That's why they said "sort of." Obviously their films are very different. When most people make the comparison they're simply referring to both studio's impact on their respective cultures.
Mapple Heart you are so ture I (the weeb I am) has bought the collection pack of movies and im mentioning the person on the bottom too (favorites are ponyo,hollows moving castle, kiki delivery service,my neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away) such movies are way better than DISNEY im disgraced at them
Most people are smart enough to think of it as an easy connection for people to better understand what something they are unfamiliar with is by connecting it to or comparing it to something familiar (in this case Disney being the familiar and on similar standing as Ghibli). MOST people are smart enough to realize this.
@@re-mo3jq if you want to describe disney to a japanese or smth then its perfectly fine, as he used it in the video for americans and europeans to describe ghibli
@Yr Ayon that’s kind of sad. Anime is a slippery slope of losing touch with reality for some people who can’t distinguish works of art from real life. Just remember nobody is going to remember the beauty you love to encapsulate in your life if you never do anything with your life. It’s all about the balance
I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of these movies. Ever. They are comfort movies, they’re there when I want reality to go away for a while. They make things better for a moment in time and give me things to think about and focus on when my mind is too loud with other things. Big thanks to everyone involved in the making of these treasures. We all thank you.
You should thank the female authors who worked hard and written the books for mr rip off Miyazaki to steal the stories and make movies out of the books. Single thanks to all the female writters who made Miyazaki famous so called genius artist when in fact all of the stories, places and beauty comes from female authors writing those stories and didn't get a single thanks for their work while some idiotic Miyazaki is called genius artist. It was a female author who wrote howls moving castle. all of ghibli studio movies are based off from stories in the books that were written by female authors.
Studio Ghibli movies are actually amazing. I watched a lot of films when I was a child and I almost forgot all of them and their storylines even though I loved them. Yet, Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle always existed in my mind. Surprisingly, when I was 16 I still remembered every single detail of the film. That's how much I love the film.
"Howl's Moving Castle" wasn't the first Studio Ghibli movie I ever saw, but it was the one that convinced me that not all Japanese animation would annoy the heck out of me. The art was beautiful, the story good, and the dubbing well-done, and most of the anime tropes that get on my nerves weren't present or were limited. It also holds a warm place in my heart because I bonded with some of my floor-mates over the movie my Freshman year of college. I didn't make many friends in college, because I was under a lot of stress and in the process of burning out, but those two were good friends, and helped me maintain my sanity longer that I probably would have otherwise.
Ponyo was the first film I watched, and there was just such a beautiful type of love between the characters where they loved each other without expecting anything back. It got me hooked as a kid because I thought that’s how it should be. It was such an innocent love that had nothing to do with romance and everything to do with falling in love with someone’s soul
+SlightlyOtaku lol .What would happen if this guys dies .Seriously it feels like we have to count on this guy when I feel like theren't aren't other people with creative ideas
Reducing Studio Ghibli to simply "Japanese Disney" is beyond disrespectful lol. They're quite possibly the greatest film studio of all time, "normal" or animated. The list of masterpieces they've created puts Disney to shame
I remember watching this back in 2016 when my love for Ghibli was returning. Thank you for teaching me so much about the studio I love the most. You guys also taught me that there was a Nausicaa Manga, and guess what: I own it, I read it, and I'm a huge fan of Nauiscaa. Thank you!
I just watched Spirited Away for the first time. I have to say it is one of my favorite movies of all time. I really enjoyed every film I have watched by Studio Ghibli. I also love Howls moving castle and Princess Monoke a ton too.
***** This is the RUclips comment section, not a formal business exchange. Did you want him to say something like this? "Dear sir, It is my recommendation that you consider doing one of these videos for Ponyo. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, RUclips Commenter" This wasn't a demand, it was a quick way to suggest something. It's really not a big deal.
We now need a 107 facts about Studio Ghibli part 2 as it's been a long time since you made this video, and in this time Miyazaki has came out of retirement ONE MORE TIME to make The Boy and the Heron and some people even say it's the last Ghibli movie, so pls make a part 2
Fun fact: Hayao Miyazaki never actually thought that his early manga drawings were basically copies of Osamu Tezuka's. As he writes in his book "Starting Point" ; "I have absolutely no recollection of ever imitating Tezuka, and I have never thought that there was any resemblance between our styles, but people kept telling me that my drawings looked like his. That was terribly humiliating. " "So when I was finally forced to admit that my drawings actually DID look like Tezuka's, I took out the sketches I had stored in the drawer of our (the Miyazaki family) dresser and burned them all."
