The Sound of Footsteps on the GrassSeason 1 : Ep. 26 (23:48)
Eye of Fortune, Eye of MisfortuneSeason 1 : Ep. 25 (23:51)
The Journey to the Field of FireSeason 1 : Ep. 24 (23:48)
The Sound of RustSeason 1 : Ep. 23 (23:51)
Shrine in the SeaSeason 1 : Ep. 22 (23:51)
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1 day ago
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Streaming rights to the subtitled version of this series aren't available at this time, but we will continue to pursue both dubbed and subtitled versions of all anime series.
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About 4 hours ago
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It's it just me, or does this show seem like "House," but directed by Hayao Miyazaki (Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle)?
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1 day ago
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wow so sad he atracts mushi ... how many time had he gone sick or had to leave a town because fo that .. alwait along and with only one desteni to take ...
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1 day ago
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Wow, I feel dumb after leaving a nasty comment in the Naruto space about Hulu not automatically having dubbed versions. I can see now after reading some comments by the admins ...
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2 days ago
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About a year ago I watched this show subbed. I was very excited to see this show be one of the first anime on Hulu. It was simply amazing. I can't even compare it to anything else ...
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Posted 1 day ago
Awesome Series
I just finished this series last night. Its awesome, totally a must see.
Every episode, every story, is great.
Great job hulu and FUNimation for putting it up on the web. I love you both. <3 Was this review helpful?
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Posted 4 days ago
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Beautiful. Pure.
This is a beautiful anime, and truly enjoyable. While there are no major conflicts like in Bleach or other more well known anime it has a subtle and wonderful underlining theme.
The purity and innocence is kindred of Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away. Hulu keep it coming, and thank you. - Elisha C. Was this review helpful?
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Posted 8 days ago
Help this awesome anime win a Hulu Award!
Not too many cartoons out there are as thoughtful and articulate as this brilliant anime offering by FUNimation. The setup sounds almost like a Japanese version of the X-Files; Mushi are spirit creatures that live in the world around us. While they are not generally evil, their very existence can disrupt the lives of humans. The main character is a white-haired, green-eyed "Mushi Master" named Ginko. He travels the world, helping those who are having problems coexisting with their local Mushi.
The storyline sounds like an excuse for lots of loud battle scenes and frenetic action, but nothing could be further from the quiet magic that fuels this show. I hardly know what to praise first. The whole enterprise is seamlessly devoted to bringing traditional Japanese culture to life. The quiet setting, the delicate artwork, the compelling human stories, and the delightfully imaginative Mushi all work to seduce me every time I tune in. You might imagine that a "Mushi Master" would be all brawn, but Ginko is a hero of a different color. He usually blows into town, drawn to the local Mushi. He listens thoughtfully to the local human who is having problems, and then offers his advice. His two weapons are his herbal remedies, and his vast knowledge of the ins and outs of the seemingly endless forms of Mushi. The Mushi are the stars of the show. They are usually presented as some bizarre component of the local ecology, with their own needs for survival. One episode, we might see a type of Mushi that lives in your ear canal and feeds on sounds. Another type might live in the darkness between your two sets of eyelids. A third might be connected with a moving swamp that appears and disappears overnight. The show is very thoughtful, and always makes an effort to throw out a little food for thought as it moves through the plot of any given episode. The English dubbing is so flawless that I thought it might have been created in the US (but it's not). In short, this is what anime is all about. If you've never dabbled in these cartoons, this is the one to cut your teeth on. For more Hulu news and reviews, please check out "The Hulu Review," an independent site at http://thehulureview.blogspot.com/. Be sure to vote for your favorite nominees in the Hulu Awards-- this show will come up in the appropriate category, and your vote can help it win an award. Was this review helpful?
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Posted 9 days ago
OMG so cool im blown away
By far one of the coolest anime shows i've seen so far. A mesmerizing psychological power trip. So damn cool
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