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In the 1920's anime art first started as stop motion with paper cut-outs on flat paper, a primitive type of animation at the time and was a cheaper version of the popular "Cel Animation" type of animating, which was hand drawn art on celular paper/see-through paper and used in a way to create fluent movements and sharper/cleaner art. These animes were made to creat very short 4 second animations. These animations were things like "Katsudou Shashin", which was the first ever "anime".

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In 1923 an earthquake struck the region of kanto in japan, where most of the animation studios were based, destroying alot if not all the studios in the process of the disaster. This earthquake led to the studios evolving and investing money into rebuilding their studios, including upgrading to "cell animation"

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in the late 1930's, World War 2 had began, and in this time, Japan had started using their animations and tv shows for propoganda, much like every other country at the time. Japan's anime shows at this time are mostly black listed and not for public viewing anymore, due to the racism depicted in these anime's

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In 1948, after WW2, an animation studio called "TOEI ANIMATION" began producing animations, for the goal of creating something of the quality that was similar to the popular American animations made by Disney. They continued to do so all the way into the 50's and 60's

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In the 1960's, an artist of the name of Osamu Tezuka created the anime, "Astro Boy". Osamu is considered one of the best/influencial anime artists, due to him setting the standard for colour and drawing style of the time. the "Astro Boy" anime show was one of the first animes to reach a mass of people internationally, Astro boy was the export that turned on alot of people towards japanese anime and made people want more and more of it. After Astro boy's success alot of anime studios started popping up to be the next big thing in anime in Japan

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This time period saw the big boom of the most influencial anime genre's even to this day, things such as shonen anime's, mecha anime's, slice of life anime's and many more. the 1960's and 70's are considered to be the most influencial time for anime, due to Japan having a booming technology monopoly due to the after effects of the deal with America after WW2. Japan had now caught upto, and taken over Disney as the best animations in the world at this time, which made alot of people buy and rent Anime mangas, watch the tvshow's as kids and immerse themselves in this new type of animation. One of the biggest genres of this time was mecha genre, and the anime Mazinger Z has been noted as the biggest influence of current mecha anime

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in 1984, possibly one of, if not the most recognisable anime characters was created "Goku". Goku was created with the anime "Dragon Ball" (one of my personal favourites), and is even at this time, one of the longest lasting/running shows and anime mangas, giving Dragon Ball an iconic status in anime and being one of the first anime's that American dubbs were sought after. This then created a market for voice actors to the re-dub anime for international audiences and made dragon ball the most bought and sold anime manga and most viewed tv show in america at the time for kids.

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In 1985, the most successful studio in the world for anime was founded, Studio Ghibli. Studio Ghibli is noted as having arguably the greatest anime movies of all time. Their first film was "Castle in the sky" realesed in 1986. The next Anime they produced was "My Neighbour Totoro", an anime that is now, just after pikachu from pokemon, an olympic mascott for Japan.

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A studio in america called "Cartoon Network" was created with the purpose of showing animation kids shows for people across western countires, mainly America and Australia. They had a massive list of animation shows but they were one of the only mainstream places for people to watch and see anime shows from Japan. Cartoon Network was a huge part of the success internationally for shows like Dragon Ball, One Piece, Naruto, Pokemon, Yugioh!, Mobile Suit Gunda, etc.

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In 2001, the movie "Spirited Away" was realesd by Studio Ghibli. after it's realese, it sky rocketed into being the biggest and most succesfull anime movie of all time and was considered for an oscar in 2003, and they won it, beating lelo and stich for this award. After winning this oscar, it marked anime in the western eyes of hollywood and internationally across the globe, that anime is "legitimate". It sounds dumb to say that, but people were still shocked since it was one of the first foreign films to beat Disney, at "their own game".

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If it was posibble to mention all of the fabulous animes that have been released over this time period, I would be here all day, some that i;ll metion are Attack on Titan, My Hero Academia, Hunter x Hunter, Demon Slayer and many more. So many anime's have created culture icons such as Pikachu from Pokemon, Goku from Dragon ball, Naruto from Naruto. I would have listed them in their own panels but I didnt' have enough time/space, since it seemed all at once a bunch of huge influencial shows all came up at around the same time, in the 1990's/2000's. Anime is now one of the biggest mediums for art and animation in the world still to this day is one of the biggest forms for entertainment, for platforms like "Crunhyroll" to be made for the sole purpose of streaming and broadcasting anime from japan only 1 hour after it is released in Japan. It is similar to streaming platforms like Disney+, Netflix, being a now mainstream form of entertainment for international audiences for anime.