Why do some Japanese comics use the expression of group dramas?

Why do you want to use the expression of group dramas? It's only in certain anime that this kind of expression appears.,These Japanese manga tend to have some characteristics.,I'll talk about it.。

1. In order to reflect the complexity and brain-burning of the plot.

Among the more famous group dramas are "Persona of the Headless Horseman" and "Wine of Eternal Life", such group dramas make the plot very complicated, because the plot can be made very complex through group dramas, everyone is the protagonist, everyone has a very distinct personality, everyone has certain clues, and these clues become fragments of the plot advancement, so this also makes the plot three-dimensional, and the drama that wants to make the plot more complex and brain-burning will use this way of expression.

In some long-form animations of anime, we can see that as the story progresses, anime that is not a group drama will gradually become a group drama, because the author wants to express a lot of things, what he wants to show is a grand world, and a grand world naturally has a grand setting and a large number of characters, in this case, there will be more and more characters in the anime, and in order to make the plot more complete and hierarchical, there will be more and more descriptions of these characters, So as the story continues to progress, we will find that the presence of the male protagonist is getting lower and lower, but some supporting characters are mainly anti-guest for a period of time, but we can see the supporting characters who are portrayed very well.

Although there are some advantages to using group dramas, these benefits are still very limited, and most anime still do not use this narrative technique.

That's because one person can't act, so there are a few more people.

Tutors have one, and it's all a team fight.

Naruto doesn't fight alone, it's also a team.

One Piece and Spirited Away are counted! There are a lot of them.

Because there are many people to look good, if you are alone, it is very unsightly.

The main thing is to reflect the complexity of the plot, and there is a sense of mystery.

Everyone has a very distinct personality in them.

In order to reflect the complexity of the plot and the high style of the work.

Because it's good-looking, I like this kind of group drama very much.

This should be their specialty, who knows.

I don't know, just like One Piece, it feels messy.

The advantage of group drama anime is that the narrative is very grand, and such a narrative is often three-dimensional, telling the same thing from the perspective of multiple people, let me talk about it.

1. "The Wine of Eternal Life".

"Wine of Eternal Life" is a typical group drama, this anime revolves around a wine of eternal life that can make people not die no matter what kind of injury they receive, so multiple characters are set up in the anime at once, they are all protagonists or supporting characters, there are Filo, the silly thief couple, the alchemist and his assistant who have gone through more than two hundred years, Filo's playmate, the daughter of a wealthy family, and the train captain, and the animation keeps switching in their perspectives, making the plot very complicated.

2. "Persona of the Headless Horseman".

Headless Horseman Persona is also a very famous group drama anime, this animation is similar to "Eternal Wine", this time the story takes place in Tokyo, there are unwilling to be calm teenagers, street gangsters, stalker crazy girls, intelligence dealers, mysterious doctors who specialize in unusual diseases, etc., this anime will be dizzy if you don't look carefully because there are too many perspectives.

3. "One Punch Man".

One Punch Man" anime seems to have a protagonist, but as the story develops, we will find that the protagonist of the anime has gradually become blurred, such as Saitama-sensei, although he claims to be the protagonist, but the more the scene goes to the back, the less he plays, because he always kills in one hit in battle, so the author has very little description of his battles, but more descriptions of other people, such as Genos and other low-level heroes, we can't even find the protagonist when the weird guy association comes, this anime is like a group drama.

I think "The Wine of Eternal Life" is very good.

Is the brotherly war counted?,I don't know which male protagonist is.,And the supernatural nine.,Fatezero.。

One Punch Man, Baseball Kid, Wine of Eternal Life.

"Supernatural Nine", a science fiction masterpiece.

Eternal Wine, anime many years ago. I recently re-watched it, and it feels like it's all beating up the current n brain-dead anime.

The best ones to watch are baseball kids, football heroes, both of which are very good.

It's too much, Tokyo foodie immortal sake and the like.

I don't know much about what a group drama anime is.