Animation has been a phenomenon. There are more and more Anime films and series come out each year and the number of Anime people around the globe continues to grow as well. Additionally, the appeal of a certain Anime series that becomes popular TV shows typically lasts for a long time. Eventhough the show has ended at the station on which it was broadcast, the fans will search for their own copy of the series and then watch it over and over. Some might ask: What's the secret behind the success of Anime? What qualities does Anime offer that cannot be found within the Western counterparts? In this piece, I'll try to point out some of the key reasons for the popularity of Anime.

Complexity and excitement draws out a wider range of people.While cartoons, that were created in Western countries, primarily target kids as the primary target viewers, Anime, on the other hand, attracts a wider range of viewers. As a matter of fact, a big part of the die-hard Anime fan population is teenagers and those who are in their mid- to late 20's. Most of the time, even though young children love the action and fight scenes adult viewers and younger audiences are drawn to the richness of the narrative and the content that is emotional. The majority of Anime series blend action, comedy and drama.

The main characters develop and improve their skills as the story unfolds.
In contrast to western cartoons, wherein once the hero is established as its persona, there's little room (often no room) to improve, Anime characters grow as the story progresses. A good example would be"DragonballZ "Dragonball Z" characters that employ "power level" to show the improvement in a character's fighting skill. In the sports Anime names like "Slam Dunk Team Shohoku" and "Hajime No Ippo", the main characters ดูอนิเมะ learn different techniques during every game. The most thrilling moment in an episode or Anime series is when the villain and the other characters are awed by the hero's new ability.

Making viewers look out for episodes to come.
The majority of Anime shows manage to keep audience "hooked". By purposely leaving the story unfinished at the end of every episode, viewers will keep an eye out for the next and will not wish to miss an episode. In most action Anime series, the fight against the heroes and the antagonist lasts for a number of episodes while keeping each episode distinct from the next.