What are the similarities and differences between anime and manga?

"Anime" is a collective name and abbreviation for anime and manga

. It refers to all works of animation and manga. It is quite rarely used in other languages. With the development of modern media technology, animation (animation or anime) and manga

(comics, manga; especially storytelling manga) have become more and more closely linked, and the two are often combined into "anime". With the rapid rise of light novels in recent years, anime, manga, and light novels form an iron triangle in the anime

chain.

The concept of animation is different from the general sense of cartoons, animation is a kind of comprehensive art, it is a collection of painting, comics, film, digital media, photography, music, literature and other

many categories of art in one form of artistic expression. The earliest in the first half of the 19th century in the United Kingdom, flourished in the United States, Chinese animation originated in the 1920s. Animation is a young art, it is the only art with a definite

birth date, October 28, 1892, Emile Raynaud first in Paris, the famous Gryffan wax museum to the audience screening optical shadow play, marking the official birth of animation, at the same time Emile Raynaud is also

hailed as the "father of animation

Honored as the "Father of Animation". [1] After more than 100 years of development, the art of animation has a more perfect theoretical system and industrial system, and with its unique artistic charm loved by people.

Animation

There are many expressions in English for drawing, such as animation, cartoon, animated cartoon, cameracature. among them, the more formal

"Animation"

The word originates from the Latin root anima, meaning "soul", and the verb animate means "to bring to life", and by extension, to bring something to life. So animation can be defined as the art of creating movement of life using the hand of painting

.

The more standardized definition of animation technology is the use of frame-by-frame filming of the object and continuous playback and the formation of motion image technology. Regardless of what the object is, as long as it is filmed in a frame-by-frame manner, when viewed in a continuous playback of the formation of moving images, it is animation.

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