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Ronja, the Robber's Daughter (Japanese: 山賊の娘ローニャ, Hepburn: Sanzoku no Musume Rōnya) is a Japanese cel-shaded computer-animated[4] television series, based on the novel Ronia, the Robber's Daughter (Ronja Rövardotter) written by Astrid Lindgren.[5] Produced by Polygon Pictures, Studio Ghibli, NHK Enterprises and Dwango, the series is directed and storyboarded by Gorō Miyazaki,[6] with Hiroyuki Kawasaki handling series composition and writing the scripts, Katsuya Kondō designing the characters, Toshio Suzuki providing the title logo and Satoshi Takebe composing the music. Miyazaki stated, "Ronja, the Robber's Daughter is not only a story about a young girl growing into adulthood, but also a story of love, growth, and the bond between parent and child and their friends. We aim to create a story that can be enjoyed by everyone, from children to adults."[7] Kazuyoshi Saito wrote, produced and performed all the instruments on "Player" for Mari Natsuki to sing as the ending theme song.[8] It is Studio Ghibli's first television series.
Promotional image for Ronja, the Robber's Daughter featuring the main characters of the series
October 11, 2014[3] – March 28, 2015
UK-based distributor Serious Lunch has acquired the worldwide distribution rights, except for Japan and Scandinavia. It sought English-language broadcasters and brought the series to potential backers at the 2015 Annecy International Animated Film Festival. Amazon began streaming the series on its Amazon Prime streaming service on January 27, 2017.[9] GKIDS released the series in the United States on August 20, 2019 (distributed by Shout! Factory),[10] and additional licenses were sold in China (UYoung Media) and Taiwan (PTS).[11] The English dub is narrated by Gillian Anderson.[9]
Ronja, the only child of a bandit chief, grows up among a clan of robbers living in a castle in the woodlands of early-Medieval Scandinavia. When Ronja grows old enough she ventures into the forest, exploring and discovering its wonders and dangers like the mystical creatures that dwell there. She learns to live in the forest through her own strength, with the occasional rescue by her parents. Ronja's life begins to change, however, when she happens upon a boy her own age named Birk, who turns out to be the son of the rival clan chief.
"Born in the Storm"
Transcription: "Kaminari no yoru no ko" (Japanese: かみなりの夜の子)
Two rival forest bandit clans, the Mattis and the Borkas, fight each other for treasure from their victims and divide the forest in two. On a stormy night Ronja is born to Mattis, leader of the bandits of the forest castle and his wife Lovis; on the same day the castle is split in two by a lightning bolt, creating "Hell's Gap." Mattis, ecstatic about his daughter, calls Ronja the clan's greatest treasure.
"The First Trip to the Forest"
Transcription: "Hajimete no mori e" (Japanese: はじめての森へ)
The bandits overjoyed at Ronja's birth find priority in her care and watching her grow up rather than robbing travelers in the forest. Meanwhile Borkas and his clan decrease their attacks on travelers as well. Years later Mattis and Lovis decide Ronja's old enough to venture into the forest on her own, permitting her to leave the castle walls for the first time. Ronja is warned about various dangers such as the Gray Dwarfs before she is sent on her way for the day.
"The Fear in the Forest"
Transcription: "Mori to hoshi to kobito to" (Japanese: 森と星と小人と)
Excited to see the outside world, Ronja observes the sights and sounds of the forest with enthusiasm and wonder. She eventually falls asleep despite her father's instruction to come back home before dark. Ronja wakes up during the night to find herself surrounded by Gray Dwarfs, small nocturnal creatures who are hostile to humans. She is eventually rescued by her father and the other bandits who come looking for her. Ronja learns to be brave and confident in the face of danger.
"Hearing the Whistler"
Transcription: "Kikoeru kuchibue" (Japanese: 聞こえる口笛)
In the quiet autumn, Ronja inquires about the goods her father and the robbers collect, not knowing they steal from others, much to her father's dismay about revealing the truth; however they manage to deflect the question, keeping Ronja ignorant about the matter. Meanwhile guards have begun hunting Borka and his robbers, pushing them out of their part of the forest. Ronja is warned about the Borkas Bandits and told that they are scoundrels, though she has never met one. Due to the harpies becoming even more aggressive because of the season, making the forest more dangerous, Ronja decides to explore the lower depths of the castle. Ronja then discovers the way to Hell's Gap and meets another child, a red haired boy, on the other side of the Gap who is whistling.
