Princess Mononoke

Definition

Hayao Miyazaki's visually stunning animated epic, now adopted as internet slang for anything genuinely awe-inspiring and wonderfully crafted. When 'amazing' just isn't dramatic enough.

Example Usage

That sunset was absolutely Princess Mononoke—I actually had to take a moment.

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