Before we start !
I know no one cares but I was sick 🤒 for 2 weeks
Suffering from 104°F fever I wasn't able to walk properly too it was a nightmare that start fading!

TODAY WE LEARN SOME
Rare & Advanced Anime Storytelling Terms
While bed resting I found some words you might be interested

1. Anagnorisis

Definition: The moment a character discovers an important truth that changes their understanding of themselves or the world. _Example: _Attack on Titan — Discovering the truth about the world beyond the walls.

2. Peripeteia

Definition: A sudden reversal of a character's fortune, often turning success into failure. Example: Death Note — Light's carefully controlled plans begin to fall apart as L closes in on him.

3. Hamartia

Definition: A mistake or character flaw that contributes to a character's downfall. Example: Code Geass — Lelouch's pride and risky decisions contribute to the consequences of his plans.

4. Inversion of Expectations

Definition: When a story deliberately reverses what the audience expects. Example: One-Punch Man — Saitama defeats enemies almost effortlessly instead of gradually overcoming stronger opponents.

5. Diegesis

Definition: Everything that exists within a story's fictional world, including its characters, events, and rules. Example: K-On! — The characters' school activities and music performances take place within the fictional world.

6. Metafiction

Definition: A storytelling technique that draws attention to the fact that a story is fictional or explores how stories are created. Example: The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya — The characters make their own film, playing with storytelling within a story.

7. Analepsis

Definition: A scene that takes the story back to an earlier event, commonly called a flashback. Example: Naruto Shippuden — Flashbacks reveal Itachi Uchiha's past.

8. Prolepsis

Definition: A storytelling technique that shows or refers to an event before it happens chronologically. Example: Vinland Saga — References to Vinland introduce the idea of a future destination for Thorfinn.

9. Diegetic Sound

Definition: Sound that originates within the fictional world and can be heard by the characters. Example: Your Lie in April — Music played by the characters during a performance.

10. Juxtaposition

Definition: Placing contrasting characters, scenes, or ideas together to highlight their differences. Example: Vinland Saga — Thorfinn's violent life as a warrior contrasts with his later pursuit of peace.