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Mar 8, 2025
Here comes the end of one of the most disturbing, unsettling and oppressive mangas of recent years. And, like its story, this conclusion is as strange as it is enigmatic. But before coming back to it, let's take a moment to understand why Les Liens du Sang stands out as one of the greatest seinens in history.
Drawing: 10
Cutting: 10
Art direction: 10
It's hard to talk about this manga without mentioning its direction, which is one of the most striking I've ever seen. Oshimi's unique, visceral touch doesn't just illustrate a story: it embodies it, twists it, distorts it to the point of making us lose our
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footing. Every stroke seems weighed down to arouse unspeakable discomfort, every glance carries a silent threat, every maternal smile becomes a disquieting mask. Far from classic aesthetic conventions, the drawing doesn't seek to seduce, but to haunt.
I'm well aware that this style may put off some readers, so far removed is it from the traditional canons of manga. But for my part, I'm convinced that Blood Bonds is one of the most masterful artistic directions in the medium. Without a single graphically shocking scene, it manages to provoke a growing sense of unease, a feeling of powerlessness that intensifies with each passing page. The staging, particularly in the final volume, further transcends this suffocating atmosphere, trapping us right up to its conclusion in a spiral from which it becomes impossible to escape.
Story: 10
Development: 10
Characters: 10
Themes: 10
But beyond its aesthetics, it's the story itself that sets this manga apart. It's hard to talk about it without spoiling the experience: Les Liens du Sang isn't told, it's lived. Every page is a gradual descent into psychological horror, a slow poisoning of the mind from which you don't emerge unscathed. Oshimi doesn't just explore dark themes - he dissects them, exposes them raw and unfiltered.
This manga is cruel, unhealthy and oppressive. It is insidiously perverse, with a cold, implacable intelligence. It deals with manipulation, psychological control, latent incest, depression, depersonalization, loss of identity... And it does so with terrifying accuracy, as if the author were directly probing our deepest fears. No matter who you are or where you come from, there's something in Les Liens du Sang that will get to you, that will turn you inside out, that will leave you facing yourself with an indefinable anguish.
I know my words aren't enough to do this work justice. I'm only scratching the surface of the abyss it represents. But if there's one thing I can say for sure, it's that this manga will burn you to a crisp. It's likely to break you, to lock you in its pages like a prisoner in an invisible cage. And if you get caught up in it... be careful. Seiko's hold on you could become much more real than you imagine.
Ps. A small recommendation for the singer Mitski, whose music fits perfectly with the unhealthy atmosphere of the manga.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Feb 26, 2025
Where to start? With the plot, the characters or the drawings? Hesitantly, I'll let myself be guided along these lines.
To be perfectly honest, I never imagined that Blank Space would tackle such deep and sensitive themes with such accuracy. Suicide, harassment, dark thoughts... So many subjects treated with subtlety and sincerity. At first glance, I was expecting a light-hearted work in the vein of Nichijou, tinged with a hint of fantasy. I was far from it.
From an artistic point of view, this work struck a chord with me. The seemingly simple drawings exude a unique atmosphere that will captivate receptive minds. Coupled with Kumakura's fluid,
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masterful layout, this uncluttered style makes for particularly pleasant reading. It's a restful experience for my eyes, especially when you go from a Gachiakuta or a Blue Exorcist, where the information is jostling and overflowing in every frame (don't get me wrong, I love these 2 mangas).
But it is in its script that Blank Space reveals all its singularity. Like The Golden Sheep, this story doesn't look like much at first glance. A whimsical slice of life featuring schoolgirls... Nothing revolutionary, you may think. And yet the author catches us off-guard by slipping in a subtle plot element that gradually overturns our perception of the story. Despite a few grey areas that slightly tarnish the picture at the end, we fully understand the message behind this work. Its intention, at least as I interpret it, is clear: to offer a glimmer of hope to these tormented young souls, to show them that it is possible, despite the pain, to move forward and preserve what is dear to them.
