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Hey guys, it's Fakecross and I just watched 5 Centimeters Per Second again, yeah again and let me tell you, I was not ready for the emotional rollercoaster that this anime took me on.

Initial Conclusion:
3 Unique Things:
- The animation is on another level, like seriously, the visuals are stunning.
- The use of distance as a theme is so unique and creative, like measuring it in centimeters per second, who comes up with this stuff?
- The emotions hit you like a freight train, like I felt like I was part ... of the story.

3 Annoying Things:
- It's way too short, like I need more of this masterpiece in my life.
- The open-ended ending can be frustrating for some, like come on, give us some closure!
- The pacing is a bit slow at times, which can be a bit of a drag for some viewers.

Now, let me give you my full review:

The best story line for me was definitely the final act, where we see the resolution of Takaki and Akari's long-distance relationship. It's a heart-wrenching tale of two people who are fighting to be together, but are constantly being pulled apart by life's circumstances. I won't spoil it for you, but let's just say that it's a tear-jerker.

The style of the anime is simply awesome. The use of different animation techniques and camera angles makes the visuals pop, and the attention to detail is second to none. Every frame is like a work of art, and it's clear that a lot of effort went into making this anime look and feel amazing.

The main characters, Takaki and Akari, are incredible. You can't help but root for them and feel for them as they go through their struggles. Their chemistry is so real and palpable, you can't help but be drawn into their story.

The music in the anime is so-so for me, but the ending song ""One More Time, One More Chance"" is a banger. It's a perfect fit for the emotional tone of the anime, and it just hits different.

I enjoyed the anime so much that I can easily re-watch it more than five times. The emotions it evokes, the stunning visuals, and the incredible characters make it a must-watch for any anime fan.

In conclusion, I give 5 Centimeters Per Second a rating of 9.314 out of 10. I highly recommend this anime to anyone who wants to go on an emotional journey.

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Hai teman-teman, ini Fakecross dan tadi aku menonton 5 Centimeters Per Second lagi, dan biar aku bilang, aku tidak siap untuk perjalanan emosional yang diberikan anime ini.

Kesimpulan Awal:
3 Hal Unik:
- Animasinya di level yang lain, serius deh, gambarnya memukau.
- Penggunaan jarak sebagai tema yang unik dan kreatif, seperti mengukurnya dalam sentimeter per detik, siapa yang membuat hal ini?
- Emosi memukulmu seperti kereta barang, rasanya seperti aku menjadi bagian dari ceritanya.

3 Hal Mengganggu:
- Terlalu singkat, aku butuh lebih banyak karya masterpiece seperti ini dalam hidupku.
- Akhirnya terlalu terbuka, bisa membuat beberapa orang merasa frustrasi, seperti, kasih kita beberapa kepastian dong!
- Pacing-nya kadang-kadang lambat, yang bisa menjengkelkan beberapa penonton.

Sekarang, aku akan memberikan review lengkapku:

Jalan cerita terbaik menurutku adalah adegan terakhir, di mana kita melihat resolusi hubungan jarak jauh Takaki dan Akari. Ini adalah cerita yang memilukan tentang dua orang yang berjuang untuk bersama, tetapi terus-menerus terhalang oleh situasi kehidupan. Aku tidak akan memberi spoiler, tapi biar aku bilang, ini bisa membuatmu menangis.

Gaya animasi sangat keren. Penggunaan teknik animasi yang berbeda dan sudut kamera membuat visual menjadi lebih hidup, dan perhatian terhadap detail sangat tinggi. Setiap frame seperti sebuah karya seni, dan jelas bahwa banyak usaha yang diberikan untuk membuat anime ini terlihat dan terasa luar biasa.

Karakter utama, Takaki dan Akari, luar biasa. Kamu tidak bisa tidak mendukung mereka dan merasa ikut menderita saat mereka menghadapi kesulitan. Chemistry mereka sangat nyata dan bisa membuatmu terlibat dalam ceritanya.

