I started crying at the end of the movie, I was so sad that Chihiro had to leave Haku because they were so adorable together... This is one of my all time favorite movies, it has such a great and original story and it has a really beautiful style.
Katana mini Omg same. I was so sad at the end. I started looking things about Spirited Away, after the movie ended, and saw that supposedly in the original Japanese film there was a 30 second extra where Haku becomes Chihiro's neighbor, and classmate, at her new school. I obviously tried finding that clip but I couldn't, which made me SOOOO sad, because Spirited Away is one of my favorite movies (along with Howl's Moving Castle). I haven't watched the video yet so if I just said things that were in it I'm sorry.lol
I wish I had a friend like Haku. I totally ship them, but honestly I'm not really sure if their relationship was a romantic one but still, they have an amazing relationship no doubt about that. When I was 5 I fell in the river and I don't remember how I got out of it, I didn't even know how to swim. So every time I think of Haku I think about my past...
110% devastated that Chihiro didn't remember what happened in the spirit world. Edit: Guys, I'm just referencing what was said in the video. I also want to believe that she remembered everything but the initial comment was about one of the facts in this video.
zeniba says “once youve met someone, you never really forget them. it just takes a while for your memories to return” so its implied that chihiro will eventually remember haku and the spirit world!
Soooo happy they didnt sell it to disney. How sad it would have been when a film that has as a theme how capitalisn consumerism takes over spiritualusm
It was NOT a dream as you hypothesised in #86 and #87. Zeniba gives Chihiro a band to tie up her hair before she leaves. In the last scene of the film when Chihiro comes out of the tunnel the purple hair band is still there and sparkles as it catches the sunlight.
They aren't saying that it was all a dream, but in the fact that Chihiro won't remember everything that happend and "think" it was a dream. When it wasn't.
Oh shush. Of you listened you would know that she THINKS it's a dream because she couldn't remember much. And it wasn't a hypothesis. She SAID that it was revealed
Yeah, I always read her expression as wanting to go back, like she missed it already not amnesia. Makes me real glad she still has the hair band her friends made for her.
Another thing is the story behind Spirited Away. If you look carefully at the character design and the design of the buildings, everything from the brand of car and certain words... The parents are dressed very Western-like and come off as "ignorant". The father says something along the lines "Don't worry, I've got a four wheel drive!" and "Don't worry, I've got credits cards and cash,". Yubaba is also dressed like a Victorian queen, and the place where she resides is also very victorian styled. THe rest of the bath house is traditional Japanese architecture. The very fact that they chose something very Japanese--a bathhouse, is futher evidence for this. It is representing Westernisation and the loss of Japanese culture. It is also representative of capitalist greed. Eg. the scene where Haku tells Yubaba that she has "lost something precious" and Yubaba immediately thinks of her gold, rather than her child. There are also many other hidden meanings. For example, Chihiro's story is one of her moving into adulthood. Chihiro has to "get a job" and loses her name. This is symbolic of the fact that everyone growing up has an obsession with finding a job, and they lose their identity in the process. For example, on the train, all the other adults are greyed out and have "lost their identities" except for Chihiro. You can also easily see her development as she becomes more and more brave throughout the movie. No face is also a reflection of what happens around him. When Chihiro helps out No Face, he returns the favour and helps her back. But in the scene after the stink spirit when everyone one is rushing to pick up gold, there is a short scene of No Face appearing and pearing at the gold, seemingly "thinking". He then becomes a reflection of the greed within the bathhouse until Chihiro helps him and lures him back out. There are obviously also representations of pollution and deteriorating environment, which I'm sure you can figure out for yourself. So many of Hayao Miyazaki's films have many meanings embedded within them. For example Howl's Moving Castle represents the story of self-love. Sophie's curse can only be broken with true love, but that love includes loving herself as well. After all, "true love first begins with yourself" right? Howl's Moving Castle also covers topics like how bad and useless war is, and the Howl stepping out from his immaturity. The Witch of the Waste also goes through a change for the better. Hayao is such a genius for managing to weave so many topics within one film.
