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* NiceHat: Wears a distinctive red hat which makes her easier to spot in a crowd.
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* SignatureHeadgear: Wears a distinctive red hat which makes her easier to spot in a crowd.
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* WarriorMonk: The cynical Jigo and his mercenary band nearly completely inverts the traditional image of a Japanese Buddhist warrior monk. Instead of being a fighter for a righteous cause, or a contemplative mystic with {{Enlightenment Superpower}}s, he completely lacks the qualms or scruples which would prevent him from carrying out any act, no matter how repugnant, [[MoneyDearBoy as long as he gets paid for it]], and makes no attempt to hide this fact. The most Buddhist thing about him are his robes.
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* WarriorMonk: The cynical Jigo and his mercenary band nearly completely inverts invert the traditional image of a Japanese Buddhist warrior monk. Instead of being a fighter for a righteous cause, or a contemplative mystic with {{Enlightenment Superpower}}s, he completely lacks the qualms or and his mercenary band lack any and all moral scruples which would otherwise prevent him them from carrying out any act, no matter how repugnant, [[MoneyDearBoy as long as he they gets paid for it]], and he makes no attempt to hide this fact. Neither do we see him meditating, reciting mantras, nor performing any kind of Buddhist ceremony.[[note]]This is likely due to TheLawOfConservationOfDetail; however, he doesn't seem to be like the person who would perform these rituals even in the most hypocritical manner[[/note]] The most Buddhist thing about him are probably his robes.
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* WarriorMonk: The cynical Jigo and his mercenary band nearly completely inverts the traditional image of a Japanese Buddhist warrior monk. Instead of being a fighter for a righteous cause, or a contemplative mystic with {{Enlightenment Superpower}}s, he lacks any kinds of qualms or scruples that could prevent him from carrying out any act, no matter how repugnant, [[MoneyDearBoy as long as he gets paid for it]], and makes no attempt to hide this fact. The most Buddhist thing about him are his robes.
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* WarriorMonk: The cynical Jigo and his mercenary band nearly completely inverts the traditional image of a Japanese Buddhist warrior monk. Instead of being a fighter for a righteous cause, or a contemplative mystic with {{Enlightenment Superpower}}s, he completely lacks any kinds of the qualms or scruples that could which would prevent him from carrying out any act, no matter how repugnant, [[MoneyDearBoy as long as he gets paid for it]], and makes no attempt to hide this fact. The most Buddhist thing about him are his robes.
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* WarriorMonk: Jigo so heavily subverts the classical image of a Japanese warrior monk he nearly inverts it. Instead of being a fighter for a righteous cause, or a contemplative mystic with {{Enlightenment Superpower}}s, he's an incredibly cynical mercenary who'll carry out any act, no matter how repugnant, [[MoneyDearBoy as long as he gets paid for it]]; with the most Buddhist thing about him being his robes.
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* WarriorMonk: The cynical Jigo so heavily subverts and his mercenary band nearly completely inverts the classical traditional image of a Japanese Buddhist warrior monk he nearly inverts it. monk. Instead of being a fighter for a righteous cause, or a contemplative mystic with {{Enlightenment Superpower}}s, he's an incredibly cynical mercenary who'll carry he lacks any kinds of qualms or scruples that could prevent him from carrying out any act, no matter how repugnant, [[MoneyDearBoy as long as he gets paid for it]]; with the it]], and makes no attempt to hide this fact. The most Buddhist thing about him being are his robes.
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* NobleSavage: Is the prince of the Emishi, a people conquered and genocided by the Yayoi Japanese, and is portrayed with the trappings of this trope. His people are portrayed as insular and relictual (accurate for the time period, if they were present by that point) and he is the sole voice of reason "unclouded by hatred" in the Iron Town vs forest conflict. Ultimately he has depth as a character, but his background is given importance in a somewhat fetishistic way.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: San's hair appears to be green under certain lighting.
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* WalkingWasteland: He curses everything he touches after turning into a demon.
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* WalkingWasteland: He curses everything he touches after turning into a demon.demon, killing vegetation and causing it to rot instantly.
* HandicappedBadass: He's blind, but this doesn't weaken him in the slightest. He's still a mighty fighter capable of inflicting serious damage.
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* PerilousOldFool: He's an ancient soldier who doesn't want to accept that the time of gods is over and is determined to lead his clan into a fight against a foe they have no hope of beating.
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* PerilousOldFool: He's an ancient soldier warrior who doesn't want to accept that the time of gods is over and is determined to lead his clan into a fight against a foe they have no hope of beating.
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* PerilousOldFool: He's an ancient soldier who doesn't want to accept that the time of gods is over and is determined to lead his clan into a fight against a foe they have no hope of beating.
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* TastesLikeFeet: He's introduced eating in a restaurant, where he asks the woman running it whether she's serving soup or donkey piss.
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* NoSell: This is what happens when Lady Eboshi shoots the Forest Spirit the first time, when he is in his "deer" form. But when she tries again, when he's in mid-transformation...