Musik di anime ini biasa-biasa saja untukku, tapi lagu akhir ""One More Time, One More Chance"" itu memang keren. Ini cocok banget dengan nada emosional anime ini, dan memang terasa berbeda.

Aku sangat menikmati anime ini sehingga aku bisa menontonnya lebih dari lima kali. Emosi yang tercipta, visual yang memukau, dan karakter yang luar biasa menjadikannya wajib ditonton bagi penggemar anime.

Kesimpulannya, aku memberikan rating 9.556 dari 10 untuk 5 Centimeters Per Second. Aku sangat merekomendasikan anime ini untuk siapa saja yang ingin perjalanan emosional

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Part 2 Bahasa Indonesia

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Ah, Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! What a mouthful of a title. But don't let that scare you away, this anime is actually pretty decent.

The story follows a group of high school students who suffer from "chuunibyou," a condition where they believe they have special powers and are living in a fantasy world. It's like if Harry Potter was set in a high school, but with less magic and more awkward teenage romance.

The style of this anime is nothing to write home about, but it's pleasant enough. The animation is clean and the character designs are cute. Nothing groundbreaking, but ... it gets the job done.

Now, let's talk about some of the main characters. We have the protagonist, a former chuunibyou sufferer who is trying to leave her past behind and fit in with her peers. Then there's the love interest, a fellow chuunibyou sufferer who is still deep in denial about his condition. And let's not forget about the comic relief characters, who provide some much-needed levity to the show.

The music is forgettable, but it's not terrible either. It's just kind of there, serving as background noise for the emotional scenes.

Overall, my enjoyment experience with Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! was surprisingly good. It's a charming little anime with likable characters and a relatable storyline. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking for a lighthearted romantic comedy. 8.1/10, recommended anime.

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Ah, Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! Judulnya lumayan sulit diucapkan. Tapi jangan biarkan itu membuat Anda menjauh, anime ini sebenarnya cukup bagus.

Kisahnya mengikuti sekelompok siswa SMA yang menderita ""chuunibyou,"" kondisi di mana mereka percaya bahwa mereka memiliki kekuatan khusus dan hidup di dunia fantasi. Ini seperti jika Harry Potter diatur di SMA, tapi dengan sedikit sihir dan lebih banyak percintaan remaja yang canggung.

Gaya anime ini tidak terlalu istimewa, tetapi cukup menyenangkan. Animasinya bersih dan desain karakternya lucu. Tidak ada yang luar biasa, tetapi cukup baik.

Sekarang, mari kita bicara tentang beberapa karakter utama. Kami memiliki protagonis, mantan penderita chuunibyou yang mencoba meninggalkan masa lalunya dan mencoba untuk berbaur dengan teman-temannya. Kemudian ada cinta pertama, seorang penderita chuunibyou yang masih dalam penyangkalan tentang kondisinya. Dan jangan lupa tentang karakter-karakter yang memberikan humor, yang memberikan ketenangan kepada acara ini.

Musiknya mudah terlupakan, tapi tidak buruk juga. Hanya seperti suara latar untuk adegan emosional.

Secara keseluruhan, pengalaman menikmati Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! saya cukup baik. Ini adalah anime yang menawan dengan karakter yang disukai dan alur cerita yang dapat dipahami. Saya pasti akan merekomendasikannya kepada siapa saja yang mencari komedi romantis yang ringan. 8,1/10, anime yang direkomendasikan.

Ah, Hyouka OVA. A true masterpiece of the anime world, a shining beacon of intelligent storytelling and artistic excellence. Just kidding, it's just another anime about high school students.

The style of this anime is simply gorgeous. The animation is fluid and vibrant, and the attention to detail is truly breathtaking. From the lush scenery to the intricate character designs, everything is beautifully crafted and a feast for the eyes.

Overall, my enjoyment experience with this was one of pure delight. It's a beautifully crafted anime that is both intellectually stimulating and emotionally resonant. If you're looking for an anime that will challenge your mind and warm ... your heart, then this is the one for you. 8.5/10, highly recommended.

Ah, Hyouka. A high school mystery anime that proves you don't need zombies or giant robots to make a show interesting. Who knew?

