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plot
Introduction was a bit interesting a few questions were raised. Such as who did the deed? Was it natural or unnatural? Did the main character have any connection to its fate? Did the ___ belong to the main character or a stray? To some extent a good mystery.
As the film progressed the idea of a mystery died out as the film started to grow increasingly disturbing. Congratulations for a horror it did make me ill. Even though i couldn't quite capture what the main character was saying the artwork did a fine job of elaborating his expressions. Not so well in announcing the story though.
Ending was not good. It could have been increasingly better. My understanding of the story that it went with the evil of the world is now visible. And all previewed innocence is now lost. But why is it if the main character was so disturbed by this he was presenting himself in a horrific fashion? Maybe i am mistaking his appearance in contusion with his desire to be a kid but he didn't really show that he wanted to escape his surroundings more like the need to adapt.
Art
Black and white was a good choice for this movie to some extent. For one it showed and reflected the gloom aspect. On the other side by going with lack of color they are missing out on a opportunity as far as the horror complex is concerned with a proper realism of the blood. By not being clear with the blood can also lead the reader to believe some misguided thought the blood could be something else instead.
Overall if the intent of the anime was meant to disturb an okay job. Although, if the intent was meant to teach one a lesson about life it wasn't done to a satisfactory level.
