Irodoku is a very good show followed by possibly a beautiful, conclusive, thematic masterpiece of an ending
Storywise, a cool premise. Time travel never goes well but this show used it as a plot device very well. It made the bittersweet finale pack the punch it did seeing everyone (mostly) in the future
Its Pa works, I expect greatness. The color palletes in particular are just excellent. The fish scenes which I assume to be a staple of the studio carry a large emotional weight
The osts were alright, not too special. However, the ed and opening fit the tone very well. Im a massive sucker for when the show plays the second half of the opening in particular, so when that played;
A virbrant cast of characters; all recieving at least one episode to shine. The side characters are decent, Kohaku brought lots of energy to stagnant moments. The characters that shined the most were Hitomi and Yuito. The parralels drawn between them, compounding in a final confession where they finally resolved their feelings and "crossed"; truly a pa speciality
I enjoyed this alot, but the ending is what got me. Hitomi's return being met with a final collage detailing her journey while also answering many questions the show raised is so poetic I can't even explain it without context
Please watch this show, its criminally underrated, a fun, climatic, emotional ride this takes you. I would even say its colorful in all aspects
