Otaku love fantasy?! Hayao Miyazaki sharply criticizes the lack of observation in Japanese animation and breeds otaku

Recently, the shocking remarks made by the famous animation master Hayao Miyazaki in an interview program sparked heated discussions among fans. Miyazaki commented sharply that "most Japanese animations lack observation" and "therefore gave rise to the otaku clan." Fans have speculated on the master's true meaning. Let's find out together.

The Japanese comics world has Osamu Tezuka, and the animation world has Hayao Miyazaki. As the world's most famous animation master born in Japan, Hayao Miyazaki's works are world-famous for their unique and profound meanings. According to his old friend Toshio Suzuki, the master's latest work will take another 2.3 years to be released.

Recently, Hayao Miyazaki made a surprising statement in an interview program, seemingly criticizing the lack of depth in today's Japanese animation, pointing out that "most Japanese animations are not made based on 'observation'"; "they are made by people who are tired of observing humans"; "therefore, they have become a breeding ground for 'otaku'."

·The truth has always been revealed on the second floor, and fans were discussing this issue. Some people directly understood that the master actually wanted to say "Otaku is not a good thing in the first place."

However, a fan with deep understanding made a scientific analysis and said: "Although I don't quite understand what the master means, now those who grew up watching animation are also making animation, and the level they see is always animation (not reality), which leads to the continuous decline of the level of animation culture."

·Some fans also directly said that "Mr. Gong is jealous of new animation masters like Makoto Shinkai". What do you think?