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Character Analysis: Hayao Miyazaki

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JAPANESSE ANIMATION (HAYAO MIYAZAKI)

Born in January, 5, 1941 the animator, director, producer, screenwriter, author and manga artist this person is also known as one of the world greatest animators. He also attains as a masterful storyteller in making anime films and hi’s also getting along with Isao Tahkahata and also as o-funder in Studio Ghibli. This person is good in making anime films and make his films can expand through the western nation. He also gets invites comparisons from America Walt Disney and America director Steven Spielberg and Orson Welles. With his skill he can’t build a great character and make his names know around the world know he is greatest animators Hayao Miyazaki. But how Hayao Miyazaki makes the great character that give impact to the world. In animation films create by Hayao Miyazaki, Princess Mononoke one the great animation films that he created. In this film Hayao Miyazaki makes the heroin character appearances Princess Mononoke or San, San is a beautiful woman with the average create a ragged clothing and a cape made from wolf fur and she appears with red war paint on her face. Hayao Miyazaki puts a great personality in this character like stubborn and protective, this is because the character a primary protect by the forest and animals. This character, San also rejected her own humanity because she lives in the forest and think herself only as wolf not human. Despite in this story she falls in love with Asitaka. Hayao Miyazaki also

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