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What's the difference between motion picture during a cartoon, anime, video game, or movie?
just different names for different places animation
I don't know, I'll have to think about that. It just seems the most self-explanatory term for it; a picture that is in motion, because its not a play, as you would have with a video game or a live performance. Its not rendered in real time, as is the case with an animation (that is being calculated (on hardware)).
In some cases, it may be a recording (read: a video) of an animation, but that would bring it back to being a motion picture; in which there are a fixed amount of frames, in which still images are being shown. Nothing is being calculated there, unless its rendered. And you can only render things mathematically. Language or location would have nothing to do with it.
The word Anime means Japanese cartoon in many languages. It is not a standalone word with a different meaning.
The vocabulary bank is formal. If we claim it's different, then it's just informal.
Anime and 'cartoons' imply different flavor text, that's all. They're animated, they're cartoons. Yes the word 'cartoon' implies more light-hearted stuff, but that's baggage from decades of warner bros and the Mouse talking.