Huh? Discussion pages are not image discussions.
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It looks like the vast majority of these examples are 3D animation, but there's barely any 2D examples, even those animated with Flash or Toon Boom like Chaotic, Wild Kratts(outside of the live action segments) and MLPFIM. Unless storyboarding counts?
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CGI refers to animation in three dimensions, mainly the look pioneered by Toy Story. That's why you don't see any Flash or Toon Boom stuff here, even IF those are produced completely digitally.
Umm wrong. CGI Means Computer Generated Imagery. That means ANY imagery made on a computer. Did you even read the article page?
Nope. Older works that are still in circulation - and those made without computer modelling - don't qualify.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
And by "modeling" you mean making premade 2D assets as well right? The article says "This includes Flash- and Toon Boom-based series, as well as higher-quality digital ink and paint-based films and TV shows."
Yep, not all current animation counts as that.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
The examples I mentioned however do. I'm pretty sure G3 My little Pony did as well. At the least newborn cuties must have because there is pretty much no other way the major flaws with it's animation could exist.
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