How This Legendary Director's Obsession With a Girl Blew Up His Career

[@Linfamy]

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[@marocat4749]

She and he meet again later and , knock it off? It sounds like a cute progress of a relationship?

[@SuperemeLeaderJ]

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[@darealblazegamer2416]

Can you make a video on the Sohei I think it would be funny

[@theshizl4400]

I felt bad putting off a portrait in art until the last minute and it became my art teacher's favorite piece by any of the students he'd ever taught.

[@Linfamy]

Sometimes it works that way for videos too 😂

[@cathygrandstaff1957]

I like to think of that not as putting off a project but of putting as much time as possible into the concept stage.

[@plucas1]

Ironically, Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro is now considered an all-time classic, and both George Lucas and Steven Spielberg quote it as the one of the major insprations for Raider Of The Lost Ark.

[@gwammeh]

As a former autistic kid who loved watching bugs, I empathize so much with the girl who liked bugs. Heck yeah autistic queen, you keep on doing your thing.

[@anthonybird546]

That was my impression too, she was so awesomely autistic she became a Fuckin' Legend.

[@lainiwakura1776]

You have no proof she was autistic.

[@lyndsaybrown8471]

Was getting those vibes too. Especially since autistics can have difficulty with hygiene.

[@feitme]

​@lainiwakura1776 yeah, I enjoy watching bugs and I'm not autistic. I also struggled with hygiene when I was deeply depressed. I wish people would stop trying to diagnose the long-since deceased from different cultures with different practices. We have no idea how certain environmental and cultural practices would have impacted their personalities and daily struggles since we're so far removed from it. Even professionals can only speculate and give educated guesses, and even those are bound to change as more knowledge is gained.

[@OriginalCreatorSama]

@@lainiwakura1776 Why is a diagnosis necessary to empathize and identify with a character portrayal?

[@jodieg6318]

Miyazaki is many things, and subtle was never one of them but I think that's also what makes his work endearing. As a storyteller I think he is a masterclass because his stories are so universal; while many come from the folklore of Japan he also encouperates much of world mythology and everything about stories from around the world that are universal to humans.

[@donovynavila528]

Don't forget his obsession of flight machines and chase scenes, great money shots.

[@candide1065]

At least you admitted that he's anything but subtle. Sadly the rest is the typical ridiculous fanboyish Miyasoymilk-worshipping.

[@Punaparta]

@@candide1065 cringe

[@fattiger6957]

Nausicaa is my favourite Ghibli movie. It's got the wonder and beauty of every Ghibli movie, but it has an ugly brutality to it which is appropriate for the setting. Nausicaa, as a character, is how you do a messianic character right. She's kindhearted, but you do glimpse some darkness in her. She sacrifices and suffers and even dies to save her people. It also has a weird soundtrack.

[@Heulerado]

I assume you've read the manga but if not, DO IT. It makes the movie look bad in comparison (I love the movie, my favourite too).

[@francisnopantses1108]

It has amazing music. What I heard is that Miyazaki wrote it.

[@paleoph6168]

Ironic, as Nausicaa was produced by Topcraft, Studio Ghibli wouldn't be founded until a year later in 1985. It is a Miyazaki movie to be more precise.

[@fattiger6957]

@@paleoph6168 I know it isn't technically a Ghibli movie, but I still consider it as such. Unlike Miyazaki's previous films, Nausicaa feels like a Ghibli movie. And the success of the film is what made the formation of Ghibli possible.

[@asuraart285]

Yeah i was waiting to hear nausicaa mention in this video i also made nausicaa painting right in profile pic

[@saymyname2417]

"They admitted she was clever but was probably not right in the head." 10:17 min. I *SO* can relate 😹

[@arthurfleck1554]

That was some smooth stealth advertising.

[@chavamara]

I love that they included the Bug Girl in Omnyoji so much! I remember hearing about her in a storybook when I was little, and I was so happy that she got some attention in the anime. I hope she went on to travel around the country, studying her bugs and answering her questions.

[@scene2much]

He Official's Reply Poem Meant: "I am less than a bug to you. What need to you have of my name?"

[@Jobe-13]

Japanese history and folklore/legend has so much material for Miyazaki to make movies out of.

[@cptlonesong3211]

now depending on which Miyazaki, you might get a different sort of movies. Miyazaki 1 is more about dreamy child-friendly movies, Miyazaki 2 is about that child becoming an abusive god after an age of prosperity so another worthless hero is destined to cut it down.