What can we say about the characters? The deep friendship between these two young girls touched me deeply. An unbreakable bond, capable of withstanding the most painful trials. Having experienced bullying myself as a child - a story that is now over, rest assured - I felt a sincere connection with these heroines. Sometimes through Sui's thoughts, sometimes through Shoko's emotions. My only regret is the brevity of this work, which, although intense, would have deserved more in-depth development.
My review is perhaps more concise than usual, but I prefer to leave everyone the pleasure of discovering this story for themselves. In my opinion, this story has a precious value: it could be a glimmer of hope, a refuge for these children facing bullying at school. Of course, it won't make their tormentors disappear, but it could show them the way, whisper to them that there is a hand outstretched somewhere, help to be grasped, support to be offered or received.
As for me, I'll be keeping a close eye on this author's next works. In the meantime, there's just one thing I'd like to say: for all the emotions you've stirred up and the memories you've revived, Shoko, Sui and all the others, thank you so much. I'm going to miss you terribly. But don't worry... There will always be a place for you in my empty space.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Feb 13, 2025
And so, after almost two years, a chapter of my life comes to an end. This story - indeed, this odyssey - comes to a close on this Thursday, February 13, 2025. I don't know where to begin. This manga has accompanied me through so many stages of my student life that putting these few words down on paper is tearing me apart. Yet, reluctantly, I must move on, turn the page.
But how can I decently do so? How can I forget this story that has given me so much? A work of unparalleled richness, whether in its masterful development, its characters of rare depth,
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or the fascinating duality of the last four chapters.
Speaking of which... Given the mixed reviews, I went into this denouement with a certain amount of trepidation. What a terrible mistake! Admittedly, there are still a few grey areas as to the fate of certain protagonists (how did Badeni and Rafal survive?), but beyond these mysteries, Uoto-sensei infuses these final pages with a dazzling presence and wisdom, staging powerful oppositions that shake up our certainties about the figures involved.
Thus, Douraka and Novak close the loop initiated by Rafal and Novak himself. Albert and Ockzy weave a link between the unfulfilled dream of one and the burning resentment of the other towards the university. But it's the relationship between Badeni and Rafal that proves the most captivating. Rafal, a curious, dreamy child, aspired to discover and pass on the beauty of the world. Yet, to our great sadness, he lost his way, becoming a cruel being ready to sacrifice everything to achieve his goal. Badeni, on the other hand, took the opposite path. Initially selfish and eager to learn, he had no intention of passing on his knowledge to future generations. But with the big-hearted Ockzy, he discovered empathy and the joy of transmission. And although his friend tragically passed away that fateful night, his memory and kindness live on in him.
I must confess that his last appearance sealed in my mind a thought that had been haunting me for a long time: Badeni is, without a shadow of a doubt, the most striking character in this work. As a Christian, his unshakeable faith in Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ warms my heart and gives me the certainty that, in the face of the cruellest trials, God remains our absolute refuge. Faith in Him enables us to overcome any pain, provided we open our hearts to His light.
And yet... Despite this declaration of love, I can't help wondering: how can I turn this page? Will I ever be able to return to a seinen of such stature? A work so singular, where every character, every event, every symbol resonates with such accuracy and emotion? I don't think so. No story will ever mark my soul the way this one did. Too many emotions intertwine within me, and words themselves seem powerless to express them fully.
But perhaps, by writing these lines, I have soothed my wounded heart, if only a little. So, I can now say it loud and clear: Du Mouvement de la terre is indeed one of the greatest seinen ever! Thank you to each and every one of these characters for the unforgettable moments spent at their side. I'm going to miss you cruelly, but rest assured of one thing: I'll never forget you...
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Feb 9, 2025
At last, the ill-fated Ghost Affairs come to an end, and with them, a landmark adventure fades into the tumult of memory. This story, which seemed modest at first glance, managed, against all odds, to upset, haunt and move me. There's nothing pretentious about Stunts. It seeks neither to revolutionize its medium, nor to convey a grandiloquent message. Its essence lies elsewhere, and that's where it stands out. It's one of those stories that, without warning, anchors itself in us and leaves an indelible mark.
