It appears that _The Rise of Skywalker_ only reaffirms the notion that Nausicaa was the inspiration for Rey. In particular, there's a scene in the film where Rey & friends fall into quicksand, ending up in some underground tunnel network. Conveniently, they encounter a worm like creature that turns out to be wounded. Rey proceeds to use her one of her Force abilities to heal the worm. That part of the film was executed in such a way it seemed a bit too coincidental to not see it as an homage to Nausicaa.
The scene on the edge of the acid lake where Nausicaä tries to save the Baby Ohm makes me start bawling every time. Hisaishi wrote some of most effective musical cues ever for the third act of that film. So emotionally evocative.
I have red hair, so what? Geez! SW post episodes are a joke in every regard, more so for the Mary Sue nonsense queen Rey, which is King in Spanish (pathetic feminism)
they may be similar but all of Nausicaa's attributes and skills made sense in relation to her background and upbringing, like the story influenced her skill set, but with Rey I feel like her skill set influenced the movie and she was only capable of things to fulfill certain (every) plot point (s)
Good job noticing that. When I was a child I watched Warriors of the Wind (yeah that crappy cut) and Star Wars like all the time. I still watch Nausicaa semi-regularly and loved Episode VII and I would have never noticed.
Kurosawa's Hidden Fortress (1958) was only 19 yrs old when Lucas used it as inspiration for Star Wars (1977). Nausicaa (1984) was 31 yrs old by the time it inspired Force Awakens
Shows how long our world's culture has been in the toilet. God, I miss the 80s and 90s. A culture treasure trove compared to the relentless line of factory garbage churned out today.
I agree with your conclusion about Nausicaa. Interestingly, 10 years ago, an italian site also said that there are a bit similarities between the dropships of Episode 1 and some airships from Nausicaa, too.
@@wolfehoffmann2697 right on that but, to be fair, the actual name is ‘Tolmekia’. The English translations of the manga write certain words how they’d be said with a Japanese accent: ‘Tol-‘ becomes ‘Toru-‘ and the word “Ohm” becomes “Ohmu”
Okay... I LOVE Nausicaa. Ever since it was first released in the US and I find it very hard to compare those two characters. But thanks for making the effort. Although I will agree that Force Awakens practically steals the scenes and setup a great deal from Nausicaa. I never noticed that before.
The reason why Nausicaa works and Rey doesn't is not because she's better written, but because classic far eastern stories have a different structure than our western monomyth. Nausicaa is about mediating between multiple warring factions to achieve a truce and allow for progress. TFA is a copy of a relatively simple hero's journey where the protagonist is on God mode from the start, thus preventing any investment.
I just started watching SW7 for time and I have no memory whatsoever of this movie (except that I didn't like it when it released). First few minutes I'm like "What the hell, this is Nausicaa almost shot by shot !!". Happy to see I am not the only one who saw it.
That's a horrible glossing over the events of Nausicaa. There is a distinct difference in narrative that makes both movies completely different: In Nausicaa we have a Flat Character Arc, that means that by the time the movie begins, Nausicaa already have her core values defined, what we see is a challenge to those values and see if she can still uphold them through the end, in this context it makes sense for her already having a defined set of skills and abilities, we don't need to see her learning them, because we know she already had them by simple and small snippets right at the start of the movie. In Star Wars is different, we were brought under the premise of a positive change Character Arc (or hero arc to make simple), but the chances occur without challenge and without explanation making them feel flat and uncompelling. So challenging your affirmation, Rey is Not Nausicaa, not even close.
Great inspiration for a character doesn't make another great character. Nausicaa was always trying to bring peace and understanding between the humans and insects, throughout her journey she struggled to do this. Nausicaa's struggles being to contain her rage, the death of her father, the occupation of her kingdom/family, surviving the toxic jungle, trying but failing to stop the Pejite's plan from starting, and eventually stopping the Ohm charge. And because Nausicaa is the princess of a kingdom in a post apocalyptic setting and showing off her skill in a non combat situation, we even get to see her teacher which gives a basis for her skill. Rey may have had common struggles being an orphan and scavenger but she doesn't have many more personal struggles such as the people she cares about being held hostage or the death of a loved one. She isn't trying to bring peace and understanding to the galaxy she's too busy running and fighting Kylo Ren. She doesn't go to fight a seemingly un-winnable battle to save lives. We also don't hear her mention who trained her nonetheless see them in person. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed TFA and I did see the parallels between the two, and Rey is an alright character throughout all three movies. But I put Nausicaa firmly above Rey in terms of character, development, and background.
holy shit I'm so surprised! Somebody else acknowledged this! I just KNEW this as fact the first time I saw it! Whispered it at my friend as the scene was unfolding in the theater... Nausicaa is in my all-time top 5! (Makes me tear up every time!) I'm seriously amazed that I found this search result on youtube!
