Daily entertainment uses love to generate electricity

"Takagi-kun, don't keep it a secret. Tell me, what do you want to do."

"Well..." Taku Takagi pretended to be looking down and contemplative, as if he was considering how to explain his thoughts, but in fact he was searching for scattered information about this matter in his previous life.

The "3D Dragon Incident" was a sensational event in the Japanese anime industry in his previous life. After all, watching a cartoon can cause hundreds of people to be sent to the hospital. This is not something that can be encountered at any time.

He remembered that not only major Japanese media reported on this matter at that time, but even the American people, who were far away from the ocean, heard about it, so that Nintendo's stock price suffered heavy losses on the second day after the incident broke.

However, surprisingly, just as everyone in the industry was waiting to watch "Pokemon" and Nintendo jokes, the sales of "Pokemon" not only did not decline, but also saw a significant increase.

When Taku Takagi read the online analysis of this matter, most people believed that the reason why this incident made Pokémon gain such great benefits was mainly because major newspapers reported this incident while spreading the game Pokémon throughout Japan.

"Pokemon" has a very addictive magic. After being promoted in disguise, many people have learned about this game, which led to the explosion of game sales afterwards.

It is precisely because of the precedents in his previous life that he still seems confident when facing such an incident, and even thinks to make himself angry when he hears that the media has not exposed the matter enough.

Of course, he is not a fool. It is impossible to think that the success of "Pokemon" in his previous life was simply the contribution of the media to disguised publicity. Nintendo and GAME FREAK must have done a lot of work in it, otherwise the negative public opinion exposed by the media would be enough to have a drink of "Pokemon".

In his opinion, Nintendo must have led many mainstream media reports through public relations in this regard to the direction that is beneficial to Pokémon, which is what I urgently need to do in this world.

"Ki Taijun, how many powerful media can we contact now?" After thinking about what to do next, Takuki Takagi asked Atsushi Kata who was already waiting a little anxiously.

"My Takagi Kwan, you finally spoke." Seeing that Takagi Taku, who had been silent for a long time, finally spoke, Aso Kita showed a look of relief. He thought for a moment and replied: "Well... there are many media that have a good relationship with us at present, but most of them are small local media, and only two or three national media."

"Is that true?" Taku Takagi frowned slightly.

Although he was not involved in the daily management of the firm, and he also knew that the firm that had just become a little famous might not have many public relations resources, when he really heard this from Aso Kaita, there was still some feeling of loss.

Fortunately, he did not expect to solve this problem by relying solely on the power of his own firm. It is absolutely impossible for such a large IP as Pokémon to be fully in the hands of a company.

So... Isn't there any giant in the game world that is tied to me? As long as it has its resources, QS firm's shortcomings in public opinion and public relations will probably not be a problem.

Thinking of this, the expression on his face soothed again.

"It's indeed a little less, but it doesn't matter." Taku Takagi said, and he changed his tone and asked Aso Kita, "So does Kita know about acute photoallergic?"

"Acute photoallergy? What is this? What does it have to do with what we are talking about now?" Aso Keita was a little confused at first, then he became anxious. Isn't he discussing how to solve the crisis facing "Pokemon"? Why did it involve the disease again?

"Acute photoallergy, also known as photosensitive epilepsy, is an abnormal visually sensitive disease in which the brain responds to a flashing light source. It is manifested as a spike wave discharge in the EEG, and in more susceptible individuals, it is manifested as a clinical epilepsy seizure."

Takuki waved his hand and told Kei Aso to be calm, but he still said slowly: "The factors that cause this disease are mostly TV, computers, video games or some flickering patterns, and it is more likely to occur in teenagers with more sensitive eyes."

"You mean..." Aso Kaita also came back at this time, "The audience who were sent to the hospital caused acute photoallergicity when watching TV?"

"Yes!" Taku Takagi nodded with a smile, "In order to show the scenes of the computer world, the TV screens were often red and blue. In addition, the flashing frequency reached up to 1/12 seconds, which led to the occurrence of the audience's coma."

Speaking of this, Taku Takagi cleared his throat slightly, "So instead of waiting for the media to discover and report the audience's coma through their own channels, it is better for us to take the initiative to tell them the reason. Then, through our relationship, they let them downplay their negative comments on Pokémon, and lead the incident to acute photoallergy..."

"In this way, Pokémon and the company may be affected in a short period of time, but as media publicity expands, our game will not only not weaken, but will become more popular, which is the meaning?" Aso Kita continued.

"It's true that he is Kita-kun, it really makes sense at a glance." Takuki Takagi patted Kita Aso's shoulder with excitement. "However, our goal is not only to let the media downplay the negative comments on Pokémon. If you have the chance, you also have to try to let them give a brief introduction to our game."

"I naturally know this..." Aso Kaita nodded, but the expression on his face was still a little worried. "It's just that there are not many media that have a good relationship with us, so it's still unknown whether it will play a role at that time."

"It's okay, don't we still have Nintendo as ally? If something goes wrong with Pokémon, it's not just that our family's interests will be damaged." Taku Takagi's smile remained unabated, "So as long as we make this suggestion, Nintendo will definitely use their own resources."