Marguerite tram(마거리트 트램)-청강졸업작품(Chungkang Animation)

Fire: sweats Physics: listen here bucko lets not do that

I love them I love him I love her Not together But separately

2019: he looks cool and i genuinely want to be friends with him! 2024: Damn he kinda..

The part where he’s about to take the crystal and the lady then puts the ticket on it and then his facial expression made me laugh. I love this animation so much! It’s so nice! I’ve watched this at least 20 dozen times throughout the 2 years it was made!

Am I the only one who genuinely wants to be friends with him, like he’s so patient and sweet I just wanna go on train rides with him 🥺

Fire: *Sweats* Me: Insert confused math lady

this is way too underrated. the art, the atmosphere, they're all perfect. gives off a ghibli vibe. the story was really heart-warming too. really hope this would get the attention it deserves.

I cried when they finally reached the beautiful place, its like unlocking a memory… the nostalgia i just cant-

My mind really said: Be attracted to f i r e.

This will probably get buried, but here it goes. I have had the pleasure to, over my few years as of yet, to work for a number of historic railroads. One of which, the Wiscasset Waterville and Farmington, originally closed in 1933 and was scrapped 2 years later, the museum to date has rebuilt almost 3.5 miles of track and runs some of the original equipment. One day, I believe 4 years ago now, we had a small family, 2 kids, their parents, and a grandmother. When our ticket agent asked if they'd ridden with us before, the grandma gave an interesting answer. "I have, but I can't remember it too well". Seeing her age, and assuming it was due to a mental condition, the agent asked; "wonderful, when did you last ride with us?" Too her utter astonishment, as well as the rest of us that were later told, The grandma replied "I was 8 years old the last time I rode your train, my father and I were going to see my uncle in Palermo" with the mother of the 2 kids chiming in that the year had been 1932. That being said, she had ridden on rails and had both gotten on and off at stations that no longer exist today. Watching this video reminded me why I do what I do, and part of why it brings me so much joy. Playing with the big iron horses is one thing, yes, but we also create, and (in my oppinion more amazingly) recreate memories.

이 작품을 보고 미대 입시를 결정했어요 저는 이분들이 누구신지 모르지만,때때로 공부와 입시에 지칠때 이 영상을 보고 마음을 다잡습니다. 늘 고맙고 감사합니다

I really love Diesel from his design to just how patient he is to the old lady. It's a very sweet story and I'm glad this showed up on my feed. Also, made me cry.

The person who put this in the "Fliping adorable" playlist is an absolute legend.

I cannot stress how important it is to me that none of these characters die

Even though it had no words, the music was enough to make my cry at how beautiful this story is. It's so well animated, and it was a cute story

디젤 표정 변화가 너무 귀여워요... 그리고 너무 감동적이네요... 이런 인재들이 부디 한국에서도 잘 활동할 수 있기를..

Me: sad YouTube: I’m gunna do what’s called a “pro gamer move.”

I wish cartoons were like this nowadays. It was so very sweet. My interpretation of the situation is that the old woman was wanting to visit the tree because it was meaningful to her. She wanted to feel as if she were re-living a special memory while she had the time to do so. The conductor was reluctant at first to oblige but soon was bribed and began to realise during the journey that this wasn't just some ordinary stop for some run of the mill passenger. The conductor saw their duty all the way through, even though they didn't have to, and took the extra step of creating another special memory with the old woman at the same place she was trying to relive a precious memory.

The character designs are so cute, this has such a soothing animation style and it’s incredible.