[@W4iteFlame]

And games too

[@Rixec2]

What a fascinating story and a shame the rest was lost to history. Despite how what the author could have meant given the times, the girl who loved bugs was still a fully-fledged character with strengths and flaws, and despite how others viewed her always had a good mindset of her own values. As such, I want to believe maybe the story was defying the social norms and she ended up managing to find her own happiness. In addition, Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro, is an amazing film that was just ahead of its time.

[@mariaimker8474]

I’M SO SURE YOU WON’T SEE THIS! But I have to say this! I love your content so much! I am from Poland, but I’m really invested in Japanese history, but it’s hard to search for it without seeing idiots talking only about anime or talking about Japan like it’s an aesthetic place with just pretty kimonos and cherry blossoms, so I really appreciate the videos you make! I also appreciate how you always add text to the videos! It makes it so much easier to understand what you say, especially for someone who’s first language isn’t English! I am genuinely happy I found your channel! Hope you’ll have a nice day :D

[@Panda_Roll]

Nausicaa was my first anime ever at 8 years old. To this day it hits different and no other ghibli movie can compare. The bug girl story though is so sad, she was ostracized and made fun of for "being weird" when it was sociality itself that was too restrictive at the time.

[@Rin-bi1st]

I love this movie. I saw it years ago when i was a kid. Found out years later it was a comic. I bought it, showed my mother, then lost them for a few weeks.

[@chyenneteichman4307]

“Joe-Schmobunaga” made me choke on my Cheetos, haha Great video as always ❤

[@Linfamy]

😂

[@youremakingprogress144]

Thanks for reminding me how much I love Miyazaki and need to watch more of his films. I loved the sponsor segment, too. Hey, sponsors, hire Linfamy! I actually watch the sponsor segments he makes instead of skipping over them like I do for everyone else!

[@phantom-ri2tg]

And now here I am to say the manga is better.

[@Gensei-Kihara]

"there she goes again, saying silly things we cant argue with" ah, yes, the ground is made of sky... lol

[@MoondustManwise]

As an autistic lady, the bug girl is severely relatable

[@candide1065]

Stop bragging about your weakness and claiming characters for you.

[@cellinemartins]

​@@candide1065 bro shut the hell up, autistic people are awesome

[@candide1065]

@@cellinemartins Like morbidly obese people? And people who don't know their own sex? And people with borderline personality? And cancer? Tell me you're a failiure without telling me.

[@MrForkfish]

​@@candide1065lol you're a weakness, get better

[@ElliBeenie]

@@candide1065 wtf? Are you okay, buddy?

[@TheFirstManticore]

Of course even ancient Japanese people will have seen some good in this biologist. If he didn't like her, why did he keep sending her poems? If she was not lovable, how is it that her family and age-mates liked her so much? Maybe she will marry one of the boys who help her gather insects.

[@hattielankford4775]

I like the bug girl. 🐛

[@deadlydingus1138]

A few months ago, I took a class on poetry. Coincidentally, a lot of the poems I wrote for that class were about bugs.

[@EddVCR]

I’d love to read some of your poems as a big fan of bugs!

[@chloeirvine78]

I watched this movie when I six years old on an old vhs tape lent to my father. It was unlike anything i had seen. A strong princess who DID things for her community instead of the disney and storybook princesses shoved down my throat at an early age who sat idle and usually got kidnapped. She flew gunships and killed people in a rage. She got along with all animals, not just the pretty ones. She fought and got wounded and was a real person almost in a fantasy world. She was the first princess I could see myself in when I was a child.

[@PyroGothNerd]

Sat idle and got kidnapped!? Snow White had to escape an assassination attempt, and became the boss of the seven dwarves Cinderella was fighting to stay positive while stuck in an abusive situation... something MANY people can relate to! Sleeping Beauty...well, she wasn't the real main character, the three good fairies were, and Prince Phillip was unable to do much without their help. Jasmine just wanted to be treated like a human, and refused to marry someone who wouldn't do so. Belle was able to recognize the red flags surrounding Gaston while the rest of the village thought he was great Ariel was hyperfixating on humans and only accepted Ursula's deal because of how her father treated her And that's just the 90's and prior! Also, of those examples, Jasmine was technically the only one kidnapped! (Belle agreed to stay with The Beast, her father was the kidnapped one) You don't have to put down other women to raise one up.

