In the "Earth Sea" in the world of multi-island seas, "dragons" live in the West, and "people" live in the East. But the dragon living on the other side of the west suddenly appeared in the eastern sea where humans lived and killed each other. Starting from this, various mutations have occurred all over the world. The balance of the world is disintegrating. The archmage "Ged" (also known as: Sparrowhawk) embarked on a journey to find the source of the disaster. During the journey, he met the prince "Ablade" of Inrad, a young man with darkness in his heart. Ge, who traveled with A-Yan who was afraid of the shadow, decided to temporarily rest at the home of Gongte’s old acquaintance "Tanna". There lived a girl "Seru" who was abandoned by her parents. At first she despised the self-defeating Sub-Blade, but then gradually a friendship grew.
Tales from Earthsea movie plot
2022-01-10 08:01
Extended Reading
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Deja 2022-03-15 09:01:05
Speaking of harmony, to be harmonious... The first half made people give up this film a few times, and the second half was okay. The final battle scenes got back some, and Teshima Aoi’s songs were never tired of listening, and the dubbing was just まま. Sure enough, the girl is the protagonist~ But, the girl died and then lived, so the old witch said that she was eternal life, and then the audience understood that the girl became a dragon. A few people like me didn’t understand, because there was no sign in the previous article. Ah, this is unacceptable. Also, Goro-san, you should go back to Mitaka no Mori as the gatekeeper.
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Kailyn 2022-04-23 07:03:32
I said, the most interesting character here is that Dafa. From his stalking of the concept of equilibrium, he'd be a good economist; and from all the lighting magic he's spared in the film, he's at best a high-powered beacon.
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Prince Arren: You're right when you said I don't belong here.
Therru: Oh, I didn't mean that...
Prince Arren: No, you were right. And If I don't leave here soon, *it* will come and find me.
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Prince Arren: You must face it, Cob. Everyone fears their own mortality.