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Alternative Titles Synonyms: The man picked up by the gods, Kamihiro, Kamitachi ni Hirowareta Otoko Japanese: 神達に拾われた男 English: By the Grace of the Gods German: By the Grace of the Gods French: By the Grace of the Gods More titles
Information Type: TV Episodes: 12 Status: Finished Airing Aired: Oct 4, 2020 to Dec 20, 2020 Premiered: Fall 2020 Broadcast: Sundays at 23:30 (JST) Producers: Lantis, Toei Video, KlockWorx, Nikkatsu, Asmik Ace, Hobby Japan, AMG MUSIC, BS Fuji, Hakuhodo DY Music & Pictures, Amusement Media Academy, Exa International, Bandai Namco Arts Licensors: Funimation Studios: Maho Film Source: Light novel Genres: FantasyFantasy, Slice of LifeSlice of Life Themes: IsekaiIsekai, ReincarnationReincarnation Duration: 23 min. per ep. Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or
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And naturally, we can only feel sorry for the two. Their circumstance and untimely demise lie out of their control as both are reduced to mere numbers tallied to the body count their country holds.
For a film that illustrates a tragedy not suitable for most children, Grave of the Fireflies’ greatest strength lies in the fact that it exists as an animated feature. There are several instances where gratuitous
images are lingered on, never shying away from the bleakness of these scenes. So brutal, that had the film been made as a live-action, could
easily have crossed the line from harrowing to simply unbearable for most. In this, Grave of the Fireflies showcases the power of animation, where the most grotesque scenes are offset with accompanied visuals that are beautiful, evocative and aesthetically pleasing. Graphic displays of burned bodies and malnourished children never come off sadistic, but certainly leave their mark on the viewer. It’s a movie that whilst easily stands out from the typical Ghibli picture, arguably could not have been produced by any other studio. Breath-taking landscapes, delightful character designs and a keen attention to detail are lucid across its runtime, constantly emphasizing the smaller moments just as much as the larger ones. It takes a special group on staff to pour so much effort into each scene, having managed to hold up over 30 years since its release. They did a remarkable job, especially when realizing this was being produced alongside Ghibli’s other feature film at the time, My Neighbor Totoro.
