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| Not really liking how forceful Youta is being honestly. He needs to calm down, and did they really just basically go straight back into wanting to film that movie? Really? Just...Felt rushed to do that in a sense, as if they didn't care about Hina's well being and just put her back into film. |
| Hmmm where do I start? That wasn't as bad as I expected... or that sad. Seriously, from Jun Maeda's words I expected the worst and yes, seeing the change from the always cheerful Hima to what she became now is sad but the ending ended up being more bittersweet than sad... and even hopeful lol. Having watched Charlotte and now this, I can say that I definitely don't like Jun Maeda's sad twists. And it's a damn shame because I loved the slice of life/comedy on both shows. This was one of my aots when it was SOL/comedy, really one of the anime I was having the most fun with this year thanks to Hina's great personality and her interactions with Yota but then came the obligatory time to make it sad and it lost all that I had loved about it. Seriously, Jun Maeda, do a SOL/comedy and stop forcing sad twists. I may not have been that much of a fan of the last few episodes but no one is going to take away the fun I had with the first 8 episodes, the "I'm so loli I could practically kill a virgin" was one of the most glorious and funny lines I have seen in anime and will always remain in my memory. The beginning of the anime being Hina's final words got me, that shit made me shed some tears (sorry, I'm quite emotional). I was going to say that Izanami was robbed but she actually robbed herself so whatever. Hina best girl! Another lovely performance by Ayane Sakura <3. I liked this show more than Charlotte/10. |
SkyLETVDec 26, 2020 10:01 AM
| HUGE disappointment and a missed opportunity to make something great 4/10 (with +1 included for an amazing OP song). |
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| An ok finale of a bad anime. Yota shouted at Hina again. Way to go, you idiot. And till the very end, the sister managed to get on my nerves with her constant -shi's at the end of every sentence. The idea behind it wasn't bad at all, Hina having Logos Syndrome and the professor's cure efforts are all nice thoughts, but sadly, the execution was pretty bad. My first complaint is characters, everyone, yes everyone, sucked. Everyone except for Hina was painfully 1D. There's Yota the creepy siscon with a typical protagonist personality, Izanami the kuudere love interest, Imuoto with a retarded way of speaking (the worst character of all), the ramen shop girl, the "adult" celebrity woman who hangs out with a bunch of kids for no reason, the best friend who is just a usual best friend, and lastly the computer kid who didn't have much screentime... My second complaint is the story. The first 9 episodes were too disconnected that they felt like they had no purpose other than being episodic fillers. And because of that, when things got suddenly serious I just couldn't care less. So all in all, a failed anime for me. 3/10 is the best I can do and that's because I loved the ill Hina. I believe one day the Japanese will realise that being a siscon (or brocon) is not a good comedy material unless you're in a gag manga. |
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| OMG THEY FAKED ME OUT SO HARD. xD I thought she had died by the end of the movie. Um....so.... The show is pretty to look at and some of the comedy was really funny. Hina is cute but Suzuki's still my favorite character. The music is lovely...and the shots of Hina hugging Youta in the sunset were really gorgeous Overall, this is like....a VERY weak version of Air. The story is similar...but it really lacks the things that made Air so good (and so very tragic). I did enjoy watching it...but I probably wouldn't buy the show. Definitely missed the mark here, Maeda-san. Please keep making anime; I KNOW you can do better!! :) |
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| What a waste of time. I was really enjoying the series because of Hina, the comedy and its characters interactions, I wish it didn't go the melodramatic route. This anime started going down when they gave us lolicon hints and started trying to force this shitty drama into the story, ruined everything for me. |
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| didn't really appreciate the ending being so randomly unresolved with Hina being put into an environment essentially hostile to her condition. it was incredibly sad though, it pained me to see the old Hina in the movie they'd filmed previously, and the fact that she'll probably never be the same or completely cured though.. that was bittersweet. definitely not maeda's neither saddest not best one though. |
| Retarded hina is insufferable compared to god lke hina but damn I hope we get a sequel where we see hina actually die or have some mental break down, twould have been a better ending dat way ROFL |
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| found this more enjoyable than charlotte, but for me angel beats was sadder tbh. these last few episodes have felt so off. you never saw hina actively looking for yota at all while she was at the facility. only when he leaves then she's looking for him? also i thought that her condition made it so that she wouldn't live very long so i have to say i'm a bit confused as to why she's still alive and not really deteriorating. and honestly was expecting hina to die tbh; i really thought she died after the movie had finished and i think that would have had more of an impact. this could definitely use some kind of epilogue where hina passes away but yota continues researching her condition. also where tf did this "saddest anime ever created" bit come from? i got a bit sad during the scene where yota and hina were hugging in the snow. the only shocking thing to me was that hina didn't die. what kind of sad anime ends with no death? & oof at whatever the hell happened with yota x izanami. seems like yota is more in love with hina after spending a month together, rather than izanami who he'd known for years and literally confessed his love to |
