Every Aircraft in Hayao Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli Films

[@MANNY100123]

I have to admit! Ghibli has some REALLY cool ideas when it comes to Aircrafts! I need to watch some of these films again sometime :D

[@gundam5281]

As a huge fan of aircraft, this was always one of my favourite aspects of Ghibli films!

[@Gravity_studioss]

0:41 I rewatched this movie a million times, yet I never realized that this ship is not the Goliath, but rather an unarmed version of the same model. Truly insane attention to detail for something we see so little of

[@kazunoriN]

宮崎駿は昔から航空や飛行機械が好きでした。彼の芸術に本当に感謝しています。

[@tucksiver8763]

Yes, the necklace counts.

[@shimakaze_maru_maru]

6:24　Perhaps this is a fantasy of the Type 92 heavy bomber. (九二式重爆撃機　キ２０　Ki-20) This aircraft received license production permission from Germany and was used in small quantities in Japan.

[@robbypolter6689]

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[@Gravity_studioss]

Yes, it looks similar to the Ju G38 shown in the next clip

[@mahatmarandy5977]

I don’t know ow why, but this made me very weepy

[@frosti8787]

Understandable, they're beautiful

[@connormclernon26]

For the historical airplanes, they were from a time when flying was very much a new frontier. People were still learning how airplanes worked. It was a time of bold innovation, of pushing the boundaries of what was possible.

[@wormrose01]

There were also some interesting aircraft in Miyazaki's "Future Boy Conan".

[@Sam_T2000]

love this shizz! I just saw _Nausicaa_ in the theatre for the first time in my life, and I think the further back you go in Miyazaki’s career, the cooler the ship designs get 👌

[@pepperz3002]

At 6:24 it's either a Tupolev TB-3 (Russian bomber) or as other commenters have mentioned the Mitsubishi Ki-20 (Japanese bomber).

[@IntyMichael]

The unknown Japanese bomber was a Junkers G38 which Mitsubishi built in license. They built 6 of them.

[@robbypolter6689]

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[@Eurekaairline9205]

I want to become a Pilot

[@teaandmedals]

1:58 is a Handley Page H.P.42 Airliner.

[@Droobie03]

For some of the movies, I wonder how thick the atmosphere is for the big things to be lifted with such impractical thruster tech.

[@dreamexxx]

You are questioning the functionality of aircraft that exist in the same worlds as magis levitating stones and walking fortresses.

[@jenncoyle1566]

You need to do the 1925 The lost world!

[@radiojunk8865]

Add “Gigant” from Future Boy Conan

[@nicholasmeador2874]

The necklace lol

[@FemtoKitten]

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