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| I tried my best, I really did, but I could just not like these characters. I hated everyone. Not one of them had significant development to change their already flat personalities. Especially Jimmy - what did she learn? What was she supposed to learn that wasn’t any different from how she was at the beginning? There was no communication between the triplets, no realizations or closure on their feelings and how they felt about each other. Just a lot of selfish actions, shallow jealousy, and guilt. That ending? The worst. There’s no explanation on the “miracle” behind Jimmy becoming human or Seth becoming female. Especially after the ominous warnings about Jimmy’s death equaling Seth’s happiness… it culminated into nothing. As for Shonach, his behavior toward Seth felt desperate. I feel like it was supposed to be. Which is exactly why I’m frustrated by that sloppy confession at the end, it’s disingenuous to his character. In the end, he’s the only one that actually did anything of impact toward saving the world. The illustrations were beautiful and the story brought up decent concepts to explore but nothing really became of it. Honestly I might have been rooting for Teruto’s plan. At least that would have changed something. |