I’m watching this again... I want to cry because Isao Takahata died. I remember watching so many Studio Ghibli movies when I was younger. I still watch Studio Ghibli movies but it feels more special now than it did when I was younger
I believe it was around 6 years ago, 6 years ago when the dreams started to occur. I was 11 years old and I had a dream about a magical land in which I can only describe as being awfully familiar. It was a land of wonder and beauty. Over the years I had reoccurring dreams of this land, this country. Then it happened. I saw it. I was surfing the internet when I suddenly recognised an image from some website, with a title hovering over the image saying "Spirited Away". I immediately researched this film, and discovered that when I was a child, around 5 or 6 years old, my Japanese grandfather would show me these Studio Ghibli films, they stayed with me and shaped the person that I am today. Today is the one year anniversary of his death, and all I have to say is that I loved him so much. I find it incredibly difficult to describe the feeling Studio Ghibli movies impart on me, but from now on they will always remind me of a distant relationship with my grandfather.
I get that feeling too. I can't describe it more than that it's weirdly melancholic (closest thing i can think of to describe it). It isn't because of a loss though. I don't know why i feel it
Kiki's Delivery Service was one of the first pieces of Japanese media that really captured my attention in contrast to American media. I had watched various anime because they were syndicated on channels I watched but Kiki's Delivery Service went way above and beyond. Others followed like Howl's Moving Castle, Laputa, and Princess Mononoke. Ghibli created some amazing classics that have held up over time. These are the films I plan to show my children so they realize there's so much more than Pixar/Disney. People hailed Frozen for addressing deep subjects and such yet I still feel it pales in comparison to what is normal for many Japanese works. American media is more like junk food. Chips and cookies have their place, but a high quality potato chip is still a potato chip.
I've got to say, my favourite studio Ghibli is whisper of the heart and i think it goes under the radar too often. I mean i love all of them but that one is great
Studio Ghibli's work is deep. I like Spirited Away, but there are so many masterpieces. The pictures are good, but the script and expressions are great.
Is the narrarator Asian? He pronounces Japanese names correctly, which most people who aren't Asian or even part Asian don't. Also at 5:41 it's pronounced hi-dee.. you know, like the name Heidi, not hay-dee.
@@SlightlyOtaku I was actually surprised that you got that one right. Your pronounciation there was spot on from a germanic language speakers point of view, and with Heidi being a germanic name, that was spot on.
107(a) Japan was glad to have an Oscar winning film in "Spirited Away"; Hollywood, not so much. Shortly after the win, the Academy changed the nominating rules for animated features, for the purpose of stacking the deck against future Ghibli films. Howl fact: Miyazaki did not go to Hollywood to collect his Oscar for "Spirited Away" in the spring of 2003. He claimed a schedule conflict, but he actually was against going to America on what would have been the fifth day of the US invasion of Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein. At the time Ghibli was working on "Howl's Moving Castle", based on a fantasy romance by Diana Wynne Jones, but Miyazaki rewrote the script to add a solid anti-war subplot.
Ghibli is one of the best and i have watched all the movies. It took me into another world. And reason is, i was always into anime more than disney movies.
please a 107 facts on Ponyo! There's so much more to Ponyo than meets the eye, unlike what most people think. It's brimming with trivia, fun facts and cultural references, both Asian and Western, and it's all a lot of fun to discuss! The characters show hints of more complex, interesting personalities and backgrounds as well, worth exploring and theorizing about!
I didn't realise how much studio ghibli shaped my childhood. I watched alot of their movies on TV and I loved them. It makes me really appreciate the art. The animation always makes me dreams.
We need 107 facts on Kiki’s Delivery Service. My story: 2004 was the first time when I watched it, I was 4 and watch it with my grandmother a lot on VHS from the library📚. When I was 6, I moved and never saw Kiki again. 12 years later, my grandmother died😢 and after 3 more years later. I revived watching Kiki‘s delivery service:.) It still holds up to this very day and gave me tears of joy. To come back after 15 years and remembering those times that I had with my grandmother.🥲 (Personally, I still have a little crush on Kiki when I was 4 and still do even though I’m older, such a beautiful witch and a great movie).
Here is fact 108, I am the ONLY voice actor that has played kings in TWO English dubs of Ghibli Miyazaki movies! Nausicaa and Howl's. My Aunt can't stop talking about it.
