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The First Children's Channel.

The animated series "The Young War God" is currently being broadcasted.

"Tsk tsk."

"Is this an animation by Situ's?"

"The special effects are really good."

"Animations these days have much better effects than back in our time!"

"Indeed."

"But somehow, it feels like they lack the soul of the animations from our childhood."

"It feels like a very cliché kind of childishness."

"It's not bad."

"I think it's quite interesting."

Adults and children seem to see animated films differently.

Not long after.

The First Channel released another animated series.

This time it's a mythological theme called "The Primordial Chaos: Prequel."

"Eh?"

"An animation about The Primordial Chaos?"

"A prequel?"

"This looks interesting!"

"Kid, do you like it?"

"I like it!"

"That's good."

"Daddy likes it too."

"Mommy grew up watching The Primordial Chaos."

"Is The Primordial Chaos good to watch?"

"The second best in the world."

"What's the first then?"

"Journey to the West."

The release of The Primordial Chaos animation took parents by surprise.

They did not choose to follow the original work but created a prequel instead.

The plot is set very interestingly.

Many parents who have affection for The Primordial Chaos love it.

Even children who are exposed to The Primordial Chaos for the first time find it very engrossing.

...

The Second Children's Channel.

Lin Yuan is sitting on the sofa engrossed in an animated film, inviting his family to watch together: "This is a work directed by my friend!"

Woof woof woof.

Antarctica somehow sneaked over, lying beside Lin Yuan on the right.

Sister comes over and squeezes Antarctica away, sitting down beside Lin Yuan herself.

Antarctica can only move to the left side.

Big Yaoyao suddenly runs over.

Seeing Big Yaoyao, Antarctica simply shrinks to the corner of the sofa, wisely making room.

Mom is cooking and seeing the three siblings gathered together watching the animated film, she can't help but laugh.

The children are well grown up and still watching animated films together:

"Turn up the volume a bit!"

"Mom will cook dinner here first."

"Let's watch it together later."

"Is it good?"

"It's good."

"I mean the drawing."

"Was it drawn by Shadow?"

"Such a strong foundation in ink painting!"

"I also feel the plot is pretty good."

"It's a bit too childish for kids to watch."

"Sister has no childlike innocence."

The siblings chat while watching "Tadpole looking for Mom" on TV.

...

Fifteen minutes later.

"3000 Whys of Blue Cat" is now on air.

One episode.

Two episodes.

Three episodes.

In a certain household.

The little kid is dancing with joy:

"Big Brother Cat!"

"Blue Cat Feifei is a good friend."

"Naughty is the mouse."

"Kids, have you learned it?"

"Good son, have you learned it?"

"I've learned it!"

The little kid answers loudly.

The parents show a satisfied smile.

This animation is good, although the plot is childish, but it's meant to teach children knowledge.

No wonder it's called "3000 Whys of Blue Cat."

It turns out that each episode teaches the kids a piece of knowledge.

...

And then.

"Calabash Brothers" is airing next.

"Powerful Calabash Boys made of steel!"

"I am your grandfather, ah!"

"Hey!"

"You little demon!"

"Take this!"

"Evil spirit, release my grandfather right now!"

"Otherwise, I'll smash your den to bits!"

In front of the TV.

The child watches with a face full of excitement and a heart pounding with zeal.

This kid is already in elementary school, uninterested in the very youngest animations, but has a special passion for Calabash Brothers!

...

After Calabash Brothers.

Here comes the adorable "SpongeBob SquarePants."

"What is this?"

"A bit ironic, isn't it?"

"Can little kids understand this?"

"They can understand!"

"SpongeBob SquarePants!"

"Patrick Star!"

"They really do understand."

"Feels like it's an animation made for adults?"

"Indeed, it's more interesting for adults than the previous ones."

...

Later on.

It was My Little Pony's turn.

Many girls were starry-eyed!

"This is good!"

"So cute!"

"So beautiful!"

"Impressive, Ponies!"

"Magic!"

The girls burst with enormous enthusiasm!

Many animations are preferred by boys, but this one seems to be made just for girls!

And yet, many little boys also watched it with great interest.

...

Heroic entrance!

The special effects show Ultraman Tiga!

"The theme song is so catchy!"

"Ultraman is so cool!"

"Tiga!"

"Transform!"

"Defeat that monster!"

"Cool!"

"I love it!"

This is probably a theme that preschool children and elementary students would all like.

...

Mythology!

Legend of Nezha!

"Is this the story of Nezha?"

"Nezha was born as a ball!"

"Nezha's master is so powerful!"

"Red Armillary Sash!"

"Qiankun Ring!"

"Wind-and-Fire Wheels!"

The young hero is Little Nezha!

...

At this time.

Little Carp arrives.

"The special effects of the seabed are so beautiful!"

"Little Carp is also very cute."

"An interesting story."

"Little Carp has so many little friends."

"Carp leaping through the Dragon's Gate!"

"This is Little Carp Adventure!"

Many people were captivated.

...

Of course, there is also.

Things like Doraemon.

Things like Captain Tsubasa.

Things like The Tales of Effendi.

Hours and hours of uninterrupted animation!

Some are suitable for girls, some for boys, and even some are very suitable for adults.

Eleven animations!

Styles are so rich!

There's adventure, science, inspiration, comedy, mythology, science fiction, magic, art...

And so on and so forth.

Many people initially paid attention to the Second Children's Channel just out of curiosity, wondering what Shadow had come up with to make the Literature and Art Association make such a bizarre arrangement.

However.

As these people watched so many animations along the way, they felt their souls were mysteriously stirred!

Even.

Many adults found animations that interested them, something many people had not anticipated!

"Most of them are very interesting!"

"The Tadpole looking for Mom at the beginning, although short, has such a powerful ink painting charm!"

"This is the first time I've seen ink animation!"

"I unexpectedly like SpongeBob SquarePants!"

"Is this animation really not just made for adults?"

"Kids can watch too, but to tell you the truth, a lot of things went over their heads."

"Watching Captain Tsubasa with my son was the best part."

"That's Tsubasa Oozora, right?"

"It feels a bit like Slam Dunk, but with a soccer theme."

"Effendi was actually a puppet!"

"I didn't expect puppets could be turned into animation, it's amazing!"

"What about puppets?"

"Calabash Brothers are made from paper cuts."

"Really?"

"I couldn't tell at all!"

"The animations that Shadow put together are really interesting!"

"Seems even more fun than the ones I watched when I was a kid!"

"I mysteriously feel like I've found my inner child again."

"I really still like Shadow's Doraemon, the healing power of Blue Fatty is too much!"

Love it!

Love it so much!

The animations on the Second Children's Channel are loved by countless people!