Very right, we share most of those thoghts! :) Furthermore, Yubaba and Zeniba looking identical and yet being completely different is something I like to think of as a reference for people having two faces. This adresses racism in some way, because both sisters in the sister look the same (humans having the same nationality/skin colour/religion...) and are completely different from each other at the same time, which shows that these outer things are only skin-deep and don't readily inform us of who really that person is. And while the movie itseld features creatures who hate humans, it's never explained why exactly. Yes, there are a lot of reasons to pick from, but THEIR reason is never specifically mentioned. Chihiro doesn't even ask anyone about why those beings hate human beings - which lead is to that Yubaba-Zeniba thingy again. At first I was confused why a reason for that hate is missing, but in hindsight I think of it as a deliberate message: Just how meaningless and superficial a lot of our drama is. Because while the hate toward humans is a big factor of the behaviour of the inhabitants of the spirit world, it is in the same breath absolutely inauthentic. The reason for that is that after Sen (lol) practically saves everyone by luring No-face out of the facility, everybody suddenly starts being thankful for her, which is in one way beautiful, and in the other way absolutely egoistic because they only started liking her because they didn't get eaten up. If it wasn't for her, they would've ended up as poop probably, which is what they are on the inside... as shown in the way the frog-people behave appropriately and nicely toward other people from their world, and everyone who does not fit 'into their worldview' (everyone who IS from another world → Chihiro) is neglected. A lot of people in the 'real world' today are like that which shows their inauthentic behaviour and how it is not worth living for their approval because it's highly conditional. In addition to all that, the power of Yubaba to 'steal' your name and thereby take control of you, is not only something that's occured to Chihiro. I don't mean Haku either, but for instance Lyn, Kamaji, and the little black beings which do Kamajis work (forgot their name). They all choose to drop their names (to lose their authentic identity) because of the way our society works - I was bewildered when Lyn suddenly started behaving neatly toward Chihiro as she was pretty rough to her all the previous times they came in contact. Quite a while later, Lyn again said 'unnice' things to her, but only in the presence of other people of their world. Because if she openly showed that she liked or accepted humans, she would have been criticized and ultimately be the 'weird one'. Haku, of course did that too as he said Chihiro to call him Master Haku in the elevator. Despite the fact that those folks betray their own identity by pretending to be someone else to fit into the world, they too have other sides - two or more faces - despite the fact everyone seems to think the same thing about a specific topic ('humans are bad')
Seriously? I thought he was a part of that movie too :o they really gotta start making more anime in that style.. if anyone knows of any more though let me know :)
+Tori Lynne look at wikepidea .They also did "When Maria rises"Look at princess mononoke 107 facts and your see how much people in the comments are asking for that movie .Spirted away has the most votes
The part where she ends up breaking a step and runs at full speed down them and slamming into the wall is my absolute FAVORITE funny scene. It cracks me up every single time. I dont know if its because she is running at full speed with her hands up in the air or the fact she had to take a breath to continue to scream.
I was sad at the end of the movie, because, she forgot everything when she went back to the real world. It was so bullshit for me. I know it's for her best and so she can go back to her normal life with her family, but, I think she should've stayed with the spirits instead. She still has that hairband, so, she might still remember them. That fact comforts me a little... But...will they meet again..?
"What could be more interesting than a film about a chimney painter", she said in a sarcastic tone. Bitch, it's Miyazaki. You know that would have been a masterpiece.
Man, the Japanese friggin' love their syllables. "His name is Konomahashiwakazashiujimbousagimasatagaribanbogipvinnagayoshimetsuda. Which, when translated to English, means 'Jim.'"
Lets be thankful they have their symbols cuz dang...and i thought my name was long. Also for s&g's i stuck that into google translate Japanese to english and got "This is a wrinkled sword m bousagi masagi" 😂
Stormray Purple rose I agree! Have you seen Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron by any chance? It is such a beautiful movie, and then recently they made a sequel or something called Spirit Riding Free and it made me CRY. I was so angry. Masterpieces shouldn’t be touched, ever. If anyone did that to this movie, or Princess Mononoke, I would be so disappointed. They’re perfect just the way they are.
I never realized this film was so long, it sure doesn't feel that way! It's been one of my favorite movies for years and I'm sure it's going to stay that way. :)
Watching spirited away always makes me feel something that i don't know what to call, but it just feel magical, like it makes you believe that all o it is real.
Silver Samurai26 Who knows, she may have but him just not telling her at all. And besides, the headband would definitely be enough to remember if her goodbye card can trigger who she is.
I personally feel like Chihiro does remember everything that happened but at the end she decided to not look back like Haku mentioned to her. She did gradually change her mind and the hardships she went through change the way she was before and then after.
About the names, actualy Yubaba is more literaly "hot water witch", and obviously, a bathhouse is all about hot water. And you forgot Haku, which means "white" or "blank", which is pretty much the color of nothingness.
You have to be careful about Kanji readings and meanings. Many Kanji have multiple ways of reading and meanings, and also many different kanji have the same sound. In the English version, Haku's real self is Kohaku River. Kohaku can be 琥珀 (amber) or 小白 (small and white) or something else. In Japanese version, it is Nigihayamikohakunushi (にぎはやみこはくぬし) and written in Kata-kana, so one cannot see its Kanji, which means that one cannot be sure for its meanings.
