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For the time being, the habit of interacting with other humans suggests acceptance and sympathy regarding realistic rather than artificial avatars. But in terms of the Uncanny Valley effect, more abstract representations are advised instead of realistic visualizations. This phenomenon from researcher Masahiro Mori from the 1970s states that robots with human-like appearances seem scary to people and they can feel deceived when they learn that the machine is not a real human. If the machine approaches a lifelike appearance without fully achieving it, empathy turns to disgust. Only full humanity in terms of appearance and behavior would imply acceptance. The complexity of situations with interactivity is not considered, but behaves independently of appearance. Thus, coherent interaction by means of human communication can circumvent the Uncanny Valley effect. That is, communication causes the target audience to evaluate the avatar based on more than appearance. Therefore, the appearance of a virtual assistant can be made realistic if users prefer, but the avatar should clearly communicate that it is not a human but only a machine with limited functionality to avoid false expectations.



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In our research, 25 women and men between the ages of 21 and 75 with a high school or college degree and with and without a media/IT background were interviewed about the three avatar types - cartoon, human-like, realistic - in two sample scenarios. On the one hand it was about functional information at the train station terminal (simple system), on the other hand about knowledge transfer in a training environment (complex system). Taking into account the influencing criteria described above, it should be emphasized that the respondents expressed very different opinions in some cases.


Human likeness can appear better than realism, also with reference to the Uncanny Valley effect, because in this way a superior and identity-preserving position of the human is maintained. While the comic style is assigned fewer human competencies due to its artificiality and the realistic style is assumed to have extensive human competencies, the human resemblance is positioned exactly in between, so that simple to complex tasks are conceivable here. With the help of suitable clothing, a good middle ground can be found for human-like avatars in order to appear professional, objective and serious without appearing too strict and unapproachable. A majority of respondents felt that human-like characters were more trustworthy, credible, competent, and reliable than cartoon avatars.


Realism divides opinions. While cartoon characters are not perceived as real social actors, photorealistic avatars can be mistaken for real communication partners, so there is a risk of confusion with true interactive situations. Through realism, typically human competencies and the performance of complex tasks are expected. If these expectations cannot be met due to the appearance on the part of the system's intelligence, this can lead to dissatisfaction on the part of the target audience. The other two appearance styles make it clear to users that this is a technical use, but here there is a double effort, namely that of real social interaction as well as that of technical use. With human appearance and inhuman behavior, there is a risk of appearing threatening, intimidating, and unsettling. However, humanity brings a sense of trust, safety, and comfort. Even though realism seemed scary to some participants, many respondents perceived the realistic avatars as intelligent, professional, knowledgeable, sincere, and authentic.


Finally, it should be emphasized that this is a trend mapping, illustrating that there is no clear consensus of opinion. The evaluation of styles remains a subjective feeling, with each style having its pro and con views. We have provided insights into the framework to be considered for a style assessment, and highlighted some of the advantages as well as disadvantages of each manifestation. In our study context of the terminal and training system, human likeness received the greatest endorsement for confidence and competence. To achieve an increased acceptance of the target audience towards virtual assistants, users can be given the selection option of their preferred avatar type at the beginning of an application, so that they can communicate with their individually most appealing character.


Before choosing an avatar type, ask yourself: Who is your target audience? What are the application requirements (simple, complex, cognitive-analytical, social-emotional, easy language/ sign language, etc.)? What do you want your avatar to represent (fun, approachability, intelligence, etc.)? Do you want a specific type or should your target audience be able to choose?


Our research on end-user acceptance of humanoid avatar styles (cartoon, human-like, realistic) in digital terminal systems (e.g., train station information) and training systems (e.g., eLearning) found that human-like is preferred over realism and cartoon appearance. Cartoon style seems lively and casual, but unsuitable for serious topics. Realism comes across as competent and familiar, but can lead to false expectations of actual capabilities. Human likeness comes across as believable and reliable as an appealing middle ground. Since these are subjective feelings, the selection option of a preferred avatar type can provide a satisfactory solution.






The anime and manga versions of One Piece usually tell the same story. (e.g. like when Dragon saved Sabo is almost obvious in anime than in manga). However, there are 2 versions of how Zeff lost his leg in the past:


D: When I watched the One Piece anime, at the same part of Volume 7, Chapter 57, "Dreams Have a Reason" it says the reason Zeff lost his leg got torn off in the shipwreck... did they change that in consideration of the young children watching the show?


Brandon Zachary is a Senior Writer with Comic Book Resources and has written for CBR since 2018. He covers breakouts on comics, film, television, video games, and anime. He also conducts industry interviews, is a Rotten Tomatoes certified film critic, and knows a LOT about the X-Men. For requests, comments, or to hear one of his many pitches for What If...?, you can reach him at bs.zachary gmail.com


Arthur S. Poe is a writer based in Europe. He has a Ph.D. and speaks five languages. His expertise varies from Alfred Hitchcock movies to Bleach, as he has explored a lot of fictional universes and authors. He is currently focusing on anime, his childhood love, with special attention given to Bleach, One Piece, Pokemon, Jujutsu Kaisen, and Demon Slayer. He has also written movie reviews and analytical articles and has been featured on sites such as IMDb. He is currently writing for Fiction Horizon on a permanent basis. Most recently, he has been following The Thousand-Year Blood War arc of Bleach, Nier: Automata ver1.1a, One Piece, Digimon Ghost Game, and is waiting for new episodes of Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen. He likes interesting storylines with philosophical themes, as well as quirky and psychologically intriguing characters that he likes to debate and talk about. His aesthetical approach has been influenced by Hitchcock and Kubrick, while his favorite film writer is Roger Ebert.


The avatar creator offers users a number of customization options, enabling them to design their avatars based on the distinctive style of popular Duolingo characters, such as Lily, Bea, and Falstaff.


Conned by app into creating avatar to replace my profile picture and cannot go back. Why would I want a poor drawing of a person to represent me online? Much more choice with a picture. Being a man of little life I liked posting pictures of flowers


One of the nicest parts of Duolingo was seeing the other people from around the world, different places, different cultures, learning each others languages. Real people. Now all we see are cartoons (avatars), not people, and this de-personifies everyone.


Doch ich habe gerade in den oft wiederholten Werbung gesehen, dass Avatar noch einmal wiederholt wird im Juni. Davor sagte die Werbungsstimme... Bevor ein neues Avatar Abenteuer beginnt, nimm dein schicksal in die hand und schaue noch einmal alle episoden von avatar im juni" oder so.


Zu den meistbesuchten Wikis im Bereich Filme und Serien gehört das Avatar-Wiki, die den anime-angelehnten Cartoonserien Avatar - Der Herr der Elemente und Die Legende von Korra gewidmet sind. Das Wiki hat eine aktive und große Community.

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