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| + | The '''Crystal Dagger''' is an item seen in the film ''[[Princess Mononoke]]''. It is not used as a weapon. |
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| − | The Crystal Dagger is from the movie, [[Princess Mononoke|Princess Mononoke.]] Originally, [[Kaya]] gave the dagger to [http://studio-ghibli.wikia.com/wiki/Ashitaka Ashitaka], who then gave the dagger to [http://studio-ghibli.wikia.com/wiki/San San]. Later, San used the dagger to stab Ashitaka. |
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| + | [[Kaya]] gives the item to [[Ashitaka]] before he leaves his [[Emishi Village|village]]. Later on in the story, Ashitaka gives it to [[San]]. It is used to show the bond between two people. Kaya gives it to Ashitaka, as a way of saying that she will wait for him and she loves him.<ref>『「もののけ姫」はこうして生まれた。』 (jp.), page 354</ref> |
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Revision as of 10:53, 28 July 2019
The Crystal Dagger is an item seen in the film Princess Mononoke. It is not used as a weapon.
Kaya gives the item to Ashitaka before he leaves his village. Later on in the story, Ashitaka gives it to San. It is used to show the bond between two people. Kaya gives it to Ashitaka, as a way of saying that she will wait for him and she loves him.[1]
Gallery
.jpg "San (1).jpg (228 KB)")
San putting the necklace on
References
- ↑ 『「もののけ姫」はこうして生まれた。』 (jp.), page 354