You know, I used to think Rey was intended to be a Nausicaa type, a character who is meant to be a paragon in service of the point of the movie. Nausicaa was basically about "Humans vs Nature", and Nausicaa herself was meant to be a messiah who acts as an ideology of how to interact with nature. I thought Rey was intended to be similar, but recent movies haven't seemed to show that, at least not yet.
so spot on. jj totally did it. not only borrowing from the original star wars (which I'm also okay with) but also from a newer, more recent cult classic than the hidden fortress, one that is more likely to be embedded in the consciousness of the age bracket this movie was aimed at. nice find dude!
Might be true. Classic True art always influences new. I totally agree on especially at 1:00~. Both great though. 確かにそうかも！ Here's Real movie "Nausicaa".!Please cheer them up!! 最初の場面（レイが過去に捨てられた宇宙船内部で部品を探してるシーン）のレイのコスチュームとか、場面状況はナウシカが腐海で試験管に採集してるシーンとすごい重なる。 このナウシカの実写版も本当楽しみ。頑張ってほしい！ th-cam.com/video/YJWB01bt9x8/w-d-xo.html
I definitely see the parallels. I’ve always said that Castle in the Sky is basically a Star Wars movie... but Nausicaa had friends and family and mentors... Rey’s Mary Sue-ness could’ve been toned down dramatically if she just had a friend on Jakku... just an old lady or man telling to trade a few lines of dialogue with like “looks like a storm’s comin’ Ani,” and give Rey a smile and a shove out the door to start her adventure.
It's a pity that in spite of the similarities, Rey still falls so short... Nausicaa is one of my favorite anime characters of all time, but Rey just feels so bland...
I think there were even more Anime influences on The Last Jedi. One important scene made me very specifically think of a scene from Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha.
So the Ferengi asked, "Are you a Nausicaan or a Nausicaan't?" Knives were drawn, blood was spilled, and the trade conference finally started to get interesting...
Nausicaa is heavily inspired by Jean Giraud's works which has also been a frequent source of influence for the most fantasy and science fiction pieces. I would assume that the StarWars character Rey is designed roughly after some Möbius figures.
oh yeah and i forgot to mention, that the props are used very different, the scenes i mention are no where close to being similar, fx when the nausicaa and the boy is falling through the quicksand it creates a big scene under the forest which changes the whole plot. In starwars it not only doesn´t matter that the battleship is sunken into quicksand, since the boy flying it, just pops up later like nothing happened, but it´s also a whole different character than the one you show who assimilates rey and the ghetto boy. it´s a whole other character....so it´s not even close to being the similar other than it looks similar. the effects used to show rey on her mission is also very different since nausicaa holds a strong bond to the forest and rey hates it. she literally views it as a job to get money so she can buy bread....however that works, bread doesn´t make you stronger...but whatever. Nausicaa has a deep love for the forest an it´s being, a high respect for it, and she continuesly throughout the film tries to understand the forest and the creatures. this is also the main reason we follow nausicaa because she eventually trhough her work ends up taking the role of the chosen one that makes the profecy come true, where Rey is just born as the chosen one and really doesn´t do anything....because she got magical powers... so i get that there are similarities but they are very far from being the same, or even resembling eachother, starwars just have a bad plot and some of the scenes look the ones in nausicaa of the valley of the wind...
I refuse to accept this, Nausicaä is 1000x better than Rey, Nausicaä learnt and spent time mastering her skills, Rey just gets lucky with her skills being palpatines granddaughter
Naussicaa was trained from birth to fight, fly and lead people. They never gave Rey that kind of background so she rightfully got labeled a “Mary Sue”. Naussica rides the line but never crosses into Mary Sue territory.
