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2. No Face

1 year, 5 months ago at Nov 16 19:34

Kyle Ellis

Anime: Spirited Away Here we go. No Face is perhaps the modern face of Studio Ghibli. His ominous grunts, non-binary spectral form, and grotesquely horrifying other-side, made him one of the coolest and grittiest characters the studio had to offer. He’s lonely, unable to communicate beyond a basic level, and frightening to most. Once the greed and gluttony of the bathhouse consumes him, he tra... read more

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No-Face (カオナシ kaonashi, lit. "faceless") is an odd and lonely spirit introduced in the Japanese animated film Spirited Away. He is shown to be capable of reacting to emotions and ingesting another individual to gain their personality and physical traits.

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2. No Face

“Anime: Spirited Away

Here we go.

No Face is perhaps the modern face of Studio Ghibli.

His ominous grunts, non-binary spectral form, and grotesquely horrifying other-side, made him one of the coolest and grittiest characters the studio had to offer.

He’s lonely, unable to communicate beyond a basic level, and frightening to most. Once the greed and gluttony of the bathhouse consumes him, he transforms into a monstrous creature, proving he’s just a reflection of those around him.

His story arc is a complete yet enigmatic one.

And that only adds to the unusual allure and mystique surrounding his character. One of the greatest characters Studio Ghibli has to offer.” read more