How bold is the setting of Animal Rhapsody?

A bold setting, a dark allegory: an undercurrent surging under a utopia of peaceful coexistence of herbivores and carnivores.

In Animal Rhapsody, it is a world where carnivores and herbivores coexist.

The world setting of "Animal Rhapsody" is that there is no human civilization, carnivores and herbivores coexist, and the world of animal nature is still retained. From the beginning, it was "eating and killing the world", which brought the problem of eating meat between carnivores and herbivores to the surface, and seriously discussed the dark side.

It's really creative and imaginative, the wolf and the rabbit are on the same food chain, the wolf is in the upstream of the food chain, and the rabbit is downstream, and it is really bold to be able to set up an emotional plot.

The finale of "Rhapsody of the Animals" is a tragedy, and at the end of the story, in a fierce duel with Riz, Regersi sees Riz, who eats his friend, as "what he could become". When Regsy was cornered, Louis, who could not have come here, appeared.

Under Louie's commanding pleas, Regsy turned his beloved Louie's feet into his own flesh in order to free Louis from his shackles and win the battle. Ritz witnesses the two of them agreeing to eat meat based on a strong relationship of trust, remembers the false friendship between him and Tim as he believes in, and finally admits that he lost to Regersy.

Synopsis:

Famous high school, but Ridon School Park had a student alpaca killed and eaten "eating and killing incident". The prisoners were not arrested, and the unease spread on campus. Regersy, the weirdo big bad wolf who was in the same theater club as the victim, is also under suspicion.

Regsy is a clumsy and kind-hearted young man who just wants to live an unnoticed life. But that night, when Regsy selflessly assaults a dwarf bunny schoolgirl in the backyard, his life begins to change dramatically.

Confused by the ferocious impulses and instincts that he didn't even know about, Regsi attacked the dwarf rabbit schoolgirl who passed by the backyard at night. But the next day, when Regersi followed the members of the drama club to the garden of the gardening club, he met up with Haru the Rabbit last night.

The ending of Animal Rhapsody is a tragedy:

1. Regsy: In a fierce duel with Riz, Regersi sees Riz, who eats his friends, as "what he might become." ”

2. Louie: Louis imperatively begged Regsy to help him untie him, and eventually became Ligsi's flesh and blood.

3. Riz: Ritz witnesses the two of them agreeing to eat meat based on a strong relationship of trust, remembers the false friendship between him and Tim as he believes, and finally admits that he lost to Regersy.

The plot of "Animal Rhapsody" is humanized.

The plot of "Animal Rhapsody" is particularly realistic, reflecting a social phenomenon. When talking about works that anthropomorphize animals, many people may immediately think of Zootopia. This 2016 Disney animated film is loved by audiences around the world for perfectly demonstrating the greatest possible combination of visibility, entertainment, and ideological content that comes with an animal-anthropomorphic background.

It is because the anthropomorphism of this animal avoids some minefields and brings more unexpected chemical reactions that many works take this form. In Animal Rhapsody, it is a world where herbivores and carnivores live together, and in the film the animals are completely "humanized".

In this season's dramas, if you want to pick the favorite of the dimensional rice group, the first thing that comes to mind is "Animal Rhapsody". In the first season, if someone thought that the animals were the protagonists, it was just a school love day for the awkward wolf and the rabbit, the second season was a serious tear off this label. The plot development of the second season can only be described by the word high energy.

It sublimates the theme of the whole drama and reaches the height of exploring "nature and resistance" and "what is nature".

In the college, where herbivores and carnivores coexist, the wind is light on the surface, and they all live a harmonious campus life. But with the alpaca team killed, the seemingly safe paradise begins to crumble. At school, the human heart begins to become ugly, the repressed nature is gradually revealed, the herbivores are frightened, their lives are threatened from time to time, and every day is like licking blood on the tip of a knife.

Carnivores have to restrain their carnivorous nature, even suppressing their power with drugs and putting on a mask of hypocrisy. In this seemingly harmonious environment, in fact, both parties are suffering both psychologically and physically.

Legsy and the bear form two stark contrasts. Legsi wanted to eat the little spring, but in the final stage, he turned his appetite into love, raising his concern for the herbivorous group. He began to fight against his nature, began to practice, and became like a wolf.

His determination was gentle and mighty, but it was heavy and difficult.

The bear eats the team, and paradoxically, he treats the team as his confidant. The story of killing one's best friend sounds magical and contradictory, but it seems to make sense again in the face of nature. Tim realizes the bear's true nature.

He is not an honest person who acts in ordinary life. The real him is both terrifying and powerful, and at the same time, the bear can take off his disguise in front of the team to face his true self, hence the so-called tragedy.

It's hard to tell who is right and who is wrong. Some may think that Legsi is the Holy Father, too idealistic, and that the bear is cruel. The biggest difference between Legsy and Bear is that when Legsy found that his nature was contrary to the rules of this world, he chose to change himself, and Bear ushered in ** under oppression.

Regardless, "Animal Rhapsody" was a main story about the campus triangle in the first quarter, but it was great that the second quarter was able to throw such a thought-provoking theme! What is the best solution to this problem, and how to interpret the story, is left to ACG to figure it out.

Although the painting style of this animation is different from that of popular films, it is also more in line with people's aesthetics, and the plot of this anime is still good.

Because the picture is very beautifully made, and it is quite restored. The expressions of each animal are made vivid.

I think it's mainly because the plot is good, it's very attractive, it breaks the convention, and many people find it novel.