I felt it the entire movie! they are so similar but nausicaa is such a good movie its ok. Im just left with wondering how would the force awakens would have been without nausicaa and if the next star wars is goint to be like mononoke.
It is not nausicaa, maybe just a reference since this character scales in understanding and empathy towards his rivals and the other only turns on his personal interest.
@@liamwilson7549 Never heard any reference to a "goddess of light" in the movie. Besides, isn't she explicitly telepathic in the manga (compared to implicitly empathic in the movie) and gets a pet WMD that calls her mommy? i think that's more "goddess" material than what we see in the movie. :P
UGNAvalon ah yes I forgot about her telepathy in the manga. Really hope we get to see a movie of her up against that ancient telepathic eyeball cult guy. Doubt it but one can dream 😁
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_"So, I'm not upset one bit."_
Never heard a TH-cam video end like that. lol
I noticed this similarity too when I first saw Rey. For me Nausicaa is the better character.
well, she actually has one
Amen
both are amazing characters Imo
@@subscorpion9560 ew
@@Venitas1000 just giving my opinion.
Nausicaä is better
Yes. It is fact.
Agreed
you goddamn right it is
It appears that _The Rise of Skywalker_ only reaffirms the notion that Nausicaa was the inspiration for Rey. In particular, there's a scene in the film where Rey & friends fall into quicksand, ending up in some underground tunnel network. Conveniently, they encounter a worm like creature that turns out to be wounded. Rey proceeds to use her one of her Force abilities to heal the worm. That part of the film was executed in such a way it seemed a bit too coincidental to not see it as an homage to Nausicaa.
The scene on the edge of the acid lake where Nausicaä tries to save the Baby Ohm makes me start bawling every time. Hisaishi wrote some of most effective musical cues ever for the third act of that film. So emotionally evocative.
Nausicaa is better written.
And better character and acting too. By far!
Terry Troutman Well, they both have red hair!🤷♂️
Terry Troutman I meant Nausicaa and the female Army commander. They both have red hair.
Man, everything has to be a dick measuring contest huh?
I have red hair, so what?
Geez!
SW post episodes are a joke in every regard, more so for the Mary Sue nonsense queen Rey, which is King in Spanish (pathetic feminism)
Nausicaa movie has Mark Hamill in the English dub version.
I think that was castle in the sky, as Muska
MJ yes, that was him from the Disney dub of the movie. Note: the movie had two dubs.
MJ he also played a character or two in Nausicaa
Nausicaa has one of the most intense dog fights ever in terms of accuracy to reality th-cam.com/video/EkzvPjEvQyU/w-d-xo.html
mark sucks
You're right! Rey seemed so familiar to me, especially at the beginning with goggles on, collecting some parts from the ship. Now i know why :) thanks
they may be similar but all of Nausicaa's attributes and skills made sense in relation to her background and upbringing, like the story influenced her skill set, but with Rey I feel like her skill set influenced the movie and she was only capable of things to fulfill certain (every) plot point (s)
Good job noticing that. When I was a child I watched Warriors of the Wind (yeah that crappy cut) and Star Wars like all the time. I still watch Nausicaa semi-regularly and loved Episode VII and I would have never noticed.
same! i noticed but never put it together
Kurosawa's Hidden Fortress (1958) was only 19 yrs old when Lucas used it as inspiration for Star Wars (1977). Nausicaa (1984) was 31 yrs old by the time it inspired Force Awakens
Shows how long our world's culture has been in the toilet. God, I miss the 80s and 90s. A culture treasure trove compared to the relentless line of factory garbage churned out today.
I saw nausicaa back in the 80s, and I never made this connection until I saw this video. However, wow. It’s clear as day.
Yeah they are similar but nousica is a better character in mah opinion
definitely yes
I agree with your conclusion about Nausicaa. Interestingly, 10 years ago, an italian site also said that there are a bit similarities between the dropships of Episode 1 and some airships from Nausicaa, too.
Oh yeah, that's very true! The 4-wing design of the Trade Federation landing ship is very similar to the "Torumekian Corvette" from Nausicaa.
@@ECHenry *Tolmekian (at least how i see/read it)
@@manuelbes It's written as "Torumekian" in all source material. Only in the movie's English release do we get "Tolmekian."
