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Holy f***, this anime just broke my mind honestly. First of all, the fact that I even watched it is insane, I’m a person that rarely watches old anime series and only because I grew up watching the newer selections of anime like AOT, SAO, MHA, Demon Slayer, that sort of stuff. It would be hard to enjoy an old anime series keeping that in mind.

Anyways, Death Note is one of my favorites now because of how it started and ended. I will be honest though; the first half was way better than the second half. Theres just so many parts of this series that keeps a person clinging onto the anime waiting for what’s about to happen next. I would’ve never thought I would be so interested in a detective movie, but the vibes Death Note gives off with its smart moves and critical thinking of characters just blows my mind. The acting of the main character was spot on and kept me interested in the setting more and more.

The personalities of each character were varied but at the same time all made sense. Each part of Death Note had a puzzle that fit right into a whole set of puzzles. The ending was the craziest part, I did not expect Matsuda to be the one to end it all. It was a great anime and only took my 2 weeks to finish it up even when I barely had time. Worth watching if you haven’t.

What can I say about Dorohedoro hmmmm? It was a great show and I was locked in on the show the whole entire time. The story, setting, characters and the animation style, literally similar to Kengan Ashura was so cool. I love and hate the cliffhanger this show is putting me through. Glad that I didn’t watch it when it came out, apparently the next season is coming out soon this year, can’t wait to watch that. Hopefully Caiman gets his face back lol.

Amazing story though, like seriously, everything about each episode just gives me interest towards it and each part of the story fits perfectly into the other parts. At first, I was reluctant to resume this show (I watched a single episode a few years back) and just wanted to get it over with, but the deeper you delve into the background of the show, it really just brings out more of its flavor. It doesn’t look like much at first, and it was a pretty weird show for sure, but the more weirder it gets, the better somehow. You sort of get addicted to the type of logic and nature the show has and want to know more about each character and concepts. Another great aspect the show incorporated was how they laid out and organized each piece of backstory for each character.

It never collided with one another and never overloaded the audience with more than needed information, it was put into place perfectly allowing the audience to properly digest the mass amount of new key information before introducing another one. The way it was structured is phenomenal and earns my respect.

Definitely would start watching more shows with this type of animation style too, instead of the normal animations of shows like every other show, this one just brings out a bit more interest in me and allows me to question it whilst maintaining my regard to the show. Each character had their own unique personalities which created a more dense but fascinating environment for the show. All in all, it was a show I definitely enjoyed and did not expect to, I would rate this an 8/10 surprisingly. I wouldn’t watch it again however, but still, a great show to add to my list. Excited for the second season for sure.

This movie had my heart all in pieces. In different emotions and feelings each piece. I cannot describe this movie into words. It was sensational watching the main protagonist being able to alter reality with the firework ball so fate ends up with Norimichi and Nazuna together. It sort of implies that your in control of your own story’s ending. No matter what events take place, you’ll always have a way to change the route your life ends up taking.

I love the music, the animation, and the visual effects and real-life like behaviour of each character and setting. This movie has me with a big smile on my face. It was not overpowering, just the right touch of sweet. I rate this movie a 8 out of 10. It was worth watching and I would watch it from time to time again.

This movie went crazy though. I definitely did not expect the stories ending and how Sakura died in the end. The fact that she didn’t perish from her own inescapable disease is crazy. I loved the way they portrayed the two main characters’ personalities. One was all happy and joyous all the time and the other just didn’t seem to care. But on the other side of the story, it was the exact opposite.

Sakura had her own tough times where she cries in her bed alone at night and Haruki cared a lot about her but didn’t want to hurt himself in the process when she leaves the face of the planet. I would say this is one of the best drama/rom-com movies out there and is worth giving it a chance. Another thing about it and other similar movies, they always gotta have them fireworks. The animation of them go crazyyyyyy.

