The movie almost perfectly portrays the world of the time when the story happened. Retro trains run on elevated rails, endless black mines, mythological colors are interspersed with a sense of science fiction, and some Europeans are also mixed in it. The taste of the industrial revolution, such as the dark mines of old trains on elevated railroad tracks...
The blue sky and thick white clouds dilute the intense and sharp conflicts to be more intriguing; the characters do not rely solely on lines but on every specific and subtle movement of the characters, which makes the characters more profound.
Pure, kind, simple and brave children who see the world with their eyes can often reflect the most sincere and thorough human nature; this may be one of the reasons why Miyazaki keeps choosing children to be the protagonists.
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