The son of a spirit hunter forges a bond with a shape-shifting huli jing.The son of a spirit hunter forges a bond with a shape-shifting huli jing.The son of a spirit hunter forges a bond with a shape-shifting huli jing.
Elaine Tan
- Adult Yan
- (voice)
Matthew Yang King
- Adult Liang
- (voice)
- (as Matt Yang King)
- …
Gwendoline Yeo
- Tsiao Jung
- (voice)
Maddox Henry
- Young Liang
- (voice)
Sumalee Montano
- Young Yan
- (voice)
- …
JB Blanc
- Supervisor
- (voice)
- …
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It mixes Chinese traditional tales and steampunk in a unexpected and perfect way. At first, it kind of confuses me because nothing in the episode looks like something I would expect from Love, Death & Robots. A Classic Chinese themed story of , relaxing music with Chinese instruments, the spirits that may be the most mentioned in all kinds by Chinese. So I find no reason that such a episode appears in such a series.
And then the story flows in a surprising but reasonable way. All kinds of stuff come in. Machines, robots, and even some half-genuine history of Hong Kong during the colony period. I couldn't even imagine so many seemingly conflicted elements appearing in a single episode. However, Good Hunting put things together perfectly.
And then the story flows in a surprising but reasonable way. All kinds of stuff come in. Machines, robots, and even some half-genuine history of Hong Kong during the colony period. I couldn't even imagine so many seemingly conflicted elements appearing in a single episode. However, Good Hunting put things together perfectly.
A beautiful story and that managed to capture how the world is losing the battle with the progress.
After looking at all these reviews, holy hell people are sensitive. Who cares if it didn't depict history and culture correctly, it's fantasy ffs.
This episode has good animation,very good & compelling story. One of the best episodes if not the best.
This is a really beautiful episode and as Chinese this episode could really relate. In so many ancient stories in China, many blamed women as the reason why one man could fall from their peak of career, their study or even their ruling if the country. These women are blamed for centuries because of their beauty and being loved. What young Yan said is pretty much a response to those blames.
And in their adulthood, the theme seems shifted a bit. This story might be ecplised by trying to express and criticise too much. The later theme looks fine actually. But I was hoping the writers could expand their first theme a little. Besides that, it's still a very beautiful episode.
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- GoofsIt makes absolutely no sense for a Chinese to be using a typical Japanese katana instead of a Chinese sword. Nothing about the character or the setting could justify that choice. It's entirely unlikely to happen, especially for a character with a yin/yang pendant, symbolizing Taoism, around his neck.
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