I’ve got mixed feelings about this movie. The ending was pretty sad though and I definitely shared some emotions such as helplessness and the idea of giving up in a world where death is inevitable and has no meaning. It was really cool seeing this story talked through the God of Play, Teo. The theme love was portrayed smoothly throughout the story and it showed that love is all so powerful and grants you access to emotions you’ve never explored like wanting to die for your partner. The feelings of Riku I can totally understand, after failing several times, having to force your comrades to accept death, and then going through love and death of your partner in a couple of days is something unbearable especially for a human being.

I was hooked throughout the movie, the colors, styles and gradient kept me interested in the story. I wouldn’t watch this again however, just because I was pretty disappointed on the fact that Sora and Shiro only appeared for 3 minutes at the end. Ehhh, it’s a movie after all, can’t really complain. I do prefer the first season more than this respectfully, but this movie does have its own ups that I appreciate. Give this a try and see how it fits your taste buds.

Now where do I begin with this masterpiece. I call this a masterpiece simply because of the sound effects. The sound effects of slime is similar to that of Fire Force, which is by far one of my most favorite animes, from its openings to its fighting animations. Slime is similar and has a cliché but favorable overpowering main character energy which I love. It sort of reminds me of Solo Leveling when Sung Jin Woo acquired the Shadow Monarch title and went nuts with it creating a whole ass army.

Slime is sort of like that, but you get a more friendly but strong af team of different creatures. From orcs to ogres to elves and demon lords. This movie had a pretty good story and flow and was about Benimaru’s long lost brother named Hiiro mainly. The villain was a bit disappointing, but I do understand since there wasn’t much room to expand on. It was still nonetheless fun to watch the villain get beaten up to a pulp. I would give this movie a solid 7 out of 10.

Vinland Saga is hands down one of the best anime I’ve watched ever. I remember when I was just a kid, I would despise learning history. This anime was a way of depicting how beautiful history really is. Each character had its own role to play in the anime. One of my favorite characters was Askeladd. He was a great leader of his men, but his past also had a unexpected backstory to it. At the start, Askeladd seemed like the main antagonist, he beat Thorfinn to a pulp multiple times when he was a kid, had remorse to keep him as one of him men, and used him to beat Thorkell. This anime really just asks you a question of “What is a warrior?”. Is it being able to beat everyone you can and destroy them? Or is it being able to have the mentality of a God and self control that allows you to evolve as a warrior.

For example, at one point of the story, Askeladd was awake at his bed at night, Thorfinn was outside having the full opportunity to assassinate him but decided not to. It really shows that to be a warrior, you can’t really cheat your way through something. The death of Thors was done in a dishonourable way. Askellad took Thorfinn hostage and resulted in Thors giving up the fight.

This anime really shows the difference between two men, one that’s a warrior and one that’s not. Thorfinn rejected the offer to assassinate Askeladd while he was asleep because this would disprove his fathers teachings. Askeladd was awake at the time, and didn’t mind dying because he himself knows he isn’t a warrior. He did exactly what Thorfinn didn’t do during his younger ages. But he had no choice. It was the drive of hatred that lead him. This is exactly why, at the end of the anime, Askeladd wished Thorfinn would go beyond what his father had achieved.

This anime is just great. I can’t even describe how shocked I am at how this first season ended. Just imagine having a goal in mind, one that you’ve been working on for years, if not decades, and suddenly the thought of this goal just dissipates into thin air. And you have no chance of following through to that goal anymore. That is how Thorfinn felt. He had no goal in mind after his father Thors died, all he wanted to achieve was the death by his own hands of Askeladd. Now that Askeladd died, what shall Thorfinn do? I can’t wait to find out. I rate this anime an 8/10.