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* CallASmeerpARabbit: An elk is a large North American deer with antlers almost as large as a moose. These "red elks" of which conveniently there are none in Japan, or in any other part of the world now for that matter, much more closely resembles a three-way cross between a yak, a pronghorn and a gazelle (or perhaps a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lechwe lechwe]]).
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* CallASmeerpARabbit: An elk is either a large North American deer with antlers almost as large as a moose, or in Europe just another name for a moose. These "red elks" elks", of which conveniently there are none in Japan, or in any other part of the world now for that matter, much more closely resembles resemble a three-way cross between a yak, a pronghorn and a gazelle (or perhaps a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lechwe lechwe]]).
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%%* ActionGirl: She and the other women of Iron Town.
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* ArmyOfThievesAndWhores: She has a standing army of lepers, criminals, and former prostitutes. Subverted in that these people aren't evil, just the misfits of humanity that they joined Lady Ebosi for her quest to create a paradise for themselves. Ebosi's benevolent and caring nature to them ensures their loyalty.
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* ArmyOfThievesAndWhores: She has a standing army of lepers, criminals, and former prostitutes. Subverted in that these people aren't evil, just the misfits of humanity that they joined Lady Ebosi Eboshi for her quest to create a paradise for themselves. Ebosi's Eboshi's benevolent and caring nature to them ensures their loyalty.
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* LadyOfWar: She's elegant, calm, calculating and has an arsenal of rifles at her disposal that can pierce samurai armor like paper. This is in contrast to the more primal and savage [[JunglePrincess San]].
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* ItsAllAboutMe: This is ultimately what makes Jigo the only true villain of the film. Whereas the other characters are fighting for either causes they genuinely believe are right or the people they protect, Jigo is only interested in satisfying his own immense greed. He has no concept of loyalty and mostly sees everything and everyone around him as tools to be used to further his own agenda.
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* {{Leitmoif}}: An intriguing knocking sound can be heard whenever they are near.
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* {{Leitmoif}}: {{Leitmotif}}: An intriguing knocking sound can be heard whenever they are near.
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* {{Leitmoif}}: An intriguing knocking sound can be heard whenever they are near.
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* NoNameGivenNoNameGiven: Although {{Fanon}} has taken to calling them Ichi and Ni, which just mean the numbers One and Two respectively; the reasoning behind this is that San's name is the Japanese word for the number Three.
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* PhysicalGod: In the same manner as the rest of her family she is immortalized as a Shinto concept of animism; a representative of the hunter-gatherer spirits when they still walked the earth before the rise of agriculture and an embodiment of nature's mystery. She also possesses one of the most apparent dualistic aspects of personality that permeate nearly every character in the film. Namely: love and wrath. As a kami; San is not so much a deity in the Shintoist sense as she is a force of mind and presence, one that Ashitaka is so smitten with that he will risk all to appease her.
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* BrokeYourArmPunchingPutCthulhu: He begins the movie killing Nago the boar god-turned-demon, but in the process gets his arm grabbed by its accursed flesh and is afflicted with a curse himself that will eventually kill him.
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* BrokeYourArmPunchingPutCthulhu: BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu: He begins the movie killing Nago the boar god-turned-demon, but in the process gets his arm grabbed by its accursed flesh and is afflicted with a curse himself that will eventually kill him.
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* StaringDownCthulhu: Ashitaka never flinches before the presence of the gods. He initially attempts to talk Nago down before killing him, argues with Moro in a way that infuriates her without back down from her threats, and even stands tall in the presence of the enraged Forest Spirit to return its severed head.
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* WarriorMonk: Jigo so heavily subverts the classical image of a Japanese warrior monk he nearly inverts it. Instead of being a fighter for a righteous cause, or a contemplative mystic with {{Enlightenment Superpower}}s, he's an incredibly cynical mercenary who'll carry out any act, no matter how repugnant, [[MoneyDearBoy as long as he gets paid for it]]; with the most Buddhist thing about him being his robes.
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* BigBad: In all but name. Nearly every bit of misfortune can be traced back to him: He's the ManBehindTheMan for Lady Eboshi, her effort to destroy the forest and its spiritual denizens, and, by extension, Ashitaka's curse; also, while Eboshi herself is a WellIntentionedExtremist AntiVillain who just wants to build a home for her people, Jigo is a more clear-cut villain, being motivated purely by greed; and to top it all off, he serves as the FinalBoss who Ashitaka and San have to confront during the film's climax.
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* BigBad: In all but name. Nearly every bit of misfortune can be traced back to him: He's the ManBehindTheMan for Lady Eboshi, her Eboshi's effort to destroy the forest and its spiritual denizens, and, by extension, and is therefore indirectly responsible for Ashitaka's curse; also, while Eboshi herself is a WellIntentionedExtremist AntiVillain who just wants to build a home for her people, Jigo is a more clear-cut villain, being motivated purely by greed; and to top it all off, he serves as the FinalBoss who Ashitaka and San have to confront during the film's climax.
