Why do you have to shout out the name of the move when you make an ultimate?

Why do you have to shout out the name of the move when you make an ultimate? The source of the question: all kinds of two-dimensional works that must be roared out of the big move Difficult index:

Event analysis: For domestic audiences, I'm afraid that since the era of "Saint Seiya", they have been familiar with the mode that the characters in anime works will shout the name of the move. This pattern has been inherited over the years, and has gradually become the norm in combat titles, and is followed in almost all of them.

But then again, isn't it a bit of a shame to look back at this habit of shouting the name of a move now? And to be reasonable, why do you have to shout the name of the move when you make a move? Speculative Answer:

From "Saint Seiya" to "Dragon Ball", from "One Piece" to "One Punch Man", almost all combat anime, old and new, almost stubbornly executes the habit of shouting the name of the move when making a move. But if you think about it carefully in combination with reality, this habit is indeed a bit unreasonable, after all, when you are really fighting, you can't be busy just thinking about how to kill the opponent, how can you still have the time to shout out the moves? What should I do if I bite my tongue carelessly?

Not to mention that if you say all the names of your moves, doesn't it give the other party a chance to predict how to respond? But if you think about it, Penguin Lady's thinking about this issue may have entered a blind spot. Let's think about it from another angle, maybe this "shouting" was originally part of the move?

It makes sense to think so, because although such a thing as a move only needs to be achieved through action in the third dimension, in the second dimension, especially in the comic with a static picture, the character is actually very stiff in using the move, after all, the static frame by frame image does not show the full picture of the move for a lot of time, and it cannot exert the full ability of the move - but with the voice, it is different! You know, the "sound" in the comics is actually a dialog box, why do cat girls tend to be more than dog girls? Source of Doubt:

Anthropomorphic two-dimensional works of various animals: <

<> recent fire of "Beast Girl Zoo" has made animal anthropomorphism enter the field of vision of the audience again, and a group of otaku are so cute that they don't want to be cute by the cute girls with two beast ears on their heads, and at the same time, it also makes a long-standing question appear in the penguin girl's mind. Yes, animal anthropomorphism is a common part of the two-dimensional scene, but it seems that we see more anthropomorphism of cats and relatively few canines - why is this? Speculative Answer:

In "Beast Lady Zoo", the "heroine" is a serval anthropomorphism, and the sense of presence is stronger than that of gray wolves and African wild dogs, and in other works, the image of "cat lady" is very common (such as the early "Universal Culture Cat Lady" and the like), but "Dog Girl" seems to be really niche, and if you want to say it, it is just a major hit in "Praise of Things" and "Dog Days". What is causing this magnitude gap? This question was a bit difficult for the penguin lady, but after comparing the prototypes of the two, that is, the difference between the two creatures "cat" and "dog", the penguin lady suddenly had an idea!

In short, dogs have been domesticated too thoroughly by humans

After shouting the name of the move, it will make your momentum very strong. Especially in the process of fighting, it will also make the other party feel a little afraid. For the audience friends, they also especially like the design of this plot.

And they will also imitate certain moves in anime, which can also increase the fun of watching anime. <>

In the ** "Naruto" anime, everyone also found it particularly interesting. Especially after seeing the scene where the characters fight together, everyone will find it very interesting. And in the middle of the fight, they will also shout the name of a certain move.

And in the process of shouting and grinding, everyone will find that the combat effectiveness of these people will also increase, and their momentum is constantly blind or stronger. Therefore, it is very meaningful to shout out the moves, and in the process, everyone will see that their moves are constantly changing. In this way, it can be seen that their true combat effectiveness.

In the process of shouting, it will create an illusion for the other party, so when fighting, the other party will also be afraid. In this way, everyone can directly overwhelm each other in momentum, and at the same time win the victory. When the characters shout the names of the moves, they can also make a deep impression on the audience.

With such a plot setting, it will also make the audience understand all the plots better. Adding moves when shouting can also bring a better ** experience to the audience. Because in this process, many people's emotions will also become very excited.

And after saying the name of a certain move, it will also make the other party come up with a solution. In this process, it can bring you a more exciting fighting process. At the same time, it can also let everyone know the restraint relationship between various moves, so that it can increase the audience's understanding.

Therefore, the plot setting of the anime is very interesting, especially after shouting the moves, there will be a particularly exciting special effect. You will find that the louder the character's shouting, the stronger their combat effectiveness.

It's because of shouting out that there will be the most powerful explosive power, otherwise every trick may be confused, and it will backfire on itself when the time comes.

This is to make the best people understand what the skills they are using. If they don't say it, it will affect the audience's sense of experience.

This allows each character to come to life and also allows people to understand the characteristics of each ninjutsu.

Passive - One Ride is a Thousand: Guan Yu's speed will increase by 4% for every 150 meters he actively moves, and his charging power will reach 1200, and he will enter the charging state. Deals 20% of the caster's Max Life as physical damage to enemies while charging.

In this stance, Guan Yu's attack speed is lower than 5500 or disappears when it is controlled.

Single-handedness: Guan Yu chooses to deal physical damage to nearby enemies, and will charge while in a charging stance, and slash forward at the end, dealing a lot of physical damage.

Green Dragon Glaive: Guan Yu let out a clear whistle, reducing the movement speed of enemies in the area by 40% for two seconds. Greatly increases self's movement speed and dispels self-control. While charged, leap forward to knock back enemies, dealing a certain amount of physical damage. Increases self's movement speed and disables the control effect.

Iron Rider of the Blade: Guan Yu unleashes his potential and shortens the charge preparation distance from 150 meters to 75 meters for 10 seconds. and disarm the self-control effect, and summon the Iron Cavalry to assault and repel the enemy while charging.