Anime is a distinctive style of animation originating from Japan, characterized by colorful artwork, vibrant characters, and fantastical themes. It encompasses a wide range of genres and appeals to various age groups, featuring series and films that tell diverse stories, from action and adventure to romance and horror. Anime often includes unique character designs and exaggerated facial expressions, which emphasize emotional responses.
The term “anime” itself is derived from the English word “animation,” but in Japan, it refers to all forms of animated works, while outside Japan, it is specifically associated with Japanese animation. Anime can be produced in various formats, including television series, films, and web series, and is often adapted from manga (Japanese comic books) or light novels.
In recent decades, anime has gained significant global popularity, leading to a robust fan culture, numerous conventions, and an ever-growing influence on art and media worldwide. It is frequently associated with specific themes and tropes, contributing to its unique identity within the broader category of animated works.
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