The Ōtori-Sama (オオトリ様, Ōtorisama, lit. "Lord Big Birds") are minor characters in the film Spirited Away directed by Hayao Miyazaki of Studio Ghibli.
About[]
They are spirits resembling giant chickens or ducks that are clients of the Bathhouse, here they put themselves into bath tubs.
They were spirits of deceased baby chickens that eventually became gods and serve a greter deity named Ōtori.[1]
Trivia[]
- One of them is seen in the short film Iblard Time, and a plush of one is visible on a shelf at the senior center in Ponyo.
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ The Art of Spirited Away (Japanese), page 98
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Spirited Away | |
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Characters | |
Main Cast | Chihiro | Haku |
Chihiro's Family | Akio Ogino | Yuko Ogino |
Bathhouse Denizens | Aniyaku | Aogaeru | Boh | Chichiyaku | Foreman | Kamaji | Kashira | Lin | Susuwatari | Yubaba | Yuna |
Spirits | Kasuga-Sama | No-Face | Radish Spirit | River Spirit | Stink Spirit | Onama-Sama | Ōtori-Sama | Ushioni |
Others | Shikigami | Zeniba | Hopping Lantern |
Miscellaneous | |
Locations | Spirit Realm | Red Gate | Clock Tower | Deserted Town | Bathhouse | Boiler Room | Yubaba's Office | Yubaba's Apartment | Sea Railway | Swamp Bottom | Zeniba's Cottage |
Objects | Bath Tokens | Dōsojin Statue | Gold |
Music | Soundtrack | Always with Me | One Summer's Day | Procession of the Gods | Reprise/Again |