After pausing this show for a year or so due to studies and what not, I have returned to watch the second half of the first season of this show. Spy x Family in my opinion, is a pretty chill and comedic show where everything seems childish-like and kid friendly, but a deeper and darker truth comes to light. The fact that Loid is a secret spy agent, Yor is an assassin, and Anya is a telepath (who was a kid picked up from adoption), and the fact that none of them had revealed to each other that secret is a difficult job to maintain as an anime producer. It’s so interesting and surprising how the producers kept the show running in a maintained and organized manner, having each episode have a proper storyline, and at the same time not ruining the big story behind all that.

I love how the idea of family and its complicated problems are being presented in this film. Both Loid, Yor, and Anya all do not know how to perfect their role in the family. It just goes to show that starting up and maintaining a family is most of the time difficult or simple but can have its unprecedented challenges. Others would talk behind your back, problems with teaching a child can arise, and different other issues. Another great thing about this anime is how the side characters are portrayed. I love how each of them had a specific role even if it was just for a few seconds.

For example, at episode 11, the old lady at the drink shop was revealed to be part of the WISE group and helped with handing outside missions for Loid to deal with. Other side characters like the neighbors of the Forger’s apartment also brought a bit of content to the film. They were there to raise questions of how Loid was acting as a father and a husband which brought conflict to the mission, he was to succeed in.

It’s great how the artist did not forget about a single character in the anime. Not only did he add so much detail to the main characters’ backgrounds, but he also shed some light to the side characters who don’t appear for long on the screen but acts as a catalyst towards the show. Unlike most other anime, this show didn’t take much time (a little over a year) to release the next season. It is an anime that I can watch while relaxing since not much information and attentivity is needed to watch this. I rate this anime a solid 8/10.

This was one of them shows that just really packs a punch in a few episodes. The ending was sad as hell. David already knew his fate as soon as he chose the cyberpunk road. When David joined Maine and his team, it was such a good part of the story. David found actual friends who would do stuff with him together. Then each one of them just started falling like flys. Another thing is Lucy and David’s relationship was just so perfect. David just really wanted to protect Lucy and make her dream of visiting the moon a reality. This anime is such a banger. The story and plot is so simplistic but the more you think about it, the more info you get from it. I guess it’s just a short film. Definitely wont be having a second season though. And another cool thing is that this anime is based off of cyberpunk 2077 and yes I have played the game a little bit.

I see a lot of resemblances from the game like the holograms of the goldfish and the settings like night city. Different implants that are similar to ones in game and the maxtac. Pretty good anime though. Would give this anime a 7 out of 10 just because the story was a bit rushed in my opinion. It had way too much information. I barely understood much of the characters and antagonists. But it kinda makes sense in a way. Maybe they’ve done this on purpose too. Who knows? Great show though.

Goddamn was that an amazing season for Demon Slayer. Especially that last part with Muzan entering the area with 9999 animations put on each step on the ground. It was crazy how he was portrayed as a villainous and eerie character so much that his appearance would bring almost anyone to straight fear. Unexpectedly though, the person he was facing Ubuyashiki, sat there on his death bed, having absolutely no fear, AND NO HATRED FOR MY MAN MUZAN. Like how kind do you have to be to have no resentment to someone who was born a thousand years ago into your bloodline and has just been bringing death, sickness, and bad luck to you family and ancestors.

I definitely did not expect how it went down with the explosives. Took me a minute to register that that wasn’t even Muzan’s ability, it was straight up set by Ubuyashiki, even them Hashiras didn’t know about that. When I say Muzan blown away with his flesh tearing away, I was thinking why he would do that to himself just to kill Ubuyashiki, but then it registered to me, leaving me shocked. Enough about the last episode, this Hashira Training Arc was pretty mid, but it acted as a refresher and a bridge to the next arc, the Infinity Castle Arc.

