Post-shadow Development Plan

But this time it wasn't him who disgusted the audience, but someone else who disgusted him.

Qiye felt as if a dog [beep——! 】It's the same shit.

It was the words that were printed:

Out to mix, sooner or later have to repay.

Looking at the metal armor all over the body in the concept picture, the sturdy five-person team like Iron Man, Nanaya shook his head.

"The shape is too ugly, there is no beauty at all!" Qiye complained mercilessly.

"I can imagine that when they're on the big screen there's not going to be any audience that's going to fall in love with them."

Qiye once again sentenced this design to death.

"Aesthetic?"

Hearing this statement, the head of the design team shook his head faster than Nanaya.

"Director Kiryu, they are soldiers going to the battlefield, so there must be a basic design logic for these costumes."

The design director defended with rapid speech: "If their battle clothes only have a light layer, a simple attack will kill them."

Qiye found out that he and this guy were talking chicken and duck.

The conversation between two people is not on the same channel at all.

To be honest, Qiye could just fire the other party and find someone else.

It's just that the next candidate probably won't be much better than the one in front of him.

After all, European and American two-dimensional designs are completely different from Japanese two-dimensional designs.

The ghosts of Europe and the United States will never understand why the eyes of Japanese girls always have to be so big.

To them it was a deformity.

"Lake, I think you're missing something."

Qiye added the name of the head of the design team, trying to convince him.

"The design concept I need is to highlight their girlishness, not cold weapons."

"You know, [battle] is not the main contradiction in this story, if you don't show the weakness of these girls, it's meaningless."

In Qiye's view, the most important feature of the five-member team's clothes is to be beautiful.

But Qiye also knew that the original animation could not be copied directly.

That will make the appearance of the magical girl look very weird, with a sense of cheap Cos.

The span of two-dimensional and three-dimensional is not as simple as just adding a Z-axis.

Some designs that can be used in Two-dimensional are not so suitable in three-dimensional.

Like that fluffy skirt, for example.

There is no Newton in the Two-dimensional world, you can play however you want.

But three-dimensional...

Regardless of whether old Newton will rebel or not, when your skirt flutters, you should still be embarrassed.

Although Qiye knows a little about design, he still needs professionals to help him complete the conception.

After all, although housewives can cook, there is still a gap visible to the naked eye compared with professional chefs.

"But……"

Director Lake thought for a while, and asked in a different tone of discussion: "Can the audience accept that design?"

[As long as it looks good, how can they care about it? 】

Qiye curled his lips, but he didn't answer the question directly.

"When the Fate series was first announced, there were a lot of complaints about the character modeling."

"A lot of radical viewers are saying that I have sullied the hero, but what happened?"

Director Lake sighed after hearing Qiye's words, but did not speak again.

No one can deny Fate's commercial achievements.

Arturia has become the most popular screen female character since entering the new century.

"Lake, I've done a lot of movies."

Seeing that the opponent was loosening up, Qiye immediately took advantage of the victory to pursue.

"I have a good idea of ​​what kind of image is generally needed to better meet the aesthetics of the movie screen and the expectations of mainstream audiences."

Pausing for a while, Qiye continued: "Even now, FZ is released."

"There are still a large number of viewers who don't like the image of Artoria, and even said on the Internet that I ruined King Arthur."

Qiye picked up the teacup, took a sip of hot tea slowly, and said: "No matter what design we make, we will never be able to satisfy everyone."

"But at least we need to be recognized by the majority of people. I am better than you at the point of public aesthetics."