The story of the film is gripping. The young Prince Asoka was asked by his mother to leave the place of right and wrong when he was at his most domineering. One was to temporarily escape the vendetta of his brothers, and the other was to liberate Prince Asoka's heart, which was not expected by Prince Asoka's mother. Prince Asoka fell in love with the beautiful kava, and the appearance of the kava was brilliant. Using Indian songs and dances to fully express the excellence of Kava, I think not only Prince Asoka fell in love with Kava at this time, but also everyone watching the movie. The love that breaks through the level is the exciting value concept in "Ashoka". Love makes Prince Asoka want nothing and wants nothing, as long as he is with Kava.
The turning point was when Kalinga's general deceived Prince Ayok into saying that Kava was dead, Prince Ayok became sinking and tyrannical, and Kavanaci's relentless search for the road was a bit more sentimental and regrettable.
Finally, the war caused by countless misses is enough to make the audience sigh, so it is the climax. When the two met, they could no longer care about the war, and the war was over. Ashoka had made a big mistake, even though he was the victor at this point. The power of love is great and wonderful, and this time Kava's "resurrection" quickly made him regain his mind, put down the butcher's knife, and became a Buddha on the spot.
The tragedy finally came to an end, and the end result was a sigh of relief. The Peacock Dynasty collapsed quickly after Ashoka, and new dynasties would be established, wars would arise, and Ashoka, who made a big mistake, became a Buddhist, preached Dharma, and preached peace.
Japanese hot-blooded anime is all about a useless but huge potential child who finally saves mankind. That's inspirational, and the movie-watching experience is philosophical. For example, when Prince Asoka first started traveling, the monk told him that the sun hiding behind the dark clouds was always the sun, and the mother kept Prince Asoka away from disputes, all of which reflected the wisdom accumulated by mankind for thousands of years and the last anti-war thought. .
The gradually transformed Prince Ayu, the beautiful and strong Kava, and the cute and brave little Aya, the three main characters performed very well.
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