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This is actually moderately useful information.
The most prominent differences between these two styles of animation are:
The way a character is rigged
The flow of movement in the animation
The length of time it takes to animate
This video deals with the way a character is rigged.
Character Rigging
In Cut-out animation a character is rigged by cutting and separating the character into layers for each body part.
In Bone animation, the bones can be drawn directly on the character. There is no need to cut up the character into separate parts.
Click on the link here to watch the video [link]
For more information on Toon Boom Studio and Bone animation read this blog [link]