Visually, the work is a dark splendor. The play of light and deep blacks contrast with the almost unreal clarity of
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the plates, creating a gloomy New York, riddled with crime and corruption. The city is a shadow of its former self, a dead-end purgatory where no one would wish to venture. The graphic ambience merges admirably with the narrative, taking the story to new heights of intensity. Each pencil stroke conveys with striking brutality the rottenness of a government gangrened from within.
The plot is captivating from start to finish. Above all, I'm struck by the richness and sincerity of the characters who inhabit it. James, Ted, Matilda... even Martinez, despite his brief appearance, left a lasting impression on me. Stunts offers a representation of the United States that is hard to find in contemporary Western works today. Through its heroic figures, the story recaptures a form of lost classicism, a legacy of the great action and investigative cinema of yesteryear, the kind I watched as a child alongside my father, like Timecop or the first Rambos. Beyond its breathless plot, this work has a conservative streak that gives it a precious singularity to me. The respect for the forces of law and order, the subtly integrated Christian dimension, the tribute to the virtues of sacrifice and justice... all these elements enrich a fresco whose absence is cruelly felt in modern fiction.
The final revelation, while gripping, would have deserved further development. I was captivated by the way the author revealed the ignominy of the war crimes perpetrated by the American government. What was thought to be a simple criminal hunt turns out to be a sordid plot, a despicable maneuver designed to erase all trace of the atrocities committed under the aegis of power. Yet despite the power of this revelation, the conclusion left me wanting more. I was expecting a tragic apotheosis, a shattering coup de théâtre - perhaps even the return of James's masked brother, orchestrating this methodical revenge from the shadows. But this was not to be. The Ghost's identity, though moving, lacked the grandeur I'd expected. Perhaps this is the shadow of editorial interference, forcing the author to wrap up his story too abruptly.
But despite its imperfections, nothing can tarnish the brilliance of this work. Stunts remains a raw gem, a dark, breathless thriller whose emotional intensity will resonate with me for a long time to come. This investigation was a unique experience, a dizzying plunge into a world where morality wavers at every turn. It was hard to find the right words to express how this story made me feel. So, rather than trying to dissect it any further, I have just one piece of advice: forget your prejudices, sweep aside any preconceived ideas and let yourself be drawn into this story. If you give it a chance, I'm sure it will leave the same impression on you as it did on me.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Dec 29, 2024
The Triumphant Return of Blue Exorcist!
A week ago, I concluded this fourth season in a state of overwhelming emotion. After experiencing its ups and downs, Voln has achieved the remarkable feat of resurrecting this anime from its ashes. This season stands as a shining testament to their accomplishment. Almost all the shortcomings of the third season have been addressed. Let us delve into this masterpiece, step by step.
Animation: 7.5 - 8.0 | Art Direction: 9.0
Undoubtedly, this is the area that has seen the most significant improvement. While a few moments lacked finesse – notably the final battle against Hashiro-Taro, where an overreliance on CGI slightly
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diminished the impact – the season as a whole was solid. Its zenith was reached in Episode 12, where the animation excelled on every front.
What struck me the most, however, was the masterful use of color palettes, lighting, and shadow-laden compositions. These stylistic choices, especially in scenes featuring Yukio and Ryuji, heightened the tension and added a dramatic depth that was palpable. It is evident that Voln’s teams have honed their craft, delivering episodes of unparalleled beauty.
Music: 10 | Voice Acting: 9.5
This section will be brief, but it is imperative to highlight these aspects, which rank among the series’ greatest triumphs. With Sawano and KOHTA at the helm, the anime ascends to greatness, propelled by a magnificent soundtrack and an unforgettable auditory atmosphere.
The voice actors’ performances are equally exceptional. Beyond renowned names like Okamoto, Fukuyama, Hiroshi, Nakai, and Hanazawa, several others delivered outstanding portrayals. Lightning’s voice actor, in particular, deserves acclaim for capturing the multifaceted nature of a character who is by turns enigmatic and eccentric.