[@candide1065]

Hope you grow up one day and don't have to project your feminist sensibilities into a cartoon character and that you'll be able someday to just enjoy a normal show without expecting characters of your sex to dominate a show so you feel better about not being strong in your real life.

[@candide1065]

@@PyroGothNerd Even if you kinda tried to say the right thing there (I guess), all of what you wrote are made up bs interpretations. All of these movies are based on fairy tails which were written hundreds of years ago when there were no strahng whamen, boss ladies and feminists who could destroy a story with obtrusive gaslighting (which is why stories then were much better than stories today). The reason why Disneys fairytail movies were so successful is because they didn't pander to any woke people by making women strong as if that has ever been the point about women OR movies.

[@irondragonmaiden]

@@PyroGothNerd All of those female characters bar Belle and Ariel were passive pinballs in their own stories. Like all of the early ones only got happy endings due to Deus Ex Machinas, not due to any action they themselves made (example, why should Cinderella get a fairy godmother instead of an actual scullery maid? Heck, even the case of how the fairies are the actual protagonists in Sleeping Beauty, note how it's elderly and so no longer hot and "fuckable" women who get to be active protagonists while the beautiful and young ones of marriageable age are stuck with the pinball damsel in distress trope). Even Jasmine had her ONE moment of rebellion when she ran away and then was a passive pinball for the rest of the movie (she gets a lot more active in her agency in the TV show and sequels, admittedly, I give her some slack since she's not the protagonist). Belle makes a choice.... and is a captive for most of the story. Ariel's choice to get legs WAS hers, but ultimately the rest is her going with the flow. Compare that with the many choices a male protagonist like Aladdin has? Or Hercules? Or any of the animal male protagonists who make multiple choices (not all of them necessarily good, but they are active parts of the plot).

[@subratanandy2142]

​@@candide1065 those stories aren't all that good . And tbh , we have real stories of " strong whamen" which are better than disney princesses 😑.

[@Latinkon]

Ah yes, Nausicaa. It's one of my favorite anime films. Though I would consider it to be merely an appetizer for the much more detailed manga version that Miyazaki himself wrote.

[@TalesofDawnandDusk]

Wait wait wait, where's this story from? You know me, I'm a sucker for Heian Period stories and I would love a crack at the original text. The only way I'm gonna be able to guess about the poetry is if I see the original.

[@Linfamy]

It's from a collection called Tsutsumi Chūnagon Monogatari 堤中納言物語

[@TalesofDawnandDusk]

@@Linfamy Excellent. I'll take a look later today. My deepest thanks

[@Shinji0Ikari007]

Have been lucky enough to gt a cell from The Castle Cagliostri, that has Lupin and the Princess in it.

[@Shicksalblume]

I love Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind. It's my favorite Hayao Miyazaki movie. I'm hoping to get a full set of the manga so I can see how the story continued.

[@crimsonwarrior9443]

Would stay up late for daddy linfamy

[@Nyctophora]

I think this is the best sponsored ad ever.

[@NanaBowana]

Nausicaa is one of my favorite Ghibli movies but a lot of people have never seen it.

[@mathieuleader8601]

never knew about these unproduced films of Mizyaki good job

[@vvennela9501]

This is a weird suggestion, but if you're a Gintama fan, I'd love a video on the historical setting and connections made in the animme!

[@ReinaNoi]

Thank you for another awesome video Linfamy! I really enjoy the coloring style for this video😃Its really soft and refreshing! I had no idea Nausicaa was inspired by a japanese story, and the best part is both of the free-thinking bug girl stories are amazing in their own ways!!

[@Madamoizillion]

