Gandahar

Audiences primarily experience a sense of **Awe** and **Curiosity** due to Gandahar's unique, beautiful, yet unsettling utopian world and the mysterious nature of its existential threat. The adventure genre drives **Anticipation** and **Excitement** as Sylvain embarks on his mission. However, the invasion by petrifying rays and the reveal of the Metamorphis as a self-inflicted wound evoke significant **Fear**, **Anxiety**, and a **Disturbing** sense of dread. There's also **Sadness** for the loss of peace and **Surprise** at the plot's twists, particularly the 1000-year time jump and the enemy's origin, balanced by a persistent **Hope** for Gandahar's survival.