Story: 9 | Characters: 10
As mentioned in my commentary on the Illuminati-Hen arc, this fourth season focuses on investigations surrounding the events of the Blue Night. I will refrain from revealing details, as the essence of this season lies in its masterful storytelling.
Iconic scenes abound. Whether it’s Yukio’s confrontations in the early episodes, the exchanges between Yukio and Ryuji, the poignant moments with Shiemi, or the unforgettable sequence in Episode 12, each is a masterpiece in its own right. The season’s climax delivers a brief yet breathtaking conclusion, where music, revelations, and animation converge to create an unforgettable spectacle.
Yukio, in particular, takes center stage in many pivotal moments. Alongside Lightning and Ryuji, he has become one of the central figures of this season, undergoing a fascinating evolution rich with themes rarely explored in shonen. While his behavior may occasionally frustrate, he remains one of the most compelling characters in the saga.
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Previously, I harbored doubts about the future of the anime series. Now, however, this fourth season has erased all hesitation. With this latest installment as proof, I am confident that Blue Exorcist is in capable hands. I eagerly await the opportunity to dive back into this story in the coming weeks. Prepare yourselves to uncover the origins of this extraordinary tale.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Dec 14, 2024
Since my discovery of the Cthulhu Mythos, I have been drawn into the fathomless abysses where unspeakable horrors, born of Lovecraft's visions, reign. The tale I speak of today is no mere reading; it is a descent without return, a silent collapse into the chasm of cosmic indifference.
Where other works merely brush against unease, this one has torn me from every comforting illusion. I stood powerless as I contemplated the total insignificance of our existence before ancient, unfathomable, immutable truths. Every page whispered that everything humanity cherishes—its ambitions, its knowledge, its fleeting glories—is but dust scattered at the faintest breath of the cosmos. What, then,
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can the fragile human mind accomplish when it glimpses, even for a moment, the mysteries of a universe that transcends it? Nothing, except to descend into madness.
Peaslee, in his futile pursuit of understanding, became the very embodiment of this insanity. He, who dared lift the veil, found only burning truths, answers that destroy rather than enlighten. He lost everything that made him a man—his home, his happiness, his balance—for fragments of knowledge that none should ever touch. For knowledge is not always a blessing; at times, it is but poison distilled into the soul, drop by drop.
What hope can one extract from such a tale? What light can one perceive? None. There is no hope, no salvation within these lines. Each word seeps like venom—slow, relentless. Anxiety swells, the mind falters, and soon, only one certainty remains: we are less than nothing. Our pathetic existences, our vain dreams are but shadows within an eternal void where the ancient gods laugh, indifferent to our cries. They were here before us. They will remain after. Inaccessible, inconceivable.
I do not write to alarm. I write to bear witness. For I, too, lost myself in this infernal spiral. I did not emerge unscathed. And neither will you, should you dare to venture further. My final advice, the only warning I can offer, is but a whispered plea: turn away while you still can. For once you taste these darknesses, they consume you whole. And if you are foolish enough to persist, may the Lord protect you, for no one else can. Amen.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Oct 21, 2024
To be completely honest and transparent with you, readers who stumbled across my review, this story doesn't look like much. I wasn't expecting much. The synopsis is very classic. The drawing, while not bad, doesn't offer anything visually unique, and the story takes a while to get going. I was a little lost myself at times. However, the second part of the story moved me. I never thought the story would unfold the way it did. I would never have expected this tragic and brutal ending, but paradoxically imbued with melancholy and regret. I won't spoil anything about the story, at the risk of spoiling
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your enjoyment of it, but I do have one piece of advice to give you. Or rather two. The 1st is this: Go for it. As I said earlier, it doesn't look like much, but it's well worth your time. The second, and this is the one that helped me enjoy the story even more: Play the Kekkai Sensen And Beyond soundtrack in the background. The tracks “White Beyond” and “Tortoise Knight” fit perfectly with the melancholy and dramatic mood of this ending. These 2 pieces of music will add a whole new atmosphere to your reading experience.