"An Enemy in the Fort"
Transcription: "Shiro ni haitta teki" (Japanese: 城にはいった敵)
The red haired boy begins conversing with Ronja, boldly claiming he knows who she is. When Ronja inquires about who he is and how he got on the split side of the castle, the boy introduces himself as Birk Borkason. He reveals that he and his parents as well his father's twelve robbers, the Borkas Bandits, moved in the night before and it is now Borkas' Keep. The two children then insult one another's bandit family before Ronja decides to leave. Birk proceeds to daringly jump across the gap to Ronja's side, starting a jumping match between the two rival clans' children. While jumping part of the ground breaks away, sending Birk over the edge and Ronja saves him using her leather rope before telling him off though Birk thanks her for saving him. That night Mattis rages over the news of Borka moving in though he thinks Ronja is lying until the others confirm the news of Borka having a son, born the same night as Ronja, and it sends him into a bigger rage. Everyone is restless that night, keeping watch should the Borkas Bandits attack them and Ronja is disappointed the first child she met is a Borkas.
"Taking Without Asking"
Transcription: "Niramiau sanzoku-tachi" (Japanese: にらみあう山賊たち)
After spending the whole night on edge and standing guard the Mattis Robbers confront the Borkas Bandits. The two clans stand opposite of one another across the divide of Hell's Gap, insulting one another. Borka then explains he and his clan cannot stay in the forest anymore since soldiers are hunting for them. When Mattis rebukes him for stealing a place to stay, Borka counters with how Mattis has always been taking without asking. Confused about what Borka meant, Ronja asks as she does not truly understand what a robber is. Mattis changes the subject by asking how Borka got into the castle to which Borka gives credit to Birk who scaled the side of the cliff with a rope for the clan to climb. Borka goes on to recount when Mattis and he used to play together as children, not knowing either was from the rival clan until Mattis' father found out and beat Borka. Thanks to the sensibility of Undis and Lovis, the two clans avoid fighting at Hell's Gap and delay their battle for another day. Ronja runs off into the forest to explore only to encounter Birk, much to her annoyance and anger.
"A Song In the Mist"
Transcription: "Kiri no naka no utagoe" (Japanese: 霧の中の歌声)
Ronja is annoyed her place of solitude is ruined by Birk and wants nothing to do with him. She tells Birk to leave her forest alone to which Birk says the animals belong to themselves and no one else, same with the woods. Ronja counters she has no problem sharing the wood with the animals just not with Birk and then runs off. When a mist settles over the forest Birk finds Ronja so she can lead him back to the castle. Leading Birk along with her rope Ronja soon finds herself lost in the mist, going around in circles and hearing laughter from dancing figures in the distance. Birk warns her not to listen to the Unearthly Ones' song or else she'll be lost forever. In a trance Ronja fights Birk so she can follow the figures but Birk refuses to let her go despite her scratching and biting him. The mist eventually lifts and Ronja snaps out of her trance, not remembering what happened and the two part ways though Ronja thinks less badly of Birk. Back at the castle Ronja asks Mattis once more about what he has taken without asking and he explains what a robber is. Ronja then swears she'll never be a robber, let alone a robber chieftain like her father.
"The Autumn Deepens"
Transcription: "Fukamaru mori no aki" (Japanese: 深まる森の秋)
Mattis and his robbers attempt to find a way to Borka's side of the castle but are thwarted each time. In the meantime the forest has become safer for travelers due to the decrease in robberies and the guards search for the Borkas only to find their old abandoned hideout. The Mattis robbers grow restless inside the castle and fight with one another over petty disagreements. Lovis puts them to work by tending to the livestock until they go hunting to get meat to stock up for the winter. Lovis and Ronja prepare the storehouse with food to last them all through the winter. Ronja finds a wild horse herd and vows to one day tame one like her father. While exploring Ronja wonders how Birk is doing since that day in the forest, not seeing him for all of autumn.
