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Mar 2, 2021
Ah, another magical girl anime. I loved this because I typically binge watch these types of anime! The mc Himeno has the ability to "preet" with handsome slightly older men. They give her the ability to fight against demon... larva(?) and aid her in her battle against the princess of despair...
(Spoilers here)
In the end I kept getting upset over the deaths that happened (aka Sasame dying to be the princess of despair's knight, and Hayate dying to protect Himeno from the tree) but then they came back to life- and I almost shed a tear after Himeno "died" but then she came back to
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life after Hayate kissed her- I- my feelings had been toyed with at that point. It would have been great if it ended with a little bit of angst, but still a great beam of hope. But it was still good I'd watch it again like the magical girl anime nerd I am.
(More spoilers)
I read somewhere in the wiki page that the three little kid knights were the reincarnations of the knights who lost their lives 16 years ago in a battle with the princess of despair. I was surprised they didn't include a scene of this in the anime, revealing that they were, indeed, those three knights who lost their lives that day. But ig it's in the manga... I'll need to read it now ahahah
Reviewer’s Rating: 8
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Mar 2, 2021
Plot is literally just girl moves in with her 13 step-brothers, they all fall in love with her. But it was my favorite anime wen I was 13 so ahem, high rating. Er, I don't know if this review is a spoiler within itself, but the summary/description probably just says the same thing?
Also I need to write a longer review so this is me stalling the um... yeah.. this is fun...
I can't believe people are still waiting for a second season. Like, it's been eight years- oof. The review still apparently isn't long enough.
How is everyone doing? I'm fine, thanks for asking. It's a
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beautiful day, I just want to forget about the stats exam I have today, not really looking forward to it.
Reviewer’s Rating: 8
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Jan 27, 2021
The story is interesting, though it definitely feels like a familiar plot, or a story I've heard many times- executed differently. Nonetheless, I was still able to follow along without getting bored. There's nothing wrong with it, it's interesting to watch on as the young male protagonist stubbornly pursues the woman he's in love with, despite being held back by her late husband's ghost.
!!Spoiler!!
The only problem I had was that, it is dragged out a little.. And that the ghost didn't think to switch back at certain moments (aka, when Rokka confesses to Hazuki, or when she feels comfortable enough to open up
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to him without knowing it's Shimao she's talking to). Granted, Shimao does let Hazuki know what he missed in the end (Hazuki listens to Rokka and Shimao's conversation in ghost form). But. Still. God, that ghost was so annoyinggggiuhdriugshyutufvfgv.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Jan 27, 2021
Spoilers in the second part.
I love, love, love this anime so much. The main character Mitsuki is this adorable character who thinks and cares about the feelings of everyone else. Even though she is weakened by illness and /has/ to care for herself more. She's not selfish, and isn't an annoyingly, over-the-top "cutesy, clumsy" kind of girl. Not at all. And she's not some self-pitying, cowardly, 'I have no friends so I'm going to cry all day' character either. Music is her motivation, and she uses that to be a better, self-dependent, self-motivated, cheerful version of herself. Because of this factor, I was able to
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really sympathize and follow along with her story in this anime. Which is good, since the plot itself is plenty interesting and fun to make small side-theories with. A young girl who has just one year left to live, as told by a couple of shinigami she can suddenly see. Instead of freaking out, she reacts by making a bigger effort to reconnect with a special someone from her past. She made a promise with this person, and will do everything in her power to carry it out with the small time she has left. Very admirable, for a girl her age, to have so much determination to reach towards this goal.
!Spoilers!
I really felt that emotional part, where they build up to Mitsuki finally finding Eichi's house, and then finding out the unfortunate news that he passed away with his parents in a car accident. Not even a full year of him leaving Mitsuki, and he died. Not even a year, but a few months. On top of that, Mitsuki found out that her feelings were returned, as she reads a love letter Eichi wrote for her. That was just brutally sad, I was in T E A R S. Everything about the episode was emotional. Especially the scene where Mitsuki finds his grave and lays on it, letting the snow almost bury her there with him... All she wanted was to be with him, as they carried out their dreams together.
!More Spoilers!
I suppose my questions would be answered if I read the manga, but I was always curious as to how Takuto became a shinigami. Someone revealed that he was in a coma, rather than dead. If this is true, I wanna know how. I was also curious if Izumi purposefully backed down from being Meroko's partner, had her and Takuto pair up, and had Takuto near Mitsuki (which eventually brings Takuto's memories of his past life back). Did Izumi do all of this, knowing that Takuto would have another chance to live? And if so, then did he back down from being Meroko's partner, so that she wouldn't be able to see through his plan? Could he actually looking out for these characters, more than he allows himself to give off?
The manga most likely will answer those ahaha
!End of Spoilers!
This is definitely an anime worth re-watching. You notice different things you haven't before, and it's just as enjoyable as it was when you first viewed it. If you haven't seen this yet, I highly recommend it! Such a heart-warming one, and I really want to know what happens next- so I will get started on reading the manga soon!!
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Jan 27, 2021
This anime has a very good plot! I loved the story, and the artwork is beautiful. Every episode was interesting to be able to follow how different characters faced many obstacles in the changed world, and their reactions to finding how past groups fared (aka, the one survivor from a team that was released into the changed world before they, and the journal entries of a young male who doesn't survive during the outbreak of a deadly illness.) I found it plenty interesting how much of a life one person could live, whilst other teams would be 'frozen in time' until they also got released.
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It wouldn't matter if they were born in the same year at that point, the ages would still differ.
The only thing that kept me from giving this anime a ten, was that a few of the characters were unrelatable, and just slightly annoying. For example, Natsu. I am more forgiving with this character towards the end, when she finally starts making her own choices and acting for herself. It just annoyed me how overly dependent she was on Arashi, being 'cute and clumsy' around him (their leader had actually pointed this out in one of the first episodes) and way she expected him- a taken male- to do lots for her. Knowing he has a girlfriend, too, and that she is still alive (she left a message that Natsu eventually finds). I am forgiving near the end, where she acts for herself, and when she decides not to hide the letter from Arashi...
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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