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The ethical ramifications of AI and digital tools' ability to alter artistic styles, or, to put it simply, the quick and rapid rise of advanced software and its potential moral consequences, have put artistic creations like Studio Ghibli's popular artwork and stories at risk of being fully consumed by the general public in a matter of minutes. Unquestionably, software can repeat itself in any kind of art, particularly in the modern digital environment. However, the question remains whether it can substitute the human drama's philosophical currents and emotional touch, which are unique to Hayao Miyazaki's storytelling style. Miyazaki's actual artwork is trending throughout the entire technology sector. The concern is whether AI can replace the uniqueness of genuine art forms and their copyrights, even though it is undeniable that AI and digital technologies can replicate any style of art. A more balanced approach is recommended in the paper's conclusion, including the adoption of digital ethical principles, stringent intellectual property laws, and respect for the originality of artistic creations. Instead of eradicating such a distinctive art style, the most crucial thing is to honor and promote Studio Ghibli's conventional human art depiction.