"He who fights monsters should see to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you."
The wolf could had easily killed him as a lamb from the start (after the mother's death). But instead, he trained him until the end. The ending makes it heartbreaking.
I think it was because the wolf, for all his dark and predatory nature, wanted someone to understand him before he died. Time will eat away even the strongest warrior. Whether Chirin followed in his steps or not, the wolf would die knowing at least some form of acceptance by another, even if it was only grudging respect.
@@Drakin292 no matter how bad you are if you are not a socio/psycopath you want company and understanding from someone and woe is a wolf a social animal he needs it more because of his nature.
The Bambi sheep kills the wolf that murdered his mother in the end and is shunned by the sheep and ends up living in a lonely hell all on his own one he mountain
Well No one knows Whats happens to chirin later it Says that They Never seen him again I like to bealive he became a leader of a wolf Pack to be honest
Gawaihyrin “When I was a boy, my father told me to bang my head against a rock, and I did it. I thought it was crazy, but I didn't question him. And do you know what happened? That rock split in two. It taught me what a Viking could do, Gobber. He could-He could crush mountains. Level forests! Tame seas!”-Stoick the Vast, 2010
The ending to this was quite compelling and frustrating. Chirin was refused entry to the barn by the rest o this flock simply because of his appearance.
Luke Johnson That and the fact that he straight up murdered several animals in front of them that were there to protect the sheep then clearly had some relation to Woe. The narrator also said that Chirin gained a vicious reputation just like “Wolf King” Woe did.
The simple truth is that Chirin was no longer a sheep, the other sheep looked to him as just another deadly monster. The monster hunter Became a monster himself.
In becoming what he needed to be to slay the beast, Chirin became the beast himself. The rejection by his flock is a symbol of his removal from society and loss of humanity (for lack of a better term)
i am wondering if the story was based on a folktale, because i can see the story as much being about a farmer child going under a bandit. he became a bandit effectively, it makes sense that they would fear him. It was a very dark movie, but it was a good one.
@@ryanweible9090 It's adapted from a children's book that was inspired by the author's experiences as a Japanese soldier drafted during WWII and sent to China
ayooo Lol no, the original symbolism behind the movie is that Chirin was so determined to get his revenge that he changed everything he was and ended up losing everything that ever mattered to him as a result.
the philosophical decissions chirin made were very strange on one hand he had to become the hunter to survive but on the other it left him isolated. would it have been better to grow up weak and fearful and be killed in a future attack or become a monster to live but live alone being seen as a monster. chirin became something his mother would of never wanted to evenge her.
Japanese films tend to be intended to spark discussion, not give a prepackaged answer. ultimately there is no right or wrong answer, every life choice leads to compromises, you in some way. too kind and you become a victim, too harsh and you become a monster, there aren't easy answers.
@@ryanweible9090 this story is also an allegory for the loss of innocence the creator went through when he was conscripted into the imperial Japanese army and then sent to Nanking. He never talked about his service and spent the rest of his life creating entertainment for children, including Anpanman.
At 2:59 the deer start to float in midair, I think those are Santa's breed which explains why the wolf didn't kill even one so that he wouldn't get on the naughty list. XD
I hate the backlash this movie gets. It’s a pretty nice film and the ending is pretty sad. My only real criticism is that the animation on the character movement isn’t that great. I get that this is old but was it really that hard to move the mouths? XD then again, the wolf not moving his mouth makes him creepier in my opinion.
Crispy Butter Balls Not moving the wolf’s mouth and adult Chirin’s mouth was intentional. That plus the reverb was to make them look as inhuman as possible.
I, after seeing things like that, then I saw cheesy stories. You chose to see Darks stories because you wanted to, don't blame the stories for being who you are now.
Apparently a lot of people complain about this movie when the point of it isn't supposed to be a feel-good film it's a morality tale about how people can change in this case for the worse but if they can change for the worse they can also change for the better
Jake Rutigliano Pretty much, since Annakin and Chirin have a similar path of becoming the darkness and a mother's death. Too bad a 40 minute fable about a lamb and a wolf would still be too complex for Lucas to understand how to write a sympathetic terrifying villain.
