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Ponyo refuses to let her father call her by her birth name, declaring her desire to be a human named Ponyo. She magically begins changing into a human, a power granted to her by Sōsuke's human blood that she licked.
For the film, see Ponyo. Ponyo (ポニョ , Ponyo ), named Brunhilde (ブリュンヒルデ, Bryun-Hirude) at birth, is the 5-year old protagonist of the film, Ponyo. She is a goldfish born from the sea goddess Granmamare and a human named Fujimoto. She is known to love Sōsuke and ham.
Her body undergoes metamorphosis from its primitive form of jinmengyo to hangyojin to a fully formed human. Hangyojin is Ponyo's intermediate form. This term characterizes a human who is not yet completely one. When Ponyo is fully human, she can grow exhausted and can regress to her hangyojin form. Sôsuke (そうすけ , Sōsuke)
Apr 28, 2014 · Ponyo is a deceptively simple tale of acceptance and love (in order for Ponyo to become a human permanently, Sosuke’s love for Ponyo must be true and unyielding), as well as balance (the balance of nature and man, as well as the balance of the subconscious mind with the conscious mind).
Jul 19, 2008 · Unknown to Sousuke, Ponyo already has a name and a family. Her father Fujimoto, a sorcerer who forsook his humanity to live underwater, searches frantically for his daughter Brunhilde. When found and captured, Ponyo rejects her birth name and declares that she wants to become a human.
Oct 12, 2023 · In the case of Ponyo, the decision to give the main character a human face stems from Miyazaki’s desire to evoke empathy and forge a deep connection with the audience. By combining the innocence and vulnerability of a young girl with the charm and playfulness of a fish, Ponyo becomes an endearing character that viewers can easily relate to.
She has a human head with light skin and red hair. Human [] Throughout the first half of the film, Ponyo begins to transform from a fish into a human, where she grows in height and develops skinny orange arms and legs similar to a frog/chicken’s. They eventually develop into human limbs.
