蟲師特別篇「日蝕む翳」

MUSHISHI: HIHAMUKAGE

SPECIAL

STATUS
COMPLETE
EPISODES
1
RELEASE
January 4, 2014
LENGTH
45 min

DESCRIPTION

When an eclipse occurs, the sun remains dark in one area. The mushi expert Ginko must come and determine how to return the sun to the village before their crops die. The secret seems connected to twin girls who live nearby.

(Source: Anime News Network)

CAST

Ginko
Yuuto Nakano
Narrator
Mika Doi
Tanyuu Karibusa
Ai Kobayashi
Adashino
Yuuji Ueda
Hiyori
Yuuna Watanabe
Hinata
Rio Sasaki
Tama Minai
Hisako Kyouda

EPISODES

Dubbed

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REVIEWS

ValiQuez
84/100
Unveiling Mysteries in the Shadows: A Captivating Tale of Light and Darkness.
>"If you could see everything but couldn't change any of it, or if you could live in freedom in darkness... Which do you think is more fortunate? I think it might not be that bad living in the dark, remembering the light." - Amane
44 minutes of Mushi-shi.

Mushishi is always distinct from other available stories. If I had to choose one word to describe the Mushishi story, it would be "intriguing."

The plot contains little suspense. Without Ginko having to kill or conquer anyone or anything, we already know that the story will have a happy ending. Yes, he must eliminate some Mushi, but the music should not be feared because it is not evil. Mushishi takes place in beautiful, vibrant settings with strange sounds. After achieving a state of tranquilly, the observer will find themselves immediately immersed in this vast universe where humans live a simple but fierce existence. The soothing score conveys all of its intended meaning and uplifts the audience's disposition.

Never take anything for granted, not even life itself. Another episode of the calming drug "Mushishi" conveys this simple yet significant lesson in a beautiful manner. What a journey this show has been, with Ginko investigating various Mushi species in a clever yet always understandable manner, not only healing every person in need, regardless of origin, but also capturing the essence of life.

Undoubtedly not for everyone, but there is an anime for anyone who wants to learn more about the secrets of humanity. Our protagonist, Ginko, never misses an opportunity to learn more about Mushi, as he is the most sincere and stylish individual imaginable. In this one-of-a-kind "Hihamukage," he enters a neighbourhood plagued by artificial darkness caused by an ongoing eclipse. Does this dangerous condition brought on by a lack of sunlight involve any Mushi? How could this be?

Ginko understands that nothing should be taken for granted; therefore, he must first persuade the people of his intentions before restoring the world to the condition that was once taken for granted: a place where there is sufficient sunlight for life to flourish. The mystery stands on its own, and the plot is as imaginative as it has been throughout the series.

In the case of two very different sisters, the supporting cast serves to highlight the relationship between humans and Mushi, and by extension, nature itself, which is a delightful observation. A fan of the show has no reason to miss this lovely special. The universe continues to be as mysterious as ever, and Ginko hasn't lost any of his splendour. Unquestionably a sensory delight and an efficient method of promoting the upcoming sequel.

The only issue I have with this television film is that the excellent opening song was omitted.

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