I loved it. The soundtrack, the art style, the characters, etc. i really liked the characters. Although i didnt really understand the last couple of episodes with spike and julia, i get the recurring theme which was expressed by the quote from spike spiegal where he told faye "you're gonna carry that weight". i feel like there's kind of a "philosophy" but calling it a philosophy is kinda a stretch. So the recurring theme thats present in all the main characters as well as some of the antagonists is that theyre all still too attached to their past. Their pasts have led all of them to do what they did in the show and caused them to split up and go seperate ways. thorughout the show, theyre all trying to find this "motivation" or "meaning of life". Spike is also hypocritical with what he said to faye since he was probably the one who was most tied down, seeing that he died in the end. And i also saw a recurring theme of native americans. "American Indian culture emphasizes harmon with nature, endurance of suffering, respect and non-interference toward others..." all of these characters have indeed shown a kind of "endurance of suffering" internally. Also i didnt really like spike's motivation, since it was about a girl like...no offense but he acts like she's all that (satire)

again, we see a recurring theme of native americans and the philosophy of someone being tied down from their past. The main antagonist experiences these butterflies which only he can see, which is his past still being around him. In the end, after he dies, the butterflies disappear saying that he finally let go, but it was too late. The same thing happened with spike lol. also they included nano weapons which is interesting

people get confused so ill explain:
basically the whole show is showing one of the time loops from satan's punishment from god. (revolves around christianity)
before humans were present, demons and devils roamed the earth. God was like "no fuck you demons and devils, i want humans." so satan goes "no way!!!" god sees this as satan betraying him. he and satan have this big fight, god wins and demons and Satan are trapped in ice in hibernation, only to be reawakened 2 million years later. A demon general (idk who) wipes out Satan's memories and replaces them with Ryo Asuka's for him to infiltrate human society and destroy humanity. Satan's eternal punishment was that it always started with him losing his memories and ending with him accidentally killing the person he loves without knowing, ultimately leaving him alone in this world with no one but his feelings of regret and despair. Ryo (satan) wants devils to take back the earth (now note that since he doesnt know he's satan at this point in time, all the plans he had is hidden in his subconscious so he doesnt really realize why hes doing these things until he finds out hes satan) But he cant do this since his love interest, Akira Fudo, is a human. So, he takes akira to this club so that the devil Amon could possess akira, turning akira into a "devilman". This way, ryo could live with akira even after devils take over. After certain events happen like fights and arguments between the 2 main characters, ryo reveals the truth of devils to humans. That way, humans could be the ones killing each other (since they wouldnt know which person is actually devils or not, resulting in war and massacre). At the very end, when earth is on the verge of being destroyed, Ryo reveals that hes satan. Akira then uses his devil powers to fight satan. Satan wins this fight (obviously) which results in akira dying. As the background shows the Earth being destroyed and god's light falling from the sky, ryo realizes what he has done to his love and cries out for Akira as the world is being renewed. And that will happen for eternity, for it is Satan's punishment from God for not accepting humanity. Also, i just realized something. i'm pretty sure i'm wrong idk lmao but the there's a reason why its so sexual. there's an obvious reason since it's not fan service or anything. Its purpose is to be seen as it is, which is weird, disturbing and "disgusting". The whole purpose (in my opinion) is to show the nature of humans through the perspective of demons, which is and why Psycho Jenny (the weird looking demon that floats and talks to ryo in the last 2 episodes when there was war) told satan to wipe humanity off of the face of earth. Because to the demons, humans are disgusting creatures made by God that took over their home and is now infecting it. now that i think about it, it's probably not the right reason but trust me, like evangelion, there's a purpose to these over sexualized scenes that seem random.

