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* CreatorBacklash: As per usual, Miyazaki is not proud of a lot of his work on this film/series. Much of the commentary accompanying various watercolour posters in the artbook are him saying how drawings "look[ed] wrong" or were too difficult to make or something else. The guy is known to be one of the most relentless self-critics in existence ''and'' has a well-deserved reputation for grouchiness, so this is just par for the course. At this point, most fans ignore him when he criticizes himself.
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* CreatorBacklash: As per usual, Miyazaki is not proud of a lot of his work on this film/series.film/series (he scored the film version 65 out of 100). Much of the commentary accompanying various watercolour posters in the artbook are him saying how drawings "look[ed] wrong" or were too difficult to make or something else. The guy is known to be one of the most relentless self-critics in existence ''and'' has a well-deserved reputation for grouchiness, so this is just par for the course. At this point, most fans ignore him when he criticizes himself.
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* HeyItsThatSound: Some of the roars for the various bug monsters featured throughout the film were recycled from ''Film/SpaceAmoeba''.
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** During Creator/StreamlinePictures' lifetime, they planned on doing an uncut redub of the film long before Creator/{{Disney}} did so. It couldn't go through due to [[ScrewedByTheLawyers legal issues]] with [[Creator/RogerCorman New World Pictures]] owning the North American distribution rights at the time.
** Creator/MangaEntertainment also planned on rereleasing the film, but [[ScrewedByTheLawyers legal issues]] with Creator/{{Disney}} prevented it from happening. And if Manga were to rerelease the film, they would legally only be able to rerelease the ''Warriors of the Wind'' ReCut, which they thought would not sell well.
** Creator/MangaEntertainment also planned on rereleasing the film, but [[ScrewedByTheLawyers legal issues]] with Creator/{{Disney}} prevented it from happening. And if Manga were to rerelease the film, they would legally only be able to rerelease the ''Warriors of the Wind'' ReCut, which they thought would not sell well.
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* TheWikiRule: [[http://nausicaa.wikia.com/wiki/Nausicaa_Of_The_Valley_Of_The_Wind_Wiki The Nausicaä Wiki]].
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** More darkly, the accelerating destruction of Earth's environment since the end of the Cold War, combined with the surprising recovery of the environment in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, have shown the ethos behind the creation of the God Warriors to be terrifyingly prescient.
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** As the English dub was produced by Disney, this is inevitable. Fortunately, they put together a pretty solid cast for this one – standouts include Creator/PatrickStewart as Yupa, Creator/EdwardJamesOlmos as Mito, Creator/UmaThurman as Kushana, Creator/MarkHamill as the Mayor of Pejite, and they even brought in well-known traditional voice actors – Creator/TressMacNeille plays three different women (most notably Obaba), [[JimCummings1952 Jim Cummings]] is one of the old Valley men, Creator/JeffBennett as Gikkuri, Creator/FrankWelker plays Gol, [[CrossRegionalVoiceActing and]] Emily Bauer voices Lastelle; with Creator/JodiBenson as Lastelle's mother. With narration duties provided by Creator/TonyJay.
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** As the English dub was produced by Disney, this is inevitable. Fortunately, they put together a pretty solid cast for this one – standouts include Creator/PatrickStewart as Yupa, Creator/EdwardJamesOlmos as Mito, Creator/UmaThurman as Kushana, Creator/MarkHamill as the Mayor of Pejite, and they even brought in well-known traditional voice actors – Creator/TressMacNeille plays three different women (most notably Obaba), [[JimCummings1952 [[Creator/JimCummings1952 Jim Cummings]] is one of the old Valley men, Creator/JeffBennett as Gikkuri, Creator/FrankWelker plays Gol, [[CrossRegionalVoiceActing and]] Emily Bauer voices Lastelle; with Creator/JodiBenson as Lastelle's mother. With narration duties provided by Creator/TonyJay.
