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Hayao Miyazaki es distinguido principalmente por su trabajo para Studio Ghibli, que fundó junto con el fallecido —hace no mucho— Isao Takahata. Su obra de animación es conocida en el mundo entero y ha sido considerada como de las mejores del mundo dentro de la industria. Ahora bien, no tantos conocen su corta carrera como dibujante de manga, no tan prolífica como la otra, pero con obras de inestimable valor, como la que reseño. Ambientada en un mundo definido a raíz de un apocalipsis, de un desastre natural consecuencia de la masiva industrialización de los humanos, la protagonista es la princesa del Valle del Viento, un estado de la periferia de uno de los dos grandes imperios enfrentados. Por su condición de vasallaje tiene la obligación de acudir a la guerra, cuyo desarrollo se ve condicionada por unos insectos muy particulares que han surgido a raíz de la hecatombe y a los que Nausicaä ha cogido cierto cariño. When a friend pointed me out to this being a read now on Netgalley, I knew I had to give this ago. Unfortunately this book turned out not to be for me and I ended up dnf-ing it at about 30%. This problem lies in part with me and I don’t think this is a bad book at all. It just didn’t work for me.Ghibli's new film "How Do You Live?" grossed over 3.6 billion yen and ranked 2nd in the weekend attendance ranking, up approximately 1.5 billion yen from the previous week]. ORICON NEWS (in Japanese). July 24, 2023. Archived from the original on July 28, 2023 . Retrieved July 30, 2023. in Japanese). Natalie. June 28, 2023. Archived from the original on July 14, 2023 . Retrieved September 12, 2023. There's many things to love about these eleven films and Miyasaki's distinctive worldview and aesthetic make it easy to talk about them as a cohesive group. There's the sumptuous visual style, full of lovingly-rendered landscapes (from the gorgeous countryside of Totoro to the lush forest of Princess Mononoke), cityscapes (Kiki's unforgetable city by the sea, The Wind Rises' Tokyo) and dreamscapes (the marvelous Fukai in Nausicaa, Laputa's titular island in the sky, the ethereal ocean-world of Ponyo) . There's that true sense of the fantastic that marries the enchanting to the horrifying: from Spirited Away's No Face and the undulating demons of Princess Mononoke to Nausicaa's Ohmu. Or the moral seriousness of stories unafraid to flirt with ambiguity or delve into the darkness of real-world politics (think of the bittersweet poignancy of The Wind Rises' elegy to a brutal war machine).