I saw this anime when I was very young. I've been searching for it for years. My brother recently gave me Unico for christmas (another that I would watch over and over). It is one of the few things I can remember from being a naive 3 year old. These little animes have gotten into my subconscious and I am so happy to now know* what* they are called! The titles have eluded me for far too long. : D
You have to wonder about the Wolf's motivation in all of this?! Was he looking at Chirin because he saw Abit of himself in him, or did he raise the lamb because he got tired of killing weak Sheep? Did he want fight a challenger worthy of him, or did he do this just he could die in a way befitting of his title?!
When you're a predator whose purpose in life is to play out your role for the rest of your days (in the Wolf's case; hunting and eating lamb), wouldn't _you_ be tired of it? He was tired of it as much as Chirin was tired of being the lamb.
This is a movie that could do well with a modern remake. It could be dark, gritty, and end just as painfully, but without the crappy music, horrible voice-work, and dated animation.
OzzieBloke if you can, watch it on japaneses with a good translation. The whole movie has a deep political meaning that gets lost in this God awful translation.
OzzieBloke You mean with graphic violence, some profanity and a bunch of other stuff to make the story even more sadder and darker? I know I would do that.
I was told about this anime just a few minutes ago. Got reccomended this just now. Either TH-cam is smoking something or my FBI agent is being super gracious.
5:11 this is really something at least for how cruel the wolf is he has no issue expressing his pride and seems very forgiving thanks for liking you'd expect him to be nothing but stern and constantly hold back praise this shows he is more than stern.
hey, you seem happy, lets do a story of child soldiers and losing your soul trying to avenge his mother, and then to survive against the harsh cruel and unfair world. eventually losing both his home and his purpose. smilzees.
Few people could understand what the author meant, the discipline and the fact of seeing how we fail and keep trying. The process of our success is a change of identity that ends everything in its way to reach the goal, but in the process we are alone and feel alone, and we realize what we sacrificed and then desire to get nostalgic takes over. Life is an art that must always be enjoyed, not only when we achieve our desires, or else we will end up empty.
The narrator reminds me of the guy who did all those Disney cartoons and animal specials back in the day. And Chirin sounds like Seto Kaiba (the English dub).
What the English dub has going for it is a great narrator - sounds halfway between George Takei and Stacy Keach - and the exact kinda voice I hoped Chirin would have as an adult.
“Instead of fangs I have horns that are just as sharp, my hooves are harder than the rock. And it has become my nature to fight without fear of death” that. Shit. Slaps.
- The Sith Code - "Peace is a lie. There is only Passion. Through passion I gain strength. Through strength I gain power. Through power I gain victory. Through victory my chains are broken. The force shall free me."
I like woe some people don’t but I see him as a realistic portrayal of an 🐺 if it had human qualities he doesn’t kill just to kill he kills because that’s what he needs to do to survive he only takes what he needs and goes when he sees Chirin while he easily could just kill him he respectfully tells chirin to go home while he may sound stern he’s right and 1:52 he’s only as strict as he needs to be and shows lenience when the situation calls for it this wolf deserves a lot of respect
I wonder what's the budget for this movie? considering how quality varied back in the late 70s to mid 80s. It doesn't seem to have a 16:9 resolution, but it's well animated.
That wolf was looking at him at the end like "this is one stupid goat" that wolf just going to side step and the stupid goats going to fly right of the cliff XD
"He who fights monsters should see to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you."
MadnessAbe *fart noise*
*saberspark intro*
who say that, please?
@@theberrby6836 i was reminded of Batman XD
THE Berrby Friedrich Nietzsche
Definitely
Chirin: As a baby
Awwww
Chirin: As an adult
AHHHHHHHH
"im gonna run for president"
aaahhh
"and make slavery legal again"
AAAHHHHHHHHHH
AHHHHH
Isabella Crump As an adult
Cool
@@Mrsyulleke I am going to vote for you. XD
Thorfinn: First time??
Chirin looks badass as hell as a ram
FarCritical Would you say he was a ram version of Darth Vader?
A rather unnatural looking ram as well.
FarCritical but good fighter
Like a literal ram from hell
@@puterboy2 with teh sideburns and glare, im betting this is a variation on a ronin or bandit.
The wolf could had easily killed him as a lamb from the start (after the mother's death). But instead, he trained him until the end. The ending makes it heartbreaking.
I think it was because the wolf, for all his dark and predatory nature, wanted someone to understand him before he died. Time will eat away even the strongest warrior. Whether Chirin followed in his steps or not, the wolf would die knowing at least some form of acceptance by another, even if it was only grudging respect.
melissa cabrera in the original book, chirin actually planned to kill him all along, which surprised woe
@@lgbtqiarights that makes more sense that really following the wolf and revolting against the wolf only after having the "flashback"
@@Drakin292 no matter how bad you are if you are not a socio/psycopath you want company and understanding from someone and woe is a wolf a social animal he needs it more because of his nature.
