A development of 2D anime style animation to spread awareness about tourette syndrome

Muhammad Sukri, Nur Amirah Nabilah (2021) A development of 2D anime style animation to spread awareness about tourette syndrome. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Tourette Syndrome is a neurological condition characterized by uncontrollable repetitive movements or involuntary sounds known as tics. Someone with Tourette's syndrome, for example, may blink repeatedly. Unintentionally, some people can blur random words or make a grunting sound. Currently, the public in Malaysia is unaware of Tourette Syndrome. They assumed it was just something people did to gain attention or clout on social media. This digital 2D animation creates to raise public awareness of Tourette Syndrome. This approach will entice more viewers to watch and learn more about Tourette syndrome. This 2D animation will include the importance to know and understand about Tourette. This 2D animation aims to raise awareness of Tourette Syndrome to the public. Besides, a 2D animation will attract more audiences regardless of their age or gender. This 2D animation will involving the current trend which is ‘Anime’ style. Worldwide know that ‘Anime’ inspires imagination. It opens up a world full of possibilities and makes a lot of people fall in love with fictional characters. The subtle look on the characters design and also the splendid drawing of scenery captivated people eyes to watch more. Other than that, a 2D animation adds fun to the story and motivates one to look for more information about Tourette Syndrome. The expected outcome is the public open their minds and gain new knowledge on how to deal when meeting people with Tourette's. Moreover, using a 2D animation will enhance the story to be more captivating and beautifully grabs the emotions to showcase it to the public audience.

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