At least that's what i think lmao. i really think this is a cinematic masterpiece excluding the explicit scenes lmao. it made me cry a lot ahahahah

Also, apparently some ppl don't like the ending. I personally liked it a lot (even though it's literally so depressing) bc its extremely ironic. Satan destroys humanity bc he wants to be alone with his bf but ends up being the one to kill his bf lmao ahhh im not over it

favorite character so far: tohru. i fr thought i was gonna be all "yuki and kyo" bc thats what my fruits basket fyp videos are all about but tohru is the best ilh

very few bad things. there were a few episodes where i just thought it was just plain boring. another thing was the slight implications of toxic masculinity (although it didnt bother me that much, i still didnt like it). for example "men cant cry" or "i dont need a girl to carry an umbrella for me" i cant really say its toxic masculinity for the umbrella one bc it might be interpreted as kyo being shy but still. oh and i absolutely hated the yuki fan club. no. that was for comedic relief but it wasn't funny at all. it basically degraded women very stereotypically. they have sycophantic behavior and is always obsessed with a boy to the extreme. no. ik bitches are always saying "that's the point of the comedy relief in romance" no. not in that way. it doesnt matter if its exaggerated, still a no. lastly, i didnt like how they made yuki and tohru's relationship. from the start, youd think that yuki and tohru would end up together only to find out that she ends up with kyo. not that i dont ship tohru and kyo but they should have made it clearer bc it really does seem like tohru has feelings for yuki when it should be focused on tohru and kyo's relationship developing. But we see that in the last couple of episodes which i really enjoyed so im guessing we'll see more of that in the future episodes

Now, ik this is a masterpiece, yes it is. But from what i could gather from this anime wasn't much lmao. the plot was confusing for most of the time i was watching it. Like, i could understand the representation of the characters, for example, how sofie's curse of aging reflects her "soul" or mental state (i think). You also see how howl is kind of like a child, he throws a tantrum when sophie accidentally messed up his hair color, when he was first introduced you could tell that he was vain and cared a lot of about his looks, lastly, in the ending of the movie, you see howl as a child with the flame (which i think represents his soul, idk tho). I could understand those aspects but i couldn't understand the plot of the actual movie yk? i loved it tho the animations were absolutely stunning and beautiful

part 1 was alright. it was fun to watch but it was lacking i almost dropped it then found out that it was only 9 episodes so i just finished it. it really wasn't that bad but it couldve been better

Part 2 was so much better. I loved that the author had a explanation for everything. So even if you know that the mc is technically a little overpowered or has a lot of plot armor, you’ll still be like “oh but yeah that makes sense why they would win the fight/ still be alive” I actually enjoyed it a lottt and I cant wait to watch the next parts

it is actually such a good season and show. every episode was actin packed and wasn't boring. although it took a me a while to watch this but that's a me problem. i really enjoyed the plot as well as the characters. idk something about it makes me feel like this show is so good for some reason

loved part 3. i feel like its sm better than 1+2. the first season of part 3 was more focused on the characters but this second part was so action packed (not that it wasnt. every episode was action packed i just meant that it was more than the 1st one). let's all be honest polnareff stole the show. unlike the other characters, i feel like he's the opposite of jotaro. he's always spotaneous and i feel like he acts based on his feelings whereas jotaro is always thinking first and calm. i loved every episode but i gave it a 9 bc the ending was a little "impossible" but considering the jjba universe, i guess anything is possible at this point lol

i thoroughly enjoyed all the characters, especially josuke. I need a josuke in my life. i really liked Dio as a villian. i thought that the author put a lot of thought into it and they did a great job at utilizing the topic of time in the story. I also thought Hayato was interesting

it's funny and i love the main group of characters EXCEPT usui. yk for some time, i was like "wow he's like the perfect mans" there were also some moments that made me scream in embarrassment for misaki lmao but wtf Usui is actually so creepy if you think about it. Misaki and Usui didn't even know each other that well in the beginning of the show but you see Usui lifting up her skirt like it's the most normal "flirting" you've ever seen lmao sorry but it's overrated

besides the main couple, i loved the comedy, the characters, the relationships, etc. but i watched this show for the main reason of feeling my fucking heart flutter or something. its not that i dont like the main characters (usui and misaki) but theyre basically the stereotype for a couple. i like misaki but she annoys me sometimes bc its the stereotype where theyre strongwilled and hardworking but when it comes to boys theyre extremely dense. also, i dont like usui but i respect him to some extent. there are some moments where i like him and some where i cant stand him so. the comedic relief is a 8/10 whereas the actual relationship is a 6/10 sorry so i just gave it a 7. Even a silent voice had a better main couple than them lmao.

