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Huge Guy, Tiny Guy: Look at them! Just look at them!. But it's also for children, so there are no explicit sexual overtones that aren't wrapped heavily in symbolism (such as Carnivore Confusion). Gabu survives the fight and an avalanche, albeit with amnesia. Gabu, rejecting this, goes out to dig for grass to feed Mei, but confronts his wolf pack and decides Mei may be worth dying for, and attacks them. When Mei and Gabu are on their Death Mountain and slowly starving to death, Mei offers himself to be eaten by Gabu so that Gabu may live. Have You Tried Not Being a Monster?: Gabu does, and it ends up nearly killing him and giving him Easy Amnesia. Averted in the original novels where Gabu eventually starves to death and Mei dies of exhaustion. It's beautiful, there's lots of food, and goats can be killed in broad daylight. Green Hill Zone: For the goats, every place away from Pleasant Mountain. 
Go-Karting with Bowser: When Mei and Gabu's kin each learn that the two have been spending so much time together as friends, they are horrified and angered (respectively) at what they see as an ultimate blood betrayal.
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Also the Emerald Forest where Mei and Gabu are finally free to be together.
Ghibli Hills: The idyllic Pleasant Mountain where Mei and his goat kin live. The English dub even changes the spelling of the name to May. #Arashi no yoru ni english dubbed tv#
Gender Flip: The TV show apparently portays Mei as a girl instead of a boy like in the film.Furry Fandom: Dubbed by Australian fandom members.A Friend in Need: Gabu casting aside his own fierce hunger to find food for Mei and protect him from the wolves pursuing them.Flash Back: Gabu's memories of his childhood with his mother and the other wolves.And we watch the moonrise on the hilltop, you and I~.Fan Vid: Arashi no Yoru ni is very popular for making anime music videos, especially of the Fan Yay variety.
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In the United States, it's probable parents might be uncomfortable letting their children see a movie where a goat rips off a wolf's ear with her teeth barely minutes in.
Family-Unfriendly Violence: Not in Japan where the film was originally made and marketed. Disney Death: Mei appears to die after he and Gabu fall over a waterfall. 
Death Mountain: The impassable snow-covered mountain Mei and Gabu must pass to find their freedom. Conspicuous CG: Some of the terrain stands out juuuuuust a bit. This trope is used to subvert the Unresolved Sexual Tension trope. Mei is willing to be eaten by Gabu if only one of them can live. Carnivore Confusion: Gabu loves goat meat. But Gabu's memory is quickly jogged when Mei cries about the one stormy night together when they first met - their " Arashi no Yoru ni". Mei has his only real loss of composure in his horror that the one he loves has forgotten him and wants to eat him as an indifferent stranger. Break the Cutie: Mei's perfect faith and devotion to Gabu is never strongly challenged until near the end, when he is reunited with Gabu only to find out that Gabu had a Tap on the Head and has Identity Amnesia and cannot remember anything that happened, and that goat meat is and has always been Gabu's absolute favorite food. Beast and Beauty: Mei is the "beauty", but more in that the bestial Gabu finds him irresistable to eat. Berserk Button: Gabu is a pretty friendly and nonviolent wolf for the most parts, but upon realizing his pack won't be leaving him and Mei alone and are most likely to find an exhausted and weak Mei, he's had enough. But the 2005 film firmly established Mei as male, and the creator revealed that Mei was always intended to be male, but that ultimately his gender was not relevant to the story. Since the children's books since 1994 didn't establish Mei's gender, everyone at the time assumed it was a boy-meets-girl love story, and the story was well established as a romance for over a decade. Ambiguous Gender/ Ambiguously Gay: More like deliberately ambiguous in presentation, but not in conception. Tropes used in Arashi no Yoru ni include:
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