Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru: Washio Sumi no Shou 2 - Tamashii

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Synonyms: Yuki Yuna Is A Hero: Washio Sumi Chapter 2 - Spirit

Japanese: 結城友奈は勇者である -鷲尾須美の章- 第２章「たましい」

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Type: Movie

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Apr 15, 2017

Producers: Pony Canyon

Licensors: None found, add some

Studios: Studio Gokumi

Source: Light novel

Genres: Drama, Fantasy, Magic, Slice of Life

Duration: 47 min.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Ranked: #782²

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Members: 10,185

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The second movie in the Washio Sumi no Shou trilogy.

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Alternative version:	Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru: Washio Sumi no Shou
Prequel:	Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru: Washio Sumi no Shou 1 - Tomodachi
Sequel:	Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru: Washio Sumi no Shou 3 - Yakusoku
Other:	Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuushabu Shozoku 2

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Characters & Voice Actors

Tougou, Mimori

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Mimori, Suzuko
Japanese

Nogi, Sonoko

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Hanazawa, Kana
Japanese

Minowa, Gin

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Hanamori, Yumiri
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Aki

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Satou, Rina
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Hanamori, Yumiri

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BUNBUN

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MONACA

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"Sakiwafu Hana (サキワフハナ)" by Suzuko Mimori

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"Tamashii (たましい)" by Gin Minowa (Yumiri Hanamori)

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Apr 25, 2017

1 of 1 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 9

piner7500 (All reviews)

13 people found this review helpful

At this point I shouldn't need to put a disclaimer for spoilers from the previous movie and YuYuYu, but, there I guess.

One more thing, pay attention to the characters, there are characterizations there as always.

To give a short summary of this movie, the triad get a well deserved rest. After taking out 4 vertexes and lots of intensive training, they go on a vacation for a bit. This vacation from being heroes is very comparable to the first half of YuYuYu episodes, characterization through their interaction.

Story 7: The story in this movie is, as mentioned above, about the characters. It does not advance the plot much; but it does some, and where it does, it does it well.

Art 9: The art and animation is mostly what you expect at this point from this series, it's really good. There was one place that they used 3D GC for full character animation, and I understand why they did it. But it wasn't done too well, I'm not really that against 3D animation as long as it looks nice, but this was pretty choppy. Keep in mind they have done character animation in 3D before, just from far away, so my eyes may be deceiving me. Either way I know they are capable of more, hence I didn't give a 10.
Still, the backgrounds were very pretty, even being out of the dreamlike world of Jukai for most the movie. It honestly impressed me how well they did the sunset lit sky (I live in a place with pretty good sunsets). They looked rather natural, but still beautiful, a hard balance to pull off.

Sound 9: This is better than the first movie in my eyes. The music was new from what I could tell during the most of the movie. It was good and went along with the scene very well. The opening and ending were great. It just didn't have any music that stuck with me too much.
There's also an amazing sound effect that shows up twice if I'm not mistaken, it has to be the best character being surprised sound I've ever heard.

Character 9: The characters remind us that, even if they were picked and prepared for this duty, they are still children. They like to play around like children, they get scolded like children, and they get excited like children. On top of that we got more depth into the characters. Lastly we get to see the characters grow closer together, which is always a nice thing.

Enjoyment 9: As a fan of the cute girls doing cute things genre It's natural that I would enjoy just that. This was a really fun one, it had me smiling from cheek to cheek, laughing a lot too. The scene in Jukai was really good too. I just had a really good time watching this, it was fun, funny, and a bit heart racing during the action. It was just a great time overall!

Overall 9: See directly above.

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May 23, 2017

1 of 1 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 9

SpaceWhales (All reviews)

12 people found this review helpful

It's a curious thing, being the 2nd in a trilogy. Too often they get overshadowed as the "middle" chapter, sandwiched between a grand opening and a grand finale with only exposition as its purpose (Lord of the Rings), but sometimes the journey, the character shaping movements and setup for the finale are the strongest elements (Empire Strikes Back). Washio Sumi's 2nd chapter, Spirit, is already leaning toward the latter.

