r/retroanime2000

Mais uma Recomendação. Agora é um Anime de Comédia e Slice of Life sobre duas Irmãs que possuem um Amor fraternal bem grande:😏

Ah, mas é um Yuri do Tipo Amizade muito forte, entende? Neste Caso é Amor fraternal.

Têm apenas 4 Protagonistas e todas são Garotas. Inclusive um pequeno Quadrado amoroso.

A de Cabelo branco (Sakuya) é fofa e irritante, pois ela apaixonada pela de Cabelo castanho (Kanade). Mas não atrapalha em nada.

Este é o Anime dos Anos 2000 mais bonito que assisti na Vida. Tipo, ele tem uma Beleza básica maravilhosa!🤩

Me lembra School Days por algum Motivo:🤔

(A Diferença é que Candy Boy é bom):😒

Ele é bem curto e tu pode ver ele em um Dia, pois são só 10 Episódios.

Sugiro fazer uma Pesquisa rápida, pq ele meio que tem uma Ordem cronológica.

Nome do Anime: Candy Boy (2007-2009).

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Nota pessoais...

Minha Experiência com esse Anime é um pouquinho peculiar, pois assisti ele pela primeira vez há muito Tempo. E quando fui fazer minha Lista de Animes, excluí ele pq acho que esqueci. Aí vi ele de novo nessa Manhã como se fosse a primeira:😵‍💫

E o Anime têm literalmente 3 Diálogos sobre Peitos e nenhuma Cena de Ecchi acontece. Acho isto um Desperdício, pq algumas Personagens têm Peitos médios grandes e estas Características não são aproveitadas:😞

Garotas peitudas merecem Reconhecimento:🗣️✊🪧

Enfim, foi isso.

So today I finally watched Studio Ghibli's movie Ponyo! Out of all the Ghibli movies available with dubbing on Netflix, I had watched every single one except for this last one remaining.

​To be completely honest, whenever I saw images or posters for it, I used to think it would be way too childish and that I probably wouldn't enjoy it much. It also gave off a very Disney esque vibe. Even while watching the film, the opera style music playing during the opening and closing credits reinforced that Disney feeling a bit. So yeah, before watching, I expected it to feel childish, and while watching it, sure, it is meant for kids, Miyazaki did made it specifically with children in mind, yet I still enjoyed it immensely!

​Ghibli movies have a way of making kids actually feel like real kids, and that was very true here as well. The movie was super cute and deeply heartwarming. The scene where Sosuke makes paper boats for the elderly women at the care center was something I really loved. He gives a blue paper boat to the old woman who was scared when she first saw Ponyo. Plus, that old lady isn't just constantly grumpy, she genuinely cares for Sosuke too.

​Sosuke's mom was really nice as well, though in my opinion, leaving her young child alone like that wasn't entirely right, she felt a bit careless to me. When the storm hit and the officer warned them against taking that dangerous road, she didn't listen to him either, even if she didn't care about herself, she should have at least considered Sosuke's safety. But it's not like she was completely irresponsible, she clearly loves Sosuke deeply. I feel like her frustration and irritable mood stemmed from Sosuke's dad being away. (Maybe I'm overthinking this!)

​Ponyo's parents were also very interesting, especially her dad, Fujimoto, I really liked him. That's another wonderful thing about Ghibli films, there are no straightforward, pure villains.

​I read somewhere that Miyazaki wanted to develop a sequel to this, and honestly, seeing that would have been super interesting. The underwater world and the overall visuals throughout the film felt incredibly unique and stunning.