i actually liked it a lot compared to other romances. mizuki, tomoe and kurama CARRIED THE SHOWWW i loved the 3 of them. things i didn't like were the relationship and nanami. LMFAO SORRY WAIT i need to explain. I like nanami for the most part but she's such a stereotypical girl romance character like bro...all the girls in romances follow the stereotypes and i hate that. i mean i can't really hate her but i dont like the stereotypes at all. Another thing is about the relationship between nanami and tomoe. it's obvious that they get together but i feel like it just happened too fast. i see that with a lot of anime couples. i'm watching a romance for the purpose of feeling fluffy and shipping them. But, if it doesn't make sense to me, obviously i won't ship them and i won't end up enjoying the romance. Ofc, they do go together but i feel like i just need to see a little more development in order for me to be like "omg soulmates" yk? i'm not gonna watch the 2nd season bc i have a feeling that it's just gonna be the same thing all over again, and if it's not the same thing, then something very similar. it seems boring and i'm not invested in the relationship nor the "plot" (p.s.: there's basically no plot but ppl would just get mad at me for saying that but it's true).

i really liked this. it reminded me of tokyo ghoul. so basically, when parasytes are first introduced, they are seen as monsters that eat humans. But then the show starts to question stuff like "what is the purpose of a human's life?" and "what is the purpose of a parasyte's life form?" Throughout the show it's obvious that shinichi's hate for parasytes grows stronger every time bc of the kill count. But then its revealed that the parasyte's purpose on earth is to kill humans bc humans have polluted the earth and overpopulation is occuring. Thus, comes the rhetorical question of who is right, humans or parasytes? In episode 23, shinichi comes to the realization that humans are seen as the "poison" and parasytes seen as the "cure". as the story develops, Shinichi has grown an understanding of parasytes from Migi and Tamura Reiko. Whereas characters like migi and tamura reiko also grow an understanding on human emotions. Something that also interests me is when migi says "I despise humans who brazenly say they're doing something for the Earth. After all, the earth has no emotion" i love this quote bc i never realized how true this is. To basically summarize, humans are selfish and only do things for themselves, with the deception of justifying it as "human emotions". at least that's how i see it personally. i love it. This is such a great philosophical topic that can be argued further. Although i did in fact find some parts of the show annoying to watch, it does a great job at conveying these ideas to the audience.

its basically about humans and animal gods against each other since humans are destroying forests and the environment. i really liked it although it was a little long. I thought that it was one of the best studio ghibli movies

ep 1: so theres this recurring idea constantly revolving around all of the psychologicals ive watched so far and its that humans and society are trash and the gov. is corrupted. After watching the first episode, i love it. im actually really invested. the main character is "traumatized" bc he couldnt save people that ended up dying. So his mental health is slowly declining as he starts to feel more guilty and hating the director more and more. I cant even imagine how much studying the author had to do to create that intricate of a dialogue on how the body works and what is needed in surgery. One scene i found interesting was when the mc was on a date with his fiancee. He asked his fiancee, "its not my fault right?" then his fiancee answered with something like "ofc its not ur fault, humans arent born as equals". Then the camera zooms up onto her steak and in slo mo, she eats the steak. so yk its kinda obvious. the steak kinda represents the injustice shes talking about. Animals get killed and slaughtered for human pleasure and food. im probably wrong but i think its saying that humans also "kill" each other whether its directly or indirectly. The director dismissed the more sever injuries of a man and young boy to the mayor and a politician (i think). without getting the expertise they needed, they died so yeah thats it im not good at analogies.

