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Heisei Tanuki Gassen Ponpoko
Faced with the destruction of their habitat due to the growth of Tokyo, a group of tanuki try to defend their homes. They decide to use their transforming talents to try to hold back the new development. Two of them, especially skilled at transforming, are sent to Shikoku to enlist the help of three sages. Meanwhile, the rest of them do their best to disrupt the construction site, at first causing accidents, and then actually haunting the site. However, the humans are very persistent, and soon the tanuki are forced to use more and more extreme measures to save their home. (Source: Anime News Network)
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Isao TakahataDirector
Masahiko OotsukaAssistant Director
Shinichi MatsumiAssistant Director
Shinji OotsukaCharacter Design
Akira MichikawaTitle Logo DesignKaoru ManoTitle Logo Design
Kazuo OgaArt Director
Michiyo YasudaColor Design
Atsushi OkuiDirector of Photography
Takeshi SeyamaEditing
Yasuo UrakamiSound Director
Mitsuru Kashiwabara Sound Effects
Inugami Gyobu
BuntaTakehiro Murata
Tsurugame OshouKosan Yanagiya
Wonderland no ShachouTakehiro Murata
PonkichiShouzou Hayashiya IX
SeizaemonNorihei Miki
GontaShigeru Izumiya
Tasaburou Hage-tanukiKatsura Bunshi V
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~~~img440(https://i.imgur.com/KaPLp4P.jpg)~~~ *Pom Poko* stands out among Isao Takahata’s films with a strong, central conflict driving its animated whimsy. It doesn’t take itself too seriously; it’s chock-full of sight gags and colorful references to Japanese folklore. Reviewers often say that it…
Read full review on AniList →Ghibli has definitely over the year brought us so many amazing and creative movies. Each with interesting themes, memorable characters and moments and so much beautiful animation. But despite all of that, if anyone would ask me which one's my favourite, I could easily say that it definitely and with…
Read full review on AniList →I had absolutely zero interest in watching Pom Poko. I never intended on watching it, I never intended on caring about it, I honestly didn't think I'd like it, and I had other anime to watch. Plus, an anime entirely about tanuki just didn't appeal to me, and probably never will. I was so sure I woul…
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