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Anime, often referred to as Japanimation, is a form of animation that originates from Japan. The word "anime" itself is derived from the English word animation, but in Japan, it refers to all types of animated media, while outside Japan, it specifically refers to the style of animation from Japan or those influenced by it. Known for its colorful graphics, vibrant characters, and imaginative themes, anime has become a global cultural phenomenon.

The history of anime dates back to 1917, but it wasn’t until the 1960s, with the works of Osamu Tezuka, that the distinctive art style we recognize today began to take shape. Over the years, anime has grown into a significant industry, attracting both domestic and international audiences.

Anime can be distributed in various ways, including through theaters, TV broadcasts, home media, and online platforms. Many anime works are adaptations of other media, such as Japanese comics (manga), light novels, or video games. The production techniques used in anime have evolved over time, incorporating new technologies, but often emphasize the realism of settings and creative use of camera angles and effects like panning, zooming, and dramatic shots.

The art style in anime can be diverse, with character features ranging from large, expressive eyes to more realistic proportions. The genre of anime is vast, catering to a wide range of audiences, from children to adults, with countless subgenres appealing to niche groups. Whether it’s action, romance, fantasy, or slice-of-life, anime has something for everyone.