Nausicaa isn't an unofficial Ghibli movie. The studio that produced it, Topcraft, was dissolved and formed into Ghibli and nearly the entire production staff was carried over. If this wasn't enough, the studio bought the rights long ago and now all releases of the film are adorned with the logo on the box art and title screen precedes the film itself. I know some stingy people like to hold onto the concept that it isn't a Ghibli film, but it is in pretty much every way. Miyazaki also didn't come out of retirement to make Boro the Caterpillar, as he only retired from feature films, not side projects like short films and manga (hence why he's also currently drawing and writing a samurai one).
Josh Leitzel Ghibli was officially formed in 1985 while the movie was done in 1984. We called it unofficial simply because it was done before the studio was even known as Studio Ghibli. Of course, Miyazaki himself considers it a Ghibli movie. As for retirement, we know. He isn't coming out of "retirement" just because he's working on Ghibli shorts.
Yeah, pretty convenient timing. Though I think we should temper our expectations, as the proposal was never said to be confirmed yet. And even if it were, I think it's heavily implied that it would merely be an expansion of the already aforementioned CGI Boro the Caterpillar short film.
Honestly this animation studio is much better then Disney because they explore more into human emotion and the story telling in every film they made had the mentality of. " if this flops we out." They give everything into there films were Disney started to give into the cash easy cow. 🐄
I 100% agree that Ghibli is far, far better than what Modern Disney has put out. But if you mention the classics (Fantasia, Bambi, Pinocchio, etc) then I'd say they're on very similar levels with those
@@ladyangelsongbird the Disney classics are all really good, but they are children’s films, (except Fantasia )there are very few ghibli children’s films. So it’s not really a comparison people should make
@@tellymustard5511 I respect your opinion, but I must add in that Disney's movies are mainly meant for all audiences (with the older ones being exceptionally mature in some regards.) Ghibli and Disney make completely different movies, so it's still difficult to compare them since both of them have made such beautiful works of art. My apologies if I seem biased in anyway (I am quite biased when it comes to classic Disney movies, LOL) and since I've only recently gotten into Ghibli, it's still hard to make a comparison
b r u h. I literally paused the video after fact 11 and said "Do you pronounce ghibli with a hard or soft g?" and scrolled through the comments. After about 10 secs, I continued the video and then fact 12 came 2:46
@@whateverbabe And is studio Ghibli, with a hard g. Is named after an aeronautical Italian engine, so hard g is correct, as "gh" is used in Italy as a hard pronounce, and "g" as a soft one.
Totoro and Ponyo are 2 of my daughters favorite movies , she gets more mesmerized by these movies than any disney movie. Love Ghibli every movie i've watched has blown my mind in so many ways
You guys forgot to mention the fact that creator of Neon genesis evangelion helped Hayao Miyazaki with Princess Mononoke. It was mentioned in one of the ghibli movie DVD's extras.
I write about anime--IRL my name is Patrick Drazen--and there is so much to say about "Marnie", including the two kabuki ghost stories referenced in the Ghibli version, and the fact that the Ghibli version now takes place on Tanabata--the 7th day of the 7th month--a day when your deepest wish can come true. Based on a Chinese legend of two heavenly beings--a weaver and a cowherd--who fall in love but can only be with each other one day per year--this cosmic Romeo/Juliet story was also animated--kinda--by Sanrio, the Hello Kitty people, as the film "The Legend of Sirius", released in the west as "Sea Prince and the Fire Child."
Honestly it amazes me that as a kid my mom loved Heidi and when I was younger I loved ponyo ghibili was subconsciously something that we both grew up on
Isao Takahata also directed the first-ever TV adaptation of Anne of Green Gables. Much like Heidi did for the Swiss Alps, tourism to Prince Edward Island in Canada boomed as a result of the series.
Ghibli made a huge impact in my life when I was a child... not Disney (sorry) and now I travel a lot to many places which inspired many Ghibli movies. This is also the reason why I love Japan. :)
Thank you so much for posting this! I have to do a presentation on Studio Ghibli and this is going to be very useful! Great video compilation by the way. :)
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THIS IS LITERALLY THE BEST MOVIE STUDIO EVER
no kidding
I agree.
Couldn't agree more
it for sure is the studio, that produces movies with the highest "i cry my eyes out"/movie rate i know. and im a 38 year old male ^_^
I aggre, I saw one movie and fell in love with it. So I watched everyone else and is in love with all the movies
They're so much more than just a Japanese disney
Mapple Heart weeb
Mapple Heart True, there films are so powerful an emotionally driven, not to mention their storytelling styles are incredibly different.
