Why in the past 20 years, there have been a large number of copycats and shoddy domestic animations?

Because domestic animation just doesn't have its own creativity, it has led to such a phenomenon.

There are no top talents in this area, they all want to make money, not art.

Because in the past twenty years, domestic animation has been a year of no profit, and it can only be made in this way.

I think it may be because domestic animation is not well regulated and there is no perfect management system.

Because many manufacturers want to make a lot of money from this, but they can't make good anime, that's it.

Because domestic anime has always been a relatively poor cultural field, so I will say so.

Because they will continue to develop and choose modern items for production.

Because at that time our development was not particularly good, and then we also began to imitate.

I think it's mainly because the country is more super developing cartoons, so this situation will occur.

I think it was probably because the cultural industry was not very mature at that time, so this situation occurred.

The phenomenon of plagiarism in Chinese animation does exist, and sometimes it is blatant. According to some information on the website, I have summarized the following possible reasons:

Policy orientation: In 2004, the state began to vigorously subsidize animation production, and state subsidies can be obtained for broadcasting on local TV stations and ** stations, which has led to some commercial speculators who do not understand animation technology to use national policies to defraud allocations, and in order to complete the country's animation production targets, they do not hesitate to shoddy or plagiarize foreign animation works.

Market demand: The main consumer group of the Chinese animation market is young children, who do not have high requirements for the quality and creativity of animation, as long as they have attractive characters and simple stories. This leaves some animation production companies with no incentive to create original works, but instead borrows or imitates already successful foreign animations to reduce risk and cost.

Technical level: The technical level and talent pool of Chinese animation production are not enough to support high-quality original works, especially in 3D animation. In order to save money and time, some animation production companies will use 3D effects instead of 2D hand-drawing, but this will lead to problems such as insufficient background detail, improper handling of character body details, and even insufficient frame rates and smooth action scenes.

Copyright protection: It is difficult to win copyright lawsuits for Chinese animations to plagiarize foreign animations because of the cross-border legal and cultural differences. Some plagiarists will take advantage of this, believing that they will not be punished by the law, and thus plagiarize with impunity.

The above are some of my points on the plagiarism phenomenon of Chinese animation, I hope the game is blind and you can help.