It's absolutely gorgeous. The animation is as fluid and sexy as the common octopus. It's imaginative, although its core sci-fi conceit is something any sci-fi fan has seen many times before.
The music is so good that I still listen to it five years after having watched it.
I cried. I hadn't cried in ten years when I saw it. I didn't know I was capable of such empathy until Yuasa-sensei gently led me to feeling in concert with the rest of man.
Chroniko...
I still remember this rolling, psychedelic, leisurely romp through a dystopian world filled with beauty and color and emotion. Conceptual spaces filled with pain
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Sep 19, 2020
I sorta lost the plot once the inevitable "what is their relationship?" thought seeped through the friend group and converged back on the two in question. The beginning was shameless and wholesome and lovely. Once they started adding in the emotional complications from an incongruence between desire and action, it became tiresome.
The two main characters, Aisaka and guymandude, are both incredibly moe. One is a ferocious, moody, violent girl with an uhhh... chibi body-type. And the other is a guy with resting yakuza face who loves nothing more than obsessively cleaning any domestic environment he comes across. His genki mommy also has the big tiddy. ... |
