
Editor: Kengo Nakamura?
Artistic Director: Shinohara Xiong Mu?
Color design: Takeda Ming?
Color designation inspection: Takeda Ming, Nai Myrica rubra Ishida, Takagi Li Hui, Xiapu Yagong?
Photo producer: Nakagawa Takada?
Setting: Gao Qiao Bohang?
Special effects: Mihura Eileen?
Special effects: Kyoto animation digital image developing room?
Sound effect: Yoko Morikawa?
Recording: Ming Cang Jing?
Recording Assistant: Kamimoto Mika?
Voice producer: Is Sugiyama beautiful?
Studio: スタジォごんぐ?
Sound production: music room?
Propaganda: Mizuho Tanaka?
Web design: Akiko Noguchi?
Animation: Kyoto animation?
Production collaboration: pony? Canyon, Movic, Kyoto animation?
Production: drama department of TBS hirosaka university
throw
Okazaki Tomoya: Takeichi Nakamura (TV version) and Kenji Nojima (Theater version)? Itou Kentarou (PS2 version only)
Furukawa Nagisa: なかはら まこと Division.
Furukawa Sanae: Kikuko Inoue.
Sunohara Mei: Yukari Tamura.
Fujibayashi Ryou: Kanda Akemi.
Fujibayashi Kyou: Ry? Hirohashi.
Ichinose Kotomi: Noto Mamiko.
Ibuki Fū ko: Ai Nonaka.
Sakagami Tomoyo: Houko Kuwashima.
Miyazawa Yukine: Enomoto Atsuko.
Sunohara Youhei: Daisuke Sakaguchi.
Furukawa Akio: Okiayu Ryoutarou.
Ibuki Kouko: Yuko Yamaguchi.
Hiiragi Kappei: Shiraishi Ryouko.
Sagara Misae: Satsuki Yukino.
Yoshino Yuusuke: Midorikawa?Hikaru.
Shimakaji: Luomi Park
Small robot: Yajima Akiko
The girl who ended the world: Kawakami Tomoko.
Okazaki Ushio: Koorogi Satomi.
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