@@atsukorichards1675 But don't forget japanese LOVE some puns, references or simple plays with words and sound, so its VERY likely they intended to make Haku dressed in a white kimono and becoming a white dragon because his name sound like the "white" reading of Haku and Kohaku (which can be read as "white child") while he doesn't have anything "amber" in his design, since most children will immediatly pick "haku" as "white" and "yubaba" as "oil/hot water hag" as those are fairly basic words.
Just a little wish to all viewers of this movie: Please watch it with the original japanese audio and just add subtitles... This basically applies to any movie but it's even more important with movies whose original language is rather different to your own... So many aspects and elements of the films can be lost on the way of translating it and you just only get to experience the movie in its entirety with the original audio...
I knew that she didn’t remember anything after that because haku told her to not look back because he casted a spell so if she did looked back the spell wouldn’t work
As devastating as facts number 86 and 87 are, there is hope. As Zeniba said when Chihiro was having trouble remembering Haku's name; "Once you've met someone you never really forget them. It just takes a while for your memories to return." Perhaps sometime after the events of Spirited Away, Chihiro will look at her little hairband and the memories will come back to her. And Haku did promise they will meet again, afterall.
It's so sweet knowing he made this adventure movie with the 10 year old girl now because when I first watched this movie I was about 9/10 years old!! No wonder I fell in love with it almost immediately and like everyone else, it really inspires me to this day- it made me feel like I could really be the hero of my own story...
Eionec All I asked was for them to do 107 facts about one of those 3 anime. I know that the channel's not about anime, but they sometimes do facts about anime like DBZ, One Piece, Naruto and Bleach. I don't even know what you're talking about -_-
The reason why I’m watching this vid is because at school we watched spirited away we had to do a review on it it was so cool how we got to watch anime in class
I honestly don’t like this because she said “oh so if the film jumped of a river you will follow?oh you will.” Because if the film did something wrong he would have to start again so stop. I’m not a hater I don’t like how you said the joke it sounded mean.
i was miyazaki's exact demographic for this movie and it hit me so hard as a kid. to this day it has to be one of the most influential pieces of media to me
My daughter was three when we first saw it and we easily watched this about 50 times that year. Because of that she started doing a lot of Chihiro's movements like tapping the tip of her shoe after putting them on. She's in high school now and we still watch it together sometimes.
My friend and I _just_ watched Spirited Away this weekend. It was his first time and we were watching the dub (because the backgrounds are eye candy to me) so he started to cry towards the ending.
when i was in elementary we had a similar thing to "cutting the line" where if you drink from someone else's water bottle, you have to connect your pointer finger with the water bottle's owner and "cut the line" because your saliva got connected or smth lol
Idk why I’m sharing this on here but lol, when I was six my mom was hospitalized after a drug overdose brought on by a bipolar episode. I was super distraught and the only thing that could calm me down was this movie. I watched it several times a day, daily. Now that I’m 22, I’ve recently rewatched it, and it brought me to tears. It has a completely new meaning to me.
I remembered no faces symbols from so many things and I've been searching for a long time , this is there first time I experienced this much of nostalgia
she doesn't remember *anything* about her experience??? i refuse to believe this... haku, lin, the boiler man, no face, boh, and ZANEEEEBAAAAAA! im sorry i had to
It is really sad how Haku had to be left behind at the ending! And the fact that Chihiro would forget about what happened in this world and Haku himself just makes this extra sad😵
Man I wish spirited away was 3 hours long i would watch every second of it..wished he didnt cut it
They should release the longer version.
Heh, 420 likes
yes I hope so
It's only 2 hours long. I think a 3 hour movie would be a little too long.
@@maddies.526 Explain the success of end game then
It frustrates me that chihiro didnt say goodbye to no-face when he stayed with the old lady.
Yea Ikr
The truth hurts I was like so really not saying bye to no face
Yeah when I watched it, she didn't say goodbye to no face and I was like " oh ok. (When I'm not actually ok on the inside)😂
I cried at that
Same
No-face's 'voice' (his little 'ah, ah,' thing that he does) is honestly adorable in the japanese version
It's adorable in every version. 🥺
ikr,,,
IKR
So adooooraaablee
I think you mean creepy
I do not care what anyone says, Spirited Away is one of the greatest movies of ALL TIME!