ep 2-10: ok so in the beginning the mc was all like "omg all lives are equal. i will save everyone no matter what bc everyone deserves a chance". Now we see a change in his morals. He regrets saving johan and also refuses to save a man that was involved in a terrorist attack. He also seems to be unfazed with the whole killing thing. He didnt have a breakdown when someone committed suicide in front of him. So its an interesting change in character.

ep 11-14: Eva's personality development is just muah chef's kiss. so well written wow that was intense. my guess is that she was probably neglected as a child so when she became an adult, she wanted the love that she lacked as a child. In her eyes, Kenzo (the mc) betrayed her and so she was seeking for comfort but couldnt find it. She was first introduced as selfish and basically a disgusting human being. But then she wanted to move on and give the guy she liked a chance. She felt betrayed after seeing him happy with his daughter and ex wife which lead to her breaking down and committing arson. i hate her shes so annoying but shes so well written dang. Also, interesting development seeing kenzo bringing a kid around with him

ep15-16: very interesting. So, in episode 16, i found that one of the philosophies or ideas was also in serial lains experiment. Which revolves around names and identity. In serial lains experiment, suicides are present in there. The mc questions the meaning of life and then arrives at the conclusion that theres no point in living. She arrives at this conclusion by comparing it to a vase in a room. "if a vase is in a room and someone is in the room with it, and also acknowledges its presence, then it exists in that person's memory. But if no one has ever seen the vase in the room, does it really exist?" basically implying that we exist bc of other people's memories of us. So if someone dies, and the memory of them is quickly forgotten, did they really ever exist in the first place? Episode 16 of Monster is somewhat the same. Johan kills all of the people close to wolf. In this episode, wolf is kinda having an existential crisis. He says, "am i really wolf? everyone calls me wolf but when i introduce myself to someone new, i introduce myself as wolf. How can i really prove myself as wolf?" it also touches on the topic of identity, that the name given to you isnt your identity but the name that others use for you. im not good at explaining it but it makes sense to me.

ep 17-19: ok so before, i thought that the word "monster" was the author trying to imply that everyone has a dark side to them. But in episode 19, we get hints. So, the monster is not an actual person, the monster isnt just a "dark side" to everyone. The word "monster" is very subjective. When someone thinks of a monster, they think of an imaginitive ugly creature that scares people most of the time. Obviously the word is associated with negative terms and ideas. Therefore i think it varies between the characters. My guess is that the "monster" is just a person's past traumatic experiences that's shaped them to be who they are. Since every person's experiences varies, the person's character can also vary. We see very different characters in this show, a thief, a doctor, a murderer, a hitman, etc. They all had something happen to them in the past to make them this way. So no its not a split personality, its more like feelings and attachments. Thats why johan said that the monster in him was gonna explode. feelings and attachments can be associated with the word "explode". Thats what i think at least idk for sure.

ep 20-27: ok so ep 27 got me a little confused. This episode involves johan and in this episode he seems so out of his character. He helps someone and even cries for him. like...wasnt he supposed to be emotionless. so i started thinking that maybe he really did have a split personality. but then i also thought maybe he was acting. sociopaths are known for being extremely talented in manipulating people using charm and charisma, as well as faking emotions. so its interesting seeing his character having more screen time


What a beautifully written end, Johan's ultimate suicide plan didn't work out as he assumed it would due to a sudden interference of what so-called "Fate". Not to be killed by Dr Tenma( who would by shooting him prove his theory right regarding the inequality of human lives ) but instead by a random drunken man who was just trying to save his son's life..
As for Tenma , to prove the rightness of his statement once again " All lives are created equal" he chose to operate on a monster for the second time except this time it was done willingly..
At first he saved the devil's body, and now he saved his soul.
Johan is the embodiment of "Nihilism", while Tenma on the other hand holds great regards to the human life, to the subtle importance of existence and life itself.

