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Lactobacillus yogurti
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Miyazaki's face shows an incredible amount of pain. I felt the need to give him a hug (of course, it'd be impossible).
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penguintruth
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Wait, Miyazaki used to smoke around Takahata just to tempt him after he quit? Yikes.
Anyway, I still hate to see him sad like that. |
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Joshua Zarate
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Seeing Miyazaki sad like that and reading his eulogy just breaks my heart.
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Kougeru
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People were angry that Miyazaki was silent after the death of Takahata-san. It was clear to most of us that he was in great pain. Seeing him now, proves this. They were partners in business but clearly also very good friends. The two of them, especially together, have been a fantastic gift to the world. RIP.
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danpmss
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MIyasaki's face says it all...
My poor little heart 
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Ethe
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Miyazaki is messed up and I kinda love it. |
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Top Gun
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This got me bad
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danpmss
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Messed up? It's called a standard friendship interaction, and it's pretty common. The part about the "great act" just shows their intimacy and how easygoing they were with each others pranks, even towards serious subjects. I don't see any actual cruelty from these acts at all, and I'm pretty sure none of them saw as such either. Even because he is telling this story as if it was a funny memory they both shared. |
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ChrissyC
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Jarring to see Miyazaki and Suzuki like that. Rest in peace, Isao Takahata.
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Zeino
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I was choking up right along with Miyazaki while watching the video of giving his eulogy. The two of them really were as close as brothers. This is the kind of a sorrow that will weigh on person for the rest of their life. If the Wind Rises was rather melancholy in it's outlook than I feel Miyazaki's next final, FINAL film will be ten times more so over this loss.
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Ethe
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I don't know how "common" it is for a friend to temp you to slip back into a deadly habit. Then again, maybe they were both messed up, if it's true that Takahata didn't mind. Not shaming either of them though. Messed up friendships are fascinating. Besides, you know what they say: all geniuses are a little crazy 
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danpmss
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He was clearly just trying to get a reaction from him for the lols, and he played along even though he was a smoker before. That's far normal in a friendship, especially a brother-like relationship like these two had professionally. I think you are reading too much into a wicked aspect that really isn't in there, fellow ANN reader. But again, I guess friendships are subjective overall, and some people would consider a small teasing (surrounding a serious subject both of them knew well and discussed about before) like that a messed up thing to do. I have very sweet friends and all, but I see this as a playful poking, and it happens often in my circles. Anyway, I guess your mileage may vary. The way he talked about it clearly indicates he saw like that though: just a friendly prank the both of them follow along with. |
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omiya
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Were there any accounts of Toshio Suzuki saying anything publicly at the memorial ceremony?
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Afezeria
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As an anime fan that's relatively new (started watching in 2012 officially), I may not really become overly familiar yet with Studio Ghibli's works (much less knew more about the person that passed away and even Miyazaki himself) but I am getting there, and I know that I will have fun in watching their movies. It's sad seeing how painful that face is in the picture, and reading what he said is even more of a heartbreaker. I'll hope eveyone that is bothered by the passing will stay strong with this ordeal.
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Aca Vuksa
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Seeing Miyazaki sad in the pain on how Takahata died makes me really said, espcially for its eugoloy he made it for his beloved animatormate.
I hope he rest well Takahata, and thank you for an amazing kind of an anime films you've made it for us. We'll never forget it, i did watch some of his amazing anime films, i watched Pom Poko on Super RTL that time and is the most masterpiece film he had ever made. (sorry for my poor English) |
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