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Anime

Shui Naodai

Format
SPECIAL
Episodes
1
Status
Finished
Genres
Fantasy · Science fiction
5,131anime in the catalog
0copies listed for sale
Synopsis

In this story, the kids are constantly forced to bury themselves into their endless homework by those giant monsters behind them. The children's brains are filled with water that can be heated by tension. If a kid is overstressed, the water in their brain would boil and produce steam, which becomes the food of the greedy monsters and the energy of the whole city. Thus, those poor children repeat their lives day after day, serving as the powerplant of their world, spending their childhood in tragic misery... Water Brain, the head is in the water.

Graduation design work of the Ani7ime team of the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts.

Synopsis from AniList

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The Shui Naodai, or Water-Head, refers to a distinct category of Chinese ceramic water droppers, traditionally used by scholars to manage the precise amount of water added to an inkstone. Emerging from a long lineage of literati culture, these functional vessels were designed to bridge the gap between utility and artistry. They were typically crafted during the Ming and Qing dynasties to occupy a place of quiet contemplation on a scholar's desk, reflecting the owner's aesthetic sensibility and dedication to the arts of calligraphy and painting.

The design of the Shui Naodai often embraced zoomorphic or naturalistic themes, ranging from mythical beasts to simple fruit shapes, intended to provide a tactile and visual anchor during creative sessions. Artisans focused on ergonomic efficiency, ensuring the flow of water could be controlled with a single finger over an air vent. While individual designers are rarely documented by name due to the anonymous nature of traditional craft guilds, these pieces were highly prized for their glaze quality and sculptural form, serving as essential companions to the Four Treasures of the Study.

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