That's why they said "sort of." Obviously their films are very different. When most people make the comparison they're simply referring to both studio's impact on their respective cultures.
Eccentricity are you kidding? I bawled my eyes out at the ending of howl's moving castle!
Mapple Heart you are so ture I (the weeb I am) has bought the collection pack of movies and im mentioning the person on the bottom too (favorites are ponyo,hollows moving castle, kiki delivery service,my neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away) such movies are way better than DISNEY im disgraced at them
"japanese Disney" - I hate when people put it like that bc it's never their own stuff but only an "asian version of ".
Most people are smart enough to think of it as an easy connection for people to better understand what something they are unfamiliar with is by connecting it to or comparing it to something familiar (in this case Disney being the familiar and on similar standing as Ghibli). MOST people are smart enough to realize this.
Is better to compare them. Most people may associate them with the weeb trash they make today
IKR but god forbid we ever say “european ghibli”
@@re-mo3jq if you want to describe disney to a japanese or smth then its perfectly fine, as he used it in the video for americans and europeans to describe ghibli
Disney is the "American Studio Ghibli" lol
we need a 107 Howls Moving Castle facts!!
yes!!!!!! please !!!
YESSSSS
Yes, just yeas
YOU RIIIGGGHHHHTTT
Yes we need a 107 about Howl's Moving Castle! Or Ponyo! Which ever comes first! In fact just do all the ghibli films!
There's so much magic and whimsy behind the way Ghibli depicts their worlds. I wish real life was like that.
i think it is
@Namikaze_ aayon I've lost count on how many lives I have.
@@Seastar14TheWitch SAME! omg i am happy i could relate to you!!
I think real life *is* like that. Ghibli makes the ordinary things of life seem beautiful.
@Yr Ayon that’s kind of sad. Anime is a slippery slope of losing touch with reality for some people who can’t distinguish works of art from real life. Just remember nobody is going to remember the beauty you love to encapsulate in your life if you never do anything with your life. It’s all about the balance
kiki is probably the main thing that made me fall in love with anime at a young age. I had the English dub on vhs when I was little.
Me too the trailer that I found for this flim was part of the "Spirit of Mickey " Disney's Vsh
me too 😭
Parasite: We are the first foreign movie to win an Oscar
Spirited Away: Am I a joke to you?
lol no one ever said Parasite was the first foreign movie to win an Oscar, it was the first foreign movie to win best picture
2016: nopee
2017: heck no
2018: Just a bit longer
2019: Almost there
2020: **RUclips randomly recommends**
im not mad tbh ahha
The RUclips algorithm finally decided after 3 years "Oh it's time to show up".
It has to be because the movies made it to netflix
Yes
2024: 😳
it's weird why am I tearing up
S Rank because it’s so beautiful
The music helps
memories.
S Rank I teared up in the Ghibli museum, really got me emotional!
Because the studio is now gone... That’s why...
Swiss people and Germans: Heidi
Every other person: 𝓗𝓮𝔂𝓭𝓮𝓮
his pronunciation annoyed me
Oh jaa😅🤣
In Croatia is hajdi or haidi not sure
0op
Don't forget about us Scandinavians, we pronounce it the same.
107 Howl's Movings Castle please! It's my favorite animated movie :D
especially Howl😍 Lol😂
Morgan Burt ohhh mine too I can watch it without getting boring!!! I just love that movie!!
Morgan Burt yes
It’s not even animated it’s hand drawn 😂😂😂
I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of these movies. Ever. They are comfort movies, they’re there when I want reality to go away for a while. They make things better for a moment in time and give me things to think about and focus on when my mind is too loud with other things. Big thanks to everyone involved in the making of these treasures. We all thank you.
You should thank the female authors who worked hard and written the books for mr rip off Miyazaki to steal the stories and make movies out of the books. Single thanks to all the female writters who made Miyazaki famous so called genius artist when in fact all of the stories, places and beauty comes from female authors writing those stories and didn't get a single thanks for their work while some idiotic Miyazaki is called genius artist. It was a female author who wrote howls moving castle. all of ghibli studio movies are based off from stories in the books that were written by female authors.
@@EvilNoe9 I said thanks to all involved. I don’t claim to know everyone involved but I do appreciate them all.
Studio Ghibli movies are actually amazing.
I watched a lot of films when I was a child and I almost forgot all of them and their storylines even though I loved them.
