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- Pied Piper of Hamelin Final episode season 1
Maria leaves the village, the Traveler brings Maria across multiverse. Traveler play flute and amaze Maria with her music, Maria become red haired traveler.
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idk why but this scene gave me huge Ghibli vibes with how vibrant and just in general
I thought of that too!
The pure fantasy scene in 'Mimi wo sumaseba' to be precise.
I thought the same thing!
I felt the same even the eyes in this episode are a bit different
This episode felt so Ghibli with the faces and the styling and coloring! It's so good!
That's a good story, no one should be tided down for anything, Freedom is a beautiful blessing for Maria
Tbh I kind don’t see the horror in this episode
@@Melo_TYT of Misogyny?
A lot of people don't see freedom that way. In perspective of the villagers it means a less properous future because of one's selfishness.
Even today, I see families guilt tripping each other into obligation and making someone else responsibile for their happiness. Freedom is seen as death to dependents.
I don't blame Maria in context as the village community was awful. The village will have to adapt or starve when grandcoat is gone.
It really depends on each others views as well, since freedom can be seen as selfishness too@@MrCrimanis
There's plenty of stories where choosing freedom leads to the worse outcome
Yes, some people make choices at the expense of others livelihoods.
All comes down to context and people's values.
Dependants naturally value security and structure over freedom.
Those who have aspirations, seek improvement, cope with the realities of nature value freedom over security.
They could've done this without her sleeping with the teacher. But it's a refreshing story and when she finally left that village it also gave me a sense of freedom. Best episode for me.
Are these stories really as disconnected as they seem ? I can see connections between that of "Pied Piper" and "Hansel and Gretel" for instance.
@@JabamiLain I think they are connected. I've watched too many CLAMP animes and everything they made mostly connects or refers to each other.
@@whiteRiceSupremacistexactly. For example, the color red is present in EVERY story, and its symbolism is clear. What changes is how it's displayed through the characters, how the insanity is rooted in them.
I think Gretel did exist at some point, but due to an old japanese superstition of twins bringing bad luck, the parents, in the anime, must have killed her, leading Hansel to create his own Gretel. But then he travelled to another world (which I'm starting to think might be ground 0 for a future adaptation of Peter Pan), and unable to let her go, especially because he was the only child there, he created a split personality, leading him to become that woman in Pied Piper. The question now is how he got the cloak, which must be the explanation as to how he acquired that form in "Pied Piper".
No they aren‘t.
Pied Piper isn’t connected to Hansel and Gretel and vice-versa.
The the theory is far to convoluted and stretchy to make this even work.
It’s just an anthology series made of six independent fairy tales but with a darker twist to them. That’s that simply
And CLAMPs previous works don’t really interconnect aside non canon promo appearances and deliberate nods to the original work.
And the color red is just an intense signal color that is used for various effects;
Mostly for blood, but also if you are under an influence of something. But just because two works use the same visual cue, doesn’t mean they have to be connected.
Again, the theory has no basis and is too overly complex to make it work. They are separate just characters with their stories having a different focus.
Besides;
There were visual cues that make it pretty clear that Gretel never was real and that Hansel is projecting in certain scenes as if he wasn’t actually alone. None of the children address Gretel nor do the ‚parents‘ or anyone actually do that.
Besides… the settings on both fairytales are very different and thus impossible to have any interconnection.
Well I understand your point regarding the teacher but remember those were other times than the current ones. My aunt was 15 when she married with her husband (he was 25 years)
Dude, the anime is FREAKING AMAZING! They made it great like very old times renowned movies. How is it that old school Barbie Movies and the Disney's 20 century movies are good? Because they use classic music on the background of course! Man I miss those times 😭😭😭
Choosing Debussy's Moonlight and Arabesque, with the Full Moon in the background is pure art.
I really love how they remixed the great piano classicals (Bach, Mozart, Beethoven...)
OMG Thank you for saying the piece! I couldn't find it out since there's still no official soundtrack! Thank you so much! 😍🙏
This episode was... Beautiful. Truly an amazing conclusion! Bravo to the team who worked hard in making this. I hope so badly they return for a second season
Are these stories really as disconnected as they seem ? I can see connections between that of "Pied Piper" and "Hansel and Gretel" for instance.
@@JabamiLain to my knowledge, this is an anthology series. Like Black Mirror, and Love Death + Robots. All of the episodes are seemingly different from the last. I'm interested in the connections you speak of though, care to elaborate?