My fav movie of all time
Many your name fans and new fans are hating on this. Bt this is the best movie for me
@@chico8315 couldn't agree more
Watch grave of the fireflies
@@oz_kenshin5494 I dont think I will xD
I started crying at the end of the movie, I was so sad that Chihiro had to leave Haku because they were so adorable together... This is one of my all time favorite movies, it has such a great and original story and it has a really beautiful style.
Katana mini Omg same. I was so sad at the end. I started looking things about Spirited Away, after the movie ended, and saw that supposedly in the original Japanese film there was a 30 second extra where Haku becomes Chihiro's neighbor, and classmate, at her new school. I obviously tried finding that clip but I couldn't, which made me SOOOO sad, because Spirited Away is one of my favorite movies (along with Howl's Moving Castle). I haven't watched the video yet so if I just said things that were in it I'm sorry.lol
Katana mini but the clip is real? *-*
***** No one knows.
I wish I had a friend like Haku. I totally ship them, but honestly I'm not really sure if their relationship was a romantic one but still, they have an amazing relationship no doubt about that. When I was 5 I fell in the river and I don't remember how I got out of it, I didn't even know how to swim. So every time I think of Haku I think about my past...
He said she'd be able to see him again some time before she left, so maybe the ship will continue
"Chihiro doesn't remember what happened in the spirit world." I'm just gonna pretend I didn't hear that
same 😔✌
Armyy samee!
@Kirsten Chloe Porta I hope
NizzieLol plus in like the last scene her hair tie sparkles, i think that implies she remembers
@@evelyndm4997 it better bro. Because I'm not ready to believe she doesn't remember
“It’s something you wouldn’t understand, it’s called love” -boiler man to lyn
Love this quote
@@silveryt3258 Kamaji literally translates to boiler man. Kama is 'boiler' and Oji-san is 'older man.' So Kama(o)ji-san.
U mean Lin
@@scottwpilgrim Yeah that is said in the video haha :D
BURNNN
110% devastated that Chihiro didn't remember what happened in the spirit world.
Edit: Guys, I'm just referencing what was said in the video. I also want to believe that she remembered everything but the initial comment was about one of the facts in this video.
I'm heartbroken 💔
zeniba says “once youve met someone, you never really forget them. it just takes a while for your memories to return” so its implied that chihiro will eventually remember haku and the spirit world!
I just pretend she remembers it
She remembers everything
It is forbidden. That's why.
Soooo happy they didnt sell it to disney. How sad it would have been when a film that has as a theme how capitalisn consumerism takes over spiritualusm
(They did sell it to Disney)
@@mathmachine4266 nope. Just distribution.
It was NOT a dream as you hypothesised in #86 and #87. Zeniba gives Chihiro a band to tie up her hair before she leaves. In the last scene of the film when Chihiro comes out of the tunnel the purple hair band is still there and sparkles as it catches the sunlight.
They aren't saying that it was all a dream, but in the fact that Chihiro won't remember everything that happend and "think" it was a dream. When it wasn't.
Oh shush. Of you listened you would know that she THINKS it's a dream because she couldn't remember much. And it wasn't a hypothesis. She SAID that it was revealed
Zeniba said that the memories will still be in your head, which means she’ll eventually remember
When did she say that??
micanikko when chihiro asked about how she’s going to remember haku’s name
Chihiro doesn't remember what happened? :'( aw man.
ikr that made me feel sad
that made me happy idk so shes not forever haunted by it or something i dont know lmao
it makes me cry
Yeah, I always read her expression as wanting to go back, like she missed it already not amnesia. Makes me real glad she still has the hair band her friends made for her.
she does remember. the purple hair band is still there when she exits the tunnel.
Another thing is the story behind Spirited Away.
If you look carefully at the character design and the design of the buildings, everything from the brand of car and certain words...
The parents are dressed very Western-like and come off as "ignorant". The father says something along the lines "Don't worry, I've got a four wheel drive!" and "Don't worry, I've got credits cards and cash,".
Yubaba is also dressed like a Victorian queen, and the place where she resides is also very victorian styled. THe rest of the bath house is traditional Japanese architecture. The very fact that they chose something very Japanese--a bathhouse, is futher evidence for this. It is representing Westernisation and the loss of Japanese culture. It is also representative of capitalist greed. Eg. the scene where Haku tells Yubaba that she has "lost something precious" and Yubaba immediately thinks of her gold, rather than her child.
There are also many other hidden meanings. For example, Chihiro's story is one of her moving into adulthood. Chihiro has to "get a job" and loses her name. This is symbolic of the fact that everyone growing up has an obsession with finding a job, and they lose their identity in the process. For example, on the train, all the other adults are greyed out and have "lost their identities" except for Chihiro. You can also easily see her development as she becomes more and more brave throughout the movie.
