英文摘要 |
Creators tell stories through comics and describe the polarized conflicts and confrontations in stories with the use of basic elements which include characters, plots and conflicts. The creators of comics make up characters for the proceedings of stories with the consideration of essential conditions such as naming, faces, scenes and symbols. A comic character is usually made with a unique set of settings that also includes mental and physical characteristics for the easy identification by audience. The subject of the study was the protagonist of the famous Japanese comic series Naruto, and the investigation of the protagonist was conducted with the focuses on the factors of consideration for fortifying the creation of characters, which include the elements of settings such as 'naming and face', 'narrative and scene' and 'symbol and code'. The research results show that: (1) The naming and face of the character are correlated with his mental status and personality; (2) The narrative techniques adopted by the creator creates a sense of 'reality', and the scene setting help the audience to understand the time and space in which the characters are, quickly forming a sense of substitution; (3) The symbol of the character is correlated with he himself or the symbols show us in his surroundings; (4) The setting of metaphorical codes includes the inevitable human weaknesses, which represent the human mental state with gradual change; (5) All settings correlated with the comic help the audience to strengthen their impression of the character and to deepen their memory of the plots related to him. |