Anime adaptation refers to the process of transforming a source material, such as a manga, light novel, or video game, into an animated format. This involves creating a series or film that captures the essence of the original story, characters, and themes while making necessary adjustments for the animation medium. The goal of an anime adaptation is to reach a broader audience and bring the original work to life through visuals, voice acting, and music. Popular examples of anime adaptations include Naruto, Attack on Titan, and My Hero Academia, which have gained significant popularity worldwide.