How would you like to be featured in your very own Dragon Ball Z video? For most the chances of this are very unlikely, but one lucky kid had his dreams come true when his dad put in the effort for six months and created an anime video featuring himself and his son.
Robson Menezes dos Santos is the mastermind behind this intricate short, complete with a family photo show around the 3:05 mark. While the kid may be quite young now and fully appreciate the fact that he's been featured as an anime character in his very own video, hopefully when high school hits he'll still appreciate the time and effort his dad spent on this project. Some kids have home movies to look back on, but dos Santos has ensured his child has a little something extra to cherish for years to come.
Self-Portrayal Anime Videos
This Dad Created a Dragon Ball Z Video Featuring Himself and His Son
Trend Themes
1. Self-portrayal Anime Videos - Creating anime videos featuring oneself and others has the potential to become a highly popular trend for personal and commercial purposes.
2. Personalized Family Entertainment - The trend towards personalization in entertainment has the potential to disrupt the traditional family video market by offering a unique and tailored experience.
3. Fan-made Anime Adaptations - The trend towards fan-made anime adaptations featuring real people or users has the potential to disrupt the traditional anime creation process and bring in new creative talent.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment Industry - The entertainment industry can capitalize on the trend towards personalized family entertainment by offering bespoke video creation services.
2. Anime Industry - The anime industry should take note of the trend towards fan-made adaptations and consider new ways of collaborating and involving fans in their creative process.
3. Video Production Industry - The video production industry can capitalize on the trend towards personalized family entertainment by offering specialized services for creating video content that features clients as anime characters.