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| i can't believe i tear up a little in the end ç.ç This series was very special and i liked how everything resolved. |
| Beautiful anime, and indeed I also teared up a bit in the end... ;) May Eden Hall and Ryu live a good life |
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| I didn´t like the final, It seems rushed and with a very singular and simplistic "suggestion." kekeke |
| Well I had higher expectations than this.. boring anime, but well same as boring is adult life.. but their life was ultra boring ;d The ending was nice that he "saved" someone thinking about suicide, but I doubt it was really that and I totally disagree with what he was talking about living... same as he spout nonsense almost each episode.. that is why 6/10 OP was not bad and fitting for this anime, ED maybe too. |
| (づ￣ ³￣)づ ちゅっ ちゅっ キス (´｡✪ω✪｡｀) I hate it when anime/manga that I enjoyed ends, especially when there could be much longer plot and when I love main heroine :P I wish I had magic glasses that let me see real world in anime colors ;) |
| Sasakura-san finally attained the Kami no Glass via saving a customer's life, that's a beautiful conclusion! Something about adult life somber stories hits the spot for me and this was right up there on that void. No one's perfect, and it was nice to see how confronting with each other helped unearth a part of themselves and helped them recover in some of their own battles. Kurushima-san's father message to her grandfather stood out for me but the novelist here was fantastic too. Higuchi-san finding out Kurushima-san's connection with the kaichou was a nice addition, I thought she'd known by now already. Hayase-san and Kimishima-san's little budding romance tale was great as well, would've preferred some confirmation on the final result there (although it's already clear what direction it was heading to considering he decided to not go for the overseas business trip) but oh well, that would go against the style of the show, I suppose. 7.5/10. Going to miss the characters simple and genuine interactions, and the theme songs too, of course. I'll definitely check out the previous adaption someday when I forget the content of this story in the near future and want to revisit it! |
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Sasakura-san finally attained the Kami no Glass via saving a customer's life, that's a beautiful conclusion!
Something about adult life somber stories hits the spot for me and this was right up there on that void. No one's perfect, and it was nice to see how confronting with each other helped unearth a part of themselves and helped them recover in some of their own battles. Kurushima-san's father message to her grandfather stood out for me but the novelist here was fantastic too. Higuchi-san finding out Kurushima-san's connection with the kaichou was a nice addition, I thought she'd known by now already. Hayase-san and Kimishima-san's little budding romance tale was great as well, would've preferred some confirmation on the final result there (although it's already clear what direction it was heading to considering he decided to not go for the overseas business trip) but oh well, that would go against the style of the show, I suppose.
7.5/10. Going to miss the characters simple and genuine interactions, and the theme songs too, of course.
I'll definitely check out the previous adaption someday when I forget the content of this story in the near future and want to revisit it!
Something about adult life somber stories hits the spot for me and this was right up there on that void. No one's perfect, and it was nice to see how confronting with each other helped unearth a part of themselves and helped them recover in some of their own battles. Kurushima-san's father message to her grandfather stood out for me but the novelist here was fantastic too. Higuchi-san finding out Kurushima-san's connection with the kaichou was a nice addition, I thought she'd known by now already. Hayase-san and Kimishima-san's little budding romance tale was great as well, would've preferred some confirmation on the final result there (although it's already clear what direction it was heading to considering he decided to not go for the overseas business trip) but oh well, that would go against the style of the show, I suppose.
7.5/10. Going to miss the characters simple and genuine interactions, and the theme songs too, of course.
I'll definitely check out the previous adaption someday when I forget the content of this story in the near future and want to revisit it!
| @_MushiRock11_ You can do that if you want, but it's not necessary to forget the story of 2024. 2006 and 2024 differ in execution. 2024 has a semblance of a plot from episode 1 to 12, where the goal is 1) create the kami no glass, 2) get Ryuu working for Miwa's family's hotel. 2006 is episodic. You can literally randomise the list of episodes to watch in 2006, say watch ep 5, then ep 1, then ep 8 etc and not get lost. Like a monster of the week anime, it's mostly a customer's problem of the week and bartender Ryuu will offer a drink or drinks that soothe their soul. Do you remember part 2 of episode 11 where Ryuu has to search for the wine Miwa had broken? It's in episode 2 of 2006. 2024 complements 2006 really well and vice versa. |
| Not a fan of Edenhall leaving its little corner in Ginza but other than that, lovely finale to conclude an overall wonderful remake. I still think the OG version features a better execution of that relaxing/soothing atmosphere but that said, this new adaptation alongside its direction still managed to make me feel immersed enough with each story. 8/10 - Might rewatch the 2006 version in the near future. |
| This anime started out good and ended as well. No complaints here... |
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| Except for this last episode, the other last episodes were kinda boring. The 1st half was specially nice. In general, I think it´s a good anime. Nothing more, nothing less. It feels like a slow.. mature slice of life anime. I think I will go with 7/10 And before I forget... |
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| ending was pretty good for the show ig gotta watch the original one soon series chill af to watch |
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