I love bug girl... I'll be your friend, Buggie. I have a deep fondness for spiders and that gets me some weird looks at times. A few months ago a guy from an extermination service was soliciting around the neighborhood and knocked on our door, one of the things he said was (verbatim exchange here) "I see you have a lot of spiderwebs up around the eaves, we could take care of any of the spiders...." and I told him, "Oh actually I'm very fond of spiders so I don't mind." Him (blink blink): "So yeah we could take care of the spiderwebs." I think I broke his brain a little. My partner was in the other room listening and told me later how funny he thought it was that I just completely threw off the guy's spiel. Another occurrence was more sad, I had a male Zebra Jumper jumping spider who lived in my car and I'd see him crawl out to look at me in the morning and afternoon when I got in my car, for several months. One day, I went to the gas station, and in my state at the time we still could not pump our own gas (we can now, finally). The gas attendant went to remove my fuel tank cap and then all of a sudden started stomping all over the place and I didn't know what the heck was going on. Then when she gave me my card back, she was like "sorry about that I had to take care of a spider. I don't like how they jump." And I just looked at her for a moment, registering what she said, and kind of reflexively blurted out, "Oh no!! That was my friend..." And she gave me a weird look and the rest of the interaction was extremely awkward. Maybe it's dumb but I cried about that little spider. Poor little guy. I still think about you, buddy.

[@Linfamy]

I like spiders too, but because they eat other bugs.

[@lloydgush]

"Counting your samurai before they are appointed" lol, yasuke.

[@hattielankford4775]

I've never done anything for the first time.

[@Linfamy]

🤔

[@hattielankford4775]

@@Linfamy Heh. I just confused Linfamy for the first time. 🤭

[@hattielankford4775]

😁

[@Heulerado]

Well, you should try to some time. There's always a first time for everything

[@hattielankford4775]

@@Heulerado I....I just did...

[@Jeff-gj7ko]

Hayao Miyazaki doing a Richard Colben, now THAT would be a wild ride!

[@marceloslacerda]

I'm glad the story ended there. Considering the era when it was written I was afraid it would end in a worse note.

[@Lucious410]

Lovely. Thank you for sharing this video 😊

[@Akiba-dr4uk]

Although I understand that social rules are important, they are not the most important things in the world. Being true to yourself is also very important. Being different or weird does not mean being unhappy. She didn't let other people define what happiness meant. And I like to think that, in the end, she did find her happily ever after, just not the kind that her peers could ever imagine. Be like the bug girl.

[@anthonybird546]

Japan's first legendary Real One

[@candide1065]

Kazuo Umezu?

[@whimai412]

Nausicaa is the original "Where did all the good girls go" pick me girl. Lolololol Don't get me wrong it is my fav studio Ghibli film. XD

[@rkozakand]

Ghibli is pronounced with a hard 'g'. In italian, G followed by I is soft unless an H is placed in between.

[@Tyresio12]

You're right, but it's neither the first, nor the last time the Japanese didn't care for the native pronunciation. They called the studio "Sutajio Jiburi" and we can go eff ourselves.

[@iateyursandwiches]

12:54 i thought the bias they had against bare teeth and purpose of covering them in sulfur and charcoal was to prevent staining from tea and food? Basically their way of dealing with/preventing yellowing of the teeth. So wouldnt his disgust be more that he teeth are stained yellow?

[@irondragonmaiden]

No, the black teeth was purely cosmetic and did have bad long term effects on the noblewomen's teeth. White teeth was basically the toxic masculinity and toxic femininity brigade trying to make fun of her for looking "poor" since only noblewomen could afford to blacken their teeth for most of Japan's history.

[@jacobring7274]

Excellent video Linfamy. Charming, informative and funny.

[@Linfamy]

Thanks!

[@HallaDita]

Hello, I didn't watch any of your videos in a while and I have to say "I love how you visuals look now 😍"

[@Linfamy]

Thanks! I appreciate it

[@greekyogurt9997]

Hello fellow kitsune

[@Linfamy]

Hi there

[@greekyogurt9997]

@@Linfamy so you admit that you are also a kitsune?

[@Tyresio12]

@@greekyogurt9997 It's just a trick to fool you, in reality Linfamy's a tanuki.

[@Linfamy]

👀

[@you2angel1]

Usually people who are harassed by a subjecy tend to respond about aggressively to others. It's a natural reaction but bug people definitely get the focus. •~°.☆.°~•

[@francisnopantses1108]

The bug girl story was retold in the Onmyoji limited series anime. I had no idea it was a medieval story.

[@sofiajr3411]

love your drawings

[@ClaustroPasta]

The deliveries of these jokes LMAO barely a minute in and im asphyxiated!

[@mommachupacabra]

OMG Cagliostro is my favorite Miyazaki ever! I didn't know it was a failure!

