Stop eating those creepy pasta.

Insta buy, great job :)

Looks sure of creepy.

Hmm, I need to watch this movie, I think.

Did you read the one about Spirited Away? Yeah. Miyazaki knows what he was doing with Totoro.

well that was.... something o.o

So that's where that crazy pic came from. I was wondering about that

I loved that movie, I have that movie, now it's ruined by that horror story.

Sorry bro, but sometimes you gotta learn that the some movies you like have a dark side

Nevah! *Takes a flamethrower & destroys the dark side.*

this is sooo freaking cool yet so very creepy at the same time but i find the children the creepiest.

If the theory IS true, I can say that the idea of a grim reaper that's sweet and kind and comforts dead children is nice. ~:3

And about Spirited Away, wow....

Ooooh looks awesome!

that is amazing

Oh wow

ooh that shirt look great definitely buying one soon, love it!!!

Is there anything on the back? Company logo etc.

nope. :3

will this tshirt will be available again???

Most likely not. I was not even printed sadly

awn I hope maybe someday I saw the pic too late mmm and this tshirt is definitely my style

Not buying the spirited away one at all, but I've never actually seen my neighbor totoro

I think My Neighbour Totoro is a simple and charming kids story and I'd never be distracted by this myth. There's enough creepy, gross and disturbing anime out there, I'll treat Totoro like a bright spot amongst the silly fanservices and creepy blood-thirsty anime

Of course it has a serious and deep message: The two girls learn to deal with the impeding death of their mother. I personally find it heartwarming that this topic - that still sometimes is given the taboo treatment - is channeled through wonderful, fantastic and heartwarming pictures with a big cuddly spirit. If however Totoro, the friendly and cuddly neighbour, is truly the personification of death, well then it gives reason to rethink the stereotypes of death.

Ugh. I'll never be okay with these cynical theories.
Why are people so obsessed with destroying nice things?
Still, even though I'm not into the horror, this design still looks really really good.

I don't understand why people want to paint death in such a dark light like in a horror movie.
Death is part of life, it is an inevitable future for all of us. Why paint it in horrible colours and make people afraid of it?
If that is what truly happens in the Totoro anime, then it's fine: It is either a story of two girls learning to deal with the inevitable death of their sick mother with the help of the personification of death, or a story where both girls die in the end, but because it is not shown as horrible it tells children not to be afraid of death.