Some technologies used by programmers to build anime:  ## <br>1. "Attack on Titan" (Shingeki no Kyojin) + **Technologies Used**: Autodesk Maya, Python (for automation and custom tools), After Effects (ExtendScript for automation).  ## <br>2. "Your Name" (Kimi no Na Wa) + **Technologies Used**: Photoshop, After Effects (ExtendScript for automation), custom software (Python for custom tools).  ## <br>3. "Demon Slayer" (Kimetsu no Yaiba) + **Technologies Used**: Autodesk Maya (Python for scripting), Houdini (VEX and Python for effects), custom pipeline tools (Python).  ## <br>4. "Land of the Lustrous" (Houseki no Kuni) + **Technologies Used**: Autodesk Maya (Python for scripting), Houdini (VEX and Python for procedural effects).  ## <br>5. "Beastars" + **Technologies Used**: Autodesk Maya (Python for scripting), Houdini (VEX and Python for effects), custom pipeline tools (Python).  ## <br>6. "Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045" + **Technologies Used**: Unreal Engine (C++ and Blueprints for interactive scenes), custom software (Python and Lua for custom tools).  7. "Sword Art Online: Alicization" + **Technologies Used**: Autodesk 3ds Max (Python for scripting), Unity (C# for interactive scenes), custom software (Python for custom tools).  8. "Violet Evergarden" + **Technologies Used**: Autodesk Maya (Python for scripting), After Effects (ExtendScript for automation), custom pipeline tools (Python). These examples showcase the integration of various technologies and programming languages in anime production, highlighting the collaborative efforts between artists and programmers to achieve the desired visual and technical outcomes. Which anime would you like to see listed here? Leave it in the comments and I'll bring you a more complete article. ;-)