"Stuck in the Snow"
Transcription: "Nukerarenai yuki no ana" (Japanese: ぬけられない雪の穴)
Winter arrives and the Mattis Robbers are depressed with the endless snow shoveling and being pent up in the castle. Eager to tryout her new snow clothes Ronja starts a snowball fight with the robbers before returning to work. Mattis calls Ronja back in to present her with a pair of skis from his childhood. Ronja then goes out of the castle to try out her skis and over the next few days masters their use. While playing she falls down and gets her leg stuck, unable to pull it out. Rumphobs appear and she asks them for help. The Rumphobs, whose roof her foot went through thus disturbing their underground home, do not understand and leave without helping Ronja. Ronja fears she is left alone to freeze to death.
"The Vow to be Brother and Sister"
Transcription: "Kyōdai no chikai" (Japanese: きょうだいの誓い)
Ronja thinks about what will happen to her if it starts snowing again while she is stuck. Meanwhile the Rumphobs have fashioned her foot into a swing for their baby's cradle to rock him to sleep as she struggles, wiggling her foot. A harpy spots Ronja and starts taunting and threatening her before attempting to free her in order to make Ronja her slave. The harpy tries to fly away with her in vain but promises to return the following day with her sisters to help her. Ronja's life flashes before her and she gives herself up for being lost to die in the cold. Ronja wakes up to find Birk calling her name and mildly chiding her for losing her ski and getting stuck before she breaks down crying in relief to see him. Ronja clings to Birk and begs him not to leave her and he jokes only if it's a rope's length away. Birk goes to work to free Ronja's foot and succeeds after some time. Birk follows after Ronja to make sure she gets home safely and Ronja asks him to be her brother to which he complies, calling her 'Ronja, my sister.' The next morning the Mattis Robbers find themselves snowed in and Ronja wakes up with a fever, collapsing on the floor.
"To be Done in Secret"
Transcription: "Kossori to yaru koto" (Japanese: こっそりとやること)
Ronja wakes up with a fever and the robbers are worried since it's the first time she's been sick in her life. Mattis becomes emotional and dramatic, saying she's going to die and Ronja reassures him it's nothing and could have been worse, not mentioning getting stuck and nearly freezing to death. Lovis nurses Ronja back to health after three days in bed. In the meantime Ronja thinks about Birk, her sworn brother and keeps him secret for fear of breaking her father Mattis' heart as well as enraging him. Snowed in Ronja misses Birk and the robbers grow restless due to cabin fever, picking fights until Lovis delegates chores. Ronja explores beneath the castle, examining the dungeon and the blocked passage below Hell's Gap. Ronja decides to clear away the rubble so she can see Birk on the other side, wanting to know if he really meant he'd be her brother.
"The Whistler Underground"
Transcription: "Chikashitsu no kuchibue" (Japanese: 地下室の口笛)
Ronja manages to create a small opening in the rubble and soon hears a whistled tune. Recognizing the song from when Birk whistled it, she begins whistling it back. Birk then calls out unseen to her from the other side and Ronja asks if he meant he would be her brother; Birk responds that it is good to hear his sister's voice and it'd be nice to see her. Their conversation is cut short when Ronja hears someone down below with her and says they'll talk tomorrow before running off. The next morning after Ronja and Mattis endure a lice combing from Lovis, Ronja heads back underground with some provisions. She is startled by Birk who's been waiting for her on the Mattis Robbers' side of the rubble and Ronja is surprised to see him pale and thinner. She learns that the Borkas Robbers are low on food and won't last until spring. Ronja offers Birk a loaf of bread which he wolves down with eagerness and drinks all the milk. Ronja decides to visit Birk every day during the winter to give him food. Birk and Ronja swear to secrecy, though they hate it, knowing how enraged their fathers would be to learn of their friendship.
"The Wretched Robbers"
Transcription: "Aware na sanzoku-tachi" (Japanese: あわれな山賊たち)
Birk secretly adds what food Ronja gives him to his family's storeroom, giving the Borkas Robbers more food to last. Birk asks how many times Ronja plans on saving his life and Ronja swears as many as he saves hers. Both agree they dependent on one another and can't be without the other. As winter draws closer to its end Lovis has the reluctant Robbers go into the snow for a delousing treatment and mid-thaw snow bath. Mattis scolds Noddle-Pete for talking about dying soon when Mattis has known him his whole life and can't do without him. Later the Robbers are forced to wear spare women's clothing Mattis' grandfather stole in his day, resulting in much laughter at the sight of the miserable Robbers who also got haircuts and shaved. Spring finally comes and as the Robbers can go out to rob once more Ronja is allowed into the forest again. Ronja finds Birk in the forest and shows him her spring cry to welcome spring and let out all the pent up energy from winter.
