"I Want Eat Your Pancreas" is the typical cliché anime drama that I like so much. It had everything to be good. But the scriptwriter wanted to do something new and ended up making no sense to the story. All the drama of Sakura was discarded.
WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS! CAUTION.
Story:
The anime already starts by telling us that the second protagonist Sakura, has died. And that our main character (that we are not told the name of) is dealing with this mourning. Alone and that he did not have the courage to go to the funeral of the girl.
His last message to her was "I want
...
to eat your pancreas."
From here, the story starts a few months before Sakura's death. We see how they met and how they became "colleagues who get along." Sakura tells the protagonist that she is suffering from a disease in her pancreas and that she will die soon, but she hasn't told anyone but her family. The main character agrees not to tell anything to anybody. Also because he wouldn't have anyone to tell, since he doesn't have any friends. Sakura starts to go out with him, basically every day, she makes it clear that going out with him is fun. For the fact that she doesn't have to hide about her disease and how he is indifferent about it (it is what they say, to tell how you feel for a stranger is much easier that for an acquaintance).
In the meantime they go out a lot, interact with each other, and she tells more about her insecurities. Her classmates begin to suspect a possible relationship between the two, but the protagonist denies it. And Sakura says that they just get along.
But Sakura's best friend, Kyoko, without any reason starts to attack the main character and to ask about the personal life of both of them. This bothered me a lot, in my opinion, she seemed to be very abusive with Sakura. I even wondered if she didn't like the girl romantically. She is very aggressive, she hits the table and demands a response.
Anyway, after a misunderstanding the two, (the main character and the Sakura) they end up disagreeing and in another scene, they clarify their feelings, of one supporting the other, I liked this scene, I didn't think their relationship was forced. I started to like both of them more, and I understood Sakura well, I only thought that she was too positive for who is going to die, you know? They should have focused more on her fears. When the two travel together, he finds in her bag several medicines, I believe they are calming or antidepressants. It would have been very interesting if they had paid more attention to this part.
Anyway, after they get along, some time goes by and she is hospitalized, because of a recession. The two of them have several cute scenes in the hospital. On the day of Sakura's hospital discharge, the two agree to meet for a walk on the beach to celebrate her hospital discharge. The protagonist waits in a coffee shop they went to the first time they went out together. He receives a message from her saying that she got home late and that she would be a little late. After a few messages exchanged he sends "I want to eat your pancreas".
Yes, there is context for that.
At the beginning of the movie, she tells him that she saw on TV that if you have a liver problem, you should eat liver. So she asks him if he would let her eat his liver. And in another scene, when they have lunch together, she says that she has seen somewhere else that when you eat a part of another person, the spirit of that person stays in the one you have eaten and they become one.
After the message I thought: "She probably was not discharged and had a major relapse, did not resist and must have died in the hospital. But no. Not what happened.
After spending the whole afternoon waiting, the protagonist leaves, wondering what happened. At home, at dinner, he hears on TV that a high school girl has been murdered. And yes, it was Sakura.
I was like, whoa, is this a drama or a detective novel? It didn't make sense to me. I mean, it still doesn't. I even thought that who would have killed her was her ex-boyfriend because of jealousy, but who killed her was a serial killer(?) who was loose. In the middle of the movie, they gave an attempt at "foreshadowing", of Sakura talking about how dangerous such a street was.
But, really? An anime that is about a girl with a terminal illness ends up with her being stabbed to death by a serial killer who doesn't even speak or even appear in the movie?
From then on, I couldn't get any more emotional about the story. Everything seemed too shallow for me. Her diary, the visit he makes to her mother, her friend finding out about her illness. What's the point? She was stabbed to death, what difference does it make whether she had the disease or not. Before the protagonist visited Sakura's mother, it crossed my mind if she was not sick and used this as a pretext to approach him. But no, it was confirmed by the diary and her own mother.
And of course the protagonist's name. It is Haruki, it means spring, and she Saruka, which is the cherry blossoms. The movie shows some flashbacks of Sakura saying that they were destined to be together because of their name, that they were like Ying and Yang. Really?
The soundtrack is not all that but I liked the ending. The animation is very nice. The story is a cliché that had everything to work out. But the scriptwriter wanted to innovate and ended up leaving the story meaningless. All the importance, all the drama of Sakura was thrown in the trash.
I was disappointed with the end. 6/10 because I liked Sakura, the couple was cute, the history at the beginning is good and the animation is nice.
PT/BR
"I Want Eat Your Pancreas" é o típico anime de drama cliché que eu tanto gosto. Tinha tudo para dar certo. Mas o roteirista quis inovar e acabou deixando a história sem sentido. Todo o peso, todo o drama da Sakura foi jogado no lixo.
AVISO: CONTÉM SPOILERS! CUIDADO.
História:
O anime já começa nos dizendo que a segunda protagonista a Sakura, morreu. E que nosso protagonista (que não nós é dito o nome) está encarando esse luto. Sozinho e que não teve coragem de ir ao enterro da garota.
Sua última mensagem foi "eu quero comer seu pâncreas."
