¡Wanpaku Ouji no Orochi Taiji
¡Animation
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[Machine Translation] The sixth feature film from Toei Animation, "The Great Snake Exterminator, Prince of Wananchai," is a masterpiece that will go down in Japanese animation history as an unprecedented and innovative animated film. The sixth feature film from Toei Animation, "The Mere Old Man Prince's Extermination of the Serpent," which became a masterpiece that will go down in Japanese animation history as an unprecedented and innovative animated film, has been revived using 4K master images! The film, based on Japanese mythology and filled with gags and humor, was produced at a production cost of approximately 70 million yen, with a staff of 180, 250,000 drawings and 1 ton of paints. The film was produced by new and old staff, including newcomer Yugo Serikawa as director and veteran artist Koji Mori as his first animation director (original picture director), who unified the overall quality of the original motion pictures. The music was composed by Akira Ifukube, who has composed music for "Godzilla" and many other films. --In the age of the gods, a long time ago, a boy named Susanoo, a boy who lived on the island of Onogoro, lived a happy life with his parents, Izanagi and Izanami. Suddenly, however, his mother Izanami dies and goes to Hades. Unable to accept his mother's death, Susanoo and his rabbit, Akahana, set out on a journey in search of her. On the way, Susanoo visits the land of his elder brother Tsukuyomi and elder sister Amaterasu, and as he continues his adventures, he is touched by the love of his elder brother and sister, and vows to fight the Yamatano-orochi that torments Princess Kushinada, whom he meets in the Land of Izumo!
Original Release Year: 1963
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