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I haven’t seen most of the studio Ghibli films referenced, so it’s pretty hard to get an idea of the similarity when all the images are blurred :p Is that a censoring thing from RUclips?

i can't wait for the next season

Death is an 11/10 villain in a 10/10 movie 🐺

i’m not gonna lie, to me, i like the nature in tangled better than ghibli

12:36 animation is short from what show?

in disney, nature is separate from the rest of everything; while in studio ghibli, instead, nature encompasses all and is all.

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Imperfect 🤔 - I think the word is misused here. Expressionism is being used as a tool here. Instead of its usual role center stage. The grass is known to be grass - the expression of grass becomes visually poetic. It is in service to the Subject 😅 ironically subject to the subject. With the heavy lifting done in the audiences mind.

the art is amazing but i can't watch this animation and stylization. it looks like a very cheap 3D for me.

As someone who grew up on Samurai Jack, this show really scratched that itch for me. The silent scenes with nothing but the environment noise playing gave me instant flashbacks to great episodes like Jack and the Three Blind Archers. Blue Eyed Samurai really is an incredible series

I binge-watched the entire series last week. The visual quality is on par with Disney as western animation, but I agree that the thematic depth truly stands out here. I appreciate how they balance character development across each episode. Specifically, the representation of Japanese culture during the Shogun era is impressive. The storytelling is also noteworthy, particularly in episode 5, which highlights the theatrical Noh and Onryou aspects, effectively developing Mizu and Akemi's characters throughout the story. I understand this series is for adult, but I feel they sometimes overdo the gore and erotic elements, which make the story not so family friendly. Nevertheless, the main theme of women's equality is handled elegantly without resorting to "woke" nonsense. I like it.

animated movie at 0:42?

Wooo I knew it was BES!

Do you think western animation is making a comeback?

I once read a beautiful book about native americans and their spiritual views. It explained how their religion was individualistic and nature based, they didnt build temples or made it social because they believed you felt the closest to the divine when you encounterd yourself alone surounded by the inmensity of the natural world. It is interesting to see how different cultures aproach religion and connection with their suroundings, western culture tends to objectify and give an utilitarian value to nature wich makes us feel disconected from it. We are animals, we are nature itself.

Have you watched made in abyss? You might like their world.

this show reminds me of Nausicaa, Moebius' work and the videogame Rain world. love it!

Thanks for bringing this to my attention

The best Disney movie with nature has to be the lion king. The colours and the atmosphere are just so beautiful. When Simba was looking at his reflection there was silent water and noisy crickets in the background. Also the backgrounds are breathtaking. The places like the savannah, the jungle and ao on feel so alive. Give me more movies like the lion king Disney!

I didn't watch it while it was on Max, I binged it last night on Netflix and it's by far one of my favorite things I've seen in recent memory, the ecology and worldbuilding is so unsettling and fascinating, loved it the whole way through.

And that’s why studio ghilbi is GOAT

Can someone pls tell me what's the anime at 0:27-0:28?

It' interesting how the angry jelly bean is called "Hollow" which could be due to it being netiher good nor evil but only once filled by human greed was when it turned evil itself.

"Human traits like greed and selfishness permeate this relationship, where it reaches a breaking point. And Hollow, completely consumed by these traits, in fact, consumes the human." 💯

Sucks that I don't have a Vpn. Netflix only has it for a few countries

THE MOST UNIQUE WORLDBUILDING EVER. I WAS SO INVESTED that I made my own collection of photos of the flora and fauna and have them all my own names. My favorite is glugslugs, the white slug-like creature that eats fruits.

The video started great...and went full cringe wtf

I think Avatar (the Cameraon movies) did a decent job of this, but not to the extent of Scavengers Reign. Made In Abyss is one that does a great job of world building and nature and how humans interact with it.

You forgot to dig a little more on the world building. These guys definitely were inspired by Brazilian artist Léo (Luiz Eduardo de Oliveira) and his comic series Worlds of Aldebaran. I didn’t know about this at first, but since I became a fan of this, I had to do more research and found in Reddit about this artist. Many of the plants and animals depicted in Scavengers Reign are nearly identical. The creators really did a great job adding their influences (including the line drawing style of Moebius). It thankfully got picked up by Netflix nd we’re hoping more people see it to get the second season it deserves.

I really like the idea that all of Shinkai's films are chapters in the same book especially because he puts characters from his previous work in his new films as easter eggs.

Great video

Courage was the scariest show i ever watched as a kid, kids nowadays are so lucky because their parents are making sure that they have a great childhood, my mom used to just look at the tv, make sure its animated then leave me watching happy tree friends, or courage the cowardly dog, literally any animated thing, i also didn't have restrictions on RUclips and that lead to a very traumatized child

This video single-handedly made me wanna see this show! What a gorgeous world and style.

Well now I've gotta go watch this.

This channel needs more subs and views

Are you Indian? where are you from?

Cant you put the videos on unlisted and advertise them on other socials?

The biggest thing is the drive of honest nuetrality. Other movies always try to have more grand plots and net positive goals such as defeat the bad guys. Thus any time there's nature in a scene it's always to help push that net positive or negativve emotion (Which is perfectly find to do) however ghibli puts the focus entirely on the nature itself as a pure nuetral scene. It's also what makes totoro so nastolgic. They don't have a huge complicated life or emotions or a net positive goal such as taking over another thing thats bad. It's about kids trying to restore balence to their life and just be kidss, not anyone else. It makes things honest direct and nestolgic when we could just be hoinestyly kdis

Thx for sharing! Unfortunately not available from germany atm. Any tips of access are highly appreciated

15:25 Here's your problem: you think 'villain' and 'antagonist' are synonyms, but they are not. A villain is somebody who does bad things - breaks the law, kills puppies, jaywalks, that sorta things. An antagonist is somebody who opposes the protagonist. While they sometimes overlap but in movies like Megamind, where the protagonist is the bad guy, they don't.

Amazing video Nice explanation I don't know when we will get back to vesta

im watching Cars, Cars 2 and Cars 3 for,like the 45th time i came to a conclusion that Tow Mater is built different

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