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Anime And Cartoon: Differences Between Cartoon Vs. Cartoon

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Deniz Su Şahin
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143.Academic Thinking and Writing
Ress. Assist. Fatma G. Erkan

Differences Between Anime and Cartoon

From its emergence, cartoon has always been popular among people. The path which it opened, has led movie and animation industry to today’s world and also provided its own unique culture to everyone from all ages. Cartoon plays a big role in everyone’ childhood. On the other hand, characteristics of anime has surpassed the fame of cartoon. It became a huge deal ever since it came out and spread all over the world. From child to an adult, everyone becomes a fan of anime. Not only because of its specificity but also of its profundity and the other properties …show more content…

Cartoon era started in 1877. It has originated in the form of fairy tales and stop-motion films to appeal children. It was about animals and heroes and immediately after its release it marginalized as ‘’Children Entertainment’’. On the other hand, anime era began in 1917 in the short-silent movie form. It was about a Japanese folk story which was clearly not to appeal children. Both genre had many difficulties at the start. For example when anime first started, it was in the middle of the World War I and all of the studious got destroyed during this time and it was difficult to make money. Also Great Kanto Earthquake wiped out all the studious. Like anime, cartoon studious had problems like low number of employee and financial problems. After a while cartoon started to get very popular and the most famous and popular cartoon animation company took the lead, that company is no one but ‘’Walt Disney’’. It created hit cartoons and won many awards. Because it has much more wider audience and and anime came much later it took very long for anime to get noticed. But in the 1980 which is called ‘’The Golden Age’’ for anime, this genre started to become international. Everyone can agree that it is much more harder for a Japanese animation to become famous when there is English creations. Because it came later anime started with more high quality and modern works. It can not be said that cartoon pawed the way for anime because this two are very different from each other. Anime started more strong in content even though it started in the middle of a

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