The biggest advantage of Disney animation is that it has almost no shortcomings. No matter what age, it is very suitable for the whole family or one person. However, due to its mature commercial production technology, there is a shortcoming that it lacks the personal imprint of the director and the ideological depth of the story is not enough.

For comics, these two shortcomings are irrelevant, but if they are placed in the category of "movies", it seems to be somewhat important.

Miyazaki Hayao animation, since they are all named after Miyazaki Hayao, shows that these animations have a profound Miyazaki Hayao imprint.

Miyazaki Hayao animation may not be as easy to understand as Disney animation, but to be honest, it is not so difficult to understand. Its ideological depth and plot are far more complicated than Disney animation.

Disney animation is to make people of all ages look interesting, while Miyazaki Hayao animation is to make people of all ages see different meanings.

Disney's animation with the theme of "Dreams come true" has realized every child's dream, including prince and princess, gorgeous costumes, sweet love, defeating witches and vicious queens, and playing with small forest animals.

On the other hand, Miyazaki Hayao's animation gives children fantasy, a huge king worm, a flying white dragon and a lovely chinchilla. These things are unexpected to children themselves, but in Miyazaki Hayao's animation, they saw them, thus entering a completely different world of thought and gaining an unprecedented experience.

Of course, there is another reason. Disney animation will never stop. Even if Disney falls one day, similar stories will continue to be staged on the screen. Disney has pushed animation to a new height.

Miyazaki Hayao animation, though old Miyazaki Hayao, may never be seen again.

No one in the world has ever made an animation with a similar expression to Miyazaki Hayao's animation, but the so-called successor of Japanese Miyazaki Hayao in recent years has a completely different style. Miyazaki Hayao said that he would retire every year, and the day when he really retired might not be far away.