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In this article, I will examine an ongoing exhibition “Digimion Exhibiton" that is held at Yuyan Shopping Mall 3rd Floor in Shanghai as a reflection. The exhibition has been running since 20th September 2021 and will be closed on 15th February 2022. The sub-themes on this exhibition are the characters from the anime of Digimon. However, the general theme is showing how creativity has led to manipulation of the anime to create such exhibition with many memories of the anime, which appear to be true to the eyes and pass information on to the future generations. 

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“Digimon Exhibition” ​is all about the anime show Digimon. For the first time ever, Shanghai played host to this wonderful exhibition. The exhibition of Digimon is sponsored by Shanghai Gejie Cultural Development Co. Ltd.. The portraits and clips and all the other stuff on the exhibition are all made by the employees in this exhibition. There are many unifying factors in this exhibition in which most of them enhance their appeal to the attendees of this exhibition. Apart from that, I also think they reveal deep reflections about our childhood with the characters.

 

In general, the portraits are amusing to look at and most of them have a great sense of understanding in the manner they bring out some aspects in life. Though the characters are not real, they depict the truth of our childhood in growing up with them. 

 

There are some things that I find quite appealing. They are clips from the Digimon anime, posters of Digimon movies, Patamon along with Digimon eggs in Primary Village, portraits of human beings and their partner Digimon and so on. ​The organization of exhibition is done pretty well. All of them have no particular order. 

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​In general, the exhibition is a great work done by 3rd Floor in Yuyuan Shopping Mall. I find it quite appealing, especially in the manner in which this anime brings back our childhood memories. The ability of everything is shown and this exhibition indicates that these characters are part of our childhood in growing up with a thoughtful and entertaining perception.

 

I greatly invite any person wishing to have a pensive viewing to find the time for this exhibition. As already noted above, it is running up to 15th February this year. Even though you don't like Digimon, you should watch it! 

 

 

 

 

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