The Journey Above the Clouds
A broom, a glider, a seaplane, and three unexpected ways to travel. Which way of journeying through Ghibli worlds reflects your relationship with freedom, trust, and discovery?
PICTURE THE SCENE
In an imaginary harbour overlooking the clouds, six journeys await beside a postcard. It must be delivered to a house across the bay, but the route has not yet been written. Kiki adjusts her bag, a seaplane rests on the water, and a Catbus stop appears among the trees. You can ask for a lift, suggest a route, and choose what you want to learn along the way.
Tap to make each choice. Your result is free.
An original, unofficial fan-made encounter between different Studio Ghibli films. The harbour, postcard, and routes are invented. The results suggest symbolic ways to travel; the characters and creatures retain wills of their own within the story.
The world behind the story
Studio Ghibli — Kiki's Delivery Service ↗Studio Ghibli — Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind ↗Studio Ghibli — Porco Rosso ↗Studio Ghibli — My Neighbor Totoro ↗Studio Ghibli — Castle in the Sky ↗Studio Ghibli — Spirited Away ↗How this quiz works
This journey has 12 choices and takes about 6 minutes. You can go back, change an answer and read your result again, all for free.
At the end, you’ll find a full portrait, strengths, contradictions and encounters to explore. You can read the other profiles too.
6 possible results
- Kiki's Broom · A Route You Learn by Doing — Your talent takes shape when it meets a small, real need.
- Nausicaä's Glider · Listening to the Landscape — A place becomes easier to read when you stop demanding an immediate answer.
- Porco Rosso's Seaplane · The Freedom of Knowing Your Craft — Understanding the work behind a route helps you choose it well.
- The Catbus · Arriving by an Unexpected Road — You can change your route without losing sight of the person you want to reach.
- Dola's Airship · An Adventure You Organise Together — A crew gains freedom when its members know how to work together.
- Haku the Dragon · Finding Your Way Through Trust — You can put your trust in someone and still make your own choices.
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