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Original Title:	風の谷のナウシカ
ISBN:	1591163528 (ISBN13: 9781591163527)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.viz.com/product?id=1214
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Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Vol. 4 (Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind #4)

Hayao Miyazaki

Paperback | Pages: 134 pages

Rating: 4.59 | 2298 Users | 53 Reviews

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Title	:	Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Vol. 4 (Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind #4)
Author	:	Hayao Miyazaki
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 134 pages
Published	:	June 2nd 2004 by VIZ Media (first published March 1st 1987)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Manga. Graphic Novels. Comics. Fantasy. Science Fiction. Fiction

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A complex story with no easy answers, well partnered with complex art and well developed characters. I really fell in love with Nausicaa by the end... Not the dark, not the light, but ~right~, and doing the best she could for everyone. This manga is respect worthy and beautiful.

Rating: Difficult
There is typical fighting violence, I would say about PG13. Mostly it's swordfighting, though a baby Ohmu (A giant bug) is tortured in one sad scene, and the story in general gets darker as things progress. Nausicaa is very briefly shown nude, though it was in NO way fanservice or anything else. I was in fact proud of its casual treatment of people's bodies without anything else mucking it up. Yes. It was a female's body. And it was ok.

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Ratings: 4.59 From 2298 Users | 53 Reviews

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Now that ive read this part, Im sitting here not daring to start reading the next one. Everyone that I have grown fond of in this series. everything may be gone soon. And all because of humans. Wow. This series hits right at home.

After reading this, I'm more impressed than I already was with Miyazaki, and that's saying a lot. I've often vacillated between regret and relief that I didn't babble and gush with stars in my eyes when I met him at the North American premiere of "Laputa" as a teenager (some years before he sold the English-language rights to Disney). All I did was shake his hand and thank him for his great work. My respect and admiration have only grown since then.By this volume, the story is far more

I cannot wait to watch the movie!

Human hubris ceases to amaze me as they only make matters worse for themselves and the planet they live in.

Nausicaa is coming across more people and seeing even more what war does, and learning more about the forest and insects. The God Warrior comes into play a bit here, and I love how she is able to turn her foes to her side, if she is given half a chance. The forest being used for bio- warfare is quite interesting as well, as it is relevant even today, with worries about bio agents being used against people.This is a great series, that I am sad to have to stop here, since my library and county do

A complex story with no easy answers, well partnered with complex art and well developed characters. I really fell in love with Nausicaa by the end... Not the dark, not the light, but ~right~, and doing the best she could for everyone. This manga is respect worthy and beautiful.Rating: DifficultThere is typical fighting violence, I would say about PG13. Mostly it's swordfighting, though a baby Ohmu (A giant bug) is tortured in one sad scene, and the story in general gets darker as things

Work dragged me away from this, the only reason I didn't read the entire first volume (I had a four-in-one of these) in a day. This is a wonderful story. I was almost in literal pain to come back and read it.