No face is also a reflection of what happens around him. When Chihiro helps out No Face, he returns the favour and helps her back. But in the scene after the stink spirit when everyone one is rushing to pick up gold, there is a short scene of No Face appearing and pearing at the gold, seemingly "thinking". He then becomes a reflection of the greed within the bathhouse until Chihiro helps him and lures him back out.
There are obviously also representations of pollution and deteriorating environment, which I'm sure you can figure out for yourself.
So many of Hayao Miyazaki's films have many meanings embedded within them. For example Howl's Moving Castle represents the story of self-love. Sophie's curse can only be broken with true love, but that love includes loving herself as well. After all, "true love first begins with yourself" right? Howl's Moving Castle also covers topics like how bad and useless war is, and the Howl stepping out from his immaturity. The Witch of the Waste also goes through a change for the better.
Hayao is such a genius for managing to weave so many topics within one film.
Rhiannn :3 Great observation, it’s made me think even more about how good the film is. Thanks :)
mate you'd make a better video than this lot, great observation. This video has too many obvious stuff that anyone'd spot in the movie
Wow... I noticed those myself but you ellaborated them so clearly... Thumbs up
👩🏫👩🏫👩🏫🍿🍿🍿 Please continue, lol. I'd like more
Very right, we share most of those thoghts! :)
Furthermore, Yubaba and Zeniba looking identical and yet being completely different is something I like to think of as a reference for people having two faces. This adresses racism in some way, because both sisters in the sister look the same (humans having the same nationality/skin colour/religion...) and are completely different from each other at the same time, which shows that these outer things are only skin-deep and don't readily inform us of who really that person is.
And while the movie itseld features creatures who hate humans, it's never explained why exactly. Yes, there are a lot of reasons to pick from, but THEIR reason is never specifically mentioned. Chihiro doesn't even ask anyone about why those beings hate human beings - which lead is to that Yubaba-Zeniba thingy again.
At first I was confused why a reason for that hate is missing, but in hindsight I think of it as a deliberate message: Just how meaningless and superficial a lot of our drama is.
Because while the hate toward humans is a big factor of the behaviour of the inhabitants of the spirit world, it is in the same breath absolutely inauthentic. The reason for that is that after Sen (lol) practically saves everyone by luring No-face out of the facility, everybody suddenly starts being thankful for her, which is in one way beautiful, and in the other way absolutely egoistic because they only started liking her because they didn't get eaten up.
If it wasn't for her, they would've ended up as poop probably, which is what they are on the inside... as shown in the way the frog-people behave appropriately and nicely toward other people from their world, and everyone who does not fit 'into their worldview' (everyone who IS from another world → Chihiro) is neglected.
A lot of people in the 'real world' today are like that which shows their inauthentic behaviour and how it is not worth living for their approval because it's highly conditional.
In addition to all that, the power of Yubaba to 'steal' your name and thereby take control of you, is not only something that's occured to Chihiro. I don't mean Haku either, but for instance Lyn, Kamaji, and the little black beings which do Kamajis work (forgot their name).
They all choose to drop their names (to lose their authentic identity) because of the way our society works - I was bewildered when Lyn suddenly started behaving neatly toward Chihiro as she was pretty rough to her all the previous times they came in contact. Quite a while later, Lyn again said 'unnice' things to her, but only in the presence of other people of their world. Because if she openly showed that she liked or accepted humans, she would have been criticized and ultimately be the 'weird one'. Haku, of course did that too as he said Chihiro to call him Master Haku in the elevator.
Despite the fact that those folks betray their own identity by pretending to be someone else to fit into the world, they too have other sides - two or more faces - despite the fact everyone seems to think the same thing about a specific topic ('humans are bad')
No one makes anime like him, Ive never watched something he worked on that I didnt like, major respect for the guy
Oh well .We just have too live with it right ?
Sadly yes :'(
+Tori Lynne well the only ghlibi flim that wasn't made by mayazaki was "Grave of the fireflies"
Seriously? I thought he was a part of that movie too :o they really gotta start making more anime in that style.. if anyone knows of any more though let me know :)
+Tori Lynne look at wikepidea .They also did "When Maria rises"Look at princess mononoke 107 facts and your see how much people in the comments are asking for that movie .Spirted away has the most votes
The part where she ends up breaking a step and runs at full speed down them and slamming into the wall is my absolute FAVORITE funny scene. It cracks me up every single time. I dont know if its because she is running at full speed with her hands up in the air or the fact she had to take a breath to continue to scream.
