Gake no Ue no Ponyo
A goldfish escapes the magical undersea workshop of a former human who has remade himself as a sorcerer and washes up on the shore of a small Japanese coastal village. A five-year-old boy named Sosuke finds her and names her Ponyo. Tasting his blood gives her the ability to shape-shift into a small human girl, and her growing affection for him kicks Sosuke's town into a magical-realist tidal disaster. Ponyo's mother — an enormous sea goddess — and her father converge on the harbour to decide what kind of creature their daughter is going to be, and whether Sosuke is going to choose her unconditionally.
A goldfish escapes the magical undersea workshop of a former human who has remade himself as a sorcerer and washes up on the shore of a small Japanese coastal village. A five-year-old boy named Sosuke finds her and names her Ponyo. Tasting his blood gives her the ability to shape-shift into a small human girl, and her growing affection for him kicks Sosuke's town into a magical-realist tidal disaster. Ponyo's mother — an enormous sea goddess — and her father converge on the harbour to decide what kind of creature their daughter is going to be, and whether Sosuke is going to choose her unconditionally.
Holy shit I'm 4 years old again!
Hidden Themes I Saw in Ponyo
Ponyo is adorable and great and I won't hear any disagreements with that.
Whimsical, cute, and heartwarming, Ponyo proves that you don't need to serve a purpose to be enjoyable
"Fish with faces who come out of the sea cause tsunamis... That's what they always say!"