The Wolf knew he would be surpassed someday. Chirin learned a true lesson, but he only wanted a family instead of giving strength to others.
I like the fact that the wolf was not shown in a totally negative light
The original story was an allegory for the authors transformation as a soldier during ww2.
not even surprised
That makes it even more dark
@@ZigZagKangaroo yeah, there's a reason he never talked about his time as a soldier....
It all makes sense now
@@arkbien9303 he was in the IJA right?
It's really sad. Little Chirin literally made a pact with the devil, becoming the very same thing he hated the most.
That little lamb has unleashed the Sith within. If you get the reference, I’ll give you a cookie.
@Jake Rutigliano Sorry, no. I don't get that reference.
Amdrag25 It’s basically Revenge of the Sith.
@Jake Rutigliano Oh, I get it now! Yeah, you could say that.
Amdrag25 Here’s a cookie.
The Bambi sheep kills the wolf that murdered his mother in the end and is shunned by the sheep and ends up living in a lonely hell all on his own one he mountain
Hephzi Max In all honesty, Chirin is more like Anakin Skywalker or Erin Yeager to me.
Hephzi Max where it is implied that he dies in the blizzard.
Well No one knows Whats happens to chirin later it Says that They Never seen him again I like to bealive he became a leader of a wolf Pack to be honest
Mitchel Anhalt / there are a lot of possibilities as to what happened to chirin. i like to think he wandered to a pasture far far away
@@ivana9541 The book indicates Chirin died in the blizzard
'Hey sheep, go headbutt things till your skull cracks. Its easier to make sheep-brain fondue that way'
Gawaihyrin “When I was a boy, my father told me to bang my head against a rock, and I did it. I thought it was crazy, but I didn't question him. And do you know what happened? That rock split in two. It taught me what a Viking could do, Gobber. He could-He could crush mountains. Level forests! Tame seas!”-Stoick the Vast, 2010
@@RogueT-Rex8468 I started crying because I'm still not over HTTYD 2 3ven though I haven't seen the movie for 3 years
Gachafary I know..... I know....
The real tragedy is that the wolf was the only animal that could understand Chirin's feeling, and at the end he (the wolf) was also his friend.
Like Thorfinn and Askeladd?
You are so right @@puterboy2
The ending to this was quite compelling and frustrating. Chirin was refused entry to the barn by the rest o this flock simply because of his appearance.
Luke Johnson That and the fact that he straight up murdered several animals in front of them that were there to protect the sheep then clearly had some relation to Woe. The narrator also said that Chirin gained a vicious reputation just like “Wolf King” Woe did.
The simple truth is that Chirin was no longer a sheep, the other sheep looked to him as just another deadly monster. The monster hunter Became a monster himself.
In becoming what he needed to be to slay the beast, Chirin became the beast himself. The rejection by his flock is a symbol of his removal from society and loss of humanity (for lack of a better term)
i am wondering if the story was based on a folktale, because i can see the story as much being about a farmer child going under a bandit. he became a bandit effectively, it makes sense that they would fear him. It was a very dark movie, but it was a good one.
@@ryanweible9090 It's adapted from a children's book that was inspired by the author's experiences as a Japanese soldier drafted during WWII and sent to China
looks like a perfect mix of Disney animation with Japanese animation, cause i cant really tell what kind it is
Dragonknighty they called it “Japanimation.”
This film was made from Sanrio. The same company who made Hello Kitty.
I'm not kidding!
Here's a little story about revenge...
Leomoon101 its not about revenge.. its about becoming greater.. defeating fears of existance
ayooo Nope. It's about revenge and how it can destroy you.
@@harisbbbbaaa Your interpretation, not mine.
@@phanboy8059 Thank you, at least someone gets that.
ayooo Lol no, the original symbolism behind the movie is that Chirin was so determined to get his revenge that he changed everything he was and ended up losing everything that ever mattered to him as a result.
the philosophical decissions chirin made were very strange on one hand he had to become the hunter to survive but on the other it left him isolated. would it have been better to grow up weak and fearful and be killed in a future attack or become a monster to live but live alone being seen as a monster. chirin became something his mother would of never wanted to evenge her.
