San The Feral Child - Princess Mononoke
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- čas přidán 6. 03. 2022
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I've always really liked how the movie shows San and Ashitaka's relationship at the end. Up to that point they've embraced several times. And we even had San feed him and verbally defend him from the boars. I think it's realistic that San would live in the forest and Ashitaka with the humans. I believe they ended up together in the future. The way Ashitaka says, "Yakul and I will visit you whenever we can." Very positive. No ultimatums. Natural love growth.
San is amazing. Honestly did not know feral children was actually a thing. I always learn something with your videos.
He didn't mention how monkeys prefer the cloth mother to the metal mother. Axel's analysis was a mixture of mythology and sociology.
I always thought the examples of feral children, even in modern age, was all made up. Sounds too absurd to be true, animals raising human children was more myth and folklore for most people. The only sources of animal raised children for most people would be Tarzan, Jungle Book, and the story of Remus and Romulus.
This film has a lot of nuanced themes and subplots. Thank you for the great character analysis from one of the best anime films of all time.
San is a feral child I especially like because not only was she raised by wolves, but her chemistry with the male lead was very well done and subtle. I was talking about this movie with a friend over the weekend and while it did sting the inner romantic in me that those two don't stay together, I am TOTALLY cool with it in this instance since I got their feelings across throughout the film. Plus, San chosing to stay in the forest makes sense because that is her home, but like you said her interacts with the dude open her up just a little bit more. In the end, this is my friend's favorite movie by the studio and I can see why since it is what I love to call the one environmental movie that actually does its part better then anything else like it and San is best jungle girl which is a huge plus lol. Nice work with this different type of analysis Axel!
They do stay together, don’t they? Not as clearly as Howl & Sophie, but Ashitaka says he’s going to visit her and keep in touch with her, doesn’t he? He remains in both the forest and the town.
@@bluerozenelec3062 They do stay together but not like say the same way like Tarzen and Jane or Howl and Sophie.
Princess Mononoke It's one of my favorite anime's
this is one of my favorite films and I love all the relationships within it. San was always one of my favorite characters
San is life
One of my favourite movies and actually first anime movie! Hope you enjoyed it, Axel!
I really enjoyed this video. Not surprised I would, I LOVE that masterpiece of a movie.
And the theme of feral children is very interesting (even if the circumstances for these fortunately rare cases are usually quite sad). I'm glad you shone some light on it.
Also I remember about a boy in Africa living among apes for years. He even developped a fair "fur" (lanugo hair in fact, which can happen with cachexia for example) which understandibly unsettled the people that found him even more. He learned to speak (or re-learned it) but could still sort-of "speak" with the apes after being re-integrated in societa. And he was beyond the age of four when he first got lost in wilderness.
For the case of animals taking human infants in, always find it kind of "humbling" in a sense. Like these adoptions can happen between any kind of animals. Shows that humans are just the same as other animals in animal eyes.
Another "humbling" fact, lots of what makes us as humans quite unique is not due to ourself alone, but to the human society we are integrated in. These unfortunate cases of "feral children" can show the extremes of how deprivations in (especially early) childhood when it comes to social interactions affects the development of the child for life. Makes me think even more about all the many children that may very well live in society, but are still pretty much neglected by their caregivers. But that's digressing I guess, but so saddening.
Hyped for Made in Abyss!
So I absolutely appreciate the idea that you have a look into a diversity of anime series and movies. There's lots of quality worth discussing out there.
I really love San and she's one my favourite female character!
I wished Setsuna got her vibe when Yashahime began lol
Btw will you be interested to review MAO manga too? I really love that
I watched this movie some years ago and it is beautiful! Thank you for this analysis!
Fantastic video Axel! Princess Mononoke was my first introduction into the world of Studio Ghibli many, many, many, many, many, MANY moons ago.
Looking forward to Made In Abyss!
While I like your philosophical discussions like u did for the pirate princes and ancient magus’s bride; the heavier historical topic discussed for princess mononoke very very interesting indeed! I can’t say I’ve ever really heard the concept of ‘feral children’ before, at least not that specific term. That definitely peaks my interest. Great video as always, can’t wait for the next one!
