Distopian worlds in animes: 'More Than Human' animation film application

The concept of dystopia, which was introduced by John Stuart Mill in 1868, has changed over time and appears in both human history and fictional universes. Humanity, which expressed itself by drawing in the cave in the past, transfers today its imagination to future generations with the art of animation. Due to the fact that science fiction is being processed more and more in cinema, it has become difficult to transfer the fictional worlds and assets of filmmakers to the cinema screen. This difficulty has been important in the emergence of new techniques in cinema. Thanks to the development of technology, cinema and science fiction sector, which received help from animation techniques and computer environment, left its place to animation.After examining the conceptual explanation of dystopia and its reflection on works of art, in animation and how it is handled in Japanese anime in particular, how it affects the content and style is examined in detail.