Before watching: i dont really have any motivation in watching this since i read like part of the manga and immediately hated it. The reason why is that #1, takumi is a fucking asshole. #2, this show is categorized as a romance but i dont like any romances with SA or r@pe so we'll see how this goes. it is also categorized as drama which obviously theres gonna be a whole lot and its probably gonna end up annoying me. I'm watching this bc i see so many people loving it and i have not seen one person saying they dislike it which makes me feel like maybe its overhyped. or maybe it's not. ill see if i hate it as much as i hate takumi

Ep 1-13: ok im writing this down bc i didnt wanna forget to write it down. The first characters ill talk about is hachi. ngl she annoys me sometimes, I felt that she is adorable and that stereotypical bright and friendly main character. She annoys me bc shes impulsive, she doesnt think before she acts/speaks, shes always crying, shes too dependable on her friends, shes a pushover and she's inconsiderate of others. I love how shes so determined and committed to the goals that she wants to accomplish tho. Frankly, everything that shoji has said about her was correct. I actually like shoji as a character (mostly) until he cheated on hachi. i know that everybody has their impulsive moments but cmon he had time to walk home with sachiko meaning that he had plenty of time to think before actually having sex with sachiko. and then he has the audacity to go "omg im such a loser im such a jerk" yeah you are but youre not doing anything to fix it. i dont think shoji and nana are a good pair but whats so hard about breaking up with her? ok so i also like ren and nana's relationship. idk what to say other than that i hope they get back together. ngl my thoughts so far is that it deserves the hype. I personally dont like the characters that much, except for junko and her bf, but their interactions are well written. The author did a good job at the dialogue imo. idk i always talk shit about the characters but ive binge watched 13 episodes in under 24 hours sooo. the author also did a great job on the characters seriously. oh and also people always talk shit about sachiko which doesnt make sense to me. i mean yes she knew that he had a gf and still went for it but at least she had the guts to end it whereas shoji was fucking useless just laying there like he was the one that got cheated on.

ep 14-16;:this bitch meddles in other people's privacy too damn much

ep 17-26: nvm i actually quite like hachi and i can relate to her whoops i always end up relating to characters that ive hated sorry. so all of the characters in this show are just complete messes. Hachi is coping using sex. that reminds me of misato from nge. Reira is a fucking pedo. Shin is a 15 year old prostitute who drinks and smokes. Nobu got his heartbroken. ive realized that nana is kind of a bad friend, takumi the fucking r@pist and ive accepted the fact that nana is straight. Its a shame since i feel like id like this better as a romance if nana and hachi got together but its a great drama. The romance is just like an additional prize for all of the frustrating scenes. I really love how this anime questions the ideals of love and im not sure if it can be considered "philosophy" but the idea of loneliness. Ive binged a lot of it so far but i do have a few things i was bothered by. I wont take these things too seriously bc it was made in the early 2000s but i still wana acknowledge it. So the things are bodyshaming, black face, stereotyping as well as demonizing both men and women, the word "slut" has been thrown around a lot and the subject of pedophilia as well as r@pe. These subjects are technically a part of the development of a drama show but i really wouldnt recommend this show to any young person as well as people who are sensitive to r@pe and pedophilia. Like banana fish, ig theyre trying to add character design and trauma and how the character copes with it but its a little repetitive.

After watching: this whole show annoyed me. yk if hachi and nana got together then maybe it wouldve been a 9/10 for me as both a drama and romance but obviously homophobia and shit. the characters can all smd except for junko, her bf and nobu. "But that was the whole point of the characters. Thyere realistic and well written". Yeah theyre well written but the personalities are so over exagerrated and kind of nonsensical. i might as well be watching a middle school drama. And newsflash, it wasnt realistic. not really especially when your audience is full of teens and young adults. It really wasnt a 10/10 sorry. dont get me wrong i still enjoyed it a lot but there are sm better shows to watch. This one was just emotionally draining i didnt even feel bad for hachi. everything that junko says about her is correct.

i hate the nana fandom holy fuck.

