Stud generally refers to the places where animation draws lessons from or imitates other film and television animation works, including some fixed plots, famous sentences, unique shots and even social events. Generally, it is deliberately used and necessary to highlight the traces of imitation, and a certain comedy effect is achieved by guiding readers to associate with the original work.

Common plot stems include fighting with the protagonist, becoming friends with the villain, and finally being together. Famous sentence stems include movie lines or famous words, picture stems such as my XX can't be so cute, and time stems are more extensive, such as using milk powder as poison. ...

As for seiyuu terrier, it is something that goes deeper into the house. The specific performance is that the voice quality of this cartoon is regarded as a joke in this work ... and even two cooperative voice quality appear in two works at the same time. Take the role relationship between the two voices in the previous works as a reference for the future role relationship. In extreme cases, there may even be a situation of direct imitation of previous oral sex addiction.

For example, when a seemingly young person says, "The enemy is your best teacher." (Godfather 1) This famous sentence will remind readers of the age of this film, and at the same time it will produce "How old is this guy?" , which in turn will produce a contrast punch line.

But generally speaking, you need some basic knowledge to understand the topic, so it still happens that too much use will lead to a decline in the expression effect, but this time it is not the author's fault ...