"Fantasmagorie" is a pioneering animated short film created by Émile Cohl in 1908. It is considered one of the first examples of traditional animation, featuring a series of whimsical and surreal images that flow seamlessly into one another. The film is notable for its use of hand-drawn characters and inventive visual effects, showcasing the potential of animation as a storytelling medium. The film runs for approximately 12 minutes and consists of over 700 individual drawings. It employs a simple yet imaginative narrative style, where characters and objects morph and transform, creating a dreamlike experience. "Fantasmagorie" laid the groundwork for future animated works and remains a significant milestone in the history of animation.