Yet, Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle always existed in my mind. Surprisingly, when I was 16 I still remembered every single detail of the film. That's how much I love the film.
Please do 107 facts about Kiki's Delivery Service
Kenni Is Bored. Yeeeeesssss dooooo thaaaaat
Please!!
Pretty please
Kenni Is Bored. I am glad you are not talking about ponyo 107 facts.
YESS :3
"Howl's Moving Castle" wasn't the first Studio Ghibli movie I ever saw, but it was the one that convinced me that not all Japanese animation would annoy the heck out of me. The art was beautiful, the story good, and the dubbing well-done, and most of the anime tropes that get on my nerves weren't present or were limited. It also holds a warm place in my heart because I bonded with some of my floor-mates over the movie my Freshman year of college. I didn't make many friends in college, because I was under a lot of stress and in the process of burning out, but those two were good friends, and helped me maintain my sanity longer that I probably would have otherwise.
yes
Ponyo was the first film I watched, and there was just such a beautiful type of love between the characters where they loved each other without expecting anything back. It got me hooked as a kid because I thought that’s how it should be. It was such an innocent love that had nothing to do with romance and everything to do with falling in love with someone’s soul
Another 107 Facts on Studio Ghibli is definitely warranted, because there's just so much ground to cover.
Rami Ungar there was too much to cover, even with Ghibli week this week. Haha.
Please come back Hayao Miyazaki Sensei, we miss you!
It felt like without this guys there is not much other Ghibli's flims lol
What if they did a Godzilla movie
+Nolan Ueno it would get boring
Surprise, he's coming back!
+SlightlyOtaku lol .What would happen if this guys dies .Seriously it feels like we have to count on this guy when I feel like theren't aren't other people with creative ideas
I just love how much I smile whenever I watch a Ghibli film, even if the theme is dark and sad. There is still that magic in the air
kiki’s delivery service is like the most underrated studio ghibli movie
Reducing Studio Ghibli to simply "Japanese Disney" is beyond disrespectful lol. They're quite possibly the greatest film studio of all time, "normal" or animated. The list of masterpieces they've created puts Disney to shame
I remember watching this back in 2016 when my love for Ghibli was returning. Thank you for teaching me so much about the studio I love the most. You guys also taught me that there was a Nausicaa Manga, and guess what: I own it, I read it, and I'm a huge fan of Nauiscaa. Thank you!
I just watched Spirited Away for the first time. I have to say it is one of my favorite movies of all time. I really enjoyed every film I have watched by Studio Ghibli. I also love Howls moving castle and Princess Monoke a ton too.
do 107 facts on 107 facts
YESSSSSSSS
saul Guerra meta 107!
YESSS
Grave of the fireflies is my favourite... so moving and visceral.
Do 107 facts on ponyo
They do what they want. It's a group
+keychain ___ surprised it takes them a while to do some facts for people's cartoon
Adam Helsel PONYO WANTS HAAAAM
+Darkk Eco That doesn't mean they're not open to suggestions.
***** This is the RUclips comment section, not a formal business exchange. Did you want him to say something like this?
"Dear sir,
It is my recommendation that you consider doing one of these videos for Ponyo.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
RUclips Commenter"
This wasn't a demand, it was a quick way to suggest something. It's really not a big deal.
As an Italian i’ m so proud about the many references to my country that are inside the movies 😭
The first Ghibli movie I watched was Grave Of The Fireflies, and it remains my favorite to this day.
We now need a 107 facts about Studio Ghibli part 2 as it's been a long time since you made this video, and in this time Miyazaki has came out of retirement ONE MORE TIME to make The Boy and the Heron and some people even say it's the last Ghibli movie, so pls make a part 2
When I was a kid I was really REALLY scared of pigs so you can guess how my reaction was to Princess Mononoke.
What about spirited away and porco rosso?
22:06 yes! I think they are, because ive seen Baron in several movies!
Fun fact: Hayao Miyazaki never actually thought that his early manga drawings were basically copies of Osamu Tezuka's. As he writes in his book "Starting Point" ;
"I have absolutely no recollection of ever imitating Tezuka, and I have never thought that there was any resemblance between our styles, but people kept telling me that my drawings looked like his. That was terribly humiliating. "
"So when I was finally forced to admit that my drawings actually DID look like Tezuka's, I took out the sketches I had stored in the drawer of our (the Miyazaki family) dresser and burned them all."