Lots of comedy and funny moments in the anime, as well as character development from my boy Zenitsu for sure. He upgraded so much compared to when we first saw him in this anime. He’s made up his mind on what he wants to do. Definitely tired of being below everyone else beside him. It was nice how we got to see more of the Hashiras in action and especially the backstory of Giyomei. It just shows, sometimes kindness can lead you down some deep ass rabbit holes that you almost can’t recover from. Luckily, he was saved by Ubuyashiki. Overall, this anime was really short, I mean 8 episodes is crazy. But they did make up for a bit of that by having 2 of the last episodes to be longer in length. I hope they make up more for that by dropping the next season soon. This anime gets an 7/10 for me.

This has to be one of the coolest anime out there. I did not expect to enjoy an anime about Kaiju. I was expecting mid-level story and fighting because I thought it would only be about people fighting Kaiju with weapons and stuff. But the fact that Hibino Kafka, the main character, just inhaled a Kaiju and got its powers is crazy. I love how the captain and vice captain have different weapons. The captain has a giant laser beam gun, and the vice captain has a double-wielded purple sword. I love the idea of using your strength to charge up your armor and weapon strength.

The characters are all well designed with their own unique personalities, and the anime has a bunch of comedic scenes. Another thing about this anime is the ending song. It’s so good I literally am trying to learn it on guitar. It’s by One Republic and has got a catchy beat to it. Something that I wouldn’t skip in every episode. The Kaiju designs are sick too, especially the ones that are higher up in the calamity level. They have the ability to talk and act like humans which is crazy. And I like how instead of it just being a regular Kaiju anime, it changes it a bit. Like for example, Kaiju aren’t killed by slicing their heads off, but instead, they have cores located in a part of their body which must be destroyed. Very interesting anime, I rate it an 8/10. Excited for the second season.

Gosh. Where do I even begin with this masterpiece. First of all, it reminds me of a couple of anime I have indulged in previously such as: Sword Art Online (SAO), That time I got reincarnated as a slime and a bit of that solo leveling. The art and animation style is off the charts too. It really seems to convey the message of “I can go crazy but Imma lay off and give you the minimum to satisfy”. I guess what I mean is that Shangri-la Frontier exceeded my expectations without going overboard.

The story and characters were attention-grabbing and made me finish the anime in 3 sittings. The story about a guy named Hizutome who loves playing trash games, games that would have several bugs and a low fanbase, suddenly decides to hop on a game played by 30 million people, considered to be god-tier, recommended by the lady who sells games. It also mixes the one sided relationship between Saiga and Hizutome smoothly. Incorporating different scenes where Saiga perfectly blends into the story. Another one of the characters I think is cool is Oikatzo, who’s real name is Kazuo. Him and Hizutome have been pretty much rivals who work together and play other trash games together. And the third character in the main arc was Arthur Pencilgon. In your mind, this name probably might pop up a guy into your head, but surprisingly, it is the name of a lady playing named Amane. These three rallied up mid-way into the anime to defeat one of the Seven Colossi, Wethermon the Tombguard. Basically these Seven Colossi are unique monsters in the VR MMO game Shangri-la Frontier and are considered powerful. But yah, they pretty much defeated it through lots of revival items and some stat boosting items and managed to put Wethermon to rest.

Anyways, the lore in this anime is really interesting. It’s just like SAO in the fact that it mainly focuses on the game’s story, but you also have each main players’ real life hovering in the back of your mind, occasionally springing up questions. We know pretty much a pinch of what each players’ lives are like. And yah, the monsters’ designs in this anime are sick too. They all have miniscule details that would make sense for each. Very excited for the second season of this anime. Can’t wait to see what adventures lie ahead.

00:08—a brief 8-second moment of a character drawn out and expanded into a 5-minute film. This animated video is perhaps the most overwhelming (in a surprisingly nonchalant way) piece I have ever watched. It is captivating in several ways, from the vast ideas of the mind to the creativity of the producer. The music, art, and transitions from each piece of art to the next are mind-blowing. To me, this artwork represents the enormous capabilities of the human mind. A simple sip of tea or coffee can lead you to think up things you would’ve never imagined or something entirely unexpected. The music transitions from a slow-paced, calm, and smooth tune to a hurried and tension-building one.

