Speaking of novelty-seeking styles, in fact, novelty-seeking styles are similar in all parts of the world. There are many perverted and bizarre works in domestic online articles and American movies, which are nothing more than deformities, gore, and special fetishes. But in the f

Speaking of novelty-seeking styles, in fact, novelty-seeking styles are similar all over the world. There are many perverted and weird works in domestic online articles and American movies, which are nothing more than deformities, gore, and special fetishes. But in the field of animation, when it comes to novelty and perversion, Japanese comics may dare to be ranked first, while American comics and Chinese comics dare not be ranked second. has released a trailer for a very eye-catching and weird Japanese comic. It is "Swap Bodies with Animals". This is a youth school drama, but after watching it, you will lose your sense of self. Let’s analyze it in detail below, as follows:

The structure of animals is placed in the human body, and it is so terrifying

"Swap Bodies with Animals" is a "campus inspirational animation". In terms of the script, it tells the growth of the male protagonist. He gradually got rid of his low self-esteem and became "positive". However, the most unacceptable thing is its character design. In this animation, the physiological structures of humans and animals are merged together, and everyone has different behaviors. has a girl with an elephant trunk, a classmate with a hippopotamus mouth, and the protagonist's best friend has frog legs. The male protagonist is the most outrageous. He is a "turtle man" with a body like a pear and his head can be buried in his body.

The trailer also talks about "Growth of Kudzu". If Kudzu was a normal person, he would definitely be scared to death by this precious world. If you are an audience who has never watched "Alien" or the human mutation movie, just glance at the trailer and your san value will be cleared. The uncanny valley effect will fill you up. It would be fine if it was a horror and curiosity-oriented animation, but it is also a work of youth inspiration. I don’t know if the audience can feel inspired when looking at the deformed precious objects. Anyway, they are most likely to have lost their minds.

A good popular science book, it was adapted into an animation by the Japanese

In fact, "Swap Bodies with Animals" has an original work. It is a popular science book launched last year, mainly to help humans understand the physiological structure of animals. The original work is available on Douban and The ratings across the entire network are pretty good, with a score of 8.3. Although the illustrations in the original book are a bit curious, at least the content is solid science. The author put the animal structure on the human body and drew the skeleton diagram of the effect. is a work that an expert will enjoy after looking at the picture, but an outsider will find it strange and look at it again.

I never expected that the Japanese would adapt this popular science book into an animation. It’s just a neurotic trip. Science and art are two different fields. For example, popular science can draw detailed drawings of human anatomy, but if art invites the dissected human body to be the protagonist, there is something wrong. "Swapping Bodies with Animals" is Tu Yile's popular science book that everyone has read and understood. What is the process of adapting it into a campus animation? If you move a muscular woman from a biology book to a TV series, don't blame the audience for scolding you for being eye-catching.

Audiences said that this animation is "beyond human beings"

After some self-media online posted the trailer, someone in the comment area commented that " this art is still too advanced for humans ". It is true that it is not easy to find the XP group of curious aliens now. People like animal skins + human figures, and at least there is a little bit of animal cuteness or speed. The aesthetics of animals are not reflected in "Swap Bodies with Animals", but the deformed human body is.

People in "Journey to the West " were afraid that monsters would scare the audience, so the monsters with animal faces and bodies were specially painted in green, blue, red, and other colors to draw a clear line between them and humans and avoid triggering the uncanny valley effect. "Swap Bodies with Animals" directly creates a group of monsters with human skin and human skin, coupled with the smiling expressions of cheap 3D skins, they look much scarier than the monsters in "Journey to the West". can only say that if this animation is designed by aliens and is a human being imagined by aliens, it can still be called "art". Anyway, it is difficult for earthlings to accept it.

Summary:

Unexpectedly, in October of this year, the Japanese produced another most eye-catching and most disgusting piece of shit in the field of novelty animation.Using characters from a popular science book to tell a campus story is like letting a muscular girl from a biology book act in a puppet show. Apart from being deliberately disgusting to advertise the book, I really can’t think of any motivation for making this animation.

[Pictures come from the Internet and have been deleted]