I’m watching this again... I want to cry because Isao Takahata died. I remember watching so many Studio Ghibli movies when I was younger. I still watch Studio Ghibli movies but it feels more special now than it did when I was younger
GIVE ME THE 107 HOWL'S!!! THATS MY FAVORITE MOVIE!!!!!!!!
Yes this was one of your best 107 facts videos, keep up the great work!
There was a studio Ghibli animated music video called "On Your Mark" released in 1994 that Hayao directed and wrote.
I believe it was around 6 years ago, 6 years ago when the dreams started to occur. I was 11 years old and I had a dream about a magical land in which I can only describe as being awfully familiar. It was a land of wonder and beauty. Over the years I had reoccurring dreams of this land, this country. Then it happened. I saw it. I was surfing the internet when I suddenly recognised an image from some website, with a title hovering over the image saying "Spirited Away". I immediately researched this film, and discovered that when I was a child, around 5 or 6 years old, my Japanese grandfather would show me these Studio Ghibli films, they stayed with me and shaped the person that I am today. Today is the one year anniversary of his death, and all I have to say is that I loved him so much. I find it incredibly difficult to describe the feeling Studio Ghibli movies impart on me, but from now on they will always remind me of a distant relationship with my grandfather.
I get that feeling too. I can't describe it more than that it's weirdly melancholic (closest thing i can think of to describe it). It isn't because of a loss though. I don't know why i feel it
Kiki's Delivery Service was one of the first pieces of Japanese media that really captured my attention in contrast to American media. I had watched various anime because they were syndicated on channels I watched but Kiki's Delivery Service went way above and beyond. Others followed like Howl's Moving Castle, Laputa, and Princess Mononoke. Ghibli created some amazing classics that have held up over time. These are the films I plan to show my children so they realize there's so much more than Pixar/Disney. People hailed Frozen for addressing deep subjects and such yet I still feel it pales in comparison to what is normal for many Japanese works. American media is more like junk food. Chips and cookies have their place, but a high quality potato chip is still a potato chip.
107 facts about Howl's moving castle :P you could probably fill like 25 facts looking just at the book(s) by Diana Wynne Jones anyway ;)
Grave of the fireflies
Sailor V Yes!!!!!
Sailor V yesssss
Do 107 facts please
Miracle X TT^TT
Miracle X my favorite studio ghibli movie
I’m in love with every single movie Studio Ghibli has produced.. and fact #37 and #38 makes me happy
I've got to say, my favourite studio Ghibli is whisper of the heart and i think it goes under the radar too often. I mean i love all of them but that one is great
107 facts about Howl's Moving Castle. You said it now do it
Love Studio Ghibli movies ❤️
Studio Ghibli's work is deep.
I like Spirited Away, but there are so many masterpieces.
The pictures are good, but the script and expressions are great.
I saw ponyo a few years ago and ive loved it ever since 207 facts please
Oops but that would be even better
i've loved Ponyo since I was 2
Pig King ponyo came out in like 2009
AnActualCøral no, 2008. look it up..
frick my covers been blown *jumps out window*
Pig King lol
man, this studio is my childhood. I grew up with these movies and Spirited way is such a huge inspiration to me
currently working my way through all the Ghiblis, Howls Castle is my favorite so far
the way you pronounced "Heidi" killed my soul
Is the narrarator Asian? He pronounces Japanese names correctly, which most people who aren't Asian or even part Asian don't.
Also at 5:41 it's pronounced hi-dee.. you know, like the name Heidi, not hay-dee.
Sorry! I messed that one up. EIs and IEs always messed me up. And yeah, I'm Asian, and I took Japanese in college.
***** Oh ok, keep it up!
@Help Me. Heidi is German, not Japanese
@@SlightlyOtaku I was actually surprised that you got that one right. Your pronounciation there was spot on from a germanic language speakers point of view, and with Heidi being a germanic name, that was spot on.
5:40
I would LOVE 107 facts about Ponyo!
107(a) Japan was glad to have an Oscar winning film in "Spirited Away"; Hollywood, not so much. Shortly after the win, the Academy changed the nominating rules for animated features, for the purpose of stacking the deck against future Ghibli films.
Howl fact: Miyazaki did not go to Hollywood to collect his Oscar for "Spirited Away" in the spring of 2003. He claimed a schedule conflict, but he actually was against going to America on what would have been the fifth day of the US invasion of Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein. At the time Ghibli was working on "Howl's Moving Castle", based on a fantasy romance by Diana Wynne Jones, but Miyazaki rewrote the script to add a solid anti-war subplot.
yay been waiting for this!!! Go Studio Ghibli
0:05
"Studio Ghibli is *actually* behind *SEVERAL* *GREAT* movies..."
wow... several... severaaaaaaaaaaal...
