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Stormy Night (2005) on Netflix

NR20051h 50mAdventureAnimationDrama

A goat named Mei hides from a thunderstorm in a dark barn and finds another refugee sheltering there. When morning comes he sees his new companion is a wolf named Gabu.

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Plot summary

Driven in by a storm, the goat Mei shelters in a barn and finds another refugee already there. In the dark neither can see the other, and the colds they both have keep them from smelling each other, so each assumes they are the same kind. They talk through the night and agree to meet again, calling out the words stormy night to know each other. The next day Mei sees that his new friend is the wolf Gabu. The two keep meeting in secret. When Mei's flock and Gabu's pack learn of the friendship, both forbid it and demand that each use the other to get information about their enemies.

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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Stormy Night (2005)

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  • A small group of voice actors and sound engineers got permission from the original producers, Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, to make a complete English dub of the film for YouTube, uploading the first part on December 31, 2008 and finishing it on November 5, 2009.
  • The English-language dub team could not obtain the rights to Aiko's "Star", the film's original theme song, so it replaced the ending with "Watch the Moon Rise", written and performed under the name MFE.
  • The anime television series, a Japanese-Singaporean co-production, was conceived in Japan, then rewritten and adapted into English with pre-recorded voices, and only afterwards dubbed into Japanese.
  • Yūichi Kimura had no plans to continue Arashi no Yoru ni as a series when it was published in 1994, but its popularity and the encouragement he received led him to write five more books, ending with Fubuki no Ashita in 2002.

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