Japanese films tend to be intended to spark discussion, not give a prepackaged answer. ultimately there is no right or wrong answer, every life choice leads to compromises, you in some way. too kind and you become a victim, too harsh and you become a monster, there aren't easy answers.
@@ryanweible9090 this story is also an allegory for the loss of innocence the creator went through when he was conscripted into the imperial Japanese army and then sent to Nanking. He never talked about his service and spent the rest of his life creating entertainment for children, including Anpanman.
@@ryanweible9090 not only japanese come on, so many child stories all over the world have this kind of allegory.
Everyone: *compliments movie for story, style, and morals.*
Me: Yo that Sheep just walked on air.
Yea i was hoping i wasnt the only person to see that
It's just me or adult chirin looks like the monster sheep in kirby back at ya? Design, backstory and rage expressions are so similar.
quirky
Such quirk.
"Omg lol XD"
Not like other girls!!11!
@@ginocanterino258
Late Reply, but:
They were basically making a homage to this in Kirby. I’m surprised they did that!
1:19 Does anyone else love how the wolf is carrying Chirin in his mouth like if Chirin was a baby wolf? I find that kinda sweet 🥰
At 2:59 the deer start to float in midair, I think those are Santa's breed which explains why the wolf didn't kill even one so that he wouldn't get on the naughty list. XD
Yeah, killing sheep won’t get you on the naughty list, but reindeer will
Portrait of a Dark Side
Lmfao
I hate the backlash this movie gets. It’s a pretty nice film and the ending is pretty sad. My only real criticism is that the animation on the character movement isn’t that great. I get that this is old but was it really that hard to move the mouths? XD then again, the wolf not moving his mouth makes him creepier in my opinion.
Crispy Butter Balls Not moving the wolf’s mouth and adult Chirin’s mouth was intentional. That plus the reverb was to make them look as inhuman as possible.
The mouths didn't bother me to much, I was more anoyed by the many still images and rabdom things starting to flost midair
Also isnt the mouth barely used for lip sycning in other languages?
The animation is great, today's animation is trash in comparison. At least in America. This was made with real ink and paint.
studio ghibli did a similar thing in Mononoke movie, wolves talk but the mouth remain open and doesn't move
I love Chirin's adult voice... as well as the Wolf's demonic echo voice effect.
Yup, guys sounds like a Sith Lord.
The only thing more evil than killing someone’s loved ones is using the lust for vengeance to turn them into the very thing they wanted revenge on
The animation style of this anime is more fluent that regular animes.
*fluid
Only if you count the cheaply made ones that have had no effort put into them. Watch Akira and tell me that this has better animation.
@@enjamessimpson Or the stardust crusaders OVA. Cel anime was just so much better.
I watched this film to death as a kid... and I blame this film (as well as Watership Down) for my love of stories that are angsty, dark, and violent
It's about vengeance and obsessing over it kills you.
Plague dogs was awful
I, after seeing things like that, then I saw cheesy stories.
You chose to see Darks stories because you wanted to, don't blame the stories for being who you are now.
@@ahtayb we dont talk about that
I never saw either of these as a kid, though I've read the Watership Down book. (I still have to watch that movie, actually.)
Apparently a lot of people complain about this movie when the point of it isn't supposed to be a feel-good film it's a morality tale about how people can change in this case for the worse but if they can change for the worse they can also change for the better
Just like Elphaba.
so this is what Mei and Gabu are doing now
basically
NyteKore Legacy yep
Ive been looking for a comment about that movie
Yesh
Oh God
4:10 Chirin the lamb from Hell.
Nathan Caldwell Darth Vader as a ram.
But better
Jake Rutigliano Pretty much, since Annakin and Chirin have a similar path of becoming the darkness and a mother's death. Too bad a 40 minute fable about a lamb and a wolf would still be too complex for Lucas to understand how to write a sympathetic terrifying villain.
Snowflake Productions Same goes for Eren from Attack on Titan.
Chirin became a monster because of his eagerness to learn to fight. Everyone that knows him from before fears him because of what he become.
Baby Chirin: Aww so cute 🥰
Adult Chirin: Holy shit he looks badass! 😮
SO TRUE!!!
I saw this anime when I was very young. I've been searching for it for years. My brother recently gave me Unico for christmas (another that I would watch over and over). It is one of the few things I can remember from being a naive 3 year old. These little animes have gotten into my subconscious and I am so happy to now know* what* they are called! The titles have eluded me for far too long. : D
It's like Piccolo and Gohan... minus the killing of his mother. But the training part reminded me of Piccolo and Gohan.
