Quentin Quibblo
Anime is a Japanese word for hand-drawn or computer animation. Anime dates back to the early 20th century and has grown in popularity ever since. Anime's distinct style emerged in the sixties with Osamu Tezuka. Soon after, anime grew popular around the world and developed a large following. Anime has become widely recognizable for its unique style and look. It is regarded as an ideal story-telling mechanism, as it combines illustration, characterization, and cinematography.
Source: https://www.quibblo.com/blog/2017/8/30/10-random-anime-facts-you-didnt-know
Can you believe that?
Sazae-san has over 7500 episodes, but each is only about six minutes long. If you aren't impressed, Manga Nippon Mukashibanashi has over 1400 episodes of about 25 minutes each. Whichever you decide to watch, it will take you more than three weeks to finish the series if you watch non-stop. #animecharacters
With complicated stories and deep character development, anime avoids the label of cartoon and makes claims on being a higher art-form.
While many people assume that anime is for children, it addresses many underlying social issues and themes fit for adults.
Eucliwood Hellscyth from Is This a Zombie? has 22 voice actresses in 22 episodes. The character rarely speaks but when she does, each time she has a different voice.
This film brought in more than $355 million world wide.
