Puppet animation is a form of stop-motion animation that involves the use of puppets to create moving images. In this technique, puppets are manipulated frame by frame, allowing animators to bring characters to life by making small adjustments between each shot. This meticulous process results in fluid motion when the frames are played in sequence. The puppets used in this animation style can be made from various materials, including cloth, wood, and plastic. Famous examples of puppet animation include the works of Jim Henson, particularly The Muppets, and the films produced by Aardman Animations, known for their unique characters and storytelling.