"Guardian of the Spirits" is adapted from the first "Guardian of the Spirits" in the Guardian series by the famous Japanese fantasy novelist Naoko Uehashi. Why is it so touching? Because the painting style is beautiful and the music is The brisk, fantasy plot is engaging. To this day, I can still clearly remember the scenes of Balsa, wearing light armor and holding a spear in hand, and Prince Chamu galloping on horseback in the mountains, swamps, and wilderness.

The painting style is unique and very intoxicating, especially on the green prairie, with horses galloping, you can feel the breath of green grass from the picture, the picture is fresh.

General plot: In an elven world that exists parallel to human society, the water elves there lay eggs once every hundred years, and the newly hatched eggs transform into elves and continue to protect the reproduction of human society. This time, the second prince Chacam was chosen as the guardian of the water elves, taking on the dual destiny of elves and humans. However, due to historical errors in human society, Chakum was regarded as possessed by an ominous creature and was secretly hunted by the royal family. The female bodyguard Balusa became his guardian, leading the prince to make a living among the people and avoid being killed. The day when the water elf's egg hatches is getting closer and closer, and the fate of the prince is becoming more and more crisis-ridden. The earth elf egg-eaters of the elf world are looking for the guardian, tearing him apart and eating him. Chakum and Balusa, who were only teenagers, established a deep relationship and regarded each other as family members. How should they face the test of fate? Take responsibility and move forward bravely! "Twelve Kingdoms" is too famous to introduce. It is recommended to read the novel first, the animation interludes are very nice. We don’t have much time, so let’s briefly talk about a few.

The animations "Red", "Voice of the Sky" and "Final Exile" all tend to have a psychedelic style of painting, with stars, seas, and the universe.

The setting of "The Holy Pilot Story of Another World" is very good, the painting style is also good, and the plot is extremely attractive.

The translation of the title of "Daozi and Hua'er" is roughly like this. You won't be able to stop watching the first episode. After you get into the better part, you will fall in love with it deeply. The ending seems to have both gains and losses. The feeling is slightly cruel. ?

The above are some anime with an intoxicating style.