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Princess Mononoke

Fashion for Nonhumans

Pictures From the London Theater Production of Princess Mononoke

The Whole Hog Theatre company’s Studio Ghibli-acknowledged production of Princess Mononoke is on break for a bit, but will be returning to the New Diorama Theatre in London to play another dozen sold out shows in June. Hayao Miyazaki’s epic has been adapted for live theater with some impressive puppets in place of the many animal and non-human characters, and, in keeping with the movie’s environmentalist themes, they’ve been constructed entirely from recycled items.

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Together At Last

Noelle Stevenson Illustrates Famous Fictional Couples from Buffy, Miyazaki, ’90s TV, And More

There’s a reason we love Noelle Stevenson (a.k.a. Gingerhaze) around here, and the reason is that she draws stuff like this. And her mad skills at depicting ’90s hair and fashion. And her San from Princess Mononoke. And her propensity for stripes. (Fine, fine, I can’t speak for Susana and Jill on that one—I just really like stripes and plaid.)

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eye candy

Botjira’s Beautiful Studio Ghibli Collages

If there are folks out there who can resist good Ghibli fanart, it’s not us.

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Dr. Horrible Coming to Television

Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog comes to real television, not just your computer screen, in a couple weeks. (Entertainment Weekly)

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and let it be known

Aventure Time Meets Studio Ghibli, ‘Nuff Said

Here’s a thing you didn’t know you wanted until just now. It’s Marceline as San, and Lumpy Space Kodamas. The creator of this ball of awesome is David, and he’s only seventeen.

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Not all that glitters is gold

A Hayao Miyazaki Minimalist Poster Collection That Might Prompt a Movie Marathon

Do you ever think to yourself, “Man, you know what I’d love to make the time for one of these days? A marathon of Hayao Miyazaki movies.” Well, let this collection of minimalist posters from The Art of Animation provide you a little more motivation for such a thing. More after the jump.

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Power Grid

The 10 Most Successful Failures in Geekdom

There’s a concept on TV Tropes called Fridge Logic, which is what you call it when something totally makes sense at the time you were reading or watching it, but at some point after the viewing, maybe while you were idly staring into the fridge thinking of not much in particular, you realized that there was something fundamentally wrong with it. Sometimes it’s a plot hole, but sometimes it’s more subtle.

See, all the characters seemed super excited that they’d saved the day, and, carried away by acting and a strong orchestral score, you felt pretty good about it, too.

At least you did until now. Now you can’t remember why it seemed like they’d accomplished much of anything by defeating the bad guys…

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