another thing: if you think this is even a remotely good romance then u need therapy. Nana is such a DRAMA and its definitely binge worthy but if you think that drugs, pedophilia, r@pe and toxic relationships is "romantic" then goodbye. lmao immediate red flag. It is in the romance category bc it revolves around the character's relationship, not bc the show itself is romantic. dumbasses

i'm gonna get sm hate for rating this higher than howl's moving castle lmfao but whatever. look at my comment for howl's moving castle for my opinion. now, my comment:

I loved it. I actually love all of studio ghibli's animes AHHH PLS I LOVED ITTTT. the way that the anime presents itself is clear. i understand the plot and i believe a lot of the components of the plot is based off of japanese mythology. I found that the character, "No Face" was very interesting. I found that i could connect the characters' from the beginning to end but, unlike howl's moving castle, idk why but i can't seem to grasp what the content in here represent. Like, i see the connections but i cant point out specifically what the representation is, yk? i loved it tho the animation is beautiful as well as the images.

i refuse to type a wholeass analysis bc im too lazy but the way the author incorporates psychoanalysis into the story by representing them with elements of the story oml stop they're such a genius. everything is so intricately written, especially the characters. although i hate basically everyone in the show, that's the whole point and i can appreciate the author for that. there's a reason why i said i hate it but at the same time, i kinda love it

there were a few mistakes with the animation but overall it was sooo beautiful. and i loved it. i'm actually kinda sad that it ended so quickly.

this fucking gl is just chef's kiss. At first i thought that it was just another super fast paced story and when i first began watching it, i wasn't super into it tbh but obviously, the more you watch, the more the characters and the story develops and the more i began to like it.

The trope of this relationship kinda changes. in the beginning, it starts off as one that has a crush on the other but the other is emotionally unavailable which made me believe that the mc was genuinely uninterested or aromantic. But, that's obviously wrong, seeing that as the episodes progress, the mc becomes more open and attached to touko. I also like how they incorporated the best friend's story with her struggling with her sexuality and with her crush on touko. as you learn more about the characters, it gets a little more serious obviously mainly with touka. She suffered from the loss of her older sister and it's a little confusing bc she said she wanted to "replace" her sister. Her sister was seen as the perfect student who was the student council president so touko also became just that. Touko always felt guilty about her sister's death and she was emotionally neglected and did not have that emotional support that she needed as a child. She felt the need to replace her sister since she lacked acknowledgment. she felt that she needed to live for her sister (hence the performance and student council and perfect reputation). This led to her hating herself and acting selfish.

What i love about their relationship is specifically how they view each other. Touko seems to be able to be her actual self around the mc (since the mc always questioned why she didnt like anyone and had trouble accepting herself in that way) felt like she didnt have to feel obliged to liking touko back.

So the theme of the story (i think, since its just my personal guess) is change. The performance perfectly represents touko. Throughout the show, you see touko constantly telling the mc not to change, so that she can keep loving her. The best friend also did not want to change her relationship with touko bc she was scared that touko would end up hating her if she found out that her best friend liked her (which is basically what touko tells the mc: that she doesnt want the mc to hate her nor to fall in love with her. she just wants exactly what's in front of her). the idea of change is also presented by the mc. obviously she starts developing feelings for touko (but doesnt show it) and during the script for the performance, she wanted to change the ending so that the character could have their own identity and not one that was made up by someone else (who was played by touko).

i loved this. this show is an example of one of the things id like to see in romances. does maid-sama have this? no. does toradora have this? no. does bunny-girl senpai have this? no. although its "sad", still a no. does horimiya have this? no. ppl just like it bc they love their degrading kink. does a silent voice have this? YES THATS WHY I LOVED THE MOVIE. Does Given have this? YEes bitch. yes it does. does doukyuusei, my comfort movie, have this? YES. not in the movie but in the anime. actually no, yes its in th movie. not as much as in the manga but you see sajou having anxiety problems and being a perfectionist because he never feels good enough and kusakabe being able to actually comfort him. THATS GRETA CONTENT RIGHT THERE. compared to a high schooler who has a maid fetish or a gf who makes her bf do and say things he doesnt wanna do/say so she can get off to it. so, i've concluded that lgbtq shows are mostly better than straight ones and i will continue watching them and i love them. i will be continuing this manga <33

this reminded me a lot of death note and obviously i love death note and i love psychological shows with detectives, etc.

