Musk's "second dimension" identity exposed? Retweet praises the animated film "Your Name"

Recently, the world's richest man Elon Musk has once again attracted the attention of netizens around the world, but this time the focus is not on his business empire or technological plans, but on his admiration for a Japanese animated film.

It is reported that Musk retweeted a netizen's tweet on Twitter, praising the classic animation work directed by Makoto Shinkai - "Your Name" released in 2016. This move not only amazed many netizens, but also triggered heated discussions about whether he is also a "second dimension fan".

As the world's richest man, Musk has made outstanding achievements in electric vehicles, space exploration and other fields, and is known as the "real-life Iron Man." However, what is less known is that he has a strong interest in anime culture in private. His public praise of "Your Name" undoubtedly makes anime fans feel close to him.

As one of the representative works of director Makoto Shinkai, "Your Name" has won the love of audiences around the world with its beautiful pictures, moving stories and delicate depiction of youth. The film tells the story of a man and a woman who swap bodies in a dream and unfold a fantasy love story that spans time and space. Its unique subject matter and exquisite production have made it one of the most successful Japanese animated films in recent years.

It is not difficult to see from Musk's actions that the ACG culture has gradually evolved from a niche interest into a global phenomenon that transcends culture, age and background. More and more world-class leaders and stars have joined the ranks of ACG enthusiasts, bringing wider attention and recognition to animation and ACG culture. For technology leaders like Musk, animation may not only be a form of entertainment, but also a creative and imaginative art form that inspires his thinking and inspiration.