"Prince of Tennis" was originally a very realistic animation.

Yes, you heard it right.

The King of Tennis was indeed playing tennis very seriously at the beginning. Although his skills such as snake ball were a bit outrageous, they were at most considered artistic embellishments and exaggerations.

That's why the discussion is so high.

As the game progresses, scenes like this where fans gather together to seriously discuss a certain skill will become increasingly rare.

no way!

Now that tennis has evolved into killer tennis, who still discusses these skills seriously? Just look at who has a better record and whose skills are more powerful. That's it.

Therefore, Gu Miao and everyone in the animation production team did not take the discussion about Snake Ball to heart.

The shelf life of this kind of heat is too short.

What can really keep "The Prince of Tennis" hot and popular for a long time depends on the excellent animation quality and the endless stream of fan works.

Needless to say the former.

The animation "Prince of Tennis" is a TV work directed by Gu Miao, and the quality of its completion is definitely guaranteed.

As for the latter...

Some time ago, Wanbao Animation successively launched a subsidy support plan for high-quality second-generation fans, and the results were pretty good.

The only pity is.

"The Prince of Tennis" is a new work. The TV animation has not aired for 10 episodes yet, and the plot has not been fully developed, so there are not many fan works on the Internet.

There are still some, but they are just some comics and illustrations drawn around the characters of Ryoma and Lin Ying to promote CP.

Can't get on the table.

This kind of thing cannot be rushed. After all, the "Prince of Tennis" animation has only been aired not long ago, and the creation of high-quality fan fiction also takes a certain amount of time.

After briefly glancing at the ratings statistics of the latest two episodes of the animation, Gu Miao felt relieved.

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The popularity of the anime "Prince of Tennis" has been most affected by the second season of "Yu-Gi-Oh!: Duel Castle" and "Pokémon", which were aired in August.

Of course, it's not that exaggerated.

After all, the three animations belong to three different themes, and the broadcast time periods are also staggered.

The most important thing is that whether you are a fan of "Pokémon" or a fan of "Yu-Gi-Oh!", your loyalty to the show is very high and you won't give up so easily.

Speaking of which, Gu Miao must praise the viewers of "Pokémon" Season 2 by name.

The second season of the animation has been aired on the Kuka Children's Channel, and there has been no chance to rebroadcast it on TV. It can be said that Kuka Children has done all kinds of bad things.

But even so.

Fans who like Pokémon, Ash Ketchum and Pikachu, and even Team Rocket still support this animation as always.

No replay?

Then find a way to watch the live broadcast on time and on time every day, by taking sick leave, fishing at work, etc.

"Accompany Xiaozhi as he grows up, witness him conquering various Pokémon, making new friends, and participating in various competitions..."

In the words of a Hangzhou fan: "This feeling is like raising a son. You may say you dislike him, but you still miss him so much after not seeing him for a day."

Reporter: "So I would like to ask, are your son's test scores similar to Xiaozhi's competition scores?"

"Hey! Are you a reporter?"

The fan rolled up his sleeves and said angrily: "Why do you choose such bad things to report? My son is the elementary school skateboarding champion, Xiaozhi is the aerial ring champion, who has bad results?"

Well, this is what Yun Yangwa is like.

It's okay for me to make fun of Xiaozhi's top eight and sixteen, but it would be too rude for outsiders to laugh at him.

Although this news is full of nonsense, it has to be said that the attitude of many "Pokémon" fans is really such a Buddhist one.

I like to keep the door behind closed doors, and my family is so noisy about the grass type, insect type, and flying type...

As for the disturbances from the outside world?

What about the Snake Ball from "The Prince of Tennis"? What about the Three Phantom Gods from "Yu-Gi-Oh!"? Do these have anything to do with them?

It doesn't matter!

Most of the fans of the animation "Pokémon" are "double cultivators". That is, they also watch anime and play games.

The topic they care about is always Wanduzi's Wanbao Games. When will the new generation of games be launched?

Really impressed!

The broken mobile game "Yu-Gi-Oh: Duel Frontline" has been updated for several rounds, but there is still no news about the latest generation of "Pokémon".

Wanbao Game#*￥……

Gu Miao is actually aware of the expectations of some fans for the release of the latest generation of Pokémon games, and the vociferous comments in the comment area.

He even took the initiative to ask Ying to help fans.

But there is really no way.

The previous generations of the "Pokémon" series of games have been so successful, with sales in the tens of millions.

Wanbao Games certainly didn't want to lose such a popular and popular stand-alone game series, so it naturally had to put tenfold effort into developing and polishing the sequel.

Even if you work ten times as hard, you will understand.

To put it mildly, it is because the work is still in the polishing and perfection stage. To put it badly, it is just a semi-finished product, and Wanbao Games does not dare to sell it at all.

"Keep polishing."

Seeing that President Xiaolin was almost bald, Gu Miao was too embarrassed to continue urging him. She just asked curiously, what is the biggest obstacle to the progress of game development?

"How to play!"

Xiaolin said with a headache: "We have received a lot of feedback from players and hope to develop more new gameplay using the "Pokémon" IP."

Player ideas are great.

After all, Pokémon have been trained, battled and collected, so playing for so long is actually a bit boring.

It would definitely be a good thing to launch some works with "alternative gameplay" that can be integrated into the "Pokémon" IP.

But the gameplay innovation is really not that simple.

In her previous life on the Nintendo handheld platform, Gu Miao had also seen some alternative gameplay mini-games built around the "Pokémon" IP.

What about "Pokémon Pinball" and "Pokémon Blocks"...

Needless to say the result, right?

In the final analysis, players are now forcing Wanbao Games to make some "Pokémon" games with new gameplay, and stop resting on their laurels all day long.

But this step is still too difficult.

That’s why President Kobayashi has such a headache, and has not even revealed or officially announced the specific development progress of the latest generation of "Pokémon" games.

"I have an idea……"

Seeing that everyone was worrying about the new gameplay, Gu Miao suddenly thought of a pretty good "Pokémon" spin-off game.

"Pokémon Arena"!

It doesn't matter whether this game is fun or not. What's important is that this game introduces a very key game element.

3D RPG Pokémon!

This was the dream shared by many early Pokémon fans, and it is also the expectation of many "Pokémon" fans now.
Chapter completed!