While advancements in 3D animation have resulted in remarkable levels of realism, they often cause a form of Aesthetic Dissonance commonly known as the Uncanny Valley, where the tension between abstract and realistic elements create an emotional and visual disruption, breaking the immersive connection with the audience. This research seeks to identify the specific aspects of 3D animation that contribute to this emotional disconnect and explore how integrating 'Tradigital' techniques can help reclaim the aesthetic and emotional appeal of traditional animation within a 3D context.