In conclusion, and without wishing to repeat myself, this little gem is completely worth the detour. Give it a chance, I'm sure it will leave a lasting impression on you.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Oct 6, 2024
I've had a special relationship with *Fire Force* for some time now. Originally, I was indifferent to it. I'd enjoyed the animated adaptation, but my connection with the manga ended there. I must even admit that I had forgotten almost 90% of the plot of the first two seasons. However, being an admirer of its illustrious predecessor, Soul Eater, I decided, despite my misgivings, to give it a real chance. This decision was unquestionably one of the best I've ever made. Had I ignored this instinct, I would almost certainly have missed out on one of the most remarkable shonens of the new generation, and
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one of the best conclusions of the genre.
Drawings: 8.5
Cuts: 8
From a technical point of view, Fire Force easily stands out and is, in my opinion, in the upper-middle range of current shonens. Without being revolutionary, the drawing, though sometimes uneven, displays all its power in the symbolism it conveys, particularly on certain striking plates.
Story: 9
Universe: 10
Characters: 9.5
Overall development: 10
In terms of narrative development, universe and characters, there's so much more to say. At first, I regarded Fire Force as a rather banal work. However, I had only explored a tiny part of this immense iceberg. Little did I know the richness of its story and the breadth of its universe. The author, Atsushi Okubo, manages to tackle multiple themes with rare finesse, skilfully avoiding falling into caricature. I particularly appreciated his incisive criticism of religious aberrations, carried out with a subtlety that avoids any disrespect towards Christianity, unlike some contemporary works. His reflection on death and our perception of it also struck a chord with me, calling into question my own vision of human finitude.
Perhaps what touched me most was the pure, unadulterated heroism displayed by the protagonists throughout the story. None of them ever gave up, or even considered giving up on their comrades. They all fought with exemplary valour to preserve the future of their loved ones. Traditional values, such as preserving ancestral cultures and valuing the forces of law and order, are also highlighted, reminding us of the importance of these ideals, often wrongly denigrated today.
Arthur's unshakeable courage in the face of the fearsome Dragon is impossible to ignore. Their final confrontation is one of the most spectacular scenes I've ever read. This battle highlighted values that are dear to me: virility, courage, bravery and a sense of sacrifice.
Finally, concerning the conclusion, I had heard it was good, but I totally disagree with this modest assessment. It's not just a good ending; it's a masterful one. The way *Fire Force* naturally links up with *Soul Eater* is so fluid that the acceptance of these new codes is almost unconscious. The scene of the first resonance of souls between Shinra and her family is of unheard-of symbolic intensity, perfectly encapsulating the fascinating absurdity of Okubo's story.
With its subtle blend of drama, absurdity and virile strength, *Fire Force* is one of those mangas which, under modest appearances, hides unsuspected potential. For those who haven't yet ventured into this incredible universe, I'd like to encourage you to discover it. I'm convinced that it will leave an indelible mark on you, as it did on me.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Aug 24, 2024
To be perfectly honest, I've never been a fan of political stories, which I find, in my humble opinion, often complex and difficult to grasp, due to the heavy themes they tackle. However, *Shadow of the Ring* captured my attention thanks to its fascinating universe, blending ancestral traditions and cutting-edge technologies. As a result, I immersed myself in this thrilling and deeply moving tale which, despite its flaws, profoundly transformed my perception of certain beliefs I had taken for granted. However, before I get carried away, it's worth taking a closer look at the qualities and shortcomings of this work.
Drawings : 9
Cut-outs: 10
Technically, the work
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is beyond reproach. Although the distortion of the faces in some of the plates is regrettable, and sometimes detracts from the seriousness of the story, Nakagawa's illustrations are simply breathtaking in their detail. The wide shots reveal the extent of the author's imagination and talent, particularly in his depiction of the sublime city of Keiju, a complex mass of details where it would be laborious to distinguish each element. As for the cut-outs, they are of exemplary clarity, making it much easier to understand the story as a whole. I have few criticisms to make in this respect.
