This study analyzes the applications of Japanese s TV animation timing in the Brazilian films that used it as a aesthetic tool. In order to do so, it was researched the different applications of timing from the Disney movies to UPA and Osamu Tezuka s TV series. The research has as a guilding concepts the Walter Benjamin s Aura, Lagitimacy and Performance of Jean-François Lyotard, the study of mise-en-scène in the cinema by David Bordwell, and the updating of this concept for animation by Maureen Furniss. Based on the previous study of the timing, it was possible to analyze three representative Brazilian animation movies regarding the application of Japanese timing, namely: Rio 2096, by Luiz Bolognesi, The Boy and the World, by Alê Abreu, and Menina, by Pedro Eboli. The analysis of the films was compared with the information obteained in semistructured interviews with the authors, in order to obtain a more complete picture of the use of the Japanese timing in these works, the intentions in these applications and the results.