San Goku
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I’ve been rewatching some classic animated shows and movies lately, and it really got me thinking about how specific animation styles have redefined their genres. For instance, just take a look at *Into the Spider-Verse*, the blend of comic book aesthetics with stunning animation techniques literally changed the way superhero films are animated. It's not just about the story anymore but how it's visually told.
Then there's *Twin Peaks: The Return*, which, while primarily live-action, incorporated some bold animated sequences that elevated the surreal experience. It made me realize how blending different mediums can create something uniquely captivating.
What are some animated works that you think completely changed their genre with their style? Is there a specific technique or show that blew your mind? Let’s celebrate those unique visual experiences!
Then there's *Twin Peaks: The Return*, which, while primarily live-action, incorporated some bold animated sequences that elevated the surreal experience. It made me realize how blending different mediums can create something uniquely captivating.
What are some animated works that you think completely changed their genre with their style? Is there a specific technique or show that blew your mind? Let’s celebrate those unique visual experiences!
