The domestic poster of "New Evangelical Warriors Theater Edition: the end" was plagiarized and urgently deleted by the film.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Jing Jing wabisabi's clue delivery! According to CTOnews.com news on January 15, the latest film in the series, "New Theatre version of Evangelical Warriors in the New Century: the end", produced by famous animation director Hideaki Ueno, will be released on the domestic video platform on January 20, which is also the last work of the series. However, the mainland poster designed by Huang Hai, a well-known poster designer, was found to be suspected of plagiarizing the 2013 work "Where the Wild Things are" by illustrator Nico Delort.

Nico Delort, the original author, said it was not authorized. Japanese officials of the new century evangelical fighters later issued a statement saying that they were not involved in the production of Chinese posters and were investigating the details through agents. At present, the Chinese official response of the evangelist of the new century has been deleted as soon as possible and is urgently contacting poster designer Huang Hai to confirm.

@ Zhuya Culture, the studio where the Yellow Sea is located, also issued an apology for the incident, admitting that there were problems in poster design and was contacting the original author to discuss a solution. The explanation said that in the process of designing this poster, the studio did have the phenomenon of improper use of materials, not authorized by overseas painters, and lax examination and control within the team, and sincerely apologized for the lax behavior that should not have occurred. At present, the studio is actively contacting the painter through various channels, hoping to apologize to him and pay the corresponding material licensing fee to compensate for his economic losses. At the same time, we have communicated with the partner to refund all poster design fees. The studio also apologized to a large number of fans.

CTOnews.com learned that Huang Hai had been working hard in the field of poster creation, especially in film poster design, trying to show the beauty of the East to the world. He combined traditional Chinese art elements with modern aesthetic elements to form a school of his own. His poster masterpieces include "I build cultural relics in the Forbidden City", "Golden Age", "Sun Rises as usual", "Big Fish and Begonia", "Thousand and thousand fathom", "Totoro", "Let bullets fly" and "Shadow" and so on. He has not yet responded to the matter.