Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind Adaptation dilemma
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Lenny 2022-03-23 09:01:40
(9/10) Nausicaa is really a very attractive heroine. She can take risks to save people, she can command the people calmly in the face of enemy invasion, and she can protect the people and choose to surrender calmly when the Valley of the Wind is occupied. You can maintain your bottom line in the fire of war, you can provide rescue and help to your partners in distress, you can calmly deal with the muzzle of the female general's revenge, you can go to the hail of bullets to implement your own ideas, and you can sacrifice your life to protect your hometown... Gong The heroines under Zaki Hayao's lens have never been male foils. Their charm has always transcended gender. Since the proliferation of harem films in Japanese anime, such heroines have rarely appeared. In today's Japanese animation industry, if a girl is brave, strong, independent, or even just keeps short hair or dresses neutral... Then she is destined to be arranged as a foil for the male character and "goddess" in the story, and becomes a male The Lord's harem and spare tire. And some female protagonists are very powerful on the surface, but they must be provocative enough, to sell breasts, to sell white legs... In short, they must become the "wife" that the otaku likes to dance with knives and guns, so that the otaku can pay.
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Demetrius 2022-03-21 09:01:41
With the theme of promoting environmental protection, each of Miyazaki's films is inspiring
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind quotes
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Yupa: [about Kushana's arm] An insect did that?
Kushana: Yes, and whatever lucky man becomes my husband shall see far worse than that.
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Kurotowa: She's alive. There goes that dream.