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* GoldenTranslator: Creator/NeilGaiman was hired to punch up the script of the English dub.
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** The apes are hostile to San (being human) and the wolves (presumably for adopting her) and throw branches at them whenever they interact. They also blame anything bad that happens on San saying SHE brought in bad things (due to her being human) despite the fact that she's been trying to help fight the humans.
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* [[ChekhovsGun Chekhov's]] [[AnAesop Aesop]]:
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* [[ChekhovsGun Chekhov's]] [[AnAesop Aesop]]:aesop:
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* AnAesop: War, greed, and hatred [[CycleOfRevenge only escalate]], corrupting everyone in the process.
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* ArcherArchetype: While a skilled swordsman, Ashitaka's truly badass feats are performed with his bow. He also proves himself perfectly capable of living alone in the wilderness without other people.
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* HistoricalFantasy: The movie is set in Muromachi period Japan, which takes place around the years 1336-1573, combined with fantasy elements such as giant [[TalkingAnimals talking animals]] and creatures based from Myth/JapaneseMythology.
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** When Ashitaka and Jiko-Bou are walking together, look at the background and you'll see carefully animated birds flying around the entire scene, an extreme level of detail that truly gives life to the world.
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** When Ashitaka and Jiko-Bou Jigo are walking together, look at the background and you'll see carefully animated birds flying around the entire scene, an extreme level of detail that truly gives life to the world.world.
** Jigo tells Ashitaka that his intervention in the samurai attack seen earlier helped him escape. Rewatch the scene where the people try to escape, and you ''can'' actually see him running away.
** Jigo tells Ashitaka that his intervention in the samurai attack seen earlier helped him escape. Rewatch the scene where the people try to escape, and you ''can'' actually see him running away.
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* HonorBeforeReason: The boars are a ProudWarriorRace and would rather fight and die than to make deals with the humans about the usage of the forest. [[spoiler: They all die in a final CurbStompBattle.]]
* HonorBeforeReason: The boars are a ProudWarriorRace and would rather fight and die than to make deals with the humans about the usage of the forest. [[spoiler: They all die in a final CurbStompBattle.]]
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%%* {{Mascot}}: The kodama (tree spirits).
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* GunpowderFantasy: The setting is based on the early modern period of Japan, where firearms and industry were becoming major factors in Japanese culture and beginning to displace older cultural and technological norms, and Lady Eboshi runs an extensive foundry operation in Irontown that most notably manufactures matchlock muskets. These are [[FirearmsAreRevolutionary a complete game-changer]] in the movie's HistoricalFantasy version of Japan: iron musket balls from her weapons mortally wound both the Boar God and Moro the Wolf God, and are light enough to be used effectively against attacking {{samurai}} by her militia.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: A curious example; in the original Japanese recording Kaya is Ashitaka's betrothed, while in the English dub she's his little sister. Neil Gaiman, who wrote the English script, [[https://www.tor.com/2017/01/09/looking-back-at-princess-mononoke-after-20-years/ has no idea when the change came in.]]
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* TechnicolorEyes: At least in the restored, HD release. Despite the realistic design for human characters and the action taking place in Japan, both Ashitaka and San have purple-gray eyes (she also has greenish hair). Could be HandWaved in case of the prince, since he's Emishi (still highly unlikely), but not even the flimsiest excuse exists for San.
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* TechnicolorEyes: At least in the restored, HD release. Despite the realistic design for human characters and the action taking place in Japan, both Ashitaka and San have purple-gray blue-gray eyes (she also has greenish hair). Could be HandWaved in case of the prince, since he's Emishi (still highly unlikely), but not even the flimsiest excuse exists for San.
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* TechnicolorEyes: Despite the realistic design for human characters and the action taking place in Japan, both Ashitaka and San have purple-gray eyes. Could be HandWaved in case of the prince, since he's Emishi (still highly unlikely), but not even the flimsiest excuse exists for San.
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* NatureVersusTechnology: Part of the conflict: Lady Eboshi and Iron Town's industrialization and pollution damages the surrounding nature, which retaliates through various nature deities attacking the village. However, the movie also shows that technology empowers humans, and that the best way to live is by advancing in harmony with nature.
