Realistic and dimensional storytelling
I think อนิเมะล่าสุด has a charm that is hard to take your eyes off For example, the website animeruka, these days, they don't just do it for fun or to look cool like before They pay attention to small details in both images, sounds, and storytelling Just try looking at some opening scenes and you can feel how much they care about the emotions of the viewers Some scenes don't even have words, but they can convey emotions ten times more than words It feels like you're watching a piece of art that can really move Another thing I like is that they're starting to dare to tell more complex stories, dare to ask sharper questions, and have social, psychological, or even philosophical issues embedded in them without forcing them They tell stories naturally When we finish watching, we realize, "Hey, this story is talking about something really big" While watching, it's still fun, exciting, and easy to understand Compared to the past, anime often told stories to teenagers directly, ending in an episode or season But now, it's like animated literature Another point that I think recent anime has done well is combining new technology with traditional hand-drawn art It's like they haven't forgotten their roots But they are not afraid to try new things, such as action scenes that use CGI to insert smoothly, making the image smooth but still have an anime feel, not deviating into a 3D game movie like many people fear Importantly, it also helps reduce the burden on some artists, making the overall quality higher, not having to endure dropped frames or missing scenes that ruin the mood I still feel that the characters in anime nowadays have more dimensions and depth The main characters are not made to be overly good or overly evil Everyone has a black and white side, reasons, scars, and real growth, just like real people in real life So we feel more involved with the characters' journeys We are not just waiting to see who will win, but we are rooting for them to overcome their fear, sadness, or guilt It is not just about external struggles, but also internal struggles Another thing that is admirable is the design of the world of the story Many stories create their own universes in great detail, including social systems, rules, language, and culture Everything has its own cause and effect, so we believe that it really exists somewhere in this universe And they do not force information on us to remember, but let us gradually absorb it along with the characters So it becomes a very immersive experience, like we are entering that world as well I think this is a very important advantage That is, many recent anime are becoming more open in terms of diversity, whether it's gender, race, or perspective on life Characters that were once overlooked are starting to have space, become protagonists, have voices, and have stories told in depth It shows that anime is not stagnant, but is growing along with the real world, and still maintaining creativity without reducing the quality in the slightest