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I'm not really expecting this to lead to a change; I just wanted to put out there I don't think Princess Mononoke belongs on this list. It's described as being a 'feminist film on steroids'. The film mainly focuses on Ashitaka (the male lead) trying to bring peace between the village and nature. The female lead, San, though she was a strong fighter, mainly wanted to kill Lady Eboshi. She was portrayed as being in the wrong for that, and Ashitaka stopped her. San and Ashitaka 'saved the day' together, which I feel also makes it non-feminist. The essay also says that the miners were the villains of the movie. The point of the movie was that neither side was completely right or wrong, good or evil. A behind the scenes feature on the home video even says there is no black and white villain.{{unsigned|JustinRM}}:Oh, you mean it was a study in [[moral relativism]]. Ok. Got that. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]^{[[User talk:RobSmith|Free Kyle!]]} 00:12, 19 May 2021 (EDT)