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| The end of KAMISAMA NI NATTA HI. This episode was touching, especially when Hina came running towards Youta. When Hina called out Youta's name and walked towards him,it was so beautiful.  We had 2 insert songs played in this episode and the movie was taken so lovely! The ending was beautiful ngl. Some episodes were rushed, yes but hey the ending was perfect. Youta has a dream now, to cure Hina's illness no matter what and the love of Hina towards Youta motivates him. Sayonara Hina and Youta, we had a great ride with you!  |
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| The first nine episodes were great. Episode 5 "The Day of Grand Magic" was easily a top 5 episode of 2021, and honestly might've been my favorite singular episode alongside the end of the Ishigami arc in Love is War Season 2. I feel like he tried too hard to be sad this time, and because it was only 12 episodes, there wasn't enough time to make it work. I'll probably give it a 7/10 (close to an 8/10 due to Maeda bias) because the first 7 to 9 episodes were actually all 8/10 or better. |
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| Just as I expected, the episode has reached the highest level of sadness! Youta has been discovered as an imposter and had his time cut short! The level of depression begins when Youta is now seperated from Hina and refuse to leave Hina. Thankfully, Hina remembers and loves Youta! I really love their heartwarming moment!😫  And, now Hina is back and looks like the movie is complete! CONGRATULATIONS!!! I really love the movie scenes! Not to mention the ending of the movie is a reminiscent of the starting episode! xD Overall, I really love the beautiful scenery at the end of the anime! I nearly cried especially the ED music played in the background! I'll give them 10/10! Sayonara Youta and Hina! Mod Edit: Added image tag |
anime-primeDec 28, 2020 7:08 AM
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| This had a bittersweet ending. I'm happy that Hina was reunited with everyone but I'm still saddened at her current state. :( Ngl, I almost shed some tears watching the final episode. |
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Yeah....this shot is so gorgeous.....I really love the pinks. >_< if only they had built up the relationship a little more...really, just one episode is all it would have taken. |
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| I wish people would stop with the "saddest anime of all time" plug. From what I can tell, it was only ever mentioned once indirectly in a letter in a pre-broadcast interview. Yet for some reason, people latch onto it like it's all they care about going into this show. Writers, directors, and voice actors make claims about their work all the time in these kinds of interviews. Why haven't none of the other staff been put at gunpoint to prove whatever they say? Because you obviously shouldn't. I enjoyed this show for what it was. It was thematically more coherent than Charlotte despite its pacing issues and limited runtime. |
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| They shouldn't have done that "am I supposed to cry?" tryhard forced drama starting from episode 9 :( |
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EpicCh33se said: I wish people would stop with the "saddest anime of all time" plug. From what I can tell, it was only ever mentioned once indirectly in a letter in a pre-broadcast interview. Yet for some reason, people latch onto it like it's all they care about going into this show. Writers, directors, and voice actors make claims about their work all the time in these kinds of interviews. Why haven't none of the other staff been put at gunpoint to prove whatever they say? Because you obviously shouldn't. I enjoyed this show for what it was. It was thematically more coherent than Charlotte despite its pacing issues and limited runtime. It is obvious people are using this statement as an excuse to shit on the show. |
| The bitch came back the very next day Oh, the bitch came back Thought she was a goner But the bitch came back She couldn't stay away Don't you know the bitch came back? it's started very promising but oof what a forced tryhard wannabe drama. Q_Q sorry i feel nothing for stupid Hina at all. 4/10 |
| This show surprisingly has the same overall plot as Cyberpunk 2077 🤣 |
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| This series started very strong and interesting, peaked at ep5, then pacing started to become retarded like his previous works and last few episodes straight up turned it into pure garbage. Easy 4/10. |
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| This was very average and forgettable and just all over the place, I usually rate crap like this a 5 or 6 but it gets a pity 7 for not blatantly killing Hina and a bit above average animation. lmao BestMillimeter18 said: This show surprisingly has the same overall plot as Cyberpunk 2077 🤣 Holy shit now that you mention it.. Spot on! I fucking hated the endings but at least Hina doesn't seem to be on a time limit in this one... |
*rolls eyes* https://www.livechart.me/anime/3110 https://www.livechart.me/anime/9204 https://www.livechart.me/anime/9560 https://www.livechart.me/anime/9793 https://www.livechart.me/anime/8673 https://www.livechart.me/anime/8676 https://www.livechart.me/anime/9633 https://www.livechart.me/anime/9460 I take it you didn't see any of THESE, then? I dropped each one like a rock. |