That happened to me once and it hurt! But it's how I got the nickname Sen by my mom so.
Same! I replayed it 2719097 times 😂😂😂
I was sad at the end of the movie, because, she forgot everything when she went back to the real world. It was so bullshit for me. I know it's for her best and so she can go back to her normal life with her family, but, I think she should've stayed with the spirits instead. She still has that hairband, so, she might still remember them. That fact comforts me a little... But...will they meet again..?
Yeah especially that she was the only human the spirits liked. They could've just turned her family normal and live in the bathhouse.
I would have gone with the spirits IF my parents' lives weren't at stake. It would be cool to become a spirit/god too. Their world seems cooler
if she forgot, will she ever see him? i forgot his name, karu? no haku
haku
yes, haku said so
"What could be more interesting than a film about a chimney painter", she said in a sarcastic tone. Bitch, it's Miyazaki. You know that would have been a masterpiece.
That’s what I thought….
Not a dream. The hairband. It even sparkles indicating magic. Also, Haku saved chihiro many years ago from drowning.
To Chihiro it might just seem like a dream. But Zeniba herself said memories aren't fully forgotten just hard to recall
Oh my god, you don’t need to make a joke after every statement. I spent most of this video rolling my eyes at them.
I saw Spirited away on Cartoon Network when I was like 3, and I was honestly scared shitless! XD
Pikachu K. I thought I was the only one! lol!
Kirk
me too xD
Same
i was missing out!
the jokes the girl made throughout the video made me cringe a bit tbh
Vearya Vat call me petty, I actually scrolled down to see if the jokes made anyone else cringe
You are petty
same tho
She always has cringy stuff
I laughed, I guess that says a lot about my sense of humor😂😂
Man, the Japanese friggin' love their syllables. "His name is Konomahashiwakazashiujimbousagimasatagaribanbogipvinnagayoshimetsuda. Which, when translated to English, means 'Jim.'"
Lets be thankful they have their symbols cuz dang...and i thought my name was long. Also for s&g's i stuck that into google translate Japanese to english and got "This is a wrinkled sword m bousagi masagi" 😂
@@aquariusrising8314 - I put it into google translator and it said: "This is a wrinkled whale m". :D lol
@@Austinniya. lol weird.....
LOL
That's why Yubaba shortens all the names.
This movie is so beautiful I hope no one ever changes it or makes a sequel
Stormray Purple rose I agree! Have you seen Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron by any chance? It is such a beautiful movie, and then recently they made a sequel or something called Spirit Riding Free and it made me CRY. I was so angry. Masterpieces shouldn’t be touched, ever. If anyone did that to this movie, or Princess Mononoke, I would be so disappointed. They’re perfect just the way they are.
I never realized this film was so long, it sure doesn't feel that way! It's been one of my favorite movies for years and I'm sure it's going to stay that way. :)
Watching spirited away always makes me feel something that i don't know what to call, but it just feel magical, like it makes you believe that all o it is real.
ARE U KIDDING ME
CHIHIRO DIDN'T REMEMBER ANYTHING AFTER??
HOW ABOUT HAKU??
haku remebered. he will find her and tell her what happened.
@@olivia-us5wn But he's a river...
@@alexl6598 bo the river is named after him hes a god
Alex L he is NOT a river, he is a river spirit.
Haku is mine. :)
Intended audience is 10 year old girls
Me: 29 year old American man. “I love this movie”
#86 really broke my heart , i was wondering if she ever would go back but damn she didnt even remember it
It's so unfair. I had a headcanon that she and Haku would meet up again in the future. But I guess that's not gonna happen now! X'C
Yeah that wouldve been awesome , my stomach hurt as soon as i heard she didnt even remember it , great movie overall though
Silver Samurai26 Who knows, she may have but him just not telling her at all. And besides, the headband would definitely be enough to remember if her goodbye card can trigger who she is.
she still has the hair ban, maybe she'll remember when she sees it :)
I've read some article about Miyazaki saying, that Chihiro and Haku met again, when they were old, and Chihiro remembered it all.
I personally feel like Chihiro does remember everything that happened but at the end she decided to not look back like Haku mentioned to her. She did gradually change her mind and the hardships she went through change the way she was before and then after.
"Money witch, which is what I call my landlord." XD I died
So Zeniba means Money witch, yet her Sister Yubaba has all the wealth and lives in a garish penthouse on top of the bathhouse
I WOULD WATCH A THREE HOUR VERSION!
Me too.
107 about Howles moving castle next please!
and Laputa the castle in the sky!
+Stitch Is Best yes!
I was just about to say that. I love that movie
Stitch Is Best YES
Fact #1 It's based on a book series.
