Introduction to cartoon classification

The harem type is the so-called harem type that appears in anime.

The word harem is obviously derived from the ancient emperor's "Three Thousand Beauties", and is now used in the classification of animation. Generally speaking, the so-called harem refers to the animation of one man and N women. The animation of one woman and N men will emphasize that it is a "female harem film" N≥3. It is highly entertaining and the story generally contains a relaxed and harmonious atmosphere. This It is different from the love triangle in some love movies in terms of plot description (the kind with a fourth person appearing). Not all girls in harem movies like the male protagonist, but they must all appear beside the male protagonist intentionally or unintentionally. It is inevitable They are ambiguous with each other...in short, they exist evilly! The part of speech of harem is a noun, and it has no special extended meaning. As for the animation of "male-male" or "female-female" combinations, please imagine the meaning of harem...

Most people's dreams . That is to say, having countless beautiful members of the opposite sex of your own is basically impossible in fact, so it usually stays in the dream stage!

Generally refers to a pile of women...that is, many, many women surrounding the same man...

People who like harems generally tend to be LOLI-controlled or shota-controlled... .

For example, Ken Akamatsu's "Magic Teacher" is a harem animation. There are also: "Sister Princess", "Innocent Landlord and Pretty Tenant", "The Evolution of the Perfect Lady" and "The Story of Caiyun Country", etc. Hot-blooded type "Hot-blooded" is a word that is easy to understand but difficult to explain exactly in words. It specifically refers to a feeling. The simplest way to put it is to be so excited that one feels that the blood in one's body is boiling, one's thinking becomes radical and impulsive, and one's body seems to be full of strength and courage; this experience is purely emotional. Usually people will show this state when they are exposed to images of similar environment or atmosphere around them. For example, it is easy to have this feeling when watching sports competitions or fighting or war scenes; blood is also a person's reaction to boiling atmosphere and shocking scenes. The sound of excitement, such as hearing exciting singing, giving a speech or seeing a shocking scene, are the two most appropriate explanations for people's passion for themselves. They are emotional and emotional mental states.

The brain-dead type is usually abbreviated as NC, which refers to a type that makes people feel incredible, just like a brain disability. It generally refers to people who are impotent in their behavior and are usually hopeless.

GL, BL type BL is the abbreviation of BOY’S LOVE. It cannot be translated as the love of boys, but the love between boys. Generally speaking, it refers to the romance between a boy and a boy or between a man and a boy. It pays more attention to the description of emotions, focusing on LOVE, plot development, and the portrayal of psychological characters. Generally more innocent, mostly happy, Wen Jing's works have relatively few H scenes... It is a "gay" comic with a fantasy and unrealistic color that is drawn by a female writer for female readers. It is called "Danbi" in Japan. Comics", which are called "B L" comics in Taiwan. So the so-called "Gengmei complex" refers to the B L complex. Specifically, BOY'S LOVE. The same is true for GL

Both GL and BL belong to a type of non-mainstream culture, that is, subculture. Danmei comics should have entered mainland China as early as 1991 or 1992. Most of them are relatively subtle. The representative works are CLAMP's "Sacred Legend", "Tokyo Babylon" and "X-Men". Later, pure Danmei comics appeared on the Chinese market. What must be mentioned is the classic Danmei - "Jue Ai" (Ozaki Minami). Starting in 1997, Danmei novels entered the mainland. Entering the 21st century, the development of mainland Danmei has also entered a new starting point.