What is a two dimensional enthusiast What kind of person does two dimensional mean?

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A two-dimensional enthusiast is a person who likes two-dimensional, and two-dimensional is two-dimensional space.

Three-dimensional is three-dimensional space.

To put it simply, the second dimension is another world that people have created fictionally, an empty world that contains dreams and hopes.

For example, if you buy a disc game, what you are holding in your hand is the CD, which is a physical object, and it is something that can be touched and actually exists, which is three-dimensional, the real world, and then you use the computer to open the game in the disc, but you can't touch the characters in the game, you can only watch on the screen, because the game is a product of the virtual world, and the game is something that belongs to the two-dimensional world, including comics and animation****These are the products of the two-dimensional.

The second dimension refers to the anime circle, and also refers to the beautiful world that people fantasize about.

ACGN enthusiasts are people who like ACGN dimension. A stands for games, C stands for anime, G stands for manga, and N stands for ***.

It's the person who likes cartoons, and it's the two-dimensional lover Aqui te AMO.

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, so the virtual world created through these carriers was called "two-dimensional world" by anime lovers, or "two-dimensional for short".

At the same time, "two-dimensional" has the meaning of "overhead", "imaginary", "fantasy" and "fiction".

The use of "two-dimensional" to refer to characters in animation, games, and other works is because animation, games, and other works use printed matter or screens as the carrier, but this does not mean that all things presented on prints and screens are "two-dimensional".

With the development of ACGN culture, ACG has also begun to refer to animation, comics, games (mainly galgame and Japanese card games, including but not limited to this), ** (including but not limited to***), virtual idols, some movies, some TV series and their derivative fanfic creations and peripheral products.

Two-dimensional, a flat technology built on the three-dimensional world, are two translations of dimension. It is used as a term for the alternate world in the ACGN cultural circle, but the ACGN is not equivalent to the second dimension. Correspondingly, the real world is often referred to as three-dimensional in ACGN culture.

This usage began in Japan, and the early animation and game works were all composed of two-dimensional images, and the picture was a flat surface, so it was called the two-dimensional world, referred to as the two-dimensional world, and the opposite was the three-dimensional, that is, the dimension of our existence, that is, the real world. Surreal imagination, aesthetics and fun based on anime IP.

Two dimensions is a term used in the ACGN subculture, which comes from the Japanese word "two dimensions", which means "two dimensions".

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.

The term is widely used in ACGN cultural circles as a term for "alternate worlds" or dream worlds, but ACGNs are not synonymous with two-dimensional.

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

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One-dimensional is a straight line, two-dimensional is a plane, three-dimensional is three-dimensional, and three-dimensional animation is to directly draw a two-dimensional plane image in the three-dimensional space established by the computer, so as to produce a three-dimensional three-dimensional effect. With the birth of 3D animation, ACG can no longer refer to the two-dimensional virtual world alone. As long as the graphic comic is processed by special technical means, it can also produce an effect, and 3D comics come from this.

The use of "two-dimensional" to refer to characters in animation, games, and other works is because animation, games, and other works use printed matter or screens as the carrier, but this does not mean that all things presented on prints and screens are "two-dimensional". "Two-dimensional" is used by Japanese animation lovers, and live-action **, movies and TV series are naturally not in the category of "two-dimensional".

The above content refers to the encyclopedia - ACG.

Pro, two-dimensional, originally refers to the "two-dimensional world", which contains the length and width of the two-dimensional space. Later, it became a special term in the ACGN subcultural circle, and it was deliberately referred to as "secondary frank element". It is composed of animation, comics, games and other works of two-dimensional picture of the bad wheel, and simply put, it is a flat visual work such as animation and games presented on a flat surface such as a paper or screen, and the characters in it are all in the form of images, which are different from film and television dramas played by real people, so they are called "paper people".

The virtual world created through these carriers is called the "two-dimensional world" by anime lovers, or "two-dimensional" for short. In a sense, two-dimensional also means that people who love it are like living in a flat world.