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22. Yubaba

3 years, 6 months ago at Nov 16 16:46

Kyle Ellis

Anime: Spirited Away Yubaba is technically the main antagonist of Spirited Away, as the authoritarian owner of the bathhouse who’s consumed by greed. She has all the renamed workers at her whim via sorcery, with their freedom tied to their original name, and refused to let anyone leave. They live in relative squalor, driven to be obsessed with money and wealth, while she hoards her fortune in gr... read more

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Yubaba, (湯婆婆, yubaaba) is established the proprietor of The Bathhouse and the main antagonist of the Japanese animated film Spirited Away. She is the identical twin sister of Zeniba.

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22. Yubaba

“Anime: Spirited Away

Yubaba is technically the main antagonist of Spirited Away, as the authoritarian owner of the bathhouse who’s consumed by greed.

She has all the renamed workers at her whim via sorcery, with their freedom tied to their original name, and refused to let anyone leave.

They live in relative squalor, driven to be obsessed with money and wealth, while she hoards her fortune in grander lodgings. She has a distinct, frightening yet motherly design, and is able to transform into a bird and throw fire.

Honestly, she’s a bit terrifying. And I’ve never forgotten her.” read more