| | Nausicaa of the Valley of the Winds - TV Reviews - TV & Radio - Entertainment |
 | | Hayao Miyazaki's predecessor to Princess Mononoke is Nausicaa, an intrepid teenager from the Valley of the Winds, a pocket where humans have survived since the dark days, a millennium earlier, when industrialised society collapsed under the weight of war and environmental insanity. |
 | | Toxic spores from the jungle poison the air but thanks to sea breezes, Nausicaa and her neighbours are able to live using wind energy. |
 | | In the climactic scenes Nausicaa's love for all animals turns back a stampede of mutant caterpillars, the Ohmu, which threaten to destroy what remains of her homeland after Kushana's bodgies set fire to the toxic forest. |
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