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24th Apr '13 10:38:45 AM Nakayama90

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28th Mar '13 5:26:05 PM JustKnown

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''Kiki's Delivery Service'' (''Majo no Takkyubin''&#12288;/ &#39764;&#22899;&#12398;&#23429;&#24613;&#20415;&#12288;in Japan) is a HayaoMiyazaki film from StudioGhibli based rather loosely on an illustrated novel by Eiko Kadono. Kiki is a [[CuteWitch witch]] who has just recently turned 13, which means it's time for her to strike out on her own. Heading "south towards the ocean" she soon finds a town that does not yet have a resident witch of their own and tries to establish herself, only to be lost in the sights and wonders the big city has to offer. As she tries to cope with city life it's pretty clear that her witch powers still need some fine tuning. She quickly befriends a baker who temporarily employs her to make a delivery, which Kiki makes using the only power she has -- [[FlyingPostman flight,]] [[FlyingBroomstick via broom]]. Inspired by her initial success, she establishes an independent delivery service in the attic of the baker's shop. As time goes on and her business gains success, she continues to refine her magical skills and befriends a young boy from a local aviation enthusiasts' club. Despite the magical setting, however, Kiki's real adventures mainly revolve around the trials and tribulations of a normal adolescence.

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''Kiki's Delivery Service'' (''Majo no Takkyubin''&#12288;/ &#39764;&#22899;&#12398;&#23429;&#24613;&#20415;) is a HayaoMiyazaki film from StudioGhibli based rather loosely on an illustrated novel by Eiko Kadono. Kiki is a [[CuteWitch witch]] who has just recently turned 13, which means it's time for her to strike out on her own. Heading "south towards the ocean" she soon finds a town that does not yet have a resident witch of their own and tries to establish herself, only to be lost in the sights and wonders the big city has to offer. As she tries to cope with city life it's pretty clear that her witch powers still need some fine tuning. She quickly befriends a baker who temporarily employs her to make a delivery, which Kiki makes using the only power she has -- [[FlyingPostman flight,]] [[FlyingBroomstick via broom]]. Inspired by her initial success, she establishes an independent delivery service in the attic of the baker's shop. As time goes on and her business gains success, she continues to refine her magical skills and befriends a young boy from a local aviation enthusiasts' club. Despite the magical setting, however, Kiki's real adventures mainly revolve around the trials and tribulations of a normal adolescence.

28th Mar '13 5:23:48 PM JustKnown

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28th Mar '13 4:35:48 AM JustKnown

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25th Feb '13 8:15:00 AM hullflyer

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It's a broom, not a mop

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9th Feb '13 11:00:18 AM MarkLungo

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25th Jan '13 9:13:58 PM AxemTitanium

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22nd Jan '13 9:40:10 PM AxemTitanium

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any work with two female characters will inevitably have one be more tomboyish than the other; this trope only applies when the difference between the two is large

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6th Jan '13 9:31:21 AM SonicLover

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''Kiki's Delivery Service'' (''Majo no Takkyubin''&#12288;/ &#39764;&#22899;&#12398;&#23429;&#24613;&#20415;&#12288;in Japan) is a HayaoMiyazaki film from StudioGhibli based rather loosely on an illustrated novel by Eiko Kadono. Kiki is a [[CuteWitch witch]] who has just recently turned 13, which means it's time for her to strike out on her own. Heading "south towards the ocean" she soon finds a town that does not yet have a resident witch of their own and tries to establish herself, only to be lost in the sights and wonders the big city has to offer. As she tries to cope with city life it's pretty clear that her witch powers still need some fine tuning. She quickly befriends a baker who temporarily employs her to make a delivery, which Kiki makes using the only power she has -- [[FlyingBroomstick flight, via broom]]. Inspired by her initial success, she establishes an independent delivery service in the attic of the baker's shop. As time goes on and her business gains success, she continues to refine her magical skills and befriends a young boy from a local aviation enthusiasts' club. Despite the magical setting, however, Kiki's real adventures mainly revolve around the trials and tribulations of a normal adolescence.

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