both yuukoku no moriarty and death note have the idea of justice and morals surrounding it. Therefore i find that the characters from these 2 shows are basically parallels. Moriarty and light, Holmes and L. Like death note, both animes start off with the main character doing some questionable things that both involve murder. As death note is about reducing crime rates by killing off people who have sinned, yuukoku no moriarty is set in Britain during the 1900s, where there is a big difference in social classes. Moriarty acts as the fine line between good and evil. He assists people with killing the aristocrats who have wronged them. For example, a person with a higher status treats the lower class people as hunting animals. Moriarty will then seek out that person who has been wronged and assist them with getting revenge with the wrong. It actually seems like Moriarty is more like ryuk and not light. another similarity is there situations. Moriarty despises the aristocrats, but he is one himself. Similarly, Light wants to get rid of all the people who have sinned, but he himself is a sinner with killing so many people with his death note. Both shos involve two intellects going against each other, both think theyre right while thinking the other is wrong. There are differences though, in how moriarty acts and how light acts. Light and L are rivals. it's obvious. but the thing is, in yuukoku no moriarty, Moriarty actually wants sherlock holmes chasing after him. not because he wants to kill him but bc he actually seems him as a worthy opponent and wants to keep him as a "pawn". i think its really interesting how these dynamics turn out.

i loved it. the only reason why i gave it a 9 but not a 10 was bc of the way they organized the episodes. Since there are always new characters being introduced, its a little confusing sometimes and also i feel like its a little rushed. im sure that the manga is more clear and more detailed.

In this season, especially the second half of the season, Moriarty reminded me a lot of eren yeager. they both committed crimes and took on the responsibility of them all to achieve their own goals. Obviously, Moriarty doesn't actually die but eren does. Another thing was Moriarty and Holmes's relationship. Its similar to L and Light's. L and light called each other friends out of manipulation but Holmes called Moriarty his friend and genuinely meant it, which i was a little confused about. They only shared two scenes together and all of a sudden theres a huge development in their relationship. nonetheless i ofc enjoyed it a lot. Oh, another comparison between death note and yuukoku no moriarty is that both light and moriarty claimed themselves to be necessary. The only difference was that Moriarty acknowledged that he was "necessary evil" while Light truly believed that he was a god that was chosen to create a new world for people.

Futaba isn't a bad character but shes so stereotypical. the girl gets bullied so she starts being more of a "tomboy" and "less feminine" cmon now. YALL PLSS. im deceased and its not in a good way. Kou, idek what that creature is. whatever he has going on is very unnecessary to me. Everytime i finish an episode i wanna shrivel up and die. and i kept watching bc i genuinely wanted to see if it got better or not. But nah the part where he pins her to the ground and they almost kiss got me. at that point i wanted to throw my phone to the floor but i couldn't because i have an iphone 13 pro max so i mentally visualized me performing the action. The worst thing a romance can have is that kind of "assault" but it's not really assault bc its so normalized. i hated it. it made me feel so fucking uncomfortable. I scrolled through reviews of the episode and people were literally acknowledging that it was assault but calling it hot. listen, like whatever tf you want, if you have that type of kink, go for it but yall do realize it's technically assault right? "But it's fictional" and yall still froth over it lmao. the whole plot of this story is that theyre both in relationships but they like each other... just think about it pls. w h a t. LMAO WHAT CAN YALL JUST PAUSE FOR A SECOND and think about how absolutely dumb that "plot" is. and kou and futaba both have some trauma. cmon thats like the blueprint. where yall getting these ideas from? lmfao wattpad