He pleads with the demon to spare their village, but the boar doesn't listen.
It knocks down the tower but Ashitaka and Ji-san leap to safety before Ashitaka pursues it on Yakul. In the sun, it's revealed to be a massive boar that has turned into a demon: a tatari gami. Ashitaka climbs the tower and watches as a creature covered in wormy tendrils violently emerges from the forest. Kaya tells him the old man Ji-san noticed something from his watchtower, so Ashitaka rides to see him. He tells the girls that the village oracle, Hii-sama (Japanese: Mitsuko Mori), has sensed trouble and is ordering everyone back to the village. He rides his red elk, Yakul, up the hillside from his village passing three girls along the way, including Kaya (English: Tara Strong), his younger sister (or, in the Japanese version, the girl Ashitaka has promised to marry). Ashitaka (English: Billy Crudup, Japanese: Yôji Matsuda) is a prince of the dwindling Emishi people living in the eastern forest. The forest is disappearing and now is the age of gods and demons. The ancient gods once lived harmoniously with humans, but times have changed. A voiceover explains ancient gods and giant beasts inhabit the forests, owing their allegiance to the Forest Spirit. (Note: This synopsis describes the English version of the film.) Ashitaka and the Demon The film opens on a view of a mountainous forest shrouded in mist. The story's competing interests- comprised of cursed monsters, an assortment of people driven by ambition, a selfless hero, and vengeful gods-are remarkable in that there is no villain, instead portraying darkness and hate as it manifests in everyone.
The tale of Princess Mononoke is a fantasy adventure: an epic struggle between humanity and nature.The synopsis below may give away important plot points.
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