Bushi means joking. I just sometimes make fun of others, just to let others know that I am joking and not serious. Will add (bushi) at the end of the sentence.

One dimension is a straight line, two dimensions are a plane, and three dimensions are three-dimensional flies. Three-dimensional animation is to directly draw two-dimensional plane images in the three-dimensional space established by the computer, thereby producing a three-dimensional three-dimensional effect. With the birth of three-dimensional animation, the second dimension can no longer only refer to the two-dimensional virtual world. As long as flat comics are processed through special technical means, they can also produce three-dimensional effects, and 3D comics come from this.

Using "two-dimensional" to refer to characters in animations, games and other works is because animations, games and other works are based on flat surfaces such as prints or screens, but this does not mean that all prints and screens Things presented on the same plane are all "two-dimensional". "Second Dimension" is used by Japanese animation enthusiasts. Photos, movies and TV series of real people are naturally not within the scope of "Second Dimension".

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The word "two-dimensional" 伢ju can be used to refer to the world represented in ACGN's works, and it can also be used to refer to the style of the work.

Note: The use of "two-dimensional" to refer to "people who like 'two-dimensional'" is often ridiculed as "two-dimensional newts".

So-called two-dimensional groups often become representatives of a new era of non-mainstream culture due to their misplaced sense of superiority. Others usually refer to groups claiming to be "two-dimensional" as "two-dimensional newts". As the popularity of domestic ACGN culture increases, this trend will be difficult to change.