American Los Angeles Anime Exhibition (ANIME EXPO) is one of the world's most renowned anime exhibitions. This exhibition is the largest comic fair in North America, with participation from Japan's most renowned anime music creators, voice actors, and manga artists, meeting with Los Angeles anime fans. The organizer also provides cosplay, karaoke, and video game competitions, as well as large masquerade balls.

In general, the European and American anime industry has an early start, rapid technological progress, strong strength, a complete industrial chain, and mature business operation models. Compared to Japan and Korea, the main advantage of the current European and American anime industry is concentrated in animation films, popular anime image theme entertainment industries, and derivative products. In the fields of comic publishing, animated TV series, and anime games, Japan and Korea are more developed.

The US anime industry has unique advantages in the development of derivative products and business operations, with the Disney model leading the global paradigm. Since 1955, Disney has established more than a dozen super-large theme parks around the world, setting off an anime amusement craze worldwide. With theme parks as the center, various Disney product specialty stores are also ubiquitous around the world, with thousands of Disney products franchises thriving, bringing huge profits. To some extent, Disney is like Coca-Cola in the United States, forming a dominant brand effect globally, with its industrial influence and status unshakable.

American Los Angeles Anime Exhibition (ANIME EXPO) gathers top anime game developers from Japan, bringing a wealth of new information releases and displays. Including updates on many popular anime IP adaptations such as "Naruto," "Desert Adventure," "Sword Art Online," and "Bleach." (The content of this article belongs exclusively to JuZhan, and unauthorized forwarding is prohibited)