Hyperrealism also helps to create a stronger emotional connection between the viewer and the personages. When we see animated characters that look and act like real people, it's easier for us to relate to them and become immersed in their story. Of course, there are also some challenges associated with hyperrealistic cartoon characters. Creating images that are this detailed and lifelike requires a lot of time, skill, and resources, which means that it's not always feasible. Additionally, there are concerns about the “uncanny valley” effect, where images that are too realistic can actually be off-putting or unsettling for viewers.  However, despite these challenges, it's clear that hyperrealism is a trend that's here to stay in the animation industry. And as artists continue to explore new ways of using this technique, we can't wait to see what amazing things they come up with next!