Maxima often has, but Bole does not often have.

There are still too few people who can discover the extraordinary features of "Dragon Ball" in advance like Nishio.

The vast majority of people are hindsight, and only on the premise that the "Dragon Ball" manga has taken off realize the possible adaptation value of this manga.

Unfortunately, it was too late.

Even Nishio, who realized that "Dragon Ball" was extraordinary so early and tried to pick up the leak, was rejected by Gu Miao, and these neon animation companies that realized it later were naturally no exception.

Gu Miao and Seto rejected more than a dozen animation companies from neon in a vain attempt to win the animation adaptation rights of "Dragon Ball".

It's not about the money!

This is different from Nishio's previous attempt to pick up leaks, and the current "Dragon Ball" manga has initially shown the potential for "hegemony". For this level of popular comics, everyone's offer is not low.

But Gu Miao just shook her head slightly.

Selling Dragon Ball adaptation rights?

It's impossible to sell, not in this lifetime. Because no one understands better than him what the IP of "Dragon Ball" means.

The "synonym" of neon anime!

Create the golden age of neon blood king, the neon anime work with the largest influence and the most fans in the world, there is no one!

One might even be bold enough to say it......

In the end, the IP of "Dragon Ball" has developed to be more than just an anime work, but a cultural symbol and symbol.

The value of such an anime IP can no longer be estimated with money.

It's cultural symbols and symbols!

For example, this is like "Journey to the West" in our country.

Not to mention that the original author Lao Wu is dead, even if Lao Wu is still alive now, if he wants to sell "Journey to the West" to foreigners, can you see if he can sell it?

Impossible!

Although it is a bit outrageous to use the analogy of "Dragon Ball" to "Journey to the West", the meaning is the same. For Neon people, "Dragon Ball" is a cultural symbol and symbol, and it is no longer something that money can buy.

Of course, this is the original.

The Wanbao version is just becoming popular now, the animation has not yet been broadcast, and the influence has not yet developed to the extreme, so it is too early to say anything about cultural symbols.

But Gu Miao still won't sell.

No matter how much money he gives, he won't sell it, because he only needs to think of a neon anime of the level of "Dragon Ball" that actually belongs to Wanbao's IP, and even he is the producer......

Gee!

This sense of historical accomplishment, is that something that money can solve?

"It's still less money!"

Ma Kui secretly muttered: "If you offer 10 billion 20 billion, I think you can sell faster than anyone else!" ”

Gu Miao: "......"

Can that be said?

As his sibling brother and his most trusted comrade-in-arms, how can he be said of him? Is he like this kind of person who has no bottom line?

"Yes, you're right!"

Gu Miao doesn't pretend, he is a person with no bottom line, and the reason for refusing is because he can't look down on the money too little.

If it is really like what Ma Kui said, the other party directly offered a price that he couldn't refuse, let alone "Dragon Ball", he couldn't wait to wash himself and sell it to a big dog family as a maid.

What's the bottom line?

Don't ask, if you ask, the price you offer is not high enough to make Gu Sanshui turn around for you.

"But it's outrageous......"

Ma Kui was amazed: "Everyone says that the neon animation industry has been generally sluggish in the past two years, and all companies are short of money. But I don't think their bids are like a lack of money, right? ”

"Then who knows?"

Gu Miao shrugged her shoulders and said indifferently: "The rotten ship still has three catties of nails!" Do you think that people are short of money, maybe they are better off than you! ”

"Okay, let's not talk about them."

Ma Kui shook his head, put the scramble over the rights to adapt the Dragon Ball manga in neon, picked up a stack of sketches and line drawings and said.

"This is the first batch of line drawings for the ball skills showcase, Mr. Gu, can you see if there is anything that needs to be modified?"

"Oh! I'll take a look at ......"

Reaching out to take the draft drawings handed by Ma Kui, Gu Miao flipped through them one by one.

Outspin serve!

Snake Ball, Swirling Snake Ball!

The swallow returns to the nest, and the giant bear fights back......

These sketches are all "ball skills display" scenes simply drawn by the painter according to Gu Miao's description and explanation.

Most of them are right.

There were only a few tricks and ball skills, and the painter did not fully understand Gu Miao's meaning, and the painting was somewhat unexpected by him.

Like, the field!

In the original book, this trick was used by Echizen Minamijiro and Tezuka Kunimitsu respectively, and it was a super cool and powerful ball skill in the early stage of "The Prince of Tennis".

The general expression is that the tennis ball that is spun by applying spin to the shot so that the opponent hits back is always within one step of its own.

After this skill, you don't need to run to catch the ball, you just need to stay directly behind the court and change your hitting posture slightly.

The first step in fantasy tennis?

Anyway, that's the principle, and it's quite abstract to explain.

That's not the point!

Whether this trick in the realm is outrageous or not, it has nothing to do with Gu Miao. What he really cares about is, how to present the perfect "field" effect with the picture?

"The wrong ...... here"

Gu Miao pointed to the tennis ball in front of Zhong Guoguang in the sketch and said: "The tennis ball that the opponent fought back did not come directly to Zhong Guoguang, but flew to the left and right bottom lines first, and was absorbed by the field after completing the change of direction in the air. ”

He gestured with his hand.

It probably means that the opponent knows that this move in the field is not easy to deal with, so when he fights back, he all hits the diagonal bottom line, the farthest distance from Zhong Guoguang.

As a result, when the ball flew halfway, it suddenly made a sharp turn, and was instantly absorbed by the field and flew within one step of Zhong Guoguang.

It's not realistic enough!

But there is no doubt that such a skill is good to look at. As for whether the reality can be played, what is the matter with Gu Miao?

What's more, compared to those outrageous ball skills such as light hitting and dark hitting balls, Gu Miao felt that the "field" was already quite conservative and reasonable.

"Do you want to add some special effects?"

"Add some wind, swirling wind!"

Gu Miao touched his chin, carefully recalled the ball skills that had amazed him and made him still remember them many years later, and suddenly said.

"That's right! When you perform this trick, remember to give a close-up of the tennis racket! Let the audience see that the tennis ball has a strong spin when it is hit......"

These are routine operations!

In fact, Gu Miao originally wanted to add a little cool special effects to the Wanbao version of the "domain" to make this trick look more handsome.

After all, murderous tennis!

If you don't have a light effect or something, I always feel that your trick is not very powerful.

But then he thought about it......

What special effects do you want? Echizen Minamijiro is a combat power ceiling-level figure, does he have any earth-destroying special effects in the field?

I don't think so!

Perhaps unpretentiousness is what the field is meant to be. Rashly adding any colorful glare may become nondescript.

Don't scare me, I should just have a common cold, thank you for your concern. Anyway, I was dizzy and couldn't sleep, so I simply wrote two chapters for everyone to make up for it......

(End of chapter)