It may seem a little random to most people, but this film describes a lot of things. It can be portrayed in several ways that might not seem relevant at first but can soon leave a huge impact on your thoughts. It’s amazing to see that art like this still exists, unplagued by our generation. Although it was released quite a while back, I am thankful to have indulged in this 5-minute feast for the eyes. I would highly recommend people watch it, as it’s so short. However, it may not be suitable for those with epilepsy.

Bro what the hell did I just watch. I’ve got no words. I can’t even decide whether to place it up high on the ratings or low. Honestly, I was expecting some mid-level writing and story-line, but in the end, it all kinda added up together and made sense in my head. I mean the ending was just brutal. I’m still thinking about it even now weeks after watching it. The scene just keeps replaying, like some sort of gruesome nightmare.

The story is pretty simple with a main character trying to convince people that his kind ain’t evil. You get the idea. Average story writing. The art style though, I think this was one of my first anime I’ve watched with that type of goofy but unique art style. Kinda eerie as well. Like the smiles of characters just haunts me a bit whenever I stare at them. Like they could turn into a sludge of slime at any given moment. Not sure where I saw that type of scary looking animation before. I mean it’s not scary, just unusual. One thing I did find really funny was the movements of characters in the series. Especially the ones who were devilman and ran like crazy. The ending was definitely a bit incomprehensive and confusing.

Maybe I’m just too lightminded to understand the deep lore behind this series. But it honestly just felt so rushed as well. I would compare it to Cyberpunk Edgerunners because of the number of episodes as well as the story telling. Everything to me just seemed rushed and I was not given time to understand everything. Like they should’ve adapted the characters’ backstories more. All I know is that the main character Akira lives with his uncle and aunt with their family cuz his own was in another country doing some work. High school boy who runs track a bit alongside his cousin Miki who is actually a professional track runner.

And alongside that we have Ryo, who at the start was portrayed as a scientist who investigated the birth of Devilman but later just turned out to be Satan himself. Like I need some backstory to this guy man. Like where did he come from, what was his plan and why did he want all this to happen. The things at the Sabbath, summonings, him knowing Akira. Like howwwww. So yah, I rate this a 7/10. It could’ve been better with more episodes just like Cyberpunk. But I did enjoy the settings a bit and the action of fights. Animation was new for me but I could grow to like it. Very eerie though. Scary. Spooky.

Goddamn man, this season of MHA really had me in tears. Broke me down into pieces honestly. I think I cried a total of 3 times which is a lot considering I didn’t even cry when I watched Grave of the Fireflies for the first time. I’m currently about to watch episode 20/21 of the season but just wanted to pop in to talk about the Toya fight. Man I just feel bad for everyone in Todoroki’s family. Dabi really still had that bit of human inside of him and wanted to be good but just couldn’t help but feel sad about how Endeavor neglected him during his childhood.

I just started balling my eyes out when Endeavor was trying his best to stop Toya despite maybe dying from the massive explosion that was about to escape Dabi’s chest. And then Rei (the mom of the family) came in to try to help cool him down. Alongside her, Natsuo and Fuyumi came in as well to try cooling him down even while enduring the burns from the high temperature of Dabi’s flames. Man this shit had me in tears. Just seeing how helpless their family is and how they were all trying to comfort Toya and make him come back. Endeavor kept apologizing as well because of the failure he had done to create Dabi. That part was devastating man.

Let me talk about some of the other fight scenes of this season as well. Oh gosh Bakugo fighting Shigaraki was peak. I did not expect him to go basically super Saiyan. I’m pretty sad that Bakugo is no longer with us however. But maybe Edgeshot can just save him and merge together. I really do not want this cool dude to just die like that man. It’s so crazy how we see a personality switch in Bakugo. We see that he was actually a huge fan of All Might and just wanted an autograph. His bratty personality doesn’t showcase his actual feelings deep inside.