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| I'm in tears, but let me say something: it was waaaaaay under my expectations, though it was really beautiful. I think it's impossible. Speirs09 said: Finally no more "deaths=sad" shit I was expecting something like that. Mod Edit: Added spoiler tags; please hide plot details. |
anime-primeDec 28, 2020 7:05 AM
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| Meh, didn't really feel anything for the characters at all. First half with those comedy episodes were fine but again it felt very rushed and unlike in Jun Maeda previous works like Charlotte and Angel Beats I couldn't like most of the characters in this show. 5/10 |
| That shit got so dumb. Rushed as hell, forced (and very sus) romance, and just way too hard of a dumb overdramatic turn. It's a shame cause I really liked the first half cause of the comedy. Jun Maeda really needs to stop writing stories like this, he's clearly lost his touch. |
Tokoya said: adapatations are not supposed to be carbon copies of source materials and until the anime community in general can accept that and judge an anime based on what it presents and how they handle every episode, these threads will continue to be filled with hate posts by purists |
| The ending sort of felt a bit forced at the end Other than that it was kind of cliche to see this type of ending 7/10 from me, Maeda Jun isn't as good as he used to be but being a writer must be hard to try to make all your works appeal to everyone |
 (my face throughout the whole episode) Just finished watching, currently lost for words man, crying real tears, this is quite possibly, quite literally, sincerely, one of the worst anime I have ever watched. My ears and eyes are dripping with blood, currently on my way to the emergency room on Boxing Day... Okay not really, but this was pretty bad... Couldn't stop myself from laughing or cringing at the pseudo-dramatic or pseudo-deep moments... |
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| Ok. Though Kamisama was rushed, I think I've noticed the message behind it. Create good memories. Know you are creating good memories. Understand the things you passed through. ... last but no least: good things don't deserved to be rushed the way this anime did I really appreciate these subtle spots. Like I said in another post: there're things people get touched by due to past experiences or memories. |
niko_sbDec 26, 2020 12:44 PM
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| Big yikes from this series, Jun. What an absolute disaster. Even Charlotte was better and that's saying something. Only Angel Beats was a "good" original despite its episode count. All these other originals have been absolute dog shit. And back from when I rated AB, compared to now, it's really not that hard to surpass it. |
TyrelDec 26, 2020 12:50 PM
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| The only good things of this anime were the character design of Hina and one or two comedy segments, everything else was pretty bland. |
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| The anime as a whole, I am disappointed. Because it’s trying to be a sad anime But it is not sad at all Maeda Jun made some very gorgeous anime before, like I cried so hard when I watched Clannad After Story But this is definitely the worse anime that he made. So yeah not a fan of this anime that he made 5/10 |
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| Well, it wasn't Angel Beats level, but they didn't squished whole arc worth of content into one episode and conclusion was somehow satisfying. |
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| "The Day You Choose"... Ngl I kinda liked this episode. I saw a few things coming and some of those came true—namely Yota being forced out and Hina watches him and runs over to go with him. The scene looks good, major props to P.A. Works for making it look good, though I can't say I really felt something. Nice to see Hina reuniting with everyone and finishing Sora's movie though. As expected, the movie had some parallels with the actual show's story, and the very first lines of the show are reincorporated as some behind-the-scenes footage requested by Hina. The whole episode looks really nice, it's nice to see Hina within a supportive community despite her condition, and I'm surprised that the show didn't try and kill off Hina. But some parts of it feel quite underwhelming, and then after the movie the show just... abruptly ends. Just like that, just as abrupt as that sentence's end. Nice to hear Takaramono ni Natta Hi as the ED again though. Now... as for Kamisama ni Natta Hi as a whole... It was a bit difficult deciding on what rating to give this show. The whole show looks really nice, that one Google Images background aside, and the music is pretty great, with a few stand-out piano scores and some nice choices for the OP and EDs. The comedy can be hit-or-miss, but I did laugh a few times and that one line from Hina is probably still a highlight just for how weird that whole situation was. Is this show the worst anime of all time as some believe? For me, no. But it is certainly not "the most saddest anime of all time" as Maeda wanted it to be. I really don't want to compare it to his past work so much, but this show does seem like the weakest of the Key-P.A. Works collaboration trio. It does not hit the feels as effectively than Charlotte (which may or may not be saying much), and is certainly nowhere near the level of Angel Beats. The characters are not as memorable as either show, with