No face reminds of that guy from the summerween trickster from gravity fall
HyperPyra OMG!!!!!!! YES I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING!!!!!!!!
that guy was actually inspired by no face if I am not mistaken🤔🤔
About the names, actualy Yubaba is more literaly "hot water witch", and obviously, a bathhouse is all about hot water.
And you forgot Haku, which means "white" or "blank", which is pretty much the color of nothingness.
You have to be careful about Kanji readings and meanings. Many Kanji have multiple ways of reading and meanings, and also many different kanji have the same sound. In the English version, Haku's real self is Kohaku River. Kohaku can be 琥珀 (amber) or 小白 (small and white) or something else. In Japanese version, it is Nigihayamikohakunushi (にぎはやみこはくぬし) and written in Kata-kana, so one cannot see its Kanji, which means that one cannot be sure for its meanings.
@@atsukorichards1675 But don't forget japanese LOVE some puns, references or simple plays with words and sound, so its VERY likely they intended to make Haku dressed in a white kimono and becoming a white dragon because his name sound like the "white" reading of Haku and Kohaku (which can be read as "white child") while he doesn't have anything "amber" in his design, since most children will immediatly pick "haku" as "white" and "yubaba" as "oil/hot water hag" as those are fairly basic words.
Just a little wish to all viewers of this movie: Please watch it with the original japanese audio and just add subtitles... This basically applies to any movie but it's even more important with movies whose original language is rather different to your own... So many aspects and elements of the films can be lost on the way of translating it and you just only get to experience the movie in its entirety with the original audio...
I knew that she didn’t remember anything after that because haku told her to not look back because he casted a spell so if she did looked back the spell wouldn’t work
She didn't remember anything from the spirit world by the end of the movie??? That's kinda sad
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yesssssss!!
KISS KISS FALL IN LOVE!!!
PLZZZZ
Another fun fact just for you: This film was hand drawn by Hayao Miyazaki and then colorized on computer.
i'm going to pretend that i never heard that chihiro forgot what happened in the spirit world
I bloody love this film. The characers, the world, it's so damn good. Saw it first when I was younger, ah the nostalgia.
I was probably about ten when I watched spirited away and like actually understood it and all I wanted was Kohaku! I was boy crazy from the start.
did anyone else find her commentary annoying?
You
Yes
Yeap.
yes...
Her commentary was borderline disrespectful
This instantly became one of my mom's favorite movies after the first time she saw it. She echoed the exact statement from fact number 4.
Spirited away is by far my favorite anime. It’s just absolutely beautiful. I’ll never get over the art that is this movie.
When you realized no face has hair😕
Well his original design did, and he gains hair after eating some of the bathhouse people but he doesn't have hair until that point.
When he ate most things
As devastating as facts number 86 and 87 are, there is hope. As Zeniba said when Chihiro was having trouble remembering Haku's name; "Once you've met someone you never really forget them. It just takes a while for your memories to return." Perhaps sometime after the events of Spirited Away, Chihiro will look at her little hairband and the memories will come back to her. And Haku did promise they will meet again, afterall.
I love that he made their heroism the whole main point/plot. Truly great representation for young girls
Honestly spirited away and howls moving castles, dubs are better than anime dubs today 😂😂😂
It's so sweet knowing he made this adventure movie with the 10 year old girl now because when I first watched this movie I was about 9/10 years old!! No wonder I fell in love with it almost immediately and like everyone else, it really inspires me to this day- it made me feel like I could really be the hero of my own story...
i believe Chihiro remembers what happened, but as though it was a dream.
Please do 107 facts about Castle in the Sky!
yes yes yes and again yes it was the first studio ghibli film I saw as a child!
I would defiantly would love to see that!
Can u do facts about castle in the sky?
Yes Please
Skitty Cecil yas
Spirited Away was the first time I'd seen a Studio Ghibli film. They have since turned into somewhat of an obsession.
In tears at end of Spirited away
Haku was my childhood crush. 😭
this a very worthy 125 minutes of my life.
I discovered this movie in a library on DVD when I was young, I absolutely love it.
When I first watched this movie it was in vhs tape!
spirited away is my favorite movie... the concept of this seems really nice I'm now subscribed
This 107 list was really good! All of the facts were unique and interesting. Nice job!
107 facts about Hunter x Hunter, Yu Yu Hakusho or Katekyo Hitman Reborn.
Yes, I love anime :D
lol same
CF is not about anime.
