Compared with the comic version of " Slam Dunk ", the animated version of "Slam Dunk" is more familiar in China. It can be said to be the beginning of Chinese children getting to know this work, and it is also the animation work that has the greatest influence on Chinese children. one. Although the author Mr. Inoue Takehiko does not like the adaptation and production of the animated version of "Slam Dunk", in the hearts of fans, the animated version of "Slam Dunk" still has high praise and great charm. What makes the animated version of "Slam Dunk" extra points is of course the ending song "Until the End of the World." This song is the ending theme of the second issue of "Slam Dunk" (episodes 25-49). The song was released on June 8, 1994. It was composed by Noboru Uesugi, the lead singer of the Japanese rock band WANDS, and written by Oda Tetsuro. Composed and sung by Noboru Uesugi, this is a famous song that many people are familiar with.
This song appeared when the prodigal son turned back after Mitsui Hisashi made a scene at the Shohoku Gymnasium, making countless viewers burst into tears. I believe that many children’s earliest Japanese enlightenment begins with this song. Even if you haven't watched "Slam Dunk" and don't speak Japanese, you will definitely hum this song. The animation part of the ending theme song "Until the End of the World" has always been regarded as a classic. Accompanied by the explosive song, the Five Shohoku Tigers merged together (especially the super cool eyes of Miyagi Ryota ), the Sakuragi Legion was dispatched en masse, all the heroes from Kanagawa Prefecture appeared, and the Six Shohoku Tigers showed off their after-school performances in private clothes The living conditions make everyone excited and excited.
Since the animated version of "Slam Dunk" was not drawn by Mr. Takehiko Inoue, it was all drawn by the artists of the animation team. Recently, Masaki Sato, the artist of the animated version of "Slam Dunk", posted the manuscript for the ending theme of "Until the End of the World" on his social platform. Let's take a look at the difference between the manuscript and animation. It's different.
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