The story follows a group of students who solve various mysteries around their school. It's like Sherlock Holmes, but with more school uniforms and less cocaine. The mysteries themselves are clever and well-written, keeping you on the edge of your seat as you try to figure out whodunit.

The style of this anime is simply stunning. The animation is top-notch, with vibrant colors and fluid movements that are a feast for the eyes. And the character designs are so detailed that you can practically ... count the individual hairs on their heads.

Let's talk about the main character, Oreki. He's your typical high school student - lazy, apathetic, and always trying to find the easiest way out of things. But as the series progresses, you see him grow and develop as he becomes more invested in the mysteries he's trying to solve. It's a refreshing change from the usual "overpowered protagonist" trope we see in so many other anime.

The music in Hyouka is also a standout. The opening and ending themes are catchy and memorable, and the background music sets the perfect tone for each scene.

Overall, my enjoyment experience with Hyouka was fantastic. It's a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a good mystery and appreciates stunning animation. 8.7/10, highly recommended. Just be prepared to feel like you need to solve a mystery yourself after each episode.

Ah, Hoshi wo Ou Kodomo. A true masterpiece in the world of anime. This film has it all: adventure, romance, and a healthy dose of confusing plot points.

The story follows a young girl who embarks on a journey to find her missing father, meeting various strange characters along the way. It's like Alice in Wonderland, but with less tea parties and more ancient relics.

The style of this anime is truly breathtaking. The animation is so beautiful that you'll forget all about the fact that you have no idea what's going on. The colors are vibrant, the landscapes are stunning, and the character designs are...well, they're ... definitely unique.

Speaking of characters, we have the typical anime protagonist who starts out as a clueless child but eventually becomes a strong, independent young adult. Then there's the mysterious and brooding love interest who has a tragic backstory. And of course, we can't forget about the quirky side characters who add some much-needed comic relief.

The music in this anime is simply sublime. The haunting melodies will stay with you long after the credits have rolled. It's like they took all the best parts of a Studio Ghibli soundtrack and made it even better.

Overall, my enjoyment experience with Hoshi wo Ou Kodomo was a rollercoaster of emotions. Confusion, awe, and a slight headache from trying to keep up with the plot. But hey, isn't that what makes a great anime? 7.57142857142857/10, because I still have no idea what the ending was all about.

Hoshi No Koe, or Voices of a Distant Star, is an anime that will make you question whether or not you've accidentally stumbled upon a PowerPoint presentation. The story follows two lovers separated by space and time, and their attempts to stay connected through text messages and giant robot battles. Because, you know, nothing says "romance" like fighting off alien invaders.

The style of Hoshi No Koe is...well, let's just say it's not for everyone. The animation is a strange mix of 2D and 3D, with character designs that are reminiscent of a middle schooler's doodles. But hey, who needs actual artistic talent when you can ... just throw some fancy camera angles and lens flares into the mix, right?

As for the main characters, we have the angsty teenage boy who's always brooding and trying to act tough, and the girl who's...also angsty and always trying to act tough. It's like watching a live-action Twilight movie, but with giant robots and a fraction of the budget.

The music in Hoshi No Koe is actually quite good, which is a relief considering how lackluster the rest of the anime is. It's emotional and haunting, and really helps to elevate some of the more dramatic scenes.

As for my enjoyment experience, well...let's just say that Hoshi No Koe is an acquired taste. It's like eating a dish you've never tried before and not quite knowing whether you like it or not. 7.333/10, because while it's not exactly a masterpiece, it's still worth watching if you're in the mood for some bizarre, quasi-romantic robot battles.

The style of the anime is definitely over-the-top, with exaggerated action scenes and physics-defying maneuvers. But hey, it's all in good fun, right? The animation is slick and the character designs are memorable, although some may argue that the female characters are a bit too sexualized.

not much different from the parent storynya. still the same character, music, style. Even so that it is certain that it is still the same as hanging. You can read my review in the parent story.
However. OVA is synonymous with fan service. yup. that really adds to the fan service. but don't expect much, the important thing is as long ... as there is enough, it's enough

7.3 out of 10. Don't expect too much from the fan service. so to add to the hanging of the story from the parent story

Ah, Highschool of the Dead, the perfect anime for those who love their zombies with a side of fan service. The story follows a group of high school students and a busty school nurse as they fight their way through a zombie apocalypse. It's like The Walking Dead, but with more gratuitous panty shots.