Basically we start the video with Chirin giving himself severe brain damage
0:20 Love when the lamb walked on air. Quite wonderful.
The song is actually kinda cool in Japanese.
(Sings) "I'll make a ram out of you!"
You have to wonder about the Wolf's motivation in all of this?! Was he looking at Chirin because he saw Abit of himself in him, or did he raise the lamb because he got tired of killing weak Sheep?
Did he want fight a challenger worthy of him, or did he do this just he could die in a way befitting of his title?!
When you're a predator whose purpose in life is to play out your role for the rest of your days (in the Wolf's case; hunting and eating lamb), wouldn't _you_ be tired of it?
He was tired of it as much as Chirin was tired of being the lamb.
I wonder if "Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting" would be suitable for the montage?
Jake RutiglianoOr You've got the touch.
Mitchel Anhalt You've got the Poweeer
How about Eye of the Tiger?
Kaylee Smith Moment off Truth from The Karate Kid?
I think live and learn fits
This is a movie that could do well with a modern remake. It could be dark, gritty, and end just as painfully, but without the crappy music, horrible voice-work, and dated animation.
actually... the film is quite dark from this point forwards.
fdslk1 Yes, but it's still cheesy as hell. Could be done so much better.
OzzieBloke if you can, watch it on japaneses with a good translation. The whole movie has a deep political meaning that gets lost in this God awful translation.
OzzieBloke You mean with graphic violence, some profanity and a bunch of other stuff to make the story even more sadder and darker? I know I would do that.
Jake Rutigliano No swearing needed, just better animation, better voice-work, better music... it's looking rather dated by now.
1:32 I do like how he bounced Chirin Like A Bouncing Ball you got to love the animation change
That's the most badass sheep I've ever seen.
I see you have Anakin Skywalker as your icon. Do you see any similarities between Anakin and Chirin like I do?
This Sheep is basically Eren Yeager ~
No... You're wrong... That's sheep obviously ANAKIN SKYWALKER progress to DARTH VADER
@@zerox8413
Have you seen the latest chapters?
Basically the same at this point.
@@DkKombo still doesn't matter because Anakin predates AoT many times
Seems to me more like Thorfin from Vinland Saga anime
Kaneki
I was told about this anime just a few minutes ago. Got reccomended this just now.
Either TH-cam is smoking something or my FBI agent is being super gracious.
5:11 this is really something at least for how cruel the wolf is he has no issue expressing his pride and seems very forgiving thanks for liking you'd expect him to be nothing but stern and constantly hold back praise this shows he is more than stern.
5:00 top ten anime betrayals.
He trained hard.
He wanted to be strong.
He wanted to be scary.
He dreamed of being like the wolf.
And he succeeded.
“Twisted, by the dark side, young Chirin has become.”
Yes, and he sadly became a monster in that process
*But did he?*
Yeah, life ain't easy.
2020 TH-cam algorithm: hey check out this anime clip
legit
hey, you seem happy, lets do a story of child soldiers and losing your soul trying to avenge his mother, and then to survive against the harsh cruel and unfair world. eventually losing both his home and his purpose. smilzees.
Bros is basically thorfinn and askeladd
If Simba were raised by Scar or if Littlefoot were raised by the Sharptooth.
I'll keep saying this.. the boy that cried wolf...he didn't see a wolf he saw Chirin.
I let one of my sheep go off with a wolf to see is this could happen. Let’s just say results may vary.
I'm pretty sure the animators have no idea what a ram actually looks like.
They drew a deer and added bull horns.
I don't think they wanted him to look much like a ram, so they went as close to a wolf as they could.
@@_zurr I like to see it as a dark fantasy story, that's why Chirin looks like that
I'm pretty sure you missing the point
When I saw the wolf and Chirin running after the deer I thought that they were going to kill and eat it.
Yeah, that was a bit strange. It's more like they were in a race.
Puberty hit Chirin like a fucking truck, huh?
Chirin, a sheep, will go down as one of my favorite anti hero characters
Bro, throughout his childhood, Chirin is able to take down 3 mountain lions, a full-grown grizzly bear, and smash his head through a freaking tree
Few people could understand what the author meant, the discipline and the fact of seeing how we fail and keep trying.