Glad you enjoyed! Sometimes it's called a wild child instead which is probably the more known term
This movie is definitely my favorite Ghibli film and is so visually stunning would be my favorite anime film if Redline didn't exist
Really great video and for once I was familiar with one of your references 😅. With the case of genie I remember reading her story in my linguistics class and just being amazed what the effects of removing socializing and communication can cause in the long run. I'm also gonna give princess monoke another shot since it's one of the few ghibli movies I've literally only seen once.
Figured that was where you would go with it. Either that or the complex nature of good and evil.
Remember the eldest crawling around following the dog around the house.
Loved the positive thinking lepper - who is right that, no matter how bad things are, you can alwys find a reason to live.
Or how the movie deals with patriarchy and has strong female characters. Or femininity and masculinity..
This is literally my favorite video and I am SO GLAD you finally watched it!! Thanks for covering my favorite, man (:
I haven't watched this in years. I forgot all about this. Classic
Literally one my favorite amines of all time!!! I’m loving this series! we have similar taste in anime lol 😂
Watched Iroduku when it was airing and I still haven't forgot it🥺
As usual Axel you hit the nail right on the head with your video, I love how you did something different, thank you for all your takes on everything.
Bro I just saw Princess Mononoke today and I loved ❤🐺
Love it 💜
Idk if i can watch made in abyss again that show made me cry so hard and really got to me hard
I will say I truly enjoyed this movie I had never seen it. before until after I promise that I was going to I truly enjoyed the art style and the scenery it had in the movie. it was a beautiful story and in truth for its age it holds up to what it's trying to represent which I truly enjoyed it was also very fun and unique. nice work on your video it was a very fun video to make for my own channel as well.
Love the video
Amazing video.
Princess mononoke is an amazing film, masterpiece.
I would like you to expand more about it, the story behind it, the creatures, the god, the origins of them and everything!!
this sure is a different look on princess mononoke
The thing about San it's important to keep in mind is that she wasn't raised by wolves, but by *wolf spirits.* Her mother and siblings are larger, smarter, and can even speak to humans, so she was evidently taught language by them. She wears clothing, even if it doesn't match that of other humans, and she uses weapons and a mask. I wouldn't call her a feral child.
Just using the movie as a jumping off point to talk about cool subjects people might not be familiar with
@@AxelBeats Oh, totally agree, and it's a great video.
@@Evil0tto Glad you enjoyed! if you want more like this I promise you'll LOVE my Your Name video. Best i've ever made imo
Epic
What does everyone think of Howl's moving castle
I always thought all, even modern examples, of humans raised by animals was made up. Too bad such children could never interact with humans or be reintegrated ever again into human society.
I think Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind also deals with nature and technology as well, at least the manga does, with also spirituality. Not sure about the anime movie version though.
It usually really tragic, ther wa a guy who i think as fairly abused home aas child and lived for years with wolve and helived but he was never able to fine peace becaus the press and ocial media always was cruel. And he fould in age a village to live in peace. An he even got by functional with oddjobs, just , its intersting how he could neve rreally trust or understand society as wolves , well a lot of human interaction is based on lies an pretending and social media. Its also a rare interview.
Its sad. And he was the rare case funstioning in society.
Video about Princess Mononoke: Uses Music from "Howl's Moving Castle" XD
I'm just playing, is a great video, and I'm absolutely riveted to it.
try wolf's rain no ever talks about it its really really good
I did a review for wolfs rain actually. Unfortunately it wasn't a show I really liked, but I know most people really enjoy it
@@AxelBeats fair enough how about monster I'm still watching it and its getting really good
First time asking for something on king of thorn
I love this movie but I still can never understand why her Sam’s birth name is the title of the movie. The movie is not about her backstory, which is lightly touched upon, and the plot is NOT at all about her reclaiming her title. So why not name it after our favorite prince or after the great forest that’s survival is at stake? Why her? She is important but she is not the focus point of the narrative, Ashitaka is. I also feel disappointed in that we don’t have a solid conclusion to the story. I feel like the ending was sequel bait.