Post-shadow Development Plan

After interrupting Archer's attack, the big dog disappeared from the screen.

But the audience who watched the preview on the spot already knew the costumes of the characters. Although only one hand appeared, people still recognized him.

It's just that the popularity of Big Dog is much lower than that of Archer, so although there are audiences cheering, the voice is much lower.

After all, Qiye hasn't done "Fantasy Carnival" yet, and the lack of [Lancer is dead again] and [Blue Lancer who rotates and assaults] is still a bit lacking in popularity.

"Would you like to try to make "Fantasy Carnival"?"

Qiye rubbed her chin thinking.

He has been paying attention to the audience in the theater, and this subconscious reaction is the best feedback of the character's popularity.

Obviously, Big Dog's popularity did not satisfy Qiye.

You must know that one of the core selling points of the North American singularity is the mad dog, which is a character reserved for Fate's core fans to let them carnival.

It is true that this is not the only selling point of the North American singularity, but it is very important from the perspective of business operations.

Most passerby fans usually only contribute one movie ticket.

If it's a little better, maybe I'll buy another DVD for my collection.

If you want to tap into the commercial potential of a movie, you must find a way to make the peripherals sell well and make money through channels other than movie tickets.

Every singularity will have one or two characters who want to tap into the commercial potential.

To put it bluntly, these characters are used to attract fans to cheat money.

Hei Dai in the prologue, Joan of Arc in the Hundred Years' War, and Musashi in Shimosong Kingdom are the representatives of their respective singularities.

The selling point of the North American singularity is naturally Cu Chulainn.

Maeve and Scathach can be regarded as half of the selling points, but in terms of popularity in terms of works, Qiye believes that the big dog is better.

As the veteran character in Fate, Cu Chulainn's popularity in several vests has always been very good.

Qiye thought so before.

But looking at it now, Da Gouzi's popularity has not met his expectations.

After thinking about it for a while, Qiye understood the reason why Gouzi was not popular enough.

Cu Chulainn lacks the support of works and stories.

At present, Big Dog has only appeared in three works so far.

I won’t talk about the web drama HF, it’s really just a soy sauce and it’s over.

In "The Rice of the Emiya Family", he appeared several times as a fish seller, but this kind of tool man role can be replaced at will.

Even if the role of the fish seller is changed from Cu Chulainn to Director Ken, I believe there will not be much difference in the plot.

Maybe Director Ken, who has a disabled background, can play more tricks.

For example, "Selling Fish in a Wheelchair, His Story Touches Everyone" and the like.

To be honest, Gouzi's performance in the UBW line is really good, but all the pen and ink in UBW are concentrated on the two Emiya.

The current Cu Chulainn is a bit similar to Hawkeye in the MCU in his previous life. As a veteran character, he has a certain popularity.

But this popularity is a bit similar to the accessory kit when forming a team.

It feels like something is missing without him, but that's what it feels like to have him more.

And if you want to say which work Cu Chulainn is most active in, it must be "Fantasy Carnival".

After all, Gouzi's two most famous stalks came from this work.

When FZ had a surplus budget, Qiye had the idea of ​​making this drama.

It's a pity that "Yue Ji" hadn't been filmed at that time, and the content of using FSN alone was a bit lacking, so I gave up.

Now that "Moon Ji" is online, it is naturally feasible to shoot "Fantasy Carnival".

The only thing that makes Qiye hesitate is the cost issue.

The general story is easy to tell, but the money spent on chapters like car racing is not a small amount.

"Either shoot an episode first to see if the effect is good."

It's like a TV series will try to shoot a trial episode to test the market before starting a new series.

If the effect is good, it will be time to shoot the other ones.

"But what is the content of "Fantasy Carnival"?"

Qiye scratched the back of his head, he found that he was a little vague about many contents of this drama.

In addition to Gouzi dying once every episode, Qiye also has a deep memory of the Holy Grail quiz show, racing competitions, and Uncle B buying batteries.

Although I have impressions of those other unit dramas, I really can't remember the specific content.

Who the hell would still remember all of Amber's convulsive novels!

"Forget it, it's time to call for papers."

Anyway, the original "Fantasy Carnival" is an integration of fan stories, just to let fans open their minds.