The study explores the scaling relationships between height and mass of anime robots, categorizing them into super robots and real robots. Super robots, often associated with superheroes, are larger and more powerful, while real robots are more realistic and mass-produced. Surprisingly, despite their humanoid shapes, anime robots exhibit allometric relationships between height and mass, unlike humans and isometric objects like cubes. The variation in material density and presence of cavities in anime robots contribute to this finding. The study challenges previous assumptions about estimating robot mass and questions the feasibility of creating anime-robot-like robots in the real world.
https://jgeekstudies.org/2024/04/26/are-japanese-anime-robots-isometric-or-allometric/