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Production Cel from Porco Rosso - Fio Piccolo (Casual Standing)

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Title: Studio Ghibli 'Porco Rosso' Production Cel - Fio (Checkered Shirt) Description: This is a cut of Fio in her daily life, shown during scenes of interaction with Porco. Condition: This is a cel only. While simple, it is a beautiful piece that showcases Ghibli's distinctive careful use of color. 【Notes (For Trouble Prevention)】 About Aging: This is an old piece used in the production of the anime. There may be characteristic odors from the cel, fine scratches, adhesion to the background painting, and discoloration (browning) of the tracing lines. Please check the condition carefully through the images before bidding. About Authenticity: There are no certificates of appraisal available. This was obtained as a 'real' piece used on the production site, but complete proof is difficult due to its nature, so we ask that only those who can make their judgment based on images bid. No Returns: Due to its high rarity and uniqueness, it will be a no-claim, no-return transaction to prevent replacement.

Production Cel from Porco Rosso - Fio Piccolo (Casual Standing)

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200,000 Yen ($1307.19)

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Collector Commentary

This vintage production cel from Studio Ghibli's *Porco Rosso*, featuring Fio Piccolo, represents a significant piece of animation art that showcases the studio's renowned artistry. Released in 1992, *Porco Rosso* has maintained a dedicated collector following, particularly for its characters and distinctive visuals, making this cel a desirable item for enthusiasts of Ghibli memorabilia. With signs of age consistent with its vintage status, the overall excellent condition enhances its collectability, though prospective bidders should note the absence of authentication certificates, which is common for production materials from this era. The current bid of ¥200,000 aligns well with the market for similar high-quality animation art, reflecting the robust demand for original Ghibli works in Japan.