Entertainment to the death, make a tokusatsu film that will crush the entire internet.

Although "Fox Spirit Matchmaker" is an animation produced by Tencent Video.

But she knew better than anyone else.

This credit does not belong to her at all.

The script was provided by the Land of Light.

The storyboard was provided by the Land of Light.

The character design was provided by the Land of Light.

Even the concept art for key scenes was provided by the Land of Light.

What she did at Tencent Video, to put it simply, was to provide funding, personnel, and equipment to film the script exactly as it was written.

If this doesn't qualify as sucking up to someone's powerful backer, then the term "sucking up to someone's powerful backer" in human language can be deleted.

"Purple CEO,"

The assistant asked cautiously, "Does the sample need further adjustments?"

The wisteria flower remained silent for a moment, then picked up the cup of coffee that had completely gone cold and took a sip.

"No need, go straight to publicity and marketing."

The assistant quickly took notes on the tablet and then asked, "In terms of the publicity strategy, should we mention the Land of Light?"

Wisteria's fingers traced the rim of the coffee cup twice.

If it were her a year ago, she would definitely have said no.

I don't want to mention it, I can't mention it, I'm unwilling to mention it.

Back then, she would get a headache whenever she heard the words "Land of Light".

But now, looking at Tu Shan Su Su's silly smiling face on the screen, she had only one thought in her mind: Thank goodness.

Fortunately, she shamelessly accepted the collaboration.

Although after officially signing the contract, she discovered that the other party had also brought in her arch-rival, Li Zi Entertainment, which made her somewhat unhappy.

But what Ah Guang said was indeed true.

He said he wouldn't get involved in the affairs between penguins and raccoons.

He really didn't get involved.

He simply provided two scripts, two technical advisors, and two completely equal working conditions to both companies.

There was no favoritism, no bias towards one side or the other.

Each relies on their own abilities.

The wisteria flower leaned back in its chair and suddenly chuckled.

She currently owns a copy of "Fox Spirit Matchmaker".

There's also a Puella Magi Madoka Magica movie, co-produced with the Land of Light.

"The involvement of the Land of Light in the publicity strategy will not be mentioned for the time being."

She made a decision.

"But we'll put all our best efforts into creating this product and launching it."

The assistant nodded and made a note of it.

The wisteria flower had thought it through very clearly.

The reason we don't mention the Land of Light isn't because we don't want to, but because the time isn't right yet.

Scripts of this caliber, once aired, will allow viewers to guess their own guesses.

Once they've guessed to a certain extent, revealing the answer will double the effect.

Meanwhile, the post-production center of Tanuki Entertainment.

Zhang Mingzheng was holed up in the screening room, watching the finished film of "Akame ga Kill!" with his production team.

The screen was showing the part where the Night Raid organization made its debut.

Akame stood in the moonlight, sword in hand. He had black hair and red eyes, and his expression was blank. He exuded a cold and dangerous aura.

"Holy shit."

The technical director in charge of post-production muttered a curse under his breath, then immediately changed his tune.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Zhang, I just think this character is just too cool."

Zhang Ming did not retaliate with insults.

Because he almost blurted out the same sentence just now.

He leaned back on the sofa, his mouth stretching wider and wider until the smile became uncontrollable.

It evolved from a normal smile into a sinister grin that resembled that of a villain.

"Hehehe, this is it, this is the feeling."

"The audience will absolutely go crazy when they see this."

The production manager muttered something under his breath.

"The audience will go crazy after watching it, in another sense."

Zhang Ming certainly knew what he was talking about.

He read the script of "Akame ga Kill!" word for word.

He knew the fate of every character, the foreshadowing of every plot point, and the outcome of every battle.

When he first received the script, he thought Ah Guang was joking.

Later, after watching half of it, he felt that Ah Guang was committing a crime.

After he finished reading it, he realized that he was the criminal.

Because he couldn't wait to broadcast the film.

"Is the publicity and promotion plan ready?"

Zhang Ming asked.

"Three versions have been planned and A/B testing is underway."

The core slogan is tentatively set as: "In dark times, grip your sword tightly."

Zhang Ming nodded: "Don't mention the Land of Light."

"clear."

The production manager understood immediately.

Zhang Ming stood up, walked to the window, and looked at the bustling traffic below.

He recalled that not long ago, he had regarded the Land of Light as a mortal enemy.

Now he spends his days holding the scripts given to him, counting down the days until the scripts are released.

A person's stance can change with just a good script.

No, it's not a good script.

It's a script so good it makes your knees weak.

Soon after, a message quietly appeared in a corner of social media.

The account that sent the message is called [Anime Trendsetter].

He doesn't have many followers, but his following list is full of industry veterans.

The message was very simple, consisting of only a screenshot and a sentence.

The screenshot shows the July anime schedule updated on the same day by Tencent Video and Lizi Entertainment.

Tencent Video: "Fox Spirit Matchmaker" will premiere on July 5th.

Tanuki Entertainment: "Akame ga Kill!" will premiere on July 5th.

the same day.

The accompanying text consisted of only a few words.

"Rumor has it that both of these animations have big names involved in the writing teams. We don't know exactly who they are, but we can guess."

Dozens of comments quickly appeared below.

"Big shot? How old?"

[Anime Trend Indicator] replied with a dog emoji and said nothing.

"Both premiered on the same day? And both are original content? That's incredibly lucky, we're in for a lot of fun."

"The posters for Fox Spirit and Akame look pretty good, but when did Penguin and Tanuki get so curly?"

"You don't understand, penguins and raccoons have always been rivals, and this time they're clearly going head-to-head."

"A direct competitor? That's interesting. I'm waiting for it to go live."

The comments section was buzzing, but nobody was there.

None of them thought of the Land of Light.

Because the Land of Light has been too busy lately.

The news that tickets for K-On! concerts sold out in seconds is all over the internet.

The discussion surrounding Caesar's death in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 2 continues.

Honkai Impact 3rd will be updated with its third version of the CG next week.

The "Knife Warning Association" is still frantically building threads on the forum.

Who would have thought that the works of both companies would ultimately be the work of the same person?

July 5th, 12:00 noon.

"Fox Spirit Matchmaker" was launched on Tencent Video on time, with the first two episodes released on the first day.

"Akame ga Kill!" premiered simultaneously on Lizi Entertainment, also airing two episodes back-to-back.

Two hours later, the first batch of comments appeared.

The comments section for "Fox Spirit Matchmaker" reads: "This art style?? Wait a minute, where have I seen this visual quality before??"

"The pacing of the plot is so comfortable. The world-building is explained in the first ten minutes, and it doesn't feel like reading an instruction manual."

"Who composed the music? Who composed the music? Who composed the music? This level of quality is definitely not something an ordinary outsourced team could produce!"

"Just wondering... does anyone else think that Su Su's way of speaking is a bit like Xiao tide from CLANNAD...?"

The hype surrounding "Akame ga Kill!" is also going strong.

"Introducing the Night Raid organization at the start? Helping the Empire cleanse corruption? A righteous organization fighting against the Empire? What a standard, classic 'kingly good' start."

"It's definitely the classic style, but it's also very entertaining, with a fast-paced rhythm that makes you not want to dance for even a second."

"Let it be the way of the king, it's better than those dark and cruel beginnings. I was scared by the swords of the Land of Light next door, so I came here to take refuge."

"Upstairs, are you sure you came here to seek refuge? Did you see the 15+ rating sign at the beginning of the film?"

"What's there to be afraid of? It can't possibly be worse than the Land of Light, can it?"

"We're here to seek refuge, yes, we must be here to seek refuge."