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[[WMG: A big Hollywood studio will make a LiveActionAdaptation of the book, with no relation to the Studio Ghibli movie other than sharing source material.]]
Given the state of the film and TV industry right now, it's just a matter of time. It will most likely be another movie, but a TV series for streaming with each season depicting one of the books, like the new series being worked on for ''Literature/HarryPotter'' and ''Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'', shouldn't be ruled out.
Given the state of the film and TV industry right now, it's just a matter of time. It will most likely be another movie, but a TV series for streaming with each season depicting one of the books, like the new series being worked on for ''Literature/HarryPotter'' and ''Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'', shouldn't be ruled out.
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* In the movie, unlike in the book, the Witch of the Waste pulls a HeelFaceTurn as a result of Suliman depowering her. A logical explanation for this is that, unlike in the book, her fire demon hadn't yet completely consumed her heart (hence why she's not as villainous even before she turns.) That meant that when Suliman depowered her, her contract with her fire demon was broken and she got enough of her heart back to start to care about people again and slowly recover.
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[[WMG: In the Movie, the Witch of the Waste's heart hadn't yet been completely consumed by her fire demon, and she got it back when Suliman depowered her]]
* In the movie, unlike in the book, the Witch of the Waste pulls a HeelFaceTurn as a result of Suliman depowering her. A logical explanation for this is that, unlike in the book, her fire demon hadn't yet completely consumed her heart (hence why she's not as villainous even before she turns.) That meant that when Suliman depowered her, her contract with her fire demon was broken and she got enough of her heart back to start to care about people again and slowly recover.
* In the movie, unlike in the book, the Witch of the Waste pulls a HeelFaceTurn as a result of Suliman depowering her. A logical explanation for this is that, unlike in the book, her fire demon hadn't yet completely consumed her heart (hence why she's not as villainous even before she turns.) That meant that when Suliman depowered her, her contract with her fire demon was broken and she got enough of her heart back to start to care about people again and slowly recover.
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[[WMG: Film!Howl, [[Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub Tamaki]], [[Manga/TsubasaReservoirChronicle Fai]], and [[Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia France]] are all the same person.]]
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[[WMG: Film!Howl, [[Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub Tamaki]], [[Manga/TsubasaReservoirChronicle Fai]], and [[Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia [[Webcomic/HetaliaAxisPowers France]] are all the same person.]]
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* How fell in love with Sophie because Calcifer, who held his heart, fell in love with her as well. Youc an see at the end when she kisses him, he reacts rather flustered. So. That'll be a fun threeway for her.
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* How Howl fell in love with Sophie because Calcifer, who held his heart, fell in love with her as well. Youc an He got to know hwe and spent time with her just like Markl. You can see at the end when she kisses him, he reacts rather flustered. So. That'll be a fun threeway for her.
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* How fell in love with Sophie because Calcifer, who held his heart, fell in love with her as well. Youc an see at the end when she kisses him, he reacts rather flustered. So. That'll be a fun threeway for her.
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She married a nice, rich man but after giving birth to their daughter she either died or divorced her husband, never to appear again. Anyway, she named her daughter.. ''[[Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog Charlotte LaBoeuff]]''!
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She married a nice, rich man but after giving birth to their daughter she either died or divorced her husband, never to appear again. Anyway, she named her daughter.. ''[[Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog ''[[WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog Charlotte LaBoeuff]]''!
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[[WMG: Film!Howl is really a [[MightyMorphinPowerRangers Tengu]].]]
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[[WMG: Film!Howl is really a [[MightyMorphinPowerRangers [[Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers Tengu]].]]
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[[WMG: Suliman's servant boys are magic beings based on Howl]]
Those ever-present identical little boys of Suliman's look suspiciously like a young teenage version of Howl, albeit with his dyed blond hair rather than his natural color. Perhaps Suliman was secretly a little taken with her underage student?
Those ever-present identical little boys of Suliman's look suspiciously like a young teenage version of Howl, albeit with his dyed blond hair rather than his natural color. Perhaps Suliman was secretly a little taken with her underage student?
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[[WMG: Calcifer is now bound to Sophie, not to Howl.]]
In the end of the movie, Calcifer shouts about how he's free... and then immediately forms the second incarnation of the castle, making it seem like he might not be free after all. It would make sense that, because he no longer possesses Howl's heart, he's bound to Sophie because he possesses her lock of hair.
In the end of the movie, Calcifer shouts about how he's free... and then immediately forms the second incarnation of the castle, making it seem like he might not be free after all. It would make sense that, because he no longer possesses Howl's heart, he's bound to Sophie because he possesses her lock of hair.
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** The author revealed in an interview that Howl was running from the brothers of a girl he had a liaison with in Wales when he accidentally stumbled into Ingary.
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[[WMG: [[TheBorrowerArrietty Sho/Shaun]] grows up to be the film [[Anime/HowlsMovingCastle Howl]].]]
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Spoilers for TheBorrowerArrietty, with facts from both the book and the movie versions of Literature/HowlsMovingCastle.
At the end of the TheBorrowerArrietty, the ending is ambiguous (Japanese) or he lives, (American). I posit that the answer is both, that is, he died in Japan, but he lived on in another dimension, the dimension from [=HMC=].
At the end of the TheBorrowerArrietty, the ending is ambiguous (Japanese) or he lives, (American). I posit that the answer is both, that is, he died in Japan, but he lived on in another dimension, the dimension from [=HMC=].
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Spoilers for TheBorrowerArrietty, ''Anime/{{Arrietty}}'', with facts from both the book and the movie versions of Literature/HowlsMovingCastle.
