how can other witches compete?
I LOVE kiki
Joseph Powell
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Isaac Wright
It was a nice story about becomming adult.
I wish I would life in a world so safe that a 14 year old girl could go out into the world alone.
Parker Cox
Kiki's world is 1950's Sweden.
Adrian Thompson
Jose Evans
take me back
Xavier Wright
The world is a safer place than you think as a whole.
Jayden Lewis
Hayao the horndog.
Adrian Rogers
Imagine being Miyazaki during the making of this scene and having to draw out the storyboards for this part and then explaining to your team that this is your vision and trying to justify your thoughts to them.
Lincoln Ortiz
Would you let your child go out through town without supervision these days?
(Of course you would need to ahve a child)
Jayden Edwards
Compared to the rest of the industry it's not that distasteful.
Hudson Smith
this is strangely not lewd at all
Jaxson Lopez
Kayden Bell
By being a dominant witch-waifu/mommy
Logan Williams
Dare I ask why you had this saved
Connor Nelson
What if Miyazaki had to tone it down because his coworkers were bigger perverts?
Kayden Green
cute and unlewdable
Henry Lee
Dylan Lewis
I don't live in America so yes
Jaxon Reed
Leo Smith
Andrew Foster
>No pointy hat
Cooper Murphy
What are the best shows with Witches?
Alexander Parker
She's just lucky that Sakura isn't considered a witch.
Asher Gomez
Ta mig tillbaka
Jeremiah Bennett
Thomas Morales
>how can other witches compete?
I read that as bitches.
She was awesome. Wanted a girl friend like her.
Aiden Campbell
I did not care for Kiki's delivery service.
Isaac Smith
What's her deal Yea Forums?
Xavier Robinson
hackzaki got bullied by a red head in primary.
Kayden Diaz
Pretty sure those can compete.
Jackson Bennett
So what? I got relentlessly bullied by girls all the time at school and didn't effect me in the sli-oh shit.
Josiah Lewis
A lot of Miyazaki's girls would be great wives.
Adrian Cooper
You'd should be happy that girls were interested in you enough to get bullies. Unless you took it the wrong way? Oh, you poor bastards.
Caleb Martin
well there ya go
Wrong way? Nah, but I wasn't interested in girls when I was in primary so it was just annoying. These two girls would also be on me about something. I remember one day they would just take turns shoving their finger up my ass to try and make me flinch but I never would which clearly got the blonde one all hot and bothered. But again, it was just kind of annoying.
I'm sure hackzaki had something similar happen to him but he's probably kind of bitter about it still, why else would he have a waifu as a kid?
Julian Allen
Brayden Myers
>tfw I enjoy this movie cause I can relate to Kiki
>moved out my parents house into another state on my own at 18
>had to interact with new people and getting used to living in a new environment on my own
Carter Young
>Kiki was my first Ghibli film and I love it to death, even got a Jiji blanket
>because the nostalgia for the version I saw is so strong, the one with the Sydney Forest music, I have never seen the Japanese version nor the re-edit
Lincoln Bell
>merely pretending.jpg
Matthew Morris
By being perfection.
Juan Peterson
This.
If you disagree you have a skewed world view or live in a shit country/city.
Noah Roberts
In Spain Kiki means having sex
Dylan Gutierrez
Depending on where I live, yes. And if I ever plan on having kids I plan on living somewhere were they can gain some independence like I did when I was younger. I currently live in the downtown core of my city but I'd like to move back out to the west part of town someday because it is a sanctuary perfect for children.
Henry Robinson
Owen Green
This.
Adam Perry
In retrospective, Kiki was kind of a brainlet witch who couldn't even do any real magic, aside of just using a flying broom.
Michael Nguyen
If you're reading this OP, you're doing gods work. Absolutely based
Benjamin Thompson
That's why the only thing she could do for people is be a delivery person which is literally grunt work.
Blake Martin
Pretty sure her mom and the few other witches shown couldn't do anything else as well. It seemed like a witch in Kiki's world just meant communication with animals and being able to make any kind of sweeping brush. Beyond that, they had pretty regular jobs and professions.
Isaac Thomas
It's been YEARS since the last time I saw the movie... but I think Kiki's mom said something about "choosing" a specialized witch job.
And if I'm not mistaken, the mom's job was potion making, or something like that.
Aiden Martinez
Yeah, and that other witch girl was a fortune teller, wasn't she? I assume she does that with magic.
Jace Mitchell
The mom was indeed making potions, but it's not like that's completely beyond the realm of things like herbalism and alchemy (presumably without the batshit insane stuff like putting sperm in a chicken egg and chucking it under horseshit). As for fortune telling, while you can question the validity of the real world practice, it is something that does exist. From what I recall of the movie, they never mentioned anything like transforming objects and living beings or summoning spirits and elemental things. Of course, having never read the books it was based on, I don't know the full extent of Kiki's witches.
Christopher Hall
Joshua Ortiz
he wouldn't give a fuck
probably
Andrew Cruz
>It was a nice story about becomming adult
Where? i only see how someone put a propeller in a bicycle with no safety measures.
Carson Ross
More like Kiki's fan service, amirite
Blake Cooper
>1950
They were still using Zeppelins in the 50s? That seems like at least around the 20s to late 30s or so. The Hindenburg incident pretty much turned normies off zeps by the 40s.
Angel Reyes
Plus, Miyazaki has a huge nostalgia boner for WW1 and pre-WW2 era aeroplanes. Guy loves those Caproni style airplanes that were ridiculous as shit but 100% full of charm and pioneering spirit, so sticking a Zeppelin in his movie would pretty much be a large pandering to that era of 1910s to 1930s style aerial vehicles.
Joseph Sanchez
Guy just loves flying things in general, since nearly all of his films involve something with the sky. Either the characters in a flying machine or freefalling at some point.
Isaiah Ward
I can get behind that, honestly. It's part of why I absolutely loved Eureka Seven and Skyland.
Gabriel Gonzalez
I am still not happy, the OP is replaced by an inferior gaijin version by Disney.
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Christopher Sanchez
It's also set in a timeline where WW2 didn't happen apparently.
Leo Murphy
Pretty sure that's just what you hear on the English audio track, and goes back to Japanese for that language track.