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Legendary anime studio will answer questions about Hayao Miyazaki’s 1997 classic via Twitter.

Few films capture the imagination quite like the works of Studio Ghibli. Filled not just with amazing visuals and stirring soundtracks, but eclectic inspirations, rich symbolism, and subtle character moments, Ghibli’s anime aren’t just captivating to watch, but compelling to think about from a variety of angles.

So there’s good reason to be very excited right now, as Ghibli is asking for fans to send in questions about Princess Mononoke, which will then be answered via the official Ghibli account!

金曜よる9時からは #3週連続夏はジブリ の第１弾「#もののけ姫」をノーカットで放送放送まで待てないという方に、王家の血を受け継ぐ少年 #アシタカ と山犬に育てられた少女 #サン が出会うシーンの動画を特別にお届け緊張感がありドキドキ pic.twitter.com/NaHwVq4kgl

— アンク＠金曜ロードショー公式 (@kinro_ntv) August 11, 2021

Ghibli anime are shown on broadcast TV in Japan every summer, and this Friday Nippon TV will be presenting Princess Mononoke, the 1997 classic which was billed as director Hayao Miyazaki’s final project before retiring (update: he changed his mind). Prior to the movie’s 9 p.m. start time, fans can send in questions by replying to the thread below from Nippon TV’s Kinyo Roadshow (“Friday Movie Roadshow”) Twitter account and including the hashtag #もののけ姫の質問 (“Princess Mononoke question”). A number of questions will be selected, and Ghibli staff will answer them through the studio’s official Twitter account during the Princess Mononoke broadcast.

#スタジオジブリ 公式#金曜ロードショー 公式　コラボ企画
「もののけ姫」に関する質問受付中ジブリスタッフが答えます
 
この投稿に返信し「#もののけ姫の質問」を付けて質問を書き込んでください今週金曜の「もののけ姫」放送中、ジブリア公式カウントから皆さんの質問にお答えします pic.twitter.com/P4OLwYE1Rs

— アンク＠金曜ロードショー公式 (@kinro_ntv) August 10, 2021

▼ The Ghibli account reacted to Nippon TV’s question solicitation tweet with this image of the Great Forest Spirit chuckling in anticipation.

https://t.co/Y7BIBiFvrI pic.twitter.com/YdnSepEufD

— スタジオジブリ STUDIO GHIBLI (@JP_GHIBLI) August 10, 2021

Again, questions must be submitted as replies to the Kinyo Roadshow tweet here, with answers coming from the Studio Ghibli account. With Twitter being a worldwide platform, questions from overseas fans are presumably OK too, as long as they’re written in Japanese, so if there’s something you’ve always wanted to know about Princess Mononoke, get typing!

Source: Twitter/@kinro_ntv via Otakomu
Top image: Studio Ghibli (edited by SoraNews24)
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