1 "Speed 5 cm per second"
As an individual animation, its level can be called the pinnacle, and it has a great impact on the history of animation.
2 Ghost in the Shell
The apex of cyberpunk movies, the predecessor of the Matrix. The story is more complicated, not very easy to understand, not very easy to understand, not very easy to understand, 95 years of director exchange meeting screening, dozens of directors in the audience are confused, so be sure to find a good subtitle.
In fact, you can not watch the plot, this animation has a very beautiful background, and there are two stream-of-consciousness MTV in the middle, which can be watched as a scenery film.
3 "Akira"
The first Japanese animation to be recognized by the international animation industry, and the most famous Japanese animation overseas before Spirited Away. Previously, Japanese animation was known for cutting corners (such as Osamu Tezuka's animation), and this one really reached the level of Disney animated films. The plot is more unrestrained, and people who like to watch Hollywood action movies will probably like it.
4 Steam Boy
The most well-illustrated Japanese animation to date. A bit of Disney-style animation, the plot is very brainless, and it's not bad as an action movie. If you are a science fiction fan, you can have more understanding of the story. Recommended for high school students above.
Looking at the picture alone, Katsuyo Otomo's animation represents the highest level of Japanese animation, with 80% of Disney's level, which is one notch higher than Miyazaki, of course, his speed of burning money is also beyond Miyazaki's reach.
5 Memories Trilogy
Three short stories with completely different styles, somewhat biased towards art animation, are in a sense a sequel to Robot Carnival. The second chapter features the most popular war scenes in the history of Japanese animation.
6 "Beast Guard Ninja Wind Post"
The ultimate in Japanese violent aesthetics!! Good is cut!!
7 "Carnival of Geniuses 1+2"
A short collection of art animation, a carnival of middle-aged people in literature and art
8 "The Girl Who Traveled Through Time"
Youth is not waiting, and brave people deserve to enjoy youth.