The most famous cartoons in the world part 2

Kiki's Delivery Service

Adapted from Eiko Kadono's children's fantasy novel, Kiki's Delivery Service is a sweet coming-of-age anime film that's sure to entertain the whole family. It tells the story of Kiki, a young witch who sets up a delivery service, and the adventures she has along the way.

After a brief break from her witch training, Kiki finds herself on a quest for a new life. When she arrives in a new town, she sets up a delivery service in the attic of a local bakery. Her mother helps her get set up, and she meets a local baker, Osono.

Kiki starts her delivery service, and soon finds herself befriending an elderly lady who makes herring and pumpkin potpie. Kiki learns how to use her magical powers and finds a new purpose. She also meets Ursula, a painter who lives in a cabin by the woods. As she grows older, Kiki begins to lose her magical powers. She also begins to feel lonely.

Kiki's Delivery Service depicts a divide between independence and reliance in the hopes and spirit of ordinary Japanese teenage girls. The film's plot is intriguing and includes plenty of humor. Kiki's story is a great example of the kind of "Slice of Life" work that Studio Ghibli is famous for.

The film was a hit in Japan. It sold about 2.64 million tickets and became the highest-grossing film in Japan in 1989. It was also a box office success overseas.

Grave of the Fireflies

Originally titled My Neighbor Totoro, the Grave of the Fireflies is a 1988 Japanese animated film directed by Isao Takahata. It is based on a short story by Akiyuki Nosaka.

The film deals with the destruction and loss that are associated with war. It also tells a story of two children who have been orphaned after World War II. Setsuko and Seita must rely on each other to survive. Their mother was killed in an air raid. They scavenge for food in a battle-scarred country. They eventually starve to death.

Takahata is a member of the Ghibli Studio, which is responsible for many of the best Japanese animation films. He returned to directing after completing Castle in the Sky and Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.

Setsuko is four years old and has been orphaned by her mother's death. She falls ill and is malnourished. Her aunt takes care of her for a while. However, she is cruel about feeding her children.

Setsuko and Seita have to scavenge for food. Their aunt's constant insults eventually drive them to an abandoned bomb shelter. They live in the shelter with a candy tin containing ashes. It provides them with occasional moments of happiness.

The story of the Grave of the Fireflies deals with the aftermath of World War II. It shows the two children trying to survive in a world that is devastated by the war. It also focuses on the loss of innocence. It is a film that is full of intense scenes.

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