@@wolfehoffmann2697 right on that but, to be fair, the actual name is ‘Tolmekia’. The English translations of the manga write certain words how they’d be said with a Japanese accent: ‘Tol-‘ becomes ‘Toru-‘ and the word “Ohm” becomes “Ohmu”
I love both Star Wars and Nausicaa.
I'm not upset at all either. both are great.
star wars 7 is not good.
IT DOES MAKE SENSE
+Hakurei Moriya I've actually noticed lots of Miyazaki influence in recent Star Wars works. I think I'll do a video highlighting those too.
Omg it’s Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind !!! Big fan
Amazing observation.
This was our conclusion as well. My daughter was constantly drawing comparisons between the shots and characters.
smart kid!
If only Ray was as much of an interesting, funny, or memorable character as Nausicaa
agree
Okay... I LOVE Nausicaa. Ever since it was first released in the US and I find it very hard to compare those two characters. But thanks for making the effort. Although I will agree that Force Awakens practically steals the scenes and setup a great deal from Nausicaa. I never noticed that before.
Nausicaä is what Rey could've been.
NEVER DISRESPECT NAUSICAA AGAIN
wow! I just found your channel . Very profound . Keep the good work.
The reason why Nausicaa works and Rey doesn't is not because she's better written, but because classic far eastern stories have a different structure than our western monomyth. Nausicaa is about mediating between multiple warring factions to achieve a truce and allow for progress. TFA is a copy of a relatively simple hero's journey where the protagonist is on God mode from the start, thus preventing any investment.
I just started watching SW7 for time and I have no memory whatsoever of this movie (except that I didn't like it when it released). First few minutes I'm like "What the hell, this is Nausicaa almost shot by shot !!". Happy to see I am not the only one who saw it.
Nausicaa is my favorite movie. Thank you for the comparison. I'll never look at Rey the same :)
That's a horrible glossing over the events of Nausicaa.
There is a distinct difference in narrative that makes both movies completely different:
In Nausicaa we have a Flat Character Arc, that means that by the time the movie begins, Nausicaa already have her core values defined, what we see is a challenge to those values and see if she can still uphold them through the end, in this context it makes sense for her already having a defined set of skills and abilities, we don't need to see her learning them, because we know she already had them by simple and small snippets right at the start of the movie.
In Star Wars is different, we were brought under the premise of a positive change Character Arc (or hero arc to make simple), but the chances occur without challenge and without explanation making them feel flat and uncompelling.
So challenging your affirmation, Rey is Not Nausicaa, not even close.
Great inspiration for a character doesn't make another great character.
Nausicaa was always trying to bring peace and understanding between the humans and insects, throughout her journey she struggled to
do this. Nausicaa's struggles being to contain her rage, the death of her father, the occupation of her kingdom/family, surviving the toxic
jungle, trying but failing to stop the Pejite's plan from starting, and eventually stopping the Ohm charge. And because Nausicaa is the princess of a kingdom in a post apocalyptic setting and showing off her skill in a non combat situation, we even get to see her teacher which gives a basis for her skill.
Rey may have had common struggles being an orphan and scavenger but she doesn't have many more personal struggles such as the people she cares about being held hostage or the death of a loved one. She isn't trying to bring peace and understanding to the galaxy she's too busy running and fighting Kylo Ren. She doesn't go to fight a seemingly un-winnable battle to save lives. We also don't hear her mention who trained her nonetheless see them in person.
Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed TFA and I did see the parallels between the two, and Rey is an alright character throughout all three movies. But I put Nausicaa firmly above Rey in terms of character, development, and background.
holy shit I'm so surprised! Somebody else acknowledged this! I just KNEW this as fact the first time I saw it! Whispered it at my friend as the scene was unfolding in the theater... Nausicaa is in my all-time top 5! (Makes me tear up every time!) I'm seriously amazed that I found this search result on youtube!
you just made me love both movies even more
You know, I used to think Rey was intended to be a Nausicaa type, a character who is meant to be a paragon in service of the point of the movie. Nausicaa was basically about "Humans vs Nature", and Nausicaa herself was meant to be a messiah who acts as an ideology of how to interact with nature. I thought Rey was intended to be similar, but recent movies haven't seemed to show that, at least not yet.
so spot on. jj totally did it. not only borrowing from the original star wars (which I'm also okay with) but also from a newer, more recent cult classic than the hidden fortress, one that is more likely to be embedded in the consciousness of the age bracket this movie was aimed at. nice find dude!
