>There is nothing in this world that is definitively good or bad.Good things may be found among bad things, and bad things may be found among good things,they all stuck together.>The same goes for love between humans. Suppose there was a couple, A and B. It's impossible for sublime love to constantly exist between them.Sometimes foolish emotions swirl within them,or they force themselves to meet each other in time they'd rather avoid.Such is human life.There is no such thing as perfect, godlike love.>Cheerful people aren't always grinning from ear to ear.when they're alone,i think they wear a gloomy expression to compensate for the smiles they put on for others.>I don't want to portray this person as always good because they're a hero, or this person as always evil because they're a villain. In our own lives, we sometimes become the good guy, sometimes the villain, sometimes cruel, sometimes kind.it's human nature to have many sides.>so I do not wish to create stories that portray people from enemy nation as tailed demons.>Speech from"can there be classical Adventure in modern age?(1986)"https://youtu.be/46r1NOpkXq4
>>215670057>so I do not wish to create stories that portray people from enemy nation as tailed demons.>BUT ALL AMERICANS ARE EVIL INCARNATE THEY CHEATED AND MADE US LOSE WW2 NOTHING HAPPENED IN JAPANESE-OCCUPIED CHINA FUCK YOU ORCS DINDU NUFFIN
remember this shit?https://stilleatingoranges.tumblr.com/post/25153960313/the-significance-of-plot-without-conflicti'm sorry weeaboos but Western story structure is correct. the Greeks had this figured out millennia ago.
>I have the most important experience that serves as my origin as a filmmaker.>In July 1945, when I was four years old, Tochigi Prefecture, where we lived, was bombed. We fled as a family then.My father held my hand, my mother held my baby brother's hand, and my uncle held my older brother's hand as we ran to the underpass of the Tobu Line.>At that moment, my uncle happened to arrive in the company's Datsun truck, so we escaped in that truck.As we were fleeing in the truck bed, a mother holding her daughter begged us to take her along, saying, “Please let us ride with you.” But the mother refused, saying, “There's no room,” and abandoned them as we fled in fire.>Fortunately, that mother and child survived, but if they had died, I think the damage to myself would have been even greater.>I love both my father and mother.But I still wonder what I would have done if I were in their place, and why my four-year-old self couldn't ask them to give them ride and such>i understand that and they are Human it's difficult to act like the protagonists in comics in such situations.My experiences may seem insignificant compared to those who have endured far more harrowing ordeals. Yet witnessing my mother,usually kind and considerate toward others,engage in such cold-hearted actions left a profound impact on me.>That's what I think people are.That's what we are.This is justice.deciding This is evil. The era when Moonlight Mask could defeat his enemies by simply declaring this was justice that era may have been a happy one. But I don't think we can create such stories anymore.
>>215670057Nonsense take on morality from a godless heathen. Who cares what he thinks?
>>215670103Retard
>gets Demon Slayer'd
>>215670057Go back to /a/
>>215670057Moral relativism is a death of soul
>>215672274he's not asserting a maxim, just recounting observed patterns.>>215671384why is it nonsense. it makes perfect sense. we aren't perfect.>>215670103you know he portrayed japanese as evil in some stories as well?
>>215673360Is slavery bad?
