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Post-Josh said: Can't say I'm going to remember anything about this show in a week. Had its cute moments, but that's literally it. Agreed. Its a a bit too bland imo, even with the wish making thing. Almost every episode was pretty boring. Also I was hoping that they would prevent Saki from moving ever since it was mentioned but doubted it after they went to the island and i was right so im disappointed. The final episode wasnt anything special imo, it was just like any of the previous episode. Except for the last bits about them wishing that they would be friends forever, which made it feel like a last episode to me. Only thing i liked a lot bout this series is the songs by Sphere, thats all. The characters were interesting but not THAT interesting. So a 6/10 for me |
| Oh god that ending, I almost felt like crying a bit. The characters were great and I just loved the show in general. They went through a lot together and it was just a great experience to watch this. 10/10 |
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| Much improved from the silly tantrums of the first episode. This was largely a show that I was rarely excited to watch but usually found myself surprised at how much I enjoyed it. For me, the worst parts about this show was their quest to become idols, and the best parts were their crazy adventures due to the big rock. Memorable moments include the Yuka/Saki bodyswap and when the team met their younger selves. I thought it was an ideal ending, I was always more interested in how far their friendship could last instead of their interest in becoming stars. I'm a little shocked at their rejection from the auditions despite their perfect performance on the last day. I thought it was also hinted that Rin's mother had past experiences with the miracle rock which would have been quite a development if that was the case. Sad to see Saki make the move but at least they're trying their best to uphold their bonds. OP and ED were a delight to watch, I love Sphere's songs and this was no exception. 7/10. |
| Now matter how much I love this show I have to agree that this is the perfect place to end the show. 10/10 |
 "A Legend is but a tale of a beautiful lie." |
| Not bad, I enjoyed this series more than I originally hoped. Best friends forever? Yup bff, shalalala. |
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| I will never understand why this show is rated so poorly. It was definitely my favorite serious show of the season (because Upotte!! is not serious) and the one I looked forward to the most every week. 8/10, and I'd love to see more, though that probably won't happen. |
| I expected this ending to be much more sadder with Saki having to leave, especially with the way they were setting it up the last couple of episodes. But it didn't really turn out that way. I guess they did a nice job transitioning it to end on a happier note, with the 4 of them wishing to be best friends forever. That sure was heartwarming to see. This show was seriously underrated and I liked it a lot. It would have been awesome to see more of this and watch their situation after Saki had moved; but yeh its probably not happening. Ahhh I sure am going to miss watching these 4 girls do their things every week. Oh and the songs in this anime were fantastic. |
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| Pretty good 7/10. That was a great concept for a SoL. |
| Decent, but I expected more emotions when Saki left, it turns out it was one of those everyone-is-happy endings. I found this quite lame. I guess there won't be a second season since they could barely animate this season with their budget. Overall 7/10, it was entertaining. |
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| One of the best anime I've watched in a while. Strong 8/10! Very good final episode, no bitter-sweet undercurrent in this episodes proves it. I still shed a couple tears, though. ;__; |
| No explanation on whatsoever on how the rock works. |
| endless eight! saki-obaasan, u need to use a voice that is 10 years younger. other than that, this anime is nothing really special. Rocky, Rocky, Rocky Daikazoku out of 10. |
| My Guitar Covers: Playlist I CAN ALWAYS SHOW MY EVERYTHING TO YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUUUU |
| nice end to a nice anime 9/10 |
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| touching ending,but overal it was boring |
| "Do not consider yourself deprived because your dreams were not fulfilled; the truly deprived have never dreams." -Marie von Ebner |
| I guess my prediction of their grandeur debut as idols to end the summer was a little out of reach, even as a miracle. Saki really summed up my thoughts on this episode well - that it's not a memory if it never ends. It seems like Rin's mom knew about the rock and I'm guessing her and the others used to wish on it once upon a time as well. Overall this had a splendid mix of hilarity, drama, and slice of life moments. Natsuiro did a good job at portraying and building the sense of a strong bond between Yuka, Rin, Saki, and Natsumi. Their interactions just seemed a bit more grounded and down to Earth, like what I'd expect from a group of close friends. It felt more personal that way. The biggest theme I'd say I took away from this is to use the time I have for the most precious things to me, since farewells and goodbyes are inevitable. This series had an especially profound impact on me considering I moved in my second year of middle school as well and left behind a company of good friends that I would constantly spend night and day around. 7.5/10, a solid slice of life that I could both enjoy and relate to, even on a bittersweet note. |
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| Well that was a fun 12 episode ride. Good moments throughout the entire series but by the end of it all I felt like it was a bit lackluster in the grand scheme of things. The addition of a magical rock that could grant wishes had a lot of potential behind it and while it did give us some moments, at other times it felt kind of weak. It reminds me a bit of Hanayamata, the traditional yosakoi dance being the central theme for Hanayamata was quite interesting and I wish the show had gone a bit deeper into it. Same with Natsuiro Kiseki. I wish the show used the magical rock more or gave it a bit more oopmh. Speaking of oomph, the ending was satisfying but it also lacked any oomph. A bit weak, lots of room for more but as a cute slice of life anime that is only 12 episodes long, it's mediocre storytelling and execution is enough to keep viewers who enjoy these genres entertained. It's not bad by any means but there are other shows that do the job better, a general viewer would likely pass this show up but someone who really likes slice of life will find this anime decent. Yuka really brought the series to life for me. I love her cheerful attitude and quirky antics. I just wish there was more to it. 7/10 Now onto the OVA! |
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| it was ok and they probably wouldve split anyway had they stayed because of their job goals.. |
| I think it's a nice ending to just give up on the rock and live a normal life again. 8/10 |
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| Finally got a courage to finish this last episode lol i thought it will be sad af but its actually fine not that so sad. The outcome still the same Saki will be leaving them which pretty sad though. Overall story was decent,characters were great which i really love in this anime.It had great episodes.I love also the closeness and bonding of them four. |
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| the paint by numbers cast of characters really held this show back from realizing it's full potential. If they had each been given more opportunity to show personal individuality it would have helped immensely. Only in the last two episodes did I really feel any life from them. Well, except for Yuka. She was the star of the show. She's annoying? Yes, sometimes. But annoying is preferable to boring. Anyway, 6/10. |
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| Well i don't quite understand the logic of the wishes, you already keep wishing a ridiculous wish and why don't you wish saki will stay with you always? And why dont give saki a chance to talk to her parents? Well just 7/10 for me |
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