Following the friendship cemented at the end of the first movie, the second movie delves deeper into those bonds. Amusingly, it uses an omake-styled skit setting for the opening half's slice-of-life, giving us a fast-paced omnibus of read more

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Apr 22, 2017

1 of 1 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

3xTripple (All reviews)

11 people found this review helpful

Coming together against all odds, these three young protectors finally indulge in their well-earned vacation. Their friendship reaches the apex of camaraderie, as they grow closer together and increasingly love one another. Ah, the fuzzy warmth that radiates from the interactions of loving friends--- I think we can all agree that it is always something beautiful to see. However, these three young girls must remember to treasure those brief happy memories between their painful, long fights for humanity’s survival. Because no one is ever ready for that grim moment when the fires of tragedy burns those previously joyous memories into a deep, unforgettable scar…

Coming chronologically after the first Washio Sumi no Shou movie, this movie is the second in a triad of three movies. As opposed to the first movie which had quite a bit of action scenes, the main focus of this movie is actually detailed characterization so you can expect a minimal amount of action scenes. Initially, the first few events from this movie led me to believe that this movie would, in essence, amount to a mediocre filler, but I was wrong. This second movie has an abundance of great characterization that is reminiscent of the gloriously characterized anime of the days of old.

The main characters are revealed in such a way that I couldn’t help but come to love all of them for each of their individual personalities. It’s not that the characters are special in any way, but I actually feel that they have about as much character depth as you can fit into a 6th grader. This is exemplified in the interactions of the characters and the simple humor in this movie. Perhaps during their interactions, one may even notice their subtle changes since meeting one another. However, the characterization would not have been as great if it wasn’t for a story of comparable quality

The story was pretty interesting overall. This time, the focus veers away from the magical girl theme and we begin to learn more about the characters themselves through the story. Throughout the movie, we learn of their hopes and dreams for the future, we watch their lively responses in ordinary situations, we see how silly they actually are in ordinary life, how they joke around and tease each other, are protective one another, and much more. I found it to be a great slice of life movie, to the point where the story was actually good enough for me to get slightly emotional in this movie, which seldom happens for me in anime. The good story was only further enhanced by the great artwork of Studio Gokumi.

Studio Gokumi did a really great job on the artwork in this second movie. It starts off strongly with an action practice scene with some very fluid animation, before then presenting it with a bright appeal that was well-suited to the slice of life vibe of this movie. They created a very light hearted mood by using a blend of bright colors that is supported by artistic and dynamic effects, lighting, shading, and camera angles. The background art is nothing too special, but it also has a certain simplistic charm to it. Overall, the artwork was done quite well, but there was certainly room for improvement (especially that one 3DCG scene that had me shaking my head at how noticeable the 3DCG was). Luckily, with the aid of the fantastic musical compositions of the composers of the nier automata soundtrack, the movie certainly did not have to compensate for mediocre sound.

Like the first movie, the second movie’s soundtrack was also composed by Keiichi Okabe and Keigo Hoashi. These two are most recently well-known for their work on the Nier Automata game’s soundtrack. Overall, the music was great, using much of the same music from the first movie. Also, the voice actresses did a great job on the voice acting in this movie. They held were just as good as the other categories and perfectly supported the other categories. The sound effects guys also did a great job by themselves and had some really great effects to support the comedic scenes.

I truly enjoyed this movie, so much so that I wanted to give it a nine overall, but it’s not that great. The series just gets dark from here on out. The story was so good that I was actually sitting in my chair vocalizing my strong discontent at certain parts! Almost got emotional… But it’s up to you to watch this movie in order to see why~

TL;DR
You should take away that the characters were the strongest point of this movie, which made me feel that the category deserved a 9/10. The characters were supported by a very good story that allowed for some in depth characterization, but the itself story wasn’t particularly special or thought provoking in this movie 7.5/10. The artwork was definitely some of Studio Gokumi’s and is among the art of some of the better series in the anime genre, making me believe that this category deserves an 8/10. The music was also great, as one would expect from the Nier Automata guys 9/10. Also, that I truly enjoyed this movie and am enjoying this series 8/10! I hope this review helps you decide whether or not to watch this movie~

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May 17, 2018

1 of 1 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 8

earl_of_sandvich (All reviews)

2 people found this review helpful

This film is pretty much all about Gin, and there's a very, very good reason for that at the end.
Because Gin needed to be developed beyond a simpleton "nekketsu" Hero, the novelist gave her a big loving family, and a heart of pure gold-- she's late to school because she helps anyone in need that she comes across. You can't help but smile when Sumi and Sonoko find out why she's always late to class.

The plot is broken up in film 2 with side stories. I understand why they did this (they're hilarious, and they need to fill up time), and I feel of read more

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