3D cartoons are a visual form that combines 3D modeling technology with cartoon styles. They use computer software to construct three-dimensional characters and scenes, and are endowed with skeletal binding and animation effects, presenting images with a stronger sense of space than traditional 2D cartoons.

Their style combines the exaggerated cuteness of cartoons with the three-dimensional sense of 3D. Character designs often feature rounded lines and bright colors, with flexible and vivid movements. They are widely used in animation, games, advertising and other fields. For example, Judy Hopps in Zootopia not only retains the lovely characteristics of cartoons, but also shows delicate expressions and spatial interactions through 3D technology, making the images more immersive.