Why are all adult cartoons the same?

The answer is, simply put, to take risks. Like how children’s animation has continued to push for more diversity of representation and complex themes, adult animation has to do the same.

Do adults also watch anime?

If the anime is targeting family or adult audience, yes. Since those anime you probably watch is targeting kids to teen, people stop watching it as age progress.

Why is animation looked down upon?

As mentioned before, a major reason why many adults look at animation in disdain is because of the fact that, traditionally, animation has had a much lower standard for voice acting that, in live-action, would be seen as wholly unrealistic. Anime’s long trend of extremely over-the-top dubbing led to many seeing it as …

What is considered adult anime?

Adult animation is typically defined as animation that skews toward adults. Such animations often run in the evening, but they are not pornographic or obscene, but rather just called adult as they are “overall directed toward an older age group.”

Why is Japanese animation so different?

The look and feel of Japanese animations differ from American animations most clearly in the design of human characters. While American animation may seem to lack in the color detail, it includes a great deal of original animated motion—some of it used cyclically but still animated painstakingly frame by frame.

What was the golden age of animation?

The golden age of American animation was a period in the history of U.S. animation that began with the popularization of sound cartoons in 1928 and gradually ended in the late 1960s, where theatrical animated shorts began losing popularity to the newer medium of television animation, produced on cheaper budgets and in …

What was Disney’s last 2D movie?

The Princess and the Frog
The last 2D-animated film was Disney’s The Princess and the Frog, which premiered in December 2009, nearly 10 years ago. So it would be both refreshing and nostalgic to see the classic animation style back in theaters, especially paired with an enriching story.