[@stormystar333]

That sponsor plug was fantastic. Bravo lol

[@0ptimusPawn]

Yoooo! Massive art upgrade!! I really love the pastel look and feel, and everything feels quite a bit more detailed. Really nice! I'm a big fan. Great job, Linfamy. Looking forward to the next one

[@J_Gamble]

Love the bug girl. Love the snack interlude. And love the Miyazake animation. What a great episode

[@spencersholden]

Ghibli films were so unknown to most of our friends, that my sister’s friends believed she made them up. Spirited Away, Castle in the Sky, and Valley of the Wind were so different from other animated movies that people gaslighted her into believing she made them up. Luckily, that doesn’t happen anymore.

[@pabloyagani]

Another amazing video !

[@mcfarofinha134]

Bug girl rules

[@Mephistopholies]

The artist should illustrate children's books!

[@CleoHarperReturns]

14:36 He was saying that beautifully romantic, classic old line, "No one will ever love you but me."

[@VoltasP]

We know a neurodivergent Queen when we see her.

[@francisnopantses1108]

The intolerance to grooming practices could certainly be due to sensory overstimulation associated with autism and ADHD. Autism could also explain the way she takes religious teachings very literally, unlike other people.

[@candide1065]

And I know someone who has never touched someone of the opposite sex when I see them.

[@VoltasP]

@@candide1065 Buddy, I was fucking both sexes while you were still in your daddy's balls, now shut up because I use my cuck-seeking radar to find him and give him a son he'll actually be proud of.

[@candide1065]

@@VoltasP That must be the most cringworthy insult I have heard in years if not decades and I work in an elementary school. Has anyone ever clapped for you and your pathetic "burns" outside of your favorite gay club and your grannies living room?

[@jaydugger3291]

Miyazaki adapting Richard Corben? Well, damn my eyes, that would have been awesome!

[@moonballoonsmith8238]

😳 I remember “Rowlf”! (you forgot the Corbin Gals with Huge B**bs along w the tanks and magic.) It was weird sh*t. You had to buy it in Headshops. My misspent youth is coming back to me….

[@Linfamy]

Lol did you like it?

[@jaydugger3291]

Brother ​@@Linfamy, Corben's an acquired taste ... You should see his adaptations of Edgar Allan poe.

[@orboakin8074]

😂Great video. As someone relatively new to anime (started in 2021), I have not seen any Miyazaki movies, except Ponyo this year. I remember seeing trailers for Spirited Away back in Nigeria but never saw it😢 But I have taken steps to rectify this by buying several of his studio films digitally. Now I can finally watch and appreciate his genius.

[@Linfamy]

Hope you enjoy the films!

[@MrKIMBO345]

The lady who like bugs was ahead of her times.

[@candide1065]

People say that whenever they don't know how to actually make a compliment to anything or anyone.

[@jacobscott2473]

You're telling me there's more to the story of Nausicaa?!

[@Linfamy]

:D

[@bryceraines395]

“..where any regular Joe Shmoe-bunaga could see her..” hahahaha nice

[@crazyasalways9272]

I still remember putting off a portrait of my baby sister eating a egg the face frustrated me so much but my mom found it hilarious her face is a egg

[@share.theworld]

Wow I didn't know the girl who loved insects from netflix's onmyuji is actually a famous girl in Japanese literature

[@danielwordsworth1843]

Man, I hope they pay you double for the work you put in those advertisements

[@Kairi98503]

Bug girl sounds like an autistic icon & i love her, happy disability pride month!

[@MissCatAnne]

I particularly enjoy your drawing style in this video!

[@vivobaby]

Favorite movie and manga

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

If any of you are hesitant to go watch the theatre/broadway version of _Spirited Away_ , don’t! It’s ABSOLUTELY WORTH IT ! Book good seats because it’s that good. 👌🏼

[@viridiantheforest1037]

I remember reading this in elementary school in a school library book. I can't remember the ending but was definitely some "Happily Ever After" type of take. I believe it was titled the Caterpillar Princess or something like that.

[@Linfamy]

Caterpillar Princess is not a bad name :)

[@viridiantheforest1037]

@@Linfamy I'm not sure that's what is was but it sounded something like that. I haven't been able to find anything about it. It was probably like 2005 when I read it I found it. It was actually called "The Girl who Loved Caterpillars" and I guess it was faithful to ending of not having one so I must have made that part up, but I think it went with the interpretation that the note said he wasn't good enough for her.

