| Abstract |
| Sponsored by Korea Creative Content Agency and Seoul Animation Center, directed by Dae-Hee Lee, and opened in July 2012, a domestic 3D animation < Padak > is aimed at representing the metaphorical description of fishes` gloomy reality that they are environmentally bounded in the aquarium and destined to be end their life on the sashimi plate. This study theoretically analyzes complex system, complex adaptive system, and emergence, researches synopsis analysis from the complex systems perspective, narrative structure analysis over time, character analysis from the view point of complex adaptive systems, < Padak > analysis framework of complex adaptive systems, and then studies on emergence process in complex systems and complex adaptive systems. Mackerel `Padka` in animation has been moved gradually smaller places like from sea to aquarium and to smaller aquarium. These spatial migrations and narrowness mean the backbreaking reality and visually represent the pain. Radical changes of environmental complex system break down even positive and enterprising Padak`s value and force him to fail to adopt into complex adaptive system of new order. `Old Halibut` has been living satisfied with his stabilized complex system in the aquarium but overcomes the radical chaos and sudden changes through the mental emergency of surprise. Furthermore, he goes to the sea achieving emergence of environmental new order. |
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| Key Words |
| 파닥파닥, 복잡적응계, 창발현상, animation Padak, complex adaptive system, emergence |
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