#ghibli movies

[therabbitthatpostthings]

Anyone else come to some wildly different conclusion on Ghibli movies with age?

Kiki's Delivery Service: Kid: Being a witch is so cool! Adult: Growing up and growing apart from the life you had before is a natural progression of life. You aren't losing the old parts of yourself, just finding new pieces that were there all along. Life is about changing, you'll never stay stagnant.

Ponyo: Kid: She's such a cute fish, you should always follow your dreams! Adult: Leaving home will not take you away from your family. Even when you're miles away and you feel like you're in different worlds your family will still be there, encouraging you. Parents are meant to let go of their kids at some point.

Howl's Moving Castle: Kid: Sophie's a big sister like me! I want to a princess in a magic castle. Adult (I've also read the book): Sometimes you don't find your place in this world, you make one. The people that come along with you will see you through every ugly part of yourself and you would do the same for them. Chase after that shooting star.

Spirited Away: Kid: What just happened... Adult: SHIT HAPPENS! And it sucks, life sucks but you keep going. You can cry along the way. You are being so fucking brave for even going on this hellish journey we call life. It's okay. You're okay.

[mycrystalearth]

[alpaca-clouds]

I made a little something. Trying to keep this idea up and around.

We really need to get better in telling those stories. And we really need to do away with the idea of Solarpunk just being these chill utopian fictions. A fight about getting to that Utopia can be Solarpunk to.

We also need to do away with the idea that there are no conflicts in an utopian setting. Because there are.

[iolite-moodboards]

howl pendragon board

I will post the others later :P

[soul-from-another-era]

I can't decide between haku and howl ahhhh

[gummi-stims]

⚫✨Soot Sprite Snacks✨⚫

From snoopslimesofficial's Ghibli collection!

[whyreyousoobsessedwithme]

Can some please give me a list of ghibli or animated movies that have happy endings. Every single person I ask gives me heartbreak instead 💔 (grave of fireflies, like why would you do this to me)

[katy-pawz]

♡ sophie hatter! 👒💙 ♡

my entry to @cincelestar's blue characters collab on instagram! 💙✨

[mycrystalearth]

[do-you-ship-it-polls]

Do you ship it?

[dearrevs]

From Up on Popy Hill

[yutamayo]

Propaganda below.

Jk good luck.

[kyubeys-contract]

Kiki (Kiki's Delivery Service)

[loveologistic]

I NEED A GHIBLI MAN NEOW

[ame-tsuchi]

Media with Shintō elements

Animanga:

"Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha" by Yoshida Morohe

"Inu Yasha" by Takahashi Rumiko

"Jujutsu Kaisen" by Akutami Gege

"Kamisama Kiss"/"Kamisama Hajimemashita" by Suzuki Julietta

"Noragami" by Adachitoka

Movies:

"My Neighbor Totoro" by Miyazaki Hayao

"Princess Mononoke" by Miyazaki Hayao

"Spirited Away" by Miyazaki Hayao

"Noroi" by Shiraishi Kōji (horror movie)

Video Games:

"7'Scarlet" by Otomate/Idea Factory (Otome)

"Project Zero/Fatal Frame" franchise by Koei Tecmo (horror games)

"Ōkami" by Clover Studio/Capcom (Zelda clone)

"Raging Loop" by Kemco (Visual Novel mystery with romance, comedic and disturbing elements)

"Tokyo Dark" by Cherrymochi/Square Enix (Point-and-click-mystery with horror elements)

Fiction Books:

"Dragon Sword and Wind Child" by Noriko Ogiwara

Feel free to add more! This isn't an exhaustive list.