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** As the English dub was produced by Disney, this is inevitable. Fortunately, they put together a pretty solid cast for this one – standouts include Creator/PatrickStewart as Yupa, Creator/EdwardJamesOlmos as Mito, Creator/UmaThurman as Kushana, Creator/MarkHamill as the Mayor of Pejite, and they even brought in well-known traditional voice actors – Creator/TressMacNeille plays three different women (most notably Obaba), Creator/JimCummings is one of the old Valley men, Creator/JeffBennett as Gikkuri, Creator/FrankWelker plays Gol, [[CrossRegionalVoiceActing and]] Emily Bauer voices Lastelle; with Creator/JodiBenson as Lastelle's mother. With narration duties provided by Creator/TonyJay.
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** As the English dub was produced by Disney, this is inevitable. Fortunately, they put together a pretty solid cast for this one – standouts include Creator/PatrickStewart as Yupa, Creator/EdwardJamesOlmos as Mito, Creator/UmaThurman as Kushana, Creator/MarkHamill as the Mayor of Pejite, and they even brought in well-known traditional voice actors – Creator/TressMacNeille plays three different women (most notably Obaba), Creator/JimCummings [[JimCummings1952 Jim Cummings]] is one of the old Valley men, Creator/JeffBennett as Gikkuri, Creator/FrankWelker plays Gol, [[CrossRegionalVoiceActing and]] Emily Bauer voices Lastelle; with Creator/JodiBenson as Lastelle's mother. With narration duties provided by Creator/TonyJay.
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* CreatorBacklash: As per usual, Miyazaki is not proud of a lot of his work on this film/series. Much of the commentary accompanying various watercolour posters in the artbook are him saying how drawings "look[ed] wrong" or were too difficult to make or something else. The guy is known to be one of the most relentless self-critics in existence ''and'' has a well-deserved reputation for grouchiness, so this is just par for the course. At this point, most fans ignore him when he criticizes himself.
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* DuelingMovies: With Creator/DavidLynch's ''Film/Dune1984''. Both are films set in a DesertPunk vision of the distant future, with various giant insects/worms, a blend of medieval and futuristic styles, and a MessianicArchetype protagonist. In fact, Miyazaki himself stated that the original ''Literature/{{Dune}}'' book was an inspiration for the film and manga. Many audiences in Japan have compared the two films as ''Dune'' premiered just a few months after ''Nausicaä''. ''Nausicaä'' was a massive blockbuster success in Japan. ''Dune'' still performed decently and was [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more beloved by Japanese audiences than most other territories]], but even its Japanese success was not enough to save the film from being a BoxOfficeBomb. Ironically, the American [[CoversAlwaysLie cover art]] for the ''Warriors of the Wind'' version made it look like TheMockbuster to multiple different '70s and '80s blockbusters, among them ''Film/{{Dune|1984}}'' and ''Film/StarWars''.
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* DuelingMovies: With Creator/DavidLynch's ''Film/Dune1984''. Both are films set in a DesertPunk vision of the distant future, with various giant insects/worms, a blend of medieval and futuristic styles, and a MessianicArchetype protagonist. In fact, Miyazaki himself stated that the original ''Literature/{{Dune}}'' book was an inspiration for the film and manga. Many audiences in Japan have compared the two films as ''Dune'' premiered just a few months after ''Nausicaä''. ''Nausicaä'' was a massive blockbuster success in Japan. ''Dune'' still performed decently and was [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more beloved by Japanese audiences than most other territories]], but even its Japanese success was not enough to save the film from being a BoxOfficeBomb. Ironically, the American [[CoversAlwaysLie cover art]] for the ''Warriors of the Wind'' version made it look like TheMockbuster to multiple different '70s and '80s blockbusters, among them ''Film/{{Dune|1984}}'' and ''Film/StarWars''.''Franchise/StarWars''.
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* OldShame: As per usual, Miyazaki is not proud of a lot of his work on this film/series. Much of the commentary accompanying various watercolour posters in the artbook are him saying how drawings "look[ed] wrong" or were too difficult to make or something else. The guy is known to be one of the most relentless self-critics in existence ''and'' has a well-deserved reputation for grouchiness, so this is just par for the course. At this point, most fans ignore him when he criticizes himself.
