Goblin and "Yuki Usagi" (Snow Hare)
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Goblin and "Yuki Usagi" (Snow Hare)

Snow Hare

Oni no Ko to Yuki Usagi

Genres

  • Fantasy

Genres: Fantasy.

#10860

Ranked

#16664

Popularity

230

Members

#26

This Season

Rated Movie

#30

This Season

Popular Movie

Episode Progress

Complete

1 / 1 episodes aired

All 1 episodes available

Movie1 / 1 epsFinished5.99
Aired
Jan 1, 1995 –
Duration
16 min
Time to Complete
22m
Rating
PG - Children

Alternative Titles

ja鬼の子とゆきうさぎ

en-x-romajiOni no Ko to Yuki Usagi

enSnow Hare

Synopsis

One night a Goblin father came home gave his son a red handball. But the boy was shocked to hear that his father picked it up in front of the house of a girl called Yuki The boy decided to return it to her. Next morning, he ran in the snow to a village and saw many boys and girls singing cheerfully. When he came to a small house, he saw a girl sitting alone on the veranda. She said, "I am Yuki. Who are you?" He handed a ball to her without an answer. She was very glad and said " I was looking for it. My sickly mother made this for me. Thank you very much." That gave him relief and they become friends. (Source: Kyowa Film)

Synopsis

The film was awarded the second prize for the "Animated Short Film or Video Over 15 Minutes" at the CICFF12 Awards (1995 Chicago International Children's Film Festival).

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Users 190Runtime 22m

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Status Breakdown

230users
Completed12755.2%
Planning8235.7%
Watching114.8%
Dropped83.5%
Paused20.9%

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes does Goblin and "Yuki Usagi" have?

Goblin and "Yuki Usagi" (Snow Hare) is a movie that consists of 1 episode.

Is Goblin and "Yuki Usagi" suitable for children?

Yes, the movie is rated PG - Children, making it appropriate for a younger audience.

What is the genre of Goblin and "Yuki Usagi"?

Goblin and "Yuki Usagi" (Snow Hare) is categorized under the Fantasy genre.

Is Goblin and "Yuki Usagi" part of a larger series?

No, it is a standalone film and serves as the first and only entry in its franchise.

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