Eionec I never said that :P
+Josh Nkwonta your words already discribe it
Eionec All I asked was for them to do 107 facts about one of those 3 anime. I know that the channel's not about anime, but they sometimes do facts about anime like DBZ, One Piece, Naruto and Bleach. I don't even know what you're talking about -_-
I can watch spirited away like 100 times...I wish they make a second comes out 😔😔
107 facts about Princess Mononoke!
yes please!
yes
yes
YESSSS!!!!
Did it now
I’d LOVE to see the 3-hour version!
I grew up on this film I loved this even when I wasn't in to anime that much as a child.I'm a fan know but back then not so much.
I find it interesting that both the original Japanese and English dub voices of Chihiro's mother look almost exactly like the character
107 facts of Kiki's Delivery service PLEASE!!!!!!!
The reason why I’m watching this vid is because at school we watched spirited away we had to do a review on it it was so cool how we got to watch anime in class
I honestly don’t like this because she said “oh so if the film jumped of a river you will follow?oh you will.”
Because if the film did something wrong he would have to start again so stop. I’m not a hater I don’t
like how you said the joke it sounded mean.
The Masked monster looks like the candy monster from gravity falls Summerween
*Faceless
I noticed that when I watched Gravity Falls too! I wonder if the creator Alex got the idea from No face in Spirited Away?
omg yeah
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Yaas!!!
+random girl yes!!!
yess
Yes!!!
I love u for this
i was miyazaki's exact demographic for this movie and it hit me so hard as a kid. to this day it has to be one of the most influential pieces of media to me
I JUST FINISHED WATCHING SPIRITED AWAY and omg it was so guddddd
My daughter was three when we first saw it and we easily watched this about 50 times that year. Because of that she started doing a lot of Chihiro's movements like tapping the tip of her shoe after putting them on. She's in high school now and we still watch it together sometimes.
My friend and I _just_ watched Spirited Away this weekend. It was his first time and we were watching the dub (because the backgrounds are eye candy to me) so he started to cry towards the ending.
this was my favorite movie as a child and now that I'm almost 20 it still remains my favorite movie of all time
when i was in elementary we had a similar thing to "cutting the line" where if you drink from someone else's water bottle, you have to connect your pointer finger with the water bottle's owner and "cut the line" because your saliva got connected or smth lol
This movie is always be my number 1 favorite movie
I am being chihiro for halloween
Matilda and this movie made my childhood,I love them so much❤thanks for the facts btw
Am I the only one who ships Haku and Chihiro
I highly doubt it. XD
Iris Ilag Nope QuQ'
Nope otp
She's only ten years old! And he's ... a _lot_ older.
Iris Ilag Stop. Please stop.
Idk why I’m sharing this on here but lol, when I was six my mom was hospitalized after a drug overdose brought on by a bipolar episode. I was super distraught and the only thing that could calm me down was this movie. I watched it several times a day, daily. Now that I’m 22, I’ve recently rewatched it, and it brought me to tears. It has a completely new meaning to me.
Didn't you already do this?
ikr?
ya I thought so too
yea i think they mightve reuploaded it or something
wait theres another one called part one butt this doesnt say part 2 and part 1 has all the same facts as this one
Yea I think
This movie is honestly just so beautiful and magical
I use to have a crush on haku
I remembered no faces symbols from so many things and I've been searching for a long time , this is there first time I experienced this much of nostalgia
The line about Haku being a dragon in the English dub... I remember that! It changed the movie a bit. I like both subs and dubs :-)
I remember I started to watch spirited away once in school, but today I watched the entire movie, it’s awesome 😊
A wonderful, deeply fascinating movie 🤗 I was so delighted watching it...
This movie introduced me to the amazing worlds of Studio Ghibli. Thank you for providing all this awesome info!!
107 facts about Ponyo please
i always hold spirited away close to my heart because i grew up with Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli movies more than Disney
Me: *Watching this video*
Ad: *Japanese bathhouse*
I like how you put the river spirit and "trash monster" in different slides like it's not the same thing.
Fact number 108: Haku is voiced by Miyu Irino who also voiced Sugawara in the volleyball anime Haikyuu
This was my favorite anime movie back when I was a kid.
What about the facts about that hair band she got from granny?!
"Money witch, which is what i call my landlord" has to be the best thing i heard all year
she doesn't remember *anything* about her experience??? i refuse to believe this... haku, lin, the boiler man, no face, boh, and
ZANEEEEBAAAAAA! im sorry i had to
I don’t know what about spirited away makes me want to watch it so often it gives me this warm feeling of comfort, is that weird??
It is really sad how Haku had to be left behind at the ending! And the fact that Chihiro would forget about what happened in this world and Haku himself just makes this extra sad😵