How many 17 things do you know about the Super marine?

17 things you should know about "the Super Corps"  

 
 
1. According to the art design Scott Watanabe, the film took place in a parallel universe in which a group of Japanese settlers rebuilt it using special mobile construction technology after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. The city was renamed "Old Jingshan San Fransokyo". &NBSP
 
2. The face design of "white fat" conjures up a traditional Japanese wind chimes, and director Don Hall draws inspiration when he visits temples in Japan. White Fat's body action design mimics the baby penguin. &NBSP
 
3. Although the film is based on the comic book of the same name, but the role of the name, background, character to the story has made great changes. &NBSP
 
4. This film is the first to be released by Disney Animation film. However, the "Super Corps" is not shared with other human-power movies. &NBSP
 
5. The two members of the Silver Samurai and Sunfire failed to appear in the film because they were in the role of "X-Men", so the film copyright belongs to 20th century Foss. &NBSP
 
6. In Fred's apartment, you see a picture of a man with a comic book head, Stan Lee. It is said that there is one in all the treaty adaptations to make Stan Lee appear in some way. &NBSP
 
7. Combining San Francisco and Tokyo to create a new and wonderful city, the idea comes from the head of the Disney animation Lasseter. &NBSP
 
8.Don Hall chose San Francisco instead of New York to "combine" with Tokyo because San Francisco is a small city and the status of New York is too important in the universe. &NBSP
 
9. In the university lab scene, a whiteboard says "A113 plan." "A113" is the classroom number of the animation department at the California Institute of Art, which often appears in Pixar's animated works. &NBSP
 
10. People who designed the old Jingshan San Fransokyo were inspired by the works of the Japanese film "Greg La", "The Bad Boy" and Obersam Zhong Hong (Tadahiro UESUGI). &NBSP
 
11. The bin Tianguang (Hiro) is the first in the history of Disney to be a mixed-race protagonist. Ryan Potter, who dubbed him, was also a hybrid of the Japanese and the white. &NBSP
 
12. The modelling of the Robot laboratory in the film refers to the works of renowned architects Santiago Calatrava, Renzo piano, and Gaosong extension Shin Takamatsu. &NBSP
 
13. White fat "was designed to be expressionless before the original design was that he could only make five different facial expressions. &NBSP
 
14. Role designer Lorelay Bove revealed that the go-Tomago coat was designed to be yellow because of her name Tomago "egg" in Japanese. &NBSP
 
15. The name of the villain in the film Yokai has the meaning of "ghost" in Japanese. &NBSP
 
16. The film was scheduled for February 28, 2015 on the mainland, and I saw it earlier today. &NBSP
 
 
17. I didn't write the 1~15 bar above.