What's the difference between the animation of Chess Soul and comics?

Chess Soul (Japanese: ヒカルの, Chinese means "Go of Light" and "Chess of Light") is a juvenile cartoon with the theme of Go serialized by Japanese weekly Jiyingshe.

The author is Mi Yu Tian (ほったゆみ). This cartoon was drawn by Takeshi Obata and supervised by Umezawa Yukari, a female chess player of Japanese chess institute. The singles are all 23 volumes.

It has been adapted into an animation, produced by Tokyo TV, Dentsu and pierrot, and broadcast in TXN series from 200/KLOC-0 to 2003. It is divided into two episodes with a total of 75 episodes. In addition, on June 38, 2004+10/October 3, Japan broadcasted a special article "The Road to the Big Dipper Cup".

Role introduction

Shindou Hikaru 1

In grandpa's warehouse, an ancient Weiqi board was found. When he picked up the chessboard, Zuo Wei, a talented chess player from heian period, appeared. Guangyuan is an ordinary naughty pupil. He hates studying and is not interested in anything. But after meeting him, Guang started to play Weiqi and got to know him. Influenced by his sincere attitude towards Go, he vowed to surpass him and determined to become a professional chess player.

2. FujiwaraNosai

In Heian period, Zuo Wei used to be the go instructor of the emperor, but they were framed by traitors. They drowned themselves with grievances, and their souls could not become Buddhas, so they stayed in the chessboard. During the Edo period, Benifang Hideyoshi, who is still known as the strongest chess player, met Shindou Hikaru who could see himself again after 140 years, and felt extremely gratified to play chess again in the real world, hoping to reach the realm of magic skills one day.