"Splendid Spring"
Transcription: "Subarashii haru ni" (Japanese: すばらしい春に)
Ronja and Birk enjoy the sunny arrival of spring in the forest and decided to try to capture wild horses. They set their sights on two young stallions and attempt to tame them after roping them, naming them Rascal and Reckless. While Mattis raids a trading party traveling through the forest Borka appears, asking for half the treasure as his men are weak from the harsh weather. Mattis refuses, taunting Borka and telling him to get lost despite Borka's humble pleas. Some of Borka's men grow hasty and despite Borka's orders shoot at the Mattis Robbers, wounding Bumper. Mattis swears vengeance and that he will wipe the Borkas out in spite of Ronja's warning that the feud would lead to the end of the Mattis Robbers as well.
"Endless Fighting - Episode One"
Transcription: "Hateshinai arasoi (zenpen)" (Japanese: はてしない争い（前編）)
Time passes and Bumper heals from his wound from the Borkas' arrow. However Mattis is set on retaliating against the Borkas despite Ronja and Lovis' reasoning. Ronja is anxious every time the robbers go out and wonders if all her happy days in the forest are gone. Ronja meets Birk in the forest and the two of them mull over how both their fathers are too stubborn to change and their happy springtime is ruined. Birk points out that the two clans have not been able to kill each other yet thanks to the Sheriff's men swarming the woods but that won't last forever. When Ronja returns home, she is told there is a pleasant surprise only to find that Birk has been captured and beaten by her father. Heartbroken and enraged Ronja screams at her dad he can steal anything he wants except people or else she is no longer his daughter. When Lovis tries to see to Birk's wounds Mattis tells her not to tend to the devil spawn and the two fight. Ronja spends the night crying and hating her dad after he carries the injured Birk away for the evening.
"Endless Fighting - Episode Two"
Transcription: "Hateshinai arasoi (kōhen)" (Japanese: はてしない争い（後編）)
The next morning the Mattis Robbers and Borkas Robbers meet at Hell's Gap, each on their own side. Mattis presents Birk, battered and bruised, before an outraged Undis and grim-faced Borka. Borka understands that Mattis wants them out of the castle but calls the other's actions underhanded and unspeakable. Mattis demands that they leave at once but Borka requests to let him find a safe place to move first by summer's end and promises to go if Birk is returned to him. Mattis tells Borka that is fine and he'll keep Birk until Borka moves out, meaning the boy will be in his possession for months to come. Ronja cannot tolerate the thought of Mattis mistreating Birk further and keeping him in the dismal dungeon until Borka moves out. Much to everyone's shock Ronja jumps across the Gap onto Borka's side in defiance of her father's plans, becoming Borka's leverage for trade to get Birk back immediately. Mattis, overcome with shock and disbelief by Ronja's actions, agrees to return Birk but states that he has no child. Lovis demands Ronja be returned as she has a daughter and that Mattis has lost all sense. As the two children are exchanged Birk calls Ronja his sister and tells his mother Ronja saved his life and Ronja remarks he saved hers as well. Borka and Undis are outraged to learn of the friendship and Birk fights with them, storming off and leaving a tearful Ronja. Meanwhile Mattis is in an almost catatonic state, refusing to eat or speak to anyone.
"Moving Out"
Transcription: "Futari no hikkoshi" (Japanese: ふたりの引っこし)
For three days Ronja looks for Birk in the forest but doesn't find him while Mattis refuses to eat and remains in bed in a catatonic state. The Mattis Robbers are restless and downhearted as their raiding has been put on hold until Mattis is better while Ronja wonders where Birk is and feels lonely. On the fourth day Ronja finds Birk in the forest and he tells her he's moving out of Borka's Keep and into the forest as he can't stand his parent's nagging anymore. Ronja has the idea of moving in with Birk as she can't put up with Mattis' silent treatment any longer and thinks of living in the Bear's Cave, her father's childhood summer place. That night Ronja sneaks out of the castle with supplies and tells the robbers who are on guard duty goodbye before meeting up with Birk at the cave.
"Something in the Cave"
Transcription: "Dōkutsu ni hisom
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