At the end ofthe TheBorrowerArrietty, ''Anime/{{Arrietty}}'', the ending is ambiguous (Japanese) or he lives, (American). I posit that the answer is both, that is, he died in Japan, but he lived on in another dimension, the dimension from [=HMC=].
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* LOL. That's too plausible.
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* LOL. That's The movie gives him more screen time and paints him in a noble-tragic hero light. Even the hilarious orange hair scene, which is hilarious because it is at his expense, has him stealing the show. This is only too plausible.
plausible for him.
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She married a nice, rich man but after giving birth to their daughter she either died or divorced her husband, never to appear again. Anyway, three guesses to what she named her daughter's name is..daughter.. ''[[Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog Charlotte LaBoeuff]]''!
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Because after all, there can't be a WMG page without a Doctor Who reference.
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Because after all, there can't be a WMG page without a Doctor Who reference.
reference. Seriously, the castle is BiggerOnTheInside, it can travel easily though space and physical dimensions. Even time travel is possible. This means it is a T.A.R.D.I.S. Howl's shapeshifting and hair color shifting are variants of regeneration.
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The witch says nothing about the conditions to break her curse, only [[spoiler: Turniphead's]]. Sophie is shown throughout the film as appearing as old as she feels but with grey hair, and [[spoiler: her new significant other Howl]] can likely see a person's true form as easily as looking through the reflections on the surface of water. The Witch [[LiquidAssets stole Sophie's age age]] while flying through her in order to fuel her own magic and "beauty", and Sophie is only young as long as her willpower and emotional state allow her to get over the mere fact that she's not whateverteen any more (except in the chronological sense).
* Not true, Calcifer said he would break Sophie's curse if she broke his contract with Howl, and demons have to keep their promises. Her hair just stayed silver as an side effect.
* Various theories. But, to note, while Sophie's age doesn't vary in the book, her curse is broken the instant she puts Howl's heart back and Calcifer is free, but attention is never brought to it except that Howl asks what colour she would call her hair.
* Not true, Calcifer said he would break Sophie's curse if she broke his contract with Howl, and demons have to keep their promises. Her hair just stayed silver as an side effect.
* Various theories. But, to note, while Sophie's age doesn't vary in the book, her curse is broken the instant she puts Howl's heart back and Calcifer is free, but attention is never brought to it except that Howl asks what colour she would call her hair.
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The witch says nothing about the conditions to break her curse, only [[spoiler: Turniphead's]]. Sophie is shown throughout the film as appearing as old as she feels but with grey hair, and [[spoiler: her new significant other Howl]] can likely see a person's true form as easily as looking through the reflections on the surface of water. The Witch [[LiquidAssets stole Sophie's age age]] ]] while flying through her in order to fuel her own magic and "beauty", and Sophie is only young as long as her willpower and emotional state allow her to get over the mere fact that she's not whateverteen any more (except in the chronological sense).
*Not true, Jossed. Calcifer said he would break Sophie's curse if she broke his contract with Howl, and demons have to keep their promises. Her hair just stayed silver as an side effect.
* Various theories. But, toeffect. To note, while Sophie's age doesn't vary in the book, her curse is broken the instant she puts Howl's heart back and Calcifer is free, but attention is never brought to it except that Howl asks what colour she would call her hair.
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** This makes perfect sense since Creator/JohnLasseter worked on ''Princess'' and he is good friends with Miyazaki, often sneaking in references to his movies, like the less-subtle giant Totoro plushie in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3''.
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* The awkwardness might have been caused by the fact up until that point (when they'd been transformed back), she'd been taking care of Morgan as a cat and wasn't so sure about how to take care of Morgan as a human just then. Cats have their instincts to rely on when giving birth and nursing their kittens but a human mother would naturally have a different motherly instinct. It would have felt super weird because she'd already been caring for Morgan a certain way as a cat, but now that she's human, she's back to square one! Sure she had experience looking after her younger sisters, but they really weren't that much younger than her. This is the first time she's ever looked after a human infant - her own child.
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She married a nice, rich man but after giving birth to their daughter she either died or divorced her husband, never to appear again. Anyway, three guesses to what her daughter's name is.. ''[[ThePrincessAndTheFrog ''[[Disney/ThePrincessAndTheFrog Charlotte LaBoeuff]]''!
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**LOL. That's too plausible.
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He's extremely skilled and powerful, has magical powers, loves shiny objects (just look at his bedroom!), and most importantly is a humanoid bird-creature. It fits too well.
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He's extremely skilled and powerful, arrogant, has magical powers, loves shiny objects (just look at his bedroom!), lives in the mountains, and most importantly is a humanoid bird-creature. It fits too well.
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[[WMG: Howl is indeed a Tengu, but [[{{Tengu}} the mythical kind]].]]
He's extremely skilled and powerful, has magical powers, loves shiny objects (just look at his bedroom!), and most importantly is a humanoid bird-creature. It fits too well.
He's extremely skilled and powerful, has magical powers, loves shiny objects (just look at his bedroom!), and most importantly is a humanoid bird-creature. It fits too well.
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** This makes perfect sense since JohnLasseter worked on ''Princess'' and he is good friends with Miyazaki, often sneaking in references to his movies, like the less-subtle giant Totoro plushie in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3''.
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** This makes perfect sense since JohnLasseter Creator/JohnLasseter worked on ''Princess'' and he is good friends with Miyazaki, often sneaking in references to his movies, like the less-subtle giant Totoro plushie in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3''.
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Xanatos Gambit as clever complicated plan miuse.
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[[WMG: Most of the movie events were part of a XanatosGambit by Suliman]]
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[[WMG: Most of the movie events were part of a XanatosGambit planned by Suliman]]