GREATEST 107 YET! Thanks guys!
Ghibli is one of the best and i have watched all the movies. It took me into another world. And reason is, i was always into anime more than disney movies.
1:46 a man truly ahead of time
Why is Kiki's Delivery Service so underrated in comparison to all the other Ghibli films. It is my personal favorite
please a 107 facts on Ponyo! There's so much more to Ponyo than meets the eye, unlike what most people think. It's brimming with trivia, fun facts and cultural references, both Asian and Western, and it's all a lot of fun to discuss! The characters show hints of more complex, interesting personalities and backgrounds as well, worth exploring and theorizing about!
Howl's Moving Castle is my favorite!! Please do that one next! ❤️
Princess Mononoke was the first animated film I saw as an adult, and wow I had no idea it would have such nuance. Then I saw Grave of the Fireflies.
ANIMATION AT ITS FINEST
*every time Miyazaki releases a film* I'm retiring after this one you guys... oh wait maybe one more... but this is the last one!
Please do 107 facts on ponyo!
I didn't realise how much studio ghibli shaped my childhood. I watched alot of their movies on TV and I loved them. It makes me really appreciate the art. The animation always makes me dreams.
Great job guys! I'm obsessed with Ghibli.
We need 107 facts on Kiki’s Delivery Service.
My story:
2004 was the first time when I watched it, I was 4 and watch it with my grandmother a lot on VHS from the library📚. When I was 6, I moved and never saw Kiki again. 12 years later, my grandmother died😢 and after 3 more years later. I revived watching Kiki‘s delivery service:.) It still holds up to this very day and gave me tears of joy. To come back after 15 years and remembering those times that I had with my grandmother.🥲
(Personally, I still have a little crush on Kiki when I was 4 and still do even though I’m older, such a beautiful witch and a great movie).
107 Facts about "When marine was there"
5:01 Is it me or dose that look like a poster for a *Earlier Design* Of Glitter force?
Twilightkitty It's yes! Precure 5 gogo, which came long before smile (glitter force)
Its MARNIE not MARINE
+ash the sloth I wrote that three years ago, cut me some slack
DemonicFryingPan oh k
Here is fact 108, I am the ONLY voice actor that has played kings in TWO English dubs of Ghibli Miyazaki movies! Nausicaa and Howl's. My Aunt can't stop talking about it.
Nausicaa isn't an unofficial Ghibli movie. The studio that produced it, Topcraft, was dissolved and formed into Ghibli and nearly the entire production staff was carried over. If this wasn't enough, the studio bought the rights long ago and now all releases of the film are adorned with the logo on the box art and title screen precedes the film itself. I know some stingy people like to hold onto the concept that it isn't a Ghibli film, but it is in pretty much every way.
Miyazaki also didn't come out of retirement to make Boro the Caterpillar, as he only retired from feature films, not side projects like short films and manga (hence why he's also currently drawing and writing a samurai one).
Josh Leitzel Ghibli was officially formed in 1985 while the movie was done in 1984. We called it unofficial simply because it was done before the studio was even known as Studio Ghibli. Of course, Miyazaki himself considers it a Ghibli movie.
As for retirement, we know. He isn't coming out of "retirement" just because he's working on Ghibli shorts.
Welp, what were the chances of this happening:
io9.gizmodo.com/hayao-miyazaki-is-stepping-out-of-retirement-for-one-fi-1788928111
Yeah, pretty convenient timing. Though I think we should temper our expectations, as the proposal was never said to be confirmed yet. And even if it were, I think it's heavily implied that it would merely be an expansion of the already aforementioned CGI Boro the Caterpillar short film.
Princess Mononoke My Favorite Studio Ghibli Movie
You guys forgot to mention that Howl's Moving Castle is based on the amazing book by Diana Wynne Jones
15:01 sleeping cat 😺
studio Ghibli, amazing movies, I love all of them, they are feelgood films!
14:43 Miyazaki watching them through the door wearing an apron is so funny to me
I'm so glad I stumbled on From up on Poppy Hill at the library last year, first ghibli film I saw:)
21:15 and so he did, to make How do you live lol
I think I'd die if y'all did a Howl's Moving Castle facts video. that movie kills me
The museum is so cool, I loved going there
are we just gonna ignore the baby head in the background at 14:11
1:43 Not the first time Italians and Japanese people have collaborated
Honestly this animation studio is much better then Disney because they explore more into human emotion and the story telling in every film they made had the mentality of. " if this flops we out." They give everything into there films were Disney started to give into the cash easy cow. 🐄
all Disney films are absolutely awful
@@tellymustard5511 Maybe not all.
