Japanese animation can be said to be popular all over the world, especially famous. None of the same animation can suck powder. Why? Because they will analyze according to the audience's thoughts and psychology, and then generate and promote them, which will instantly cause * * *. Their audience has always been targeted at students, mainly high school students, but also some college students. The difference between the protagonist and the audience is too great, how can it be attractive, let alone popular. So the protagonist is rarely a college student.
In production, now we see that animation is not a prototype, but an adaptation. There are many authors who have had campus experience, and campus themes are familiar to them. After all, many junior and senior high school students like anime now, so many authors were anime lovers at that time.
Compared with college students, junior high school students and senior high school students in Japan have more time. They left school earlier and took part in various recreational activities, such as joining clubs. College students seldom have time to do animation, watch animation or even play the leading role. Their requirements for universities are very different from those in China. Audiences don't have to go to college to find a good job, and no one says that college is a necessary condition for entering society. But junior high school and senior high school are all required reading, which can cause scolding, right?