Film Comic Princess Mononoke Complete Edition (1) (Animage Comics Special)
Categories：Manga Volumes
A must-have for fans of Studio Ghibli films directed by Hayao Miyazaki!
A film comic containing all the scenes and lines of the Studio Ghibli animated feature film "Princess Mononoke."
Volume 1 of 5 volumes.
A time when this country was covered in deep forests,
where ancient gods lived.
The young man Ashitaka defeats the god Tatari who invaded the village, and
receives a curse. On his journey to the west to break the curse, he meets a monk named Jikobo...
Meanwhile, on the rainy mountain road, the person who appeared in front of Eboshi Gozen was riding on the back of the Inugami...
Hayao Miyazaki
Born in 1941 in Tokyo. Animation film director.
After graduating from Gakushuin University's Faculty of Political Science and Economics in 1963, he joined Toei Animation (currently Toei Animation).
After working on the scene design and original drawings for the theatrical film "The Sun Prince: The Adventures of Horus'' ('68), he transferred to A Production and was in charge of the original idea, screenplay, scene settings, and original drawings for the theatrical mid-length "Pandako Panda'' series ('72, '73).
After that, he worked at Zuiyo Eizo, Nippon Animation, and Telecom Animation Film, and then participated in the establishment of Studio Ghibli in 1985.
Major works include
TV "Future Boy Conan" ('78),
Feature-length films for theaters
"Lupin the Third" "Castle of Cagliostro" ('79),
"Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" ('84)
"Laputa: Castle in the Sky" ('86)
"My Neighbor Totoro" ('88)
"Kiki's Delivery Service" ('89),
"Crimson Directed such films as "Pigs" ('92), "Princess Mononoke" ('97), "Spirited Away" ('01), "Howl's Moving Castle" ('04), "Ponyo on the Cliff" ('08), and "The Wind Rises" ('13).
His books include "Shuna's Journey,'' "Starting Point,'' "Turning Point,'' and
"Door to the Book.''
Hayao Miyazaki (author), Animage Editorial Department (editor)
Product Description
Hayao Miyazaki, who had been silent since the release of "Porco Rosso'' in 1992, finally released "Princess Mononoke'' in 1997. This set includes all 5 volumes of the film comic. A film comic is a book that has been re-edited from movie scenes to look like a manga.
The setting is Japan during the Muromachi period. Ashitaka, a young man living in the north, comes into contact with the god Tatari, who suddenly attacks his village, and ends up receiving a "curse" on his arm. In order to break the curse, he journeys to the west alone. During his journey, he meets San, a girl who treats a mountain dog injured by Eboshi Gozen in Shishigami no Mori. Eventually, Ashitaka becomes embroiled in a conflict with Eboshi and the mountain dogs, and sets out to find a way for the two to coexist.
This "period drama" is quite different from Miyazaki's previous works. There are no flying scenes, which is his specialty, and the girl is far from cute, living with wild dogs and hating humans. Miyazaki did not provide a hopeful ending to the film's theme of "coexistence between nature and humans.'' Still, the movie was such a huge hit that it is said that 10% of Japanese people saw it. Why not enjoy the deep and profound world of "Princess Mononoke'' with this book? (Fuzuki Tatsu)
Publisher: Tokuma Shoten; B6 version (2000/6/1)
Release date: 2000/6/1
Language: Japanese
Comic: 172 pages
ISBN-10: 4197700695
ISBN-13: 978-4197700691
- Item#
- 9784197700691
- Condition
- new
- Labels
- Tokuma Shoten
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