I was kinda disappointed as well when Present Mic (Yamada) messed up while guarding Kurogiri. Man he defeated Iguchi and all with his voice but then just didn’t take away that stupid hand of Shigaraki and that mp3 player for All for One’s voice. I was legit screaming for him to take that shit away before doing anything. But no, this guy gets in his feelings thinking about his old school mate who’s actually Kurogiri and just messes up cuz Iguchi wakes up and puts the hand to Kurogiri’s face, awakening him in the process. Like bro, how can you be so stupid to not get rid of those two first. What was this guy doing just standing around.

Ugh, I have finished the whole series now. I did not expect it to end like that. I expected some sort of hour long episode for the finale. But no, it doesn’t even end yet. The final season is coming out on 2025. I CANT WAIT GODDAMNIT. But damn, I didn’t expect All Might to have that armor suit on the ready to be used. I thought he would’ve been fucked when All for One came in charging at him, but yah. Both Midoriya and All Might are fighting their best. Oh and the Uraraka vs Himiko was pretty good. It just goes to show that every single villain has some human in them that wanted to do good. They were however just shunned away by society somehow.

Just like the heteromorphs who were protesting and fighting back because they weren’t accepted cuz of their looks. I’m not sure about the All for One backstory. Maybe All for One just doesn’t give a shit about humans and actually have no human left in him. I’m sure Shigaraki does have some human instinct in him as shown in the series. But damn, this whole series was peak. It was filled with fighting and emotional scenes that made me ball my eyes out. W Anime Series. But come on, you really end it like that? Now I gotta wait for months again lol. I’m rating this a 9/10 because of how good it was.

Damn this show was good. My friend suggested me to watch Noragami or when he implicitly hinted that it was so crazy I haven’t watched that yet. He told me it was a good show and that I should try watching it. At first, I did not trust that because of the things he loves to watch. We both have different likings in anime. Some of the shows I loved, he says is garbage, and vice versa. So of course, I had low expectations for this anime.

But when I first started watching it, it kinda latched onto me. I loved the story. It was so simplistic and almost predictable. But not so much as to ruin the experience. It just had its own way of showcasing the characters which I loved. It kind of reminded me of Shangri-la frontier and Bleach. The former because of the main character playing shit games and for Noragami, it wasn’t games, it was just the fact that he himself was a shit God that nobody cared about. With Bleach, it had almost an identical resemblance to both the characters and plot. In Bleach, the main character Ichigo Kurosaki heads on adventures with the main female character (I forgot her name), who is a normal human just like Hiyori. And the sword that Ichigo uses is similar to the Regalia of Yato, Yukine in Noragami.

Another thing I was surprised about when watching this series was that I actually got sad with a part in this and cried which is VERY rare. I did not even cry in Grave of the Fireflies but cried in this. It happened when the part where Yukine was getting the phantoms in him exorcised and he became a good Regalia again. I got so sad because I thought he was gonna have to die. But when it all died down and they were all fine, I was super sad and cried. The fact that all he ever wanted was friends to hang out with and do mundane things with was sad as well. The reason for Yukine’s death has not been revealed yet but I hope to know how he died and how he never got to experience a normal childhood like normal highschoolers do.

And the villains in this first season were pretty good. It connected to a lot of just more story; backstory. Not much of the backstory was revealed in this first season, but I would say it definitely set a clear standard for the second season. I hope that the second season (which I am about to start now) is just as fulfilling as the first season. Otherwise, I will be very much disappointed and upset just like with The Promised Neverland series. But yah, this series is pretty good, maybe my trust in suggestions from my friend have grown. I rate this an 8/10 for this season.

I enjoyed this season of Tensura (That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime). It was filled with action and the story line was decent. The Seven Day Clergy fight was pretty sick as well. Rimuru against Hinata was long too. And we got to see more about the main villain behind all of this and how they are all connected. There was more information about the Rosso family and the main villain Mariabell. Rimuru was also smart enough to figure out the Yuuki was connected to all of this too. I was kinda confused during the festival when Yuuki was present and acted normal and friendly with everyone because of the things he does or plans to do when not around Rimuru.