Might be true. Classic True art always influences new. I totally agree on especially at 1:00~. Both great though.
確かにそうかも！
Here's Real movie "Nausicaa".!Please cheer them up!!
最初の場面（レイが過去に捨てられた宇宙船内部で部品を探してるシーン）のレイのコスチュームとか、場面状況はナウシカが腐海で試験管に採集してるシーンとすごい重なる。
このナウシカの実写版も本当楽しみ。頑張ってほしい！
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Apophenia: n: The tendency to attribute meaning to perceived connections or patterns between seemingly unrelated things.
The only thing I originally noticed was the look of her character. It didn't dawn on me the other similarities.
No, Nausicaa is a well written, fleshed out character. Rey is a glorified fan fiction copy of Jaina Solo.
ive been thinking this ever since the trailer for force awakens came out, definitely inspired by nausicaa
Omg me too. That's what I noticed when I first saw that chapter of Star Wars!!!
I definitely see the parallels. I’ve always said that Castle in the Sky is basically a Star Wars movie...
but Nausicaa had friends and family and mentors... Rey’s Mary Sue-ness could’ve been toned down dramatically if she just had a friend on Jakku... just an old lady or man telling to trade a few lines of dialogue with like “looks like a storm’s comin’ Ani,” and give Rey a smile and a shove out the door to start her adventure.
Don't you dare insult my baby Nausicaa like that
If Patrick H Willems has taught me anything, it's that JJ Abrams doesn't have a single original thought in his head.
That is so interesting. Nausicaa is my favorite Anime movie:-)
plus, they both have whimsical, slightly bouncy theme music!
Not only that, both Daisy Ridley and Mark Hamill also voiced the english dubs in Studio Ghibli films.
Only Yesterday, Nausicaa & Castle in the Sky.
It's a pity that in spite of the similarities, Rey still falls so short... Nausicaa is one of my favorite anime characters of all time, but Rey just feels so bland...
I NEVER TGOIUGHT ABOUT IT BUT AS SOON AS I SAW THE TITLE I AGREED OMFG FNGGJFHN
well that was a great thing to notice there
When you're so early that the video's still in 360p.
Wait a m-
I think there were even more Anime influences on The Last Jedi. One important scene made me very specifically think of a scene from Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha.
If this is confirmed to be real, then I'm going to jump in joy!
Looks like there was more influence in Rise of Skywalker.
lol i thought they just gender flipped ichigo from bleach the way rey kept pulling powers out of her ass when the plot demanded it...
Its nice to notice that my favorite Anime movie inspired another great Movie
I see some similarities with them. Rey and Nausicaa are amazing characters ^^ I love them both
Oh yeah they do seem similar
Nausicaa: it makes sense I can’t cope
Asbel: does that mean I’m Finn
I don’t know asbel I don’t know
Nausicaa is cel animated, that fact alone already immediately makes it better than Star Wars :P
i watched the force awakens once and it was enough
cant compare that shit to master Miyazaki
You can tell that the movie was inspired by nausicaa of the valley of the wind by Miyazaki and as Rey in the force awakens by jj Abraham
So the Ferengi asked, "Are you a Nausicaan or a Nausicaan't?" Knives were drawn, blood was spilled, and the trade conference finally started to get interesting...
Nausicaa is heavily inspired by Jean Giraud's works which has also been a frequent source of influence for the most fantasy and science fiction pieces. I would assume that the StarWars character Rey is designed roughly after some Möbius figures.
Mind blown.
Without a single doubt, verifiable 100%.