The style of the anime is definitely over-the-top, with exaggerated action scenes and physics-defying maneuvers. But hey, it's all in good fun, right? The animation is slick and the character designs are memorable, although some may argue that the female characters are a bit too sexualized.

Speaking of the characters, we have our ... main trio of Takashi, Rei, and Saeko. Takashi is your typical brooding protagonist, while Rei is the childhood friend who has a crush on him. Saeko, on the other hand, is the badass swordswoman who steals the show with her epic fight scenes.

The music in Highschool of the Dead is decent, with a catchy opening theme and some atmospheric background tracks. But let's be honest, you're not watching this anime for the music.

As for the enjoyment experience, Highschool of the Dead is a guilty pleasure. It's not a masterpiece by any means, but it's entertaining in its own ridiculous way. You'll laugh, you'll cringe, and you'll probably roll your eyes at some of the more ridiculous moments.

And of course, we have to talk about the ending. Or lack thereof. Unfortunately, the anime ends on a cliffhanger, leaving fans hanging and wondering if we'll ever get a conclusion to the story. But hey, at least we got some closure with the OVA.

Overall, Highschool of the Dead is a fun ride if you're in the mood for some mindless zombie-slaying action and fan service. Just don't expect a satisfying conclusion.

Ah, yes, Hataraku Saibou, the anime about anthropomorphic cells working hard inside the human body. What a masterpiece of storytelling. I mean, who needs complex plotlines or deep character development when you can have white blood cells beating up germs and platelets doing cute things?

The animation style is certainly unique, I'll give it that. It's like someone took a biology textbook and brought it to life with a bunch of chibi characters. And let's not forget the occasional "edutainment" segments where the show tries to teach you about how the body works, because who doesn't love being lectured by a cartoon?

As for the characters, well, ... they're certainly memorable. There's Red Blood Cell, who spends most of her time getting lost and chased by bacteria. And then there's White Blood Cell, who's basically a walking, talking weapon of mass destruction. And let's not forget Platelet, the adorable little tykes who are always there to help out.

The music is...forgettable, I suppose? I can't say any of the tracks really stood out to me, but then again, I was too busy trying to wrap my head around the fact that I was watching an anime about blood cells.

Overall, I have to say I enjoyed Hataraku Saibou quite a bit. It's not often you get to see a show where the main characters are red and white blood cells, after all. If you're looking for something light-hearted and silly, then this anime is definitely worth checking out. And who knows, you might even learn a thing or two about biology along the way.

Oh boy, where do I even begin with this anime? Hataraku Maou-sama! is truly a masterpiece in its own right, with a story that will keep you hooked from start to finish. The concept of a demon lord and his loyal generals being transported to modern-day Japan and forced to work at a fast-food restaurant is just pure genius. It's like a combination of fantasy and slice-of-life, and it works surprisingly well.

The style of the anime is also top-notch. The animation is crisp and clean, with vibrant colors and smooth transitions. The character designs are unique and memorable, and the world-building is solid. You really ... get a sense of the different dimensions and worlds that the characters come from, which adds depth to the story.

Speaking of characters, the main ones in Hataraku Maou-sama! are all fantastic. Maou, the titular demon lord, is a great protagonist. He's charismatic, resourceful, and just a little bit devilish. His foil, Emilia the hero, is also a well-rounded character with a lot of depth. The supporting cast is equally impressive, with each character having their own quirks and personalities.

Overall, I had a blast watching it. It's a hilarious and heartwarming anime that I would highly recommend to anyone who loves a good fantasy/slice-of-life hybrid. If you're looking for a good laugh and a great story, this is the anime for you. And trust me, I'm not being sarcastic when I say that.