This chapter examines the influence of cultural differences on animation success, contrasting fantasy and comedy genres. Insights are drawn from Japanese anime and Wallace and Gromit, emphasizing the significance of humor and cultural context in animations.
We delve into the vibrant world of Chinese storytelling through animation. Some of the most beloved characters, such as "Boonie Bears" and "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf," have been companions of a generation of Chinese kids, imprinting indelible childhood memories. Chinese animation has become a cultural and economic powerhouse over the past decade, but what challenges lie ahead? On the show: Heyang, Xingyu & Josh Cotterill