Daqui, a história começa a alguns meses antes da morte da Sakura. Vemos como eles se conheceram e como viraram "colegas que se dão bem". Sakura conta ao protagonista que sofre de uma doença no pâncreas e que irá morrer em breve, mas não contou para ninguém, além de sua família. O protagonista concorda em não contar nada para ninguém. Até por que não teria a quem contar, já que não possui amigos. Sakura começa a sair com ele, basicamente todos os dias, ela deixa bem claro que, sair com ele é divertido. Pelo fato de não precisar esconder sobre sua doença e como ele é indiferente quanto a isso. (é o que dizem, contar como você se sente para um estranho é bem mais fácil que para um conhecido)
Nesse meio tempo, eles saem bastante, interagem um com o outro e ela conta mais sobre suas inseguranças. Seus colegas de sala começam a suspeitar de um possível relacionamento entre os dois, mas o protagonista nega. E Sakura diz que apenas se dão bem.
Mas a melhor amiga da Sakura, a Kyoko, sem motivo algum começa a atacar o protagonista e perguntar sobre a vida pessoal dos dois. Me incomodou bastante isso, na minha opinião, ela parecia ser muito abusiva com a Sakura. Cheguei até a pensar se ela não gostava romanticamente da garota. Ela é muito agressiva, qualquer coisa bate na mesa e exige uma resposta.
Enfim, depois de um mal entendido os dois, (protagonista e a Sakura) acabam se desentendendo e na outra cena, esclarecem seus sentimentos, de um apoiar o outro, eu gostei dessa cena, não achei o relacionamento deles forçado. Eu comecei a gostar mais dos dois, e entendia bem a Sakura, só achei que ela era positiva demais para quem vai morrer, sabe? Deveriam ter focado mais nos medos dela. Quando os dois viajam juntos, ele acha na bolsa dela vários remédios, acredito que sejam calmantes ou antidepressivos. Seria bem interessante se tivessem dado mais atenção a essa parte.
Enfim, depois deles se entenderem, passa algum tempo e ela é internada, por causa de uma recaída. Os dois tem várias cenas bonitinhas no hospital. No dia da alta da Sakura, os dois combinam de se encontrarem para dar um passeio na praia e comemorar a alta. O protagonista espera numa cafeteria que eles frequentaram na primeira vez que saíram juntos. Ele recebe uma mensagem dela dizendo que chegou tarde em casa e que demoraria um pouco. Depois de algumas mensagens trocadas ele manda "quero comer seu pâncreas".
Sim, tem contexto para isso.
No início do filme, ela conta a ele que viu na TV que se você tiver problema no fígado, deve comer fígado. Então ela pergunta se ele deixaria ela comer o fígado dele. E em outra cena, no qual eles almoçam juntos, ela diz que viu em outro lugar que quando se come uma parte de outra pessoa, o espírito dessa pessoa fica na que comeu e elas se tornam uma só.
Depois da mensagem eu pensei: "Ela provavelmente não ganhou alta e teve uma recaída maior, não resistiu e deve ter morrido no hospital. Mas não. Não o que aconteceu.
Depois de passar a tarde toda a esperando o protagonista vai embora, se perguntando o que teria acontecido. Em casa, no jantar ele escuta na TV que uma garota do colegial foi assassinada. E sim, era a Sakura.
Eu fiquei tipo, ué? Isso aqui é drama ou um romance policial? Não fazia sentido. Quer dizer, ainda não faz. Até pensei que quem teria a matado era o ex-namorado dela por ciúmes, mas quem a matou foi um serial killer(?) que estava solto. Lá no meio do filme, deram uma tentativa de "foreshadowing", da Sakura falando o quão perigosa estava tal rua.
Mas, sério? Um anime que fala sobre uma garota com uma doença terminal acaba com ela morrendo esfaqueado por um serial killer que nem fala e aparência tem?
A partir daí, não consegui me emocionar mais com a história. Tudo parecia raso demais para mim. O diário dela, a visita que ele faz a mãe dela, a amiga dela descobrindo da doença. Pra quê? Ela morreu esfaqueada, que diferença faz se ela tinha ou não a doença. Antes do protagonista visitar a mãe da Sakura, passou pela minha cabeça se ela não estava doente e usava isso como pretexto para se aproximar dele. Mas não, foi confirmado pelo diário e pela própria mãe dela.
E claro o nome do protagonista. É Haruki, significa primavera, e ela Saruka, que são as flores de cerejeira. O filme mostra alguns flashbacks da Sakura dizendo que eles eram destinados a ficarem juntos por causa do nome, que eram como Ying e Yang. Sério?
A trilha sonora não é tudo isso mas gostei do encerramento. A animação é muito bonita. A história é um cliché que tinha tudo para dar certo. Mas o roteirista quis inovar e acabou deixando a história sem sentido. Todo o peso, todo o drama da Sakura foi jogado no lixo.
Fiquei bem decepcionada com o final. 6/10 por que gostei da Sakura, o casal era bonitinho, a história, no começo é boa e a animação bonita.
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