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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- What a beautiful story. This OVA is full of emotion, well drawn art, and shows the good in all people. This is a very wonderful and educational OVA, and I highly recommend it to everyone. |
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| This had it's flaws, but it was a decent little historical children's tale. |
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| The little girl finally understand the meaning of his chocolates. How cute! |
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| First of all, i like the art direction, the music, and the feel of the movie, but the story doesn't make any sense the way the Americans and Japanese soldiers were portrayed is the most stupid of all anti-war movies/ova i have ever seen, especially the planes throwing chocolate towards the end like wtf?! |
JirokissawMay 7, 2022 7:02 PM
| - This was oddly beautiful & soothing. - Massive props for showing Japan alongside Germany (Hitler). Many people still deny the fact about what Japan did in WW2. Looking at you, Yoshinori. |
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| Episode of the second war seen through the eyes of a child!! Bright chocolate bonbons!! 5/10 kekeke |