Totoro Theme Park Ride Designed By A Disney Artist Is Making Anime Fans Go Crazy Online

Totoro fans would be excited to know that a Disney artist has dedicated his time and effort to design a ride for a fantasy Totoro Theme Park. This is based on the award-winning animated film in 1988 called, "My Neighbor Totoro," produced by Studio Ghibli.

Totoro is among the most loved characters in the anime world because of his friendly character and fluffy cute image that kids couldn't resist watching. Wikipedia describes Totoro as a friendly wood spirit to other characters of the film, Satsuki and Mei. Now, to make all your Totoro dreams come true, Disney artist, John Ramirez, has drafted his vision of a Totoro theme park.

A photo posted by @totorostravels on Apr 22, 2016 at 4:19am PDT

Nerdist.com reported that Ramirez has a comprehensive resume when it comes to his works in design; especially working for Disney's "The Lion King and "Aladdin" just to name a few. His idea of the Totoro ride involves a machine that looks like the ones we usually ride in theme parks only this one gets you to different scenes from the animated film. The ride would allow passengers to travel through bushes and experience the many visual effects that Ramirez has prepared. Passengers would feel like they were in the movie, reliving the many different scenes that they grew up loving.

Totoro fans are looking forward to Ramirez's design to come to life. But according to Robot6, it is unlikely for this project to materialize. The Disney artist has been doing his best to make this happen that he even talked to Hayao Miyazaki to make Disney build this project. He promised to be persistent until he finally gets a yes. In fact, he is so determined that he will pitch his design and idea until the company either bars him from the premise or approves his project. When this happens, we could all bet that it is going to be among the famous fun spots for the whole family.

Would you like to experience a Totoro ride? What would you do to help John Ramirez make this possible? Feel free to comment below.