The world’s leader in animation culture, Japanese animation has a significant role to play. Let me tell you what the differences are between anime and cartoon, as well as the types of anime.
The Japanese pronunciation “animation” is the basis of the term “anime.” This is Japan’s version of animation. The Urban dictionary describes it as “Anime fashion”: Characters with large eyes, long hair and unusual colors. These plots can range from extremely immature (kiddy stuff) to very mature (violence and content, thick plot) You should also note the differences between Japanese and American animes. A cartoon’s storyline can be more complicated than an anime’s. Cartoons are intended for teens, but anime is for adults. Studio Ghibli’s Spirited Away is one of the most popular blockbuster anime movies. To create an anime series, it takes a lot to concentrate.
Your Lie, April will be my example. The story is about a rare talent: high school girls (violinist), and boys (pianist) collaborate to make the story of youth. Ma gongsheng grew up with the expectation of his mother, who wanted him to become a famous pianist. He was in primary and won many grand piano competition prizes. The boy was born in the autumn of 11 years. His mother died in that year. Disappointed, he decided to stop playing. But at 14 years old, he met a former student. They became friends and were able to play together.
The anime has become more popular all over the globe. In many countries, anime is a major hobby. Japan also reaps many benefits from anime. According to data released by the Japanese ministry for economy in April 2003-March 2004, Japanese anime market sales (animation films, animation TV videos and animation TV channels in revenue) totaled 373.9 billion and 213.5 billion respectively. This represents a 16.0.4 billion increase over 2002 yen. The growth rate was above 75.1%. According to Japan Institute of Publishing Science statistics, comic books account roughly 40% of Japanese publications. Japan sold 2227.8 billion yen worth of magazines and books in 2003.
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