Tenki no Ko CMs

Well, I mean, it's just some commercials with a collaboration to Tenki no Ko, nothing special. Still, reading some of the previous reviews, it did pique my interest.

So I watched it, still rewatched it, and still enjoyed it. I guess if you've got some time to spare, then go ahead and watch these. It uses some animations and some songs from the movie, so it's pretty enjoyable to watch. It's eye-catching, it brings about some feelings from the movie, and it's really fun to watch. I liked the Softbank ad the most, they were pretty good. Also, the Suntory ad did make me want to ... purchase the drink, so I guess it's a successful advertisement.

If you liked the film, there's really no harm in watching these.

After reading the review from TheZilla I have to agree that these are amazing adverts. I do also have a very strong desire to purchase some Nissan Noddles.

They are very well choreographed and the music is slotted in very nicely.

Like the film the art is absolutely superb.

I do always wish more anime style advertisements were to be used in the world. The different dynamics you can get from them is just incredible. This is an example of that. The United Kingdom need to get with it.

The Softbank was probably the only advert that showed some sort of a development for the ... characters. If you haven't seen the film yet then that shows a bit for you as a sneak preview of the relationship. We know its a romance anyway so it should have been obvious. It was very cute.

Name a better duo, Makoto Shinkai movies, and mineral water commercials. At this point you'd think they bottle people's tears caused by the movies in question and put them up for sale, there has got to be a co-relation with this, one before with 5 centimeters per second and Your Name, and again with Weathering With You.

There is a huge collection of related commercials for this big-budget movie, the reuse of the same vers from the main theme can grow stale and repetitive, the two main characters used as the mascots here, for a movie with a huge name to it, it was rather uncreative ... and low-effort for a commercial.