I 100% agree that Ghibli is far, far better than what Modern Disney has put out. But if you mention the classics (Fantasia, Bambi, Pinocchio, etc) then I'd say they're on very similar levels with those
@@ladyangelsongbird the Disney classics are all really good, but they are children’s films, (except Fantasia )there are very few ghibli children’s films. So it’s not really a comparison people should make
@@tellymustard5511 I respect your opinion, but I must add in that Disney's movies are mainly meant for all audiences (with the older ones being exceptionally mature in some regards.) Ghibli and Disney make completely different movies, so it's still difficult to compare them since both of them have made such beautiful works of art. My apologies if I seem biased in anyway (I am quite biased when it comes to classic Disney movies, LOL) and since I've only recently gotten into Ghibli, it's still hard to make a comparison
Grave of the fireflies got me interested but whisper of the heart made me a huge fan
b r u h. I literally paused the video after fact 11 and said "Do you pronounce ghibli with a hard or soft g?" and scrolled through the comments. After about 10 secs, I continued the video and then fact 12 came 2:46
I kept going "no not jibli noooo" then "it was named after ghibli"
:') why
I keep on saying gibli instead of Jibli lol
Hard to change it ...
@@whateverbabe And is studio Ghibli, with a hard g. Is named after an aeronautical Italian engine, so hard g is correct, as "gh" is used in Italy as a hard pronounce, and "g" as a soft one.
@@AlexandruLipan oh that's good then thanks for informing me
@@AlexandruLipan as he said in the video though, the studio is pronounced with a soft "g", as the title in Japanese is pronounced "jiburi".
Totoro and Ponyo are 2 of my daughters favorite movies , she gets more mesmerized by these movies than any disney movie. Love Ghibli every movie i've watched has blown my mind in so many ways
You guys forgot to mention the fact that creator of Neon genesis evangelion helped Hayao Miyazaki with Princess Mononoke. It was mentioned in one of the ghibli movie DVD's extras.
Another fact : Hideaki Anno Was The One Who Voice Jiro Horikohi .
He also helped in making the hardest scenes to animate in Nausicaa
I'm gonna Love this. Thanks Frederator!
howl's moving castle, spirited away and my neighbor totoro were the ones that i will always remember 😍😍😍
their stories are really great and unique.
my favorite is The Secret Life of Arrietty its way to underrated :))
107 facts about when Marnie was there
ArtinaStar Tarokh YESSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!
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YEEEEEESSSSSSS
Aqua Cat YEAH
I write about anime--IRL my name is Patrick Drazen--and there is so much to say about "Marnie", including the two kabuki ghost stories referenced in the Ghibli version, and the fact that the Ghibli version now takes place on Tanabata--the 7th day of the 7th month--a day when your deepest wish can come true. Based on a Chinese legend of two heavenly beings--a weaver and a cowherd--who fall in love but can only be with each other one day per year--this cosmic Romeo/Juliet story was also animated--kinda--by Sanrio, the Hello Kitty people, as the film "The Legend of Sirius", released in the west as "Sea Prince and the Fire Child."
Honestly it amazes me that as a kid my mom loved Heidi and when I was younger I loved ponyo ghibili was subconsciously something that we both grew up on
Pleeease do Kiki's Delivery Service!!!!
Isao Takahata also directed the first-ever TV adaptation of Anne of Green Gables. Much like Heidi did for the Swiss Alps, tourism to Prince Edward Island in Canada boomed as a result of the series.
Ghibli made a huge impact in my life when I was a child... not Disney (sorry) and now I travel a lot to many places which inspired many Ghibli movies. This is also the reason why I love Japan. :)
Thank you so much for posting this! I have to do a presentation on Studio Ghibli and this is going to be very useful! Great video compilation by the way. :)
I'd recommend you to watch The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness if you're a fan of the Studio Ghibli films or an aspiring animator/artist~
Respect for all of these three Humans; also, rest in peace, Mr. Takahata; you gave a lot to the world.
107 Howl's Coving Castle facts!!!
Hayao Miyazaki created my whole childhood
Dude, Ponyo and Secret World of Arrietty were my childhood. I used to watch them every day.