Your god damm right! Ghibli x Star Wars are REAL!
oh yeah and i forgot to mention, that the props are used very different, the scenes i mention are no where close to being similar, fx when the nausicaa and the boy is falling through the quicksand it creates a big scene under the forest which changes the whole plot. In starwars it not only doesn´t matter that the battleship is sunken into quicksand, since the boy flying it, just pops up later like nothing happened, but it´s also a whole different character than the one you show who assimilates rey and the ghetto boy. it´s a whole other character....so it´s not even close to being the similar other than it looks similar.
the effects used to show rey on her mission is also very different since nausicaa holds a strong bond to the forest and rey hates it. she literally views it as a job to get money so she can buy bread....however that works, bread doesn´t make you stronger...but whatever. Nausicaa has a deep love for the forest an it´s being, a high respect for it, and she continuesly throughout the film tries to understand the forest and the creatures.
this is also the main reason we follow nausicaa because she eventually trhough her work ends up taking the role of the chosen one that makes the profecy come true, where Rey is just born as the chosen one and really doesn´t do anything....because she got magical powers...
so i get that there are similarities but they are very far from being the same, or even resembling eachother, starwars just have a bad plot and some of the scenes look the ones in nausicaa of the valley of the wind...
The difference is that it makes sense for nausicaa to be skilled
I was wondering when someone else would notice this.
Being inspired is one thing but straight up copping and not giving credit is another. JJ just lifted other people's work and said it was his.
I totally agree
very similar indeed. good find.
Also: look at hux and kylo, then look at nausicaa again, notice something?
Hux is full blown Kurotowa?
I refuse to accept this, Nausicaä is 1000x better than Rey, Nausicaä learnt and spent time mastering her skills, Rey just gets lucky with her skills being palpatines granddaughter
Thank god im not the only one who sees this
I knew Rey reminded me of someone!
The cover of Nausicaa vol. 7 is very similar to Rey as well.
If you're gonna crib from someone, crib from the best!
Rey is Naushicaa like Darth Vader is Winnie the Pooh
At least Nausicaa is not a mary sue
i noticed the similarity in the first appearance of rey.... but i didnt notice the rest of the things you pointed out.
Nausicaa is what Rey WISHES she was lmao
Nausicaä !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
much much even not comparable better :3
Don't even fucking compare these two movies together.
So it's NOT just a clone of "A New Hope" like everyone says on the IMDB boards?
Evil Ash no it takes from other movies too. ;)
Naussicaa was trained from birth to fight, fly and lead people. They never gave Rey that kind of background so she rightfully got labeled a “Mary Sue”. Naussica rides the line but never crosses into Mary Sue territory.
That is my only favorite anime style movie, because it isn’t over the top, inappropriate, or just weird.
Both are good candidate of Mary Sue though. I love em both btw.
Nausicaa is not a Mary Sue. She failed several times in the movie.
Rey is Rey from droid adventures
Bet they wouldn't have admitted this.
Omg how come I never reconized that!!😂😂
Was Ghibli alreadybin collaboration with disney when they make this?
😮😮😮 me In shock and amazement.
I felt it the entire movie! they are so similar but nausicaa is such a good movie its ok. Im just left with wondering how would the force awakens would have been without nausicaa and if the next star wars is goint to be like mononoke.
Next Star Wars will be like Grave of the Fireflies. Or Kiki's Delivery Service. Maybe like Gau the Cellist? Or Ronia Robbersdaughter?
please don't say that you prefer the Nausicaä movie rather than the comics, the movie cuts out the main villans and about 3/4 of the whole story
Actually i first noticed that the silver storm tropper girl was almost identical to the redhead badguy from vally of the wind
Nausicaa was an AMAZING film, way better than the new star wars 11 out of 10 stars
OMFG I CAN SEE NOW
It is not nausicaa, maybe just a reference since this character scales in understanding and empathy towards his rivals and the other only turns on his personal interest.
2時間の枠に収めようとすれば、似たようなカットが出るのは当たり前じゃないかな。
Don't you dare compare the beauty and genius that is nausicaa with the fuckfest that is rey
Nausicaa is a Jedi, confirmed?
In the manga she is just a princess, but in the anime she is “The goddess of light”
@@liamwilson7549 Never heard any reference to a "goddess of light" in the movie. Besides, isn't she explicitly telepathic in the manga (compared to implicitly empathic in the movie) and gets a pet WMD that calls her mommy? i think that's more "goddess" material than what we see in the movie. :P
UGNAvalon ah yes I forgot about her telepathy in the manga. Really hope we get to see a movie of her up against that ancient telepathic eyeball cult guy. Doubt it but one can dream 😁
I THOUGHT THE SAME FREAKING THING!!!