To those who dont know, the veteran from Ghibi are director for piper
Are these stories really as disconnected as they seem ? I can see connections between that of "Pied Piper" and "Hansel and Gretel" for instance.
@@JabamiLain I not really know, _i only can read wiki for free, unlike Netflix_
@@akumu2625me too, unfortunately
@@JabamiLainThere are no connections
@@Radio-97other than the color red, that is.
This episode was my favorite one and I absolutely loved it
Ghibli is crying seeing this animations is so good
I wonder how they'd do Grimm's Snow White...with SW as the villain of course.
wit studio is fire 🔥
I love maria she's so beautiful and nice and adorable I just want to hug her. ps I'm not a weirdo I think she's adorable like a animal kinda thing and loveable like nezuko so just letting you all know just in case if you all get the wrong idea
This is insanely good. I'm hoping for a second season
Bro I Don't Take Drugs But This Scene Was Something Else 😂 I Don't Know Maybe I'm Exaggerating
1:48 😍😍😍
I was kind of done with this episode when this happened in all honesty. I was waiting for Maria to show some form of human emotions, and even when she chose freedom, she showed less emotion than even Kiyoko from the first episode, and she faked all her emotion
Ojalá hayan más episodios. Hay muchos cuentos de hadas para cambiar el relato
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Are these stories really as disconnected as they seem ? I can see connections between that of "Pied Piper" and "Hansel and Gretel" for instance.
They aren’t connected to each other. It’s an anthology series made up of currently six separate fairytales variations spun by the imagination of the character Charlotte, who is named after the little sister of the actual Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm‘s sister of the same name
@@Radio-97same brain, same multiverse. Many imaginative brains like to connect the stories at some point. For example, Charlotte ALWAYS uses the color red in all the protagonists in order to represent how they're tainted.
@@JabamiLain The color red is a signaling color that signify danger or sacrifice, even to death, but also for passion.
If we take that into account, it says a lot to Charlotte‘s twists in the told fairytales
@@Radio-97girl wants to explore the world's darkside through the controlled environment that her stories are. I respect that. It's important after all. Though I do hope she understands these things are not for her to actually do in real life.
God, stop spamming this bullshit. So annoying
I wonder what "Kingdom Hearts" would look like if it had these stories and their vibe. Perhaps then, finally Riku and DiZ would meet some karma. Naminé too, but the former two deserve it more.
I can actually see "Red Riding Hood" story being integrated in the "Union Cross" storyline. It would be SOOOOO fun to have her as an antagonist. Perhaps someone who's rejected by both light and darkness, due to how insane she is.
This scene was mad scary
How?
@@yesikanarvaez5027 well first if some lady opened up a galaxy out of her body that would be weird and you guys forget this is a horror anime and also when she shoots out a galaxy at here she is trapped can’t go back and she took her place as the pied piper stuck as that forever or until she does that to someone and it just doesn’t sit right with me how u jump ina galaxy and your ina new world stuck as something else and you can tell the pied piper was psycho from the eyes widening like that it that all together the puts it a scary theme type of way imagine if your family member left like that
@@Melo_TYT" imagine if your family member left like that" Yes, it's so terrible when abusers are deprived of the victims of their abuse. Awful, just awful.
Speaking of "KH", there are two fics of it that may interest those in this fandom who know that saga:
"The Twilight Will" - a Roxas centered fic in which he refused to merge back with Sora. Gathering all of his power, he escapes, travelling to realms beyond "KH" that were unnafected by the war, as such, maintaining light, darkness and nothingness together. Worlds include "American Mcgee's Alice", "God of War" and "Bioshock";
"Sea-Change of Fate" - this one is a fic series. Kairi deviates from the script predicted for her, choosing to accompany Sora, Donald ("Ducktales" reboot version) and Goofy on their journey after "KH 1". Now, the author uses mostly the manga elements (making fights more violent), along with exploring the sexuality of the cast more, it's true. But they integrate it well in the story. Plus, it's refreshing to see Kairi, Sora and Riku behave like actual teens whose hormones and emotions are all over the place. And seeing Maleficent, though a bit unwillingly, bond with the likes of Riku, Vanitas and Naminé is very cute. The cast may feel kinda dirtier, but also more sincere than in canon.
