What happened to those who were once obsessed with two dimensionalism?

Those who were once obsessed with two-dimensional now have obvious differences in their makeup and dressing style from others, which can highlight their personality even more.

Those who are addicted to two-dimensional are doing well now, they often attend comic conventions, and cosplay events are also attractive. Rely on your own interests to earn money.

Those who are obsessed with two-dimensional are very good now, they are two-dimensional in their dressing style, they are very good-looking, and they also participate in various comic exhibitions.

Those who are obsessed with the second dimension, even when they grow up, have a pure land left for the second dimension in their hearts.

Those who were once addicted to two-dimensional are still obsessed with two-dimensional, and my roommate is such a person, she loves two-dimensional very much.

Those who used to be addicted to the second dimension have now adapted to this society, begun to integrate into this society, and are no longer as addicted to the second dimension as before.

They seem to be derailed from reality now, after all, the two-dimensional they like is different from real life, but they also pursue what they like.

Those who used to be addicted to two-dimensional are now doing very well and some are very bad, depending on how addicted they are.

People who used to be addicted to ACG, I think they should be able to adapt to society now and increase their skills by learning something from ACG.

The second dimension exists, and it lives in people's hearts.

The second dimension is the aesthetic world imagined by human beings. "Two-dimensional" is a type of culture, not a style.

In the early days of Japanese animation, manga, games, and other works, they were all composed of two-dimensional images, and the picture was a flat surface from our perspective, so the virtual world created through these carriers was called "two-dimensional world" by anime lovers, or "two-dimensional world" for short. Anime lovers in Japan refer to characters from works such as anime and games.

Dimensional Connection

The two-dimensional refers to the aesthetic world imagined by human beings, and the visual experience of the viewer is abused by the embodiment of various longings.

The three-dimensional dimension, as opposed to the two-dimensional dimension, is not only used to refer to the real world, but also to refer to real people and things. Images, film and television works born from people and things in the real world belong to the third dimension, not the second dimension, so live-action movies, TV series, and real people are the most intuitive cognition in people's hearts.

There are four spaces in the universe, the first dimension is one point, the second dimension is the place where two-dimensional creatures exist, the third dimension is the location of parallel gates, and the fourth dimension is close to the space of science fiction, and the two-dimensional universe exists.

I also love the dimension! What you say depends on yourself, real people will only say that it's illusory, fantasy people think that as long as they believe that it exists, they just don't know, I'm fantasy, what about you?

In this time and space, there are many dimensions, that is, other worlds. Maybe in this different world, there is really the two-dimensional existence we look forward to.

Theoretically, it exists (the theory of relativity), but the current human technology has not been able to achieve the goal of sending living organisms into the two-dimensional world, and perhaps it may be realized in the future.

I think it exists, but it takes chance to encounter it, so don't be attached to it.

No. It's fiction. In real life, those who are in the first and second dimensions will never exist, they are just our beautiful fantasies. However, belief is there.

The two-dimensional world, my cognition is the two-dimensional world. One refers to virtual animation, a fantasy world built by anime. The other refers to the parallel universe two-dimensional world theory proposed by some scientists. At present, it is impossible to prove the existence of parallel universes.

The origin of the concept of two-dimensional.

In the virtual two-dimensional world, it was a common concept at first, because the early animation, comics, and game works were all composed of two-dimensional images, and the picture was a two-dimensional plane, so we called them the two-dimensional world, also called the two-dimensional world.

Therefore, what we often call the second dimension is actually a term used in the ACG subculture for the fictional world in animation, comics, games and other works. The word two-dimensional is the opposite of three-dimensional, and three-dimensional refers to the world that we exist in that can be located by three-dimensional coordinates, that is, the real world in which we live.

The two-dimensional world refers to the world of animation, comics, and games, which is completely different from the parallel universe two-dimensional world, two-dimensional world theory. Parallel universes are still a physical problem anyway, and if the two-dimensional universe refers to the two-dimensional universe, it has been imagined by many scientists, but so far there is no evidence of the existence of a two-dimensional universe.

The second dimension really exists, and they also have their worlds, and you should know all of them after watching "Green You 2" and "Interdimensional Nova".

As long as you believe it, it must exist, what if it is in a very small corner and has not yet been discovered? Stick to it, one day, you will find out, as long as you wait, life is very short, but even after a few hundred years, I don't know how many lives have been turned, maybe it is no longer yourself, but if you are obsessed with something deeply, there will still be mutilation, memory will always come to mind, not afraid of not existing, afraid of not believing it, please be sure to believe!

Existence, what you draw on paper, which is flat in our eyes, is two-dimensional.

It all starts with Mario ...

In the Luigi Mansion Adventure, there is a level where you can see a shadow in a dark room, some players think he is just some easter eggs, but there is a foreign player out of curiosity to cut it out, after some careful enlargement only to find that it is a figure...

According to your theory, there is no such thing as a two-dimensional one.

But I think ... The two-dimensional is real.

To believe is to exist, and to exist is to be reasonable.

Even if it exists, it won't be the same as in the anime.

For lovers of two-dimensional, it exists.

Put away your lewd smile and get out of my world.