A beautiful show with a chilling OP.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lG0uaNS87Dc
Can we get some appreciation for this gem?
Best ed song https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PB8BN7LrhDE
Episode 20 is best.
Gotta say sometimes it's nice to see Ginko getting kinda of "close" to someone rather than just being the outsider.
>>138722921
Those moments are so rare. But Ginko is a wanderer by soul and by profession, and that fact adds to the sometimes distant and lonely mood of the show. It's also what makes Mushishi so magical.
I largely disliked it.
>>138723366
What part about the show did you dislike?
>>138723431
The episodic structure and lack of progression, mostly. I loved Kino's Journey, though.
>>138723477
I actually really enjoyed the structure since it was refreshing from other shows that I've watched. It adds to the vagabond feel that I haven't found anywhere else. Kinda like the Road to Sata, exploring Japan as a single man, helping people from place to place yet never seeing them again.
>>138723777
I thought it was really formulaic. Always with the happy endings. Needed more pyroclastic flows.
As a bio major I fuckin love Mushishi
>>138723852
The episode where he burned all the mold-children alive was a happy ending?
>>138723477
isn't it the same though? kino doesn't grow from one country to then next. just makes stark observations and insights and then leaves for the next country. the only real difference is that kino has hermes to bounce words and ideas off of
>>138723895
Mostly happy endings. It was all very predictable to me.
>>138723981
Yeah. I just liked the atmosphere in Kino a lot more. Fables etc.
>>138721000
Best episode is when we see the ginko mushi god I was so fucked up that night seeing that scene gave me chills ill I'll never forget, who kagewani here?
>>138723981
Same, I thought Mushishi was more observational than happy endings.
>>138724031
The ginko episode was really nice!
>>138724021
>Yeah. I just liked the atmosphere in Kino a lot more. Fables etc.
okay you have a good point hidden here. it's not always "the mushi did this" every episode, so i understand a bit better why i like kino
>>138724089
Kino was entirely about people and had this tangible significance. Mushishi was just "this magical stuff happened" and the people factor only comes in when people have to deal with what is essentially just a different, usually quite gimmicky plot device each episode.
It wasn't a bad show, though.