I am a bit disappointed that Rimuru hasn’t fought much in this season. The only fight he had was with Hinata, other than that, barely any appearances from him. Hopefully the next season would be more action-packed. The last half of this season was just mainly about the festival and making pacts with other nations like the Thalion nation and the Tengu. We find out that Momiji was actually the daughter of Hakurou and a lady from the Tengu clan that he used to train.

Other than that, the Lightspeed Hero Masayuki was just a joke. Literally. His skill is a joke and his allies and fans are all a joke too. He knows this as well. Can’t fight for shit. It was funny watching him but also irritating to see everyone else bow to him. Carion fighting was pretty sick. Him with his animal skills. Other than that, this season was pretty average. I liked the previous ones more as it had more fighting. This one was more of a build up to the upcoming season bringing it some suspicions and hype. I’m definitely excited to see the next season of this. 8/10 for me.

This anime really gave me a feeling of euphoria. Bofurin was portrayed as a strong and persistent team who cared about everyone around them, even their enemies. This anime kinda reminded me of Tokyo Revengers but more friendly in a way. The theme was mostly action and fighting which I really enjoyed. The animation styles were simple but attractive at the same time. One quote that I think represented this anime is “Love your enemies because they bring out the best in you” – Friedrich Nietzsche. It’s amazing how creative the studios were when coming up with different traits for each character. You got Nirei who’s a book worm, Sakura who is shy but has good intentions (almost like Bakugo from Boku no Hero Academia), and you got other characters like Umemiya who unexpectedly has a huge interest in plants and Mitsuki who’s just popular with women.

And another thing I really liked about the anime was the character appearances. Each character had a unique style and you could almost predict what kind of personality that person would have. The ending episode had a good cliffhanger foreshadowing the fight between KEEL and Bofurin. I’m looking forward to the plot of that and how everything turns out. I hope the anime grants more screen time for some strong characters and we get to not only delve deeper into the characters we’ve already seen but more on the side characters. Overall, this anime gets a solid 8/10 and I am excited to watch the 2nd season of this.

Definitely worth watching Kimi No Wa. I understand the hype about this movie now. What’s crazy to me is not even the compelling story or the plot, but the fact that this was released almost a decade ago on 2015 is what’s crazy. The art and animation of the scenery were just beautiful. Everytime I saw a scene that had that beautiful scenery, it just captured my eyes completely for a few seconds. This has got to be one of my favorite romance and fantasy films out there. It’s definitely comparable to “A Silent Voice”. That one was also a banger film. But this one is just really good as well.

I remember the plot about this film like a few years back when it was really popular. The plot is about a girl named Mitsuha and a boy named Taki who switched bodies. They have a 3 years difference exactly when a comet hit the town of Mitsuha. Through a bunch of body switchings, they ended up knowing everything about each other and Taki went to visit the place Mitsuha lived in. The place however, was just a hole with no town. Taki then decides to go back again and try to save them from dying to the comet. It’s such a crazy story to have that happen in the first place.

This film is kinda saying, whatever chance you get in anything that you do, you should take it almost all the time because it would lead to good things. Confidence is a key point in this film. They both knew that it was an important part of their life that they had to go ahead and reach out to. I mean if it wasn’t, both of them would not even give a crap about it. Convince themselves it’s a dream and that’s it. But they both were confident enough to reach out to that little light at the end of the tunnel and see what is up.

Another thing about this film was the music. Of course I’ve heard of the most popular one. But the other ones were pretty good too. I was reading the lyrics in English at the top right while the music was playing and reading the subtitles at the same time. The songs have a really relatable meaning to the movie. I loved it. This was definitely a good film to watch. I give this a 9/10 which is pretty darn good.