What is full-level animation?

Full-level animation refers to works that have extremely high standards and widespread influence in the field of animation. The characters in the full-level animation have distinct images, each with unique personalities and characteristics, allowing the audience to deeply understand and pay attention to the fate of each character. In addition, the animation style and music have also been highly praised, bringing an excellent audio-visual experience to the audience. The fighting scenes and emotional descriptions in the animation have also reached a very high level, allowing the audience to enjoy the visual feast while also feeling the deep emotional resonance. The concept of animation is different from cartoons in the sense that animation is a comprehensive art, an artistic expression that integrates many art categories such as painting, film, digital media, photography, music, and literature. It originated in the United Kingdom in the first half of the 19th century and flourished in the United States. Chinese animation originated in the 1920s. Animation is a young art and the only one with a definite date of birth. On October 28, 1892, Emile Reno showed optical films to the audience for the first time at the famous Greifan Wax Museum in Paris, marking the official birth of animation. , and Emile Reno is also known as the "Father of Animation".