#Bakemono no ko

[yuujies]

the boy and the beast - 2015

[doyouknowthisanime]

Do You Know This Anime?

[bluecube92]

I commissioned GlaucoSilva on Twitter to draw this picture of Kumatetsu from The Boy and the Beast. It came out great.

[aretheyqueer]

Is he a trans man?

disclaimer: this is a hc, not speculating on what the writers intentions were.

reason: It just feels like that

[bestanimatedmovie]

Choose your favorite!

Another found family fight!

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What fans say:

The Boy and the Beast:

It's about a person proving their worth, and their love for their adoptive parent figure.

I love the character development of the main character: he goes from a scared boy, angry with the world, to someone willing to sacrifice himself for others.

Tokyo Godfathers:

Quite possibly funniest movie I've ever seen. So many twists. But also genuinely moving. The best Christmas movie of all time.

[takizawakick]

[moviemosaics]

The Boy and the Beast

directed by Mamoru Hosoda, 2015

[ubourgeois]

The Boy and the Beast (2015) dir. Mamoru Hosoda

[ponchospokerface]

Guys, this is the coolest you'll ever get to what my personality is in real life okay? But in general, he's cool gangster (he's everything)

[sloth-powerart]

Color Wheel Challenge - Red

The next color is Orange ;3

[yuujies]

the boy and the beast - 2015

[pittoresko]

"Bakemono zukushi", Japanese painted scroll depicting a series of Yokai from Japanese folklore. The scroll is from the Edo period, although the date and artist are unknown.

Bakemono zukushi means "Illustrated Index of Supernatural Creatures".

Each bakemono is labeled with its name in hand-brushed ink.

Visit Pittoresko and see our Digital Collection of Traditional Japanese Art Prints

[punk-63]

[pablolf]

Film Journal

"The Boy and the Beast" by Mamoru Hosoda

[bestanimatedmovie]

Tumblr's favorite animated movie!

Vote in the other polls! What fans say:

The Boy and the Beast:

It's about a person proving their worth, and their love for their adoptive parent figure.

I love the character development of the main character: he goes from a scared boy, angry with the world, to someone willing to sacrifice himself for others.

Waltz with Bashir:

It's beautiful, it's devastating. It's a documentary told through storytelling.

That one This is Not a Love Song scene holy shit

[takizawakick]