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hiryuraita
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San Toelle Ul Shichikokuyama-g
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Welcome to the tavern, hiryuraita!
Ahh, so many questions.......
1. I really love everything about Ghibli. The animation is beautiful, the storylines are amazing, and the characters are epic.
2. Ghibli has taught me so many morals and lessons, from GotF to WotH to Totoro. It has also inspired a lot of my drawings and drawing techniques.
3. Ahhhhhhhh my first experience? I've been watching Ghiblis for as long as I remember, and longer! So I can't really comment on my first experince. XD
4. Teens? Hmm. You're being very vague. I feel that the reactions would differ based on what the teen watches and culture. And what movie they saw first...
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nausicaa.net is always a goodie
And this thread is great!
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hopexx5
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Welcome to the Tavern!
1. Studio Ghibli is my favorite Anime *A very bold decision given the amount of Anime out there* The visuals are amazing, and the storylines dont feel over polished and glamorized like some films I could think of..
2. Studio Ghibli introduced me to Anime and gave me an open mind to other country's culture after researching Japan's.
3. Watching Princess Mononoke, I was hooked instantly and it established itself as my favorite Anime film.
4. I'm unsure personally, I suppose it depends on their interests.
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hiryuraita
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Thanks guys! And on 4, I kinda meant for the question to be broad. You can relate it to people you know and like or even people you hate.
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Koda
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Registration Date: 07.09.13
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Well I am a teen, I have only recently started watching Anime. I saw Summer Wars back in January, when it was shown on Sky Premier.
I then saw Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood season 1 in Febuary-April.
I then watched The Girl Who Leapt Through time in April.
I then saw 5 Centimetres Per Second last week, I then saw Grave Of The Fireflies earlier this week, then saw Spirited away last night.
My girlfriend enjoyed the Spirited Away, and so did I. We are very different from each other as well. She was popular at school, she is pretty and does girly things.
I am a bit of a nerd, but I also love Football. It was an amazing experience watching both Ghibli films but Spirted Away is something else.
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Tonje
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1. The combination of fantastic animation, great story-lines not to mention the soundtrack, and I have fallen in love with most of the characters.
2. Studio Ghibli has introduced me to Japanese anime from the top shelf, and my interest for Japanese culture is growing and I am now at the point where I have decided to travel to Japan next year (wanna stop by the Ghibli Museum).
3. My first experience was Nausica, which is now one of my favorite movies!
4. I guess that depends on the person and your interests. I have (of course) introduced Studio Ghibli to all my friends, listed up the movies they have to see and prioritize, but non of them has actually bothered to watch them yet, maybe one or two - and doesnt seem to be very fascinated (which I find very strange and completely nonsense). Then again I have myself always been extremely interested in animation specifically, more than other movie genres. The Ghibli movies are great, not only the animation itself but the story-lines and the moral. A great example is Laputa - Castle in the Sky and Nausica of the Valley of the Wind.
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A few questions for you Ghibli fans
