Blockbuster animation 'Na Tra' reveals special effects

Chinese movie "Na Tra: Demonic Rebellion" released its first trailer, with a series of special effects about underwater battles.

On January 7, the crew introduced a video about the main characters and the story theme. The film continues the content of part one (2019), after the ordeal, Na Tra and Ngao Binh (son of Dong Hai Long Vuong) kept their souls but their bodies would be destroyed in a short time. Tien Thai At Chan Nhan planned to use the seven-colored lotus flower to help Na Tra and Ngao Binh unite their souls and bodies. But at this time, Na Tra faced a new enemy.

Part two adds a new character, the Dragon King of the East Sea. The film depicts a series of battles under the sea, in the air, and the power of monsters.

On Weibo, thousands of viewers commented on the smooth and vivid effects and impressive character creation. Na Tra's line to the person who caused trouble for the people was shared by many people: "Whether I live or die doesn't matter, I just need you to die."

Previously, in part one, many lines were also famous on social networks. The work was released in the summer of 2019, earning 5 billion yuan (682 million USD), ranking fourth in the history of the Chinese box office. On the forum Douban, Nearly two million viewers rated part one 8.4/10 points.

Creating the character Na Tra. Photo: Mtime

According to Xinhua , the film is highly appreciated by experts for its content. When Na Tra was born, he was hated by others, considered a monster causing trouble. "You guys think I'm a demon, I'll become a real demon for you to see". Thinking and doing, Na Tra was rebellious, causing trouble everywhere, making people afraid and hated. Na Tra only received trust and love from his parents.

The character says: "Human prejudice is a mountain. But my fate it is up to us not God. Whether it is a ghost or a fairy, only I can decide." Thanks to the love of his parents, "good" gradually won over "ghost" in Na Tra's soul. From then on, he eliminated evil and protected the villagers.

The animated series about Nezha was directed by Sui Cao (born in 1980, real name Duong Vu). Initially, the work was not highly appreciated by investors, dozens of large companies refused to cooperate with Sui Cao. The director had to divide the special effects scenes for 20 small and medium-sized companies to handle, then combine them. Part one and part two both took 5 years to make.

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