[@lightsoulja]

Miyazaki is a legend. He might actually be a male version of the girl who loved insects. He lives by his own rules. I have a lot of respect for him. My favourite Ghibli movie used to be "Princess Mononoké"...then a couple of months ago I could finally watch "Spirited Away" and it changed everything (🤩).

[@Linfamy]

Spirited Away is amazing

[@candide1065]

I can absolutely see Miyazaki (over)identifying with a little girl.

[@fmleverynameistakenx]

I recently read his early graphic novel "shuna's journey". it incorporates a tibetan legend, but it's mainly interesting because you can see quite a few archetypes and concepts he later uses in various movies, especially nausicäa

[@Linfamy]

I've never read it, how was it?

[@fmleverynameistakenx]

@@Linfamy lots of pretty aquarell tones, though it still manages to portray meager landscapes. reminded me of the pretty desert scenery of nausicäa. a few characters also similar to mononoke no hime. also some nice character building, though untypical for miyazaki to have a young male hero as a leading role. i would recommend it to people interested in the evolution von miyazakis graphic concepts and retelling of legends.

[@Linfamy]

@@fmleverynameistakenx thanks!

[@pattheplanter]

One frame of Onmyoji and you don't mention its significance? Bug girl is the best character among several great characters in that anime.

[@you2angel1]

Wonderfu! This particular documentary brought me back to the spring of 2001 my senior year in high school where I gave my first art report on an artist. °~•.☆.•~° Good memory. Thank you •~°.♡.°~•

[@Linfamy]

Your report was on Miyazaki?

[@you2angel1]

Yes Alabama is different. I lived there from 86 to 89 as a child on a military base. °~•.☆.•~°

[@you2angel1]

@@Linfamy Yeah. In the frozen tundra we call Wyoming. °~•.☆.•~°

[@GachaZ423]

This bug girl story was so interesting tho👹

[@ajshiro3957]

That bug lady needs to be a gym leader in a Pokemon game. It's perfect!

[@baystation221]

PLEASE make a video about the real characters/story behind the Shogun tv show!!!

[@EddVCR]

As a person who is enamored by bugs and loves studying them, I love the bug loving girl and her free spirit.

[@candide1065]

Hope she sees this bro

[@coronastern]

I love the movie and just recently bought the manga volumes as special print. I wasn't aware of so much stuff missing in the movie - after all I shouldn't be THAT surprised I guees. Anyway - going to read the manga now. See ya XD

[@RuthD913]

In the Netflix anime series “Onmyoji” episode five is all about the Bug Princess

[@W4iteFlame]

The manga is very good btw...and sad too

[@thewebupdater]

Yes, it is heartbreaking by the end of the series. He wrote the entire series over a period of 10 years, and is the only manga he has written.

[@tyn999]

Great video, as always!

[@Linfamy]

Thanks!

[@flatterkatz]

sad the lupin III movie didn't work out so well. I remember Lupin III being pretty much the first anime I ever watched willingly. There was dragonball but I never really cared about that one

[@Jtworthy1]

Please, please, PLEASE, do a video on Mushi-shi. That show is the shit, easily in my top 3 animes

[@deathdoor]

It's real! Nausicaa is a character in the Odysee! EDIT: wait... Nausicaa's mother is Arete? wow

[@mathieuleader8601]

Miyzaki's Adventures In Totland

[@nidohime6233]

Funny how Sophie from Howl´s Moving Castle end looking more like the Caterpillar Princess rather than Nausicaä of the Wind Valley, because the latter is still conveniently atractive with very thin eyebrows when the girl of the fable is stated to have thick eyebrows. I guess not even Miyazaki view her as atractive enough for movies, uh.

[@florian8599]

It's "Now-see-kay-ah"!

[@W4iteFlame]

Bug girl is very cool...I wish to meet her some day

[@mathieuleader8601]

the Spiderman from Spirited Away feels like he could be Dr. Eggman's paranormal uncle

[@streatymcmeaty8962]

I wish we knew the rest. 😭

[@Linfamy]

Me too!

[@ObsidianOceane]

I love that girl❤

[@Linfamy]

She's not bad :)

[@koljkimm]

If the bug girl have lived today she would have dr degree on biology and make youtube videos about catepillars, butterlies, bugs, etc on her free time.

[@torbjornlekberg7756]

Born a biologist. If there is such a thing as reincarnation I hope she can live out her interest today.

[@AngryMothNoises]

We love the autistic bug girl, even from Heian Japan