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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- I initially thought that the twist would be the old lady being the grownup Lunn, despite how there would have been limited camera technology when she was a that young. This ending was nice too, being much more positive than I first imagined. |
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| I really enjoyed this. The idea of becoming emotionally attached to/infatuated with a picture of someone is something I can easily understand, because I have experienced it myself. I'm glad this ended well. This is a very, very underrated OVA that more people need to know about. |
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| Nice happy story. 5/5 Score: 6/10 I don't remember its title but this reminded me a movie or US TV anthology show I watched when I was younger. It had the same events: attraction toward an old depiction of someone (a photo or a diary, not sure) then a later encounter with the grandchild. |
| Quite a nice story I have to admit |
The dearer you hold a memory the more painful it becomes. |
| So basically a story about schizophrenia, huh. |
| The deep meaning beyond the show was indeed spectacular knowing the fact that this show aired far away from my birthday. Like my comment above the show really depicting that idea of some dellusion boy that fall in love with the poster girl. It was indeed can be refer as some people nowaday relations that somehow imagined the unreallistic into a real one. It was disgusting as the society might labelled it crazy sick. However, that shit was real, and we can't really blame that people sickness. The main idea by giving the freedom of that kind of people was marvelous. Look how the MC boy had a massive bad life. His struggle, the realistic condition that conflicted with his own idealism. Even he might had some suicidal thinking that way out of his mind. Fortunately, he was saved by some condition and made him moved on his mind. That packed nicely done in 20 mins marked with a really relaxation conclusion in the end. I am really satisfied with the flawness. Yet, the story might be a classic. What could you did with this classical anime? Atleast the storyline had a nice touch. The story was indeed a great marble that flying freely in the thin air, like Lunn poster that fly in the sky of the city. With that all conclude in to a one nice little story packed. I don't have a doubt to give this a maximum 8 on my list. Thats it. |
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| Basically boy meets a 2D waifu and gets attached, nothing changed in 4 decades. I thought the twist would be that the poster was designed from the ground up and no girl exists, but the one presented in the end is good too. |
| But of course. Tezuka. |
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| The ending feel's just too whimsical. I could imagine younger Makoto Shinkai making something great out of this premise. |