As a tearjerker expert, here's my list: 1. The ending of 'Anohana' — 'Thank you for finding me' 2. The flower field scene in 'CLANNAD After Story' 3. Episode 10 of 'Violet Evergarden' 4. Mitty in 'Mad
I recommend March Comes in Like a Lion, it's a story about the growth of a Shounen shogi player. Although there are some heavy moments, the parts about growth and warmth are very touching. After a bre
I prefer the sense of immediacy in the animation—the movement and sound effects of the robots can't be experienced in the manga. However, the character depth in THE ORIGIN is indeed better.
The most important counterexample: "Steins;Gate 0" is still good, even if it's not as good as the first season. This is because the original story itself is excellent.
I hope the second season can maintain the standard of the first. Please don't let rushing affect the quality.
Considering Gege's health issues, I'm just grateful that it was able to reach its conclusion. 7.5/10, paying tribute to their hard work.
Shou Tucker is definitely number one! Nina's tragedy is still a psychological shadow for me even now. The most terrifying villains aren't the strongest ones, but the biggest pieces of scum.
Leaving a mark here first, will confirm later!
Although Assassination Classroom volume 21 isn't short, the pacing is great—you can finish it in one long weekend. The ending is guaranteed to be a tear-jerker.
I usually can't sleep after watching an episode of a shonen anime late at night because I'm too excited. So, I switched to watching slice-of-life anime late at night instead, and it works much better.