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ROUND-UP: The News In Anime 10/19/2020-10/23/2020
This week's anime news is all about MORE
How much anime is TOO MUCH anime? Trick question, you can never have too much. Hit the jump to see what's coming your way in the anime industry.
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Studio Ghibli Releases More HD Images to Add to Your Wallpaper Collection
Suzuki asks people to "continue to use ... common sense" when posting the images
Studio Ghibli just keeps on giving, releasing more very high-quality images from six works from the anime studio's back catalog. Howl's Moving Castle, Whisper of the Heart, Princess Mononoke, and three more works feature in this release, giving anime and film fans more images to add to their wallpaper collection. Check out all the films after the jump!
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Watch as Hayao Miyazaki Samples Sweet New Food at the Ghibli Museum Cafe
The Straw Hat Cafe has gone through some major changes in the last few months
After being closed for a few months this year due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the Ghibli Museum and accompanying Straw Hat Cafe have re-opened. Needing to try out the new food at the cafe, Hayao Miyazaki and pals took some time off from animating his next film to sample the new menu! Watch the video after the jump!
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Studio Ghibli Releases HD Images from Anime Films, Asks Fans to Use "Common Sense" With Them
HD stills from Spirited Away, Arrietty, Marnie, and more released
Studio Ghibli announced on their website today they will be will releasing high-quality images from all their films on the website in batches starting from this month. With 50 images released of 8 movies so far, there's a lot of choice for your next wallpaper background. Learn more after the jump!
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3DCG Modeler Renders Iconic Nausicaä Scenes for VR Formats
Tokyo-based artist Granicoph has published two scenes inspired by the classic 1984 anime film
Tokyo-based 3DCG artist / character modeler Granicoph has used 3DCG rendering to re-create two iconic scenes from Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, the classic 1984 pre-Studio Ghibli / Hayao Miyazaki anime theatrical film, and has published these scenes to Sketchfab, a platform which specializes in artwork designed to be experienced in augmented reality or virtual reality environments. Hit the jump to learn more.
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QUIZ: What Anime Food Dish Are You?
Have you ever wondered what anime food best reflects who you are? Then look no further, this quiz is for you!
With a batch of tasty dishes included from Studio Ghibli films, Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Toriko, and much more, take this quiz and find out where you fit within the flavorful world of anime cuisine.
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FEATURE: Anime Explained Celebrates the Music & Sound Design of Studio Ghibli
Video essay examines the efforts of composer Joe Hisaishi with a close look at Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
The Studio Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan is re-opening to the general public on September 05, 2020, and there's no time like the present to take another look at the landmark animated works of Hayao Miyazaki that have won critical acclaim and fan adulation all over the world. Hit the jump to join Tim Lyu and Crunchyroll's Anime Explained video essay series as they explore how Miyazaki uses music and sound in his films with a close examination of the classic 1984 animated environmental film, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.
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Ghibli Museum Reopens to Everyone in Japan in September
Museum previously reopened in mid-July to Mitaka residents only
The magical Studio Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo, is re-opening its doors to everyone in September – if you're in the country of course. Previously, the museum closed in March due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic getting worse in Japan but re-opened in mid-July to residents of Mitaka City, with tickets being sold in a lottery system. Read more after the jump.
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ESSAY: Kiki's Delivery Service: Not Just For Kids
Kiki's Delivery Service holds surprises in unexpected places
Kiki's Delivery Service is a girl's coming of age story, but what does it have for its older audience? Find out after the jump!
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