A fairly engaging mythic seeming adventure with likable enough protagonists. If you positively can't stand talking animals or musical numbers in your animation, subtract a star. This is hardly a deep philosophy fest, so if you are looking for something deep to twist your brain, probably want to subtract a star for that as well.
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Horus: Prince of the Sun
Taiyou no Ouji: Horus no Daibouken · 太陽の王子 ホルスの大冒険 · 1968
A courageous Nordic youth wields the solar sword against demonic blizzard lords.
Synopsis
In an ancient Scandinavian wilderness, brave youth Horus retrieves the legendary Sword of the Sun from a giant stone golem named Rock. Guided by his dying father wishes, Horus travels north to unite fractured human settlements terrorized by the malevolent ice demon Grunwald. Settling in a beleaguered fishing village, Horus earns local respect by defending villagers against predatory silver wolves. However, when enigmatic singer Hilda arrives carrying deep demonic secrets, Horus must bridge deep-seated communal mistrust and forge the Solar Sword to vanquish Grunwald frost-bound tyranny.
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Read full reviewA tentative fourth star can be had, depending on how lenient you are towards traditional stories. If you are interested in cultural references, though, the three star rating stands.
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