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Reply to ToleratedToast6
@cooldogmom dude i was obviously joking
| @ToleratedToast6 Your comment being considered as a joke was a coinflip lol so no, it wasn't obvious. |
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| Takae got bamboozled into resting in peace solid 9/10 fantastic drama |
| i remember reading a few chapters of the manga and that's the main reason i watched the anime i surely was hoping that it was a reincarnation and not actually a ghost possession but oh well i liked almost everything, but her being a ghost, and specially the fake wedding thing was a little bad (i was hoping they would at least marry later, but at least they were seen happily eating together anyway, was a great anime, i was gonna give it a 9 but the fake wedding (and also for not showing the actual ending, i checked last chapter after someone said there was a little more) made me drop a point lol 8/10. thanks for the interesting 5/6 hours i spent today |
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| Solid finale for the most part. Keisuke and Moriya's plan to deceive Takae by faking their marital arrangement was lame and the fact of Takae apparently now being able to watch Keisuke from the afterlife and not addressing the deception was even more lame. Rest of the episode was nice tho, especially the part with Chika reading Takae's letter to later reunite with her daughter. Overall, fairly good anime that started to get messy in the narrative department once it was revealed that Takae was possessing Marika's body. As a result, last third of the show was filled with forced melodrama, dumb miscommunication issues, unexplored side characters and a sense of pacing that felt notoriously faster due to the studio wanting to cram as many events as possible to reach this conclusion. As for the good aspects, I gotta say the drama during the first two thirds of the show was executed nicely and the whole exploration surrounding Chika's character and eventual redemption was easily the best this show could offer in terms of writing. Seriously, following her growth as character throughout the five-to-six episodes it lasted was truly fascinating as well as deeply emotional for me. 7/10 - Came here looking for controversy, ended up finding arguably one of 2024's surprises. |
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