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* BigBad: In all but name. Practically every bad thing that happens in the story can be traced back to him: He's the ManBehindTheMan for Lady Eboshi and, by extension, her effort to destroy the forest and its spiritual denizens; also, while Eboshi herself is a WellIntentionedExtremist AntiVillain who just wants to build a home for her people, Jigo is a more clear-cut villain, being motivated purely by greed; to top it all off, he serves as the FinalBoss who Ashitaka and San have to confront during the film's climax.
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* BigBad: In all but name. Practically Nearly every bad thing that happens in the story bit of misfortune can be traced back to him: He's the ManBehindTheMan for Lady Eboshi and, by extension, Eboshi, her effort to destroy the forest and its spiritual denizens; denizens, and, by extension, Ashitaka's curse; also, while Eboshi herself is a WellIntentionedExtremist AntiVillain who just wants to build a home for her people, Jigo is a more clear-cut villain, being motivated purely by greed; and to top it all off, he serves as the FinalBoss who Ashitaka and San have to confront during the film's climax.
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* AmplifiedAnimalAptitude: Downplayed. Yakul shows no unrealistic abilities - just the natural athleticism of a mountain beast and the affection of a well-trained domesticated animal. It might be argued that he's awfully smart for a member of the deer family, though.
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** Downplayed. Yakul shows no unrealistic abilities - just the natural athleticism of a mountain beast and the affection of a well-trained domesticated animal. It might be argued that he's awfully smart for a member of the deer family, though.
** Downplayed. Yakul shows no unrealistic abilities - just the natural athleticism of a mountain beast and the affection of a well-trained domesticated animal. It might be argued that he's awfully smart for a member of the deer family, though.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: She comes very close to killing Ashitaka with her knife to his Addams apple, but after she witness the forest sprit heal him she warms up to him.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: She comes very close to killing Ashitaka with her knife to his Addams apple, but after she witness witnesses the forest sprit spirits heal him him, she warms up to him.
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* NiceGuy: [[AllLovingHero Doesn't want a war to start between humans and forest spirits?]] Check. [[BigBrotherInstinct Killed a boar spirit when it head towards his younger sister, Kaya?]] Check. [[FriendToAllLivingThings Has a deep respect for the forest spirits, that may only be second]] [[NatureHero to San?]] Check.
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* NiceGuy: [[AllLovingHero Doesn't want a war to start between humans and forest spirits?]] Check. [[BigBrotherInstinct Killed a boar spirit when it head headed towards his younger sister, Kaya?]] Check. [[FriendToAllLivingThings Has a deep respect for the forest spirits, that may only be second]] [[NatureHero to San?]] Check.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Even their own mother doesn't name them in the film when addressing them!TalkingAnimals
* ThoseTwoGuys: Even their own mother doesn't name them in the film when addressing them!
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* LeitMotif: ''The Legend of Ashitaka'. Which is sometimes played as a gentle melancholy tune or as an epic crescendo of passion.
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* LeitMotif: {{Leitmotif}}: ''The Legend of Ashitaka'. Which is sometimes played as a gentle melancholy tune or as an epic crescendo of passion.
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* DentedIron: Although she survives a close-range blast of a black-powder cannon, being bathed in a jet of Greek fire and falling about three hundred feet off a massive cliff, clipping the side at least once and being swept downriver; Eboshi's bullet condemns her to be greatly weakened and eventually paralyzes her hind legs.
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* DentedIron: Although she survives a close-range blast of a black-powder cannon, being bathed in a jet of Greek fire from a fire lance and falling about three hundred feet off a massive cliff, clipping the side at least once and being swept downriver; Eboshi's bullet condemns her to be greatly weakened and eventually paralyzes her hind legs.
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* MadeOfIron: Flaming arrows don't affect the boar gods at all and Moro is seen to be mostly unhurt after being set on fire and thrown off a cliff.
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* MadeOfIron: Flaming arrows don't affect the boar gods at all and Moro is seen to be mostly unhurt after being shot, set on fire and thrown off a cliff.
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* AmplifiedAnimalAptitude: Subverted. Yakul shows no unrealistic abilities - just the natural athleticism of a mountain beast and the affection of a well-trained domesticated animal. It might be argued that he's awfully smart for a member of the deer family, though.
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* DyingCurse: After being killed by Ashitaka, he says, "Disgusting little creatures. Soon, all of you will feel my hate and suffer as ''I'' have suffered."
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* FamousLastWords: After being killed by Ashitaka, he says, "Disgusting little creatures. Soon, all of you will feel my hate and suffer as ''I'' have suffered."
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* CowardlyLion: He's terrified about going through the forbidden forest, logically fearing another attack from the wolves or from Shishigami. However, he also freaks out at the little kodama, who are extremely cute and extremely harmless.
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* WouldHitAGirl: Clearly has no problem attacking a village of (as far as he believes) defenseless women while their men are away. The Iron Town women and lepers swiftly disabuse him of the notion that they can't fight back.