The process of our success is a change of identity that ends everything in its way to reach the goal, but in the process we are alone and feel alone, and we realize what we sacrificed and then desire to get nostalgic takes over.
Life is an art that must always be enjoyed, not only when we achieve our desires, or else we will end up empty.
Trilogy of: WHY is this in my recommendations
Praise the lord - my soul to keep - I just wanna be a badass sheep!
Bruh, close your eyes and listen to the first minute.
Similar to Magikarp evolving into Gyarados!
2:10
mute the vid and play the Rocky training montage.
Everybody when they experience trauma: 😭😭😭. That one guy: ☠️☠️☠️.
I'm suprised that bell still fits on him
Doesn't look bad, I'd like to see more of it
Fluffy the Unicorn When you see this, you start to wonder why our animated works here in America are never like this.
The narrator reminds me of the guy who did all those Disney cartoons and animal specials back in the day. And Chirin sounds like Seto Kaiba (the English dub).
CHIRIN AS AN ADULT IS SO OH MY G-
Wolf 🐺 and sheep 🐑
maybe i am crazy but i LIKE this song idk why
gallowsCalibrator413 because it's the best song ever!!!!
Is anyone not known Chirin's Bell is made by the same company who made Hello Kitty?
Lisette Garcia
Wow that's cool I didn't know and Adult Chirin probably becomes Grogar and changed his name to Grogar.
Everyone is saying Chirin lost himself but you cant live like an angel amongst "devils"
nooooo he became the monster he set out to destroy!
What the English dub has going for it is a great narrator - sounds halfway between George Takei and Stacy Keach - and the exact kinda voice I hoped Chirin would have as an adult.
I keep thinking he's Grogar.
Long before Dawn Bellwether, there was a lamb called Chirin.
Nine Inch Nails - HURT goes well with this.
Man, never thought I’d watch a lamb and a wolf have the weird anime rivalry cliche
“Instead of fangs I have horns that are just as sharp, my hooves are harder than the rock. And it has become my nature to fight without fear of death” that. Shit. Slaps.
The Ultimate Strongest Fastest Darkest Toughest Baddest Ever.
I remember renting this at the video store when I was a kid back in the 80's.
1:34 Lambs sure make a good basketball, don't they?
A sheep in wolf's clothing.
Coming to a theater near you
Anyone here thought if this looks like Bambi when battling Ronny?
DigitalPhoenix Matrixboard you mean ronno? No lol
The dub is that special 80's brand of unforgivable. Glad the industry has made progress since then.
- The Sith Code -
"Peace is a lie. There is only Passion.
Through passion I gain strength.
Through strength I gain power.
Through power I gain victory.
Through victory my chains are broken.
The force shall free me."
Everybody gangster until cute goat turns into Krampus.
Watching him grow up gives some serious Devilman vibes
I like woe some people don’t but I see him as a realistic portrayal of an 🐺 if it had human qualities he doesn’t kill just to kill he kills because that’s what he needs to do to survive he only takes what he needs and goes when he sees Chirin while he easily could just kill him he respectfully tells chirin to go home while he may sound stern he’s right and 1:52 he’s only as strict as he needs to be and shows lenience when the situation calls for it this wolf deserves a lot of respect
80's montage just add "Lets fighting love"
msmissjordan1 70s
Lol PROTECC MAI BALLZ 😂
Hey hey let's go!, kenka suru!!!
I am chrinnin!!!
he's so powerful I cant handle it
Thank you Turd Flinging Monkey - The youtuber: for bringing me here.
I wonder what's the budget for this movie? considering how quality varied back in the late 70s to mid 80s. It doesn't seem to have a 16:9 resolution, but it's well animated.
*_THE GLOW-UP IS REAL!!_*
You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain
There are predators and there are prey... 🤷🏻♂️
That wolf was looking at him at the end like "this is one stupid goat"
that wolf just going to side step and the stupid goats going to fly right of the cliff XD
I don't know why. When I see Chirin, one part of my brain thinks of Grogar and the other thinks of Pom from "Them's Fightin' Herds" all at once
4:37 I just found the perfect metal album cover.
I'm getting piccolo and gohan vibes from this
Jose Salazar Just like that
Now I want to watch the whole movie
Hey I think I seen this movie when I was young.
iFunny introduced this to me
those deer though 0-0
lilly luvsart HUGE mo fo deer!!!
Fall down 7 times, get back up 8 times