Point out one distinctive detail in this image that makes this "anime" artstyle

Edit: I wish there was a better Kaiba clip on youtube. I picked the only one I saw, and it doesn't really make much sense without the context of the scene. Oh well, the main point was to show its art style and show how different series can be. In fact, this scene in particular is a little reminiscent of Chowder's artstyle. Only a bit more dull in the coloring.

Chowders style is also very similar to the Count of Monte Cristo anime. All the fabrics and textures are static while the characters move and the camera moves. Its basically like cutting an outline of the character, and moving them along an textured area.