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To make the physics and proportions of the characters more consistent with reality.

To make the idea or essence of the action more apparent and real.

To ensure characters looked exactly like their real-life counterparts.

To reduce the amount of distortion in character designs.

Ensure all lines are perfectly parallel to each other.

Draw lines that follow the contour of the object's surface.

Use only straight lines for geometric shapes.

Make sure the object is perfectly symmetrical.

When two characters perform identical actions simultaneously, making the scene repetitive.

When a character's paired features (like arms and legs) perform the exact same action, making the pose look unnatural.

When an animator duplicates frames to extend a scene, leading to choppy movement.

When a character's design is too similar to another character, causing confusion.

Using the same basic shape for all characters to maintain consistency.

Magnifying interesting features and shrinking less appealing ones.

Adding as many intricate details as possible to make the character unique.

Ensuring all character proportions strictly adhere to realistic human anatomy.