practically all of the cast other the main leads lacking any true character, beyond just being there and whatever brief development they got in the episodes where they're barely the star of the show. Some things like certain plot elements and maybe the way the show uses insert songs were executed in a way that I could tell was done to get the audience to tear up; this execution feels somewhat more manipulative than the previous two shows, and once you realize that, you don't really find yourself getting much of the intended reaction if at all. It doesn't help that some of the story felt pretty clichéd by this point either, and I feel like I have more thoughts on what this show could have been than I did with Charlotte... or even Angel Beats, a show I loved so much that I wish it had gotten the 2-cour runtime it deserves and was supposed to have gotten, and often wonder what could have happened to have its runtime cut short. I really did have some fun with Kamisama ni Natta Hi and was really hoping it would be decent. I do not hate it, but I felt like I was really only following this show to the end just to finish something for once and not because I was actually invested into it. I couldn't decide between a 5 or a 6, so I decided to consult my anime list's ratings and see where this show would fit in my opinion. I don't feel like I would feel like revisiting it in the future like the aformentioned Charlotte or Yuki Yuna is a Hero (funnily enough, this show shares the same director as Angel Beats), as I don't think will be able to remember this show's characters and story as easily as these two. But more character-ful... uh... characters is not necessarily a plus side, as Mirai or AnoHana tried to do this with its characters and I enjoyed those anime way less than this one. So I guess Kamisama ni Natta Hi gets a 5/10 from me. It's just average. ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ I feel like these comments best describe the kind of feelings I have about this show: Ashhk said: They really did a happy ending... they promised a very sad anime it was... not sad at all, or probably sad if you're 13 yeah, at least it was entertaining and liked the colors so 5/10 MegamiRem said: For a Jun Maeda anime this was underwhelming but hey by no means this was bad. I really liked Hina, she was a fun girl. So it was sad to see her like that. But well wasn't that attached to feel too bad, with more episodes and more build ups this could have been a much better anime. FMmatron said: "This wasn't the saddest anime ever" No shit For what's it's worth, this was a bittersweet finale, heartwarming for how nicely it came together despite pacing issues along the way and sad for uncertain future still lying ahead. Despite some heavy flaws I liked it well enough overall 7/10 BenDTU said: I dunno what to give this overall. I think the most positive think I can say about it is “This final episode wasn’t as bad as I was expecting”. Show had an interesting concept but it felt like it faltered in its execution at just about every conceivable opportunity. The comedy was pretty great but the plot was all but absent until like episode 8 or 9, and by that point it was pretty obvious where things were going. Also my goodness the romantic angle being pushed despite Hina's condition feels super icky now that we’re done. They sum it up decently well that I'm not sure if I should still make a review on this show, but hey, let's see if I actually have the motivation for it in the end. edit 8 hrs later: decided not to bother making a review. I'd say that @An1meDweeb's review for this show does a pretty good job and sums up some of my experience I guess lol Chiibi said: OMG THEY FAKED ME OUT SO HARD. xD I thought she had died by the end of the movie. Um....so.... The show is pretty to look at and some of the comedy was really funny. Hina is cute but Suzuki's still my favorite character. The music is lovely...and the shots of Hina hugging Youta in the sunset were really gorgeous Overall, this is like....a VERY weak version of Air. The story is similar...but it really lacks the things that made Air so good (and so very tragic). I did enjoy watching it...but I probably wouldn't buy the show. Definitely missed the mark here, Maeda-san. Please keep making anime; I KNOW you can do better!! :) Oh my god I had the same thoughts too! Legit thought Hina was gonna get killed off and the whole episode just reminded me of Air... god I should get to rewatching that soon, so underappreciated. Really hoping Jun Maeda gets well soon and improves on his storytelling career in the future. EpicCh33se said: I wish people would stop with the "saddest anime of all time" plug. From what I can tell, it was only ever mentioned once indirectly in a letter in a pre-broadcast interview. Yet for some reason, people latch onto it like it's all they care about going into this show. Writers, directors, and voice actors make claims about their work all the time in these kinds of interviews. Why haven't none of the other staff been put at gunpoint to prove whatever they say? Because you obviously shouldn't. I enjoyed this show for what it was. It was thematically more coherent than Charlotte despite its pacing issues and limited runtime. Yeah I agree with @Hrybami that it's starting to get used as some excuse to destroy the show for missed potential. Sure, maybe Maeda shouldn't have said that because it will guarantee some hype that may age like milk, but there are worse anime I have seen. This show was just fine, just average, whatever, I did like the theming stuff in here though too. As said before, I hope Maeda continues to create more anime and improve on storytelling. Mod Edit: Added image tag. |
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