So yeah. I suggest these stories here, because like the "Grimm Variations", both explore a dirtier side of whatever it is Nomura may executed more poorly in canon. I highly recommend them.
I would like the link of "Sea of Change", if you please. I haven't been able to find it on Google.
@@DeathMessenger1988I'd give it if I could, but I am litterally unable to. Instead, I'll tell you where to find it. It's on Archive o3. The author is known as "Unnoun".
@@DeathMessenger1988I did not present the right name. The correct name is "Sea-Change of Fate".
Huh, but why does her hair turn red? And where did the traveler go?
They became one being.
@@JabamiLain Hmmm, may be you are right
I think Gretel did exist at some point, but due to an old japanese superstition of twins bringing bad luck, the parents, in the anime, must have killed her, leading Hansel to create his own Gretel. But then he travelled to another world (which I'm starting to think might be ground 0 for a future adaptation of Peter Pan), and unable to let her go, especially because he was the only child there, he created a split personality, leading him to become that woman in Pied Piper. The question now is how he got the cloak, which must be the explanation as to how he acquired that form in "Pied Piper".
That‘s way too farfetched to make this even believable.
The more likely answer is that the Pied Piper and Hansel aren’t connected and thus separate characters.
There were hints that Gretel was never real like the lack of eye shines and that the stories‘ settings and themes were vastly different;
Hansel and Gretel has a Sci-Fi setting while The Pied Piper of Hamelin takes place in a closed-off village
@@Radio-97the pied piper takes Maria to a more modern looking world at the end. Also, I explained THIS Gretel isn't real, but she MAY have been based after a Gretel that existed, given how adamant Hansel is to hold on to an imaginary friend.
Well, let's agree to disagree. What about my theory that the end of "Hansel and Gretel" might be ground 0 for a future Peter Pan adaptation ?
@@JabamiLain Maria became sorta ‚Pied Piper 2.0‘ after soon she arrived in the modern world where she tells the tale to others like to the little girl in the end
And did you noticed in Hansel and Gretel that no one actually addresses Gretel personally, but to Hansel?
• Hansel always follows up to Gretel‘s lines, which is then given a reply, but none to Gretel‘s
• Gretel doesn’t get reprimanded while sleeping in class
• Gretel doesn’t eat in any scene when the children are on the table
• No one directly replies to Gretel‘s lines, but react to all what Hansel says; the ‚Witch‘ doesn’t, the ‚Parents‘ don’t and neither any of the children, like in the scene where the Witch hands out hot cocoa, she only brings one and doesn’t react to the answer Gretel gave, but to Hansel.
• The ‚Mom‘ only scanned Hansel‘s heat, but none of Gretel and the parents only react to what Hansel does
• Gretel never displays eye shines even in scenes when Hansel has
• We never see Gretel‘s bed when it is supposed to be pretty much more front when she cones from that direction. But since she doesn’t actually exist, she doesn’t have one
• Gretel is never shown in any photograph
Besides… given how it is presented, Hansel is an unreliable narrator when it comes to accurately recalling the actual past, like Gretel actually never wore a jacket, nor was she eating the cake, nor did she took Hansels hands. That was all Hansel projecting his missing courage into an imaginary sister, basically a tulpa.
These hints are minuscule at first, that many wouldn’t notice them right away. I myself double-checked to analyze and deconfirm said theory to be proven realistically
@@Radio-97I get it. The Gretel we see isn't real. What I meant is that he might have based her after someone from his real life. Someone who died before this story's beginning. Someone who may have been murdered. And I believe it may have been a sister. This is a thriller/horror show after all.
A few questions:
-What are the rest of this season's stories ?
-Do you think Charllote Grimm is just into dark stories, or do you think she might be a bad seed ?
@@JabamiLain
And the ‚Ground Zero Peter Pan‘… I‘m sorry but I don’t see how that is suppose to work
Peter Pan is a story that is about that everyone has to grow up and that nothing is stagnant and stays forever the way they are.
Hansel already has gone through that arc by saying goodbye to Gretel, acknowledging her existence as part of his own imagination.
And how does Hansel change his entire physique to become a +17 year old girl with a different colored hair and entirely different motivations and even a drastic change in character and personality?
That’s too much of a stretch and doesn’t fit into the design if the anime as it is an anthology series about fairytales collected by the Grimm brothers with now a darker twist, each tale is one dedicated separate episode