Japanese comics can be said to be the best developed among animations in the world. Although animations from various countries are becoming more and more sophisticated and beautiful, they are still somewhat different from Japanese comics in terms of popularity, plot, and picture style. disparity. We cannot deny the success of Japanese animation, but no matter what it is, it is impossible to be foolproof. As more and more animations are produced, many animations have "car accidents". Today, let's take stock of the history of Japanese animation. Those big relaxing accidents.

The first one, "Day on Campus", was canceled the day before the finale due to the possible negative impact of the bloody ending. "Day on Campus" was a hit in Japan at the time. It tells the story of the male protagonist being a scumbag who toyed with many girls and was finally killed by the heroine in revenge. Originally, all the reviews had been passed, but a case of patricide by a female high school student occurred the day before the finale. The ending of "Day on Campus" happened to be very bloody, and the broadcast was stopped urgently. It was later called the "Nice Boat" incident.

The second one is more shocking. "Pokémon" was loved by children after it was broadcast. However, in episode 38, the 3D dragon appeared. In order to create cool special effects, the colors changed too fast. Nerve irritation sent more than 600 children to hospital. Children's optic nerves are already relatively sensitive. In addition, they do not blink when watching anime, so their optic nerves are severely impacted. It is also called "light-sensitive epilepsy." Later, "Pokémon" It was also banned for a while.

The third one is the famous "Cabbage Accident". When the animation "Better than the Color Before Night" was played, due to a broadcasting accident, the cabbage completely turned into a green sphere. What followed was strong complaints from the audience, and everyone even laughed at "It can't collapse like a cabbage", which means that no matter what, it can't collapse as badly as a cabbage.