Universe: 9.5
Characters: 10
Plot development: 9
Drama and politics: 8
Ending: 6.5
As for the story as a whole, and the characters and universe around which these political, ideological and financial intrigues revolve, I was equally captivated by the love the author has infused into it. Despite the brevity of the story, the universe created remains remarkably rich and well-developed. Shocking revelations abound in every volume, to the point where readers lose their bearings. While some may feel that the narrative strings woven by the author are sometimes too visible, to deny my appreciation of this tale would be a shameless lie. I fell under the spell of this teeming universe, its dreamlike atmosphere and its novel technologies. As for the characters, although they are poorly developed, they are nonetheless endearing. Even if their character traits hardly evolve over the course of the story, their intimate relationship with politics mitigates this lack of depth. After all, it's geopolitics that takes center stage. This depiction of conspiracy and political maneuvering is a very accurate and realistic iteration of our own world. *Shadow of the Ring* is not intended to be subversive; rather, it exposes the raw reality behind the scenes of political relations, where nothing is left to chance, every action meticulously calculated and orchestrated with the sole aim of enriching oneself or preserving certain privileges.
To conclude this review, I'd say that a few more volumes would have allowed this story to develop further, as its concept, universe and characters still conceal so many unsolved mysteries. I was also somewhat disappointed by the abrupt ending, which leaves so many questions unanswered. However, despite these minor flaws, my love for this magnificent story remains intact.
I would like to express my deep gratitude to Aushi, Kamalu, Dawa, Guan, Douan, Mahina, but above all to Kaiji Nakagawa, for all the emotions and memories aroused throughout this sublime epic. I won't forget you in a hurry. To all those who read me, I urge you to ignore the negative reviews and give this sumptuous manga a chance.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Jun 2, 2024
The perfect slice of life
This morning, my viewing of this sublime anime came to an end. This morning, I had to leave this wonderful animated work. I don't often talk about it here, but I'm a big fan of romantic anime. Whether it's Maison Ikkoku, Nagi no Asukara or many others, I consider this genre to be one of the richest in the anime landscape. We can go from rather naive works that make us laugh and relax, to more serious works dealing with serious subjects such as depression, suicide and so on.
However, despite this rich landscape, no work has managed to fill me
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with as much wonder as Insomniacs. I'll go into more detail about the anime later, but I consider this masterpiece, whether manga or anime, to be one of the most accomplished in existence. The author's drawing sublimates her talent for directing and her script. She manages to move us while tackling serious subjects such as illness, the fear of abandonment and the fear of death. Yet all these subjects are treated with such lightness and delicacy as to be disarming. Despite the hardships our protagonists endure, we are never really worried about the turn of events, as we are bathed in a dreamlike, idyllic atmosphere.
Animation: 8.5
Atmosphere: 10
Character: 10
Development: 10
Music: 9.5
Story: 10
Love Story: 10
Speaking of atmosphere and characters, I consider the manga to be simply perfect on these points. And, despite certain shots in the anime that didn't necessarily do justice to the manga's drawings, we can only humbly thank Lidenfilms for offering us an anime worthy of this sumptuous story.
The music, composed by the great Yuki Hayashi, to whom we already owe the dynamic OST of My Hero Academia, the soothing OST of Death Parade and the magical OST of Karakuri Circus, is of a beauty that wonderfully embraces the quietude felt in discovering and sharing this story with Ganta, Isaki and all the others.
Moreover, the actors' voices were so perfect in their respective roles. Nakami's voice, light but no less loving and gentle. Isaki's voice, energetic, adorable and ravishing. Their voices, tone and intonation are perfectly in tune with their respective characters. How can we fail to appreciate these characters, whose goodness, kindness and love for others eat away at them from the inside out?
But more generally, how can you not appreciate this work? It's one of the few works, in my humble opinion, to tackle such serious subjects, while maintaining a good-natured atmosphere. Every moment spent with these characters, every moment spent reading this manga or watching this anime is like a hug that warms me to the very depths of my soul. I know for a fact that if I need comfort, this story will be the equivalent of a candy bar given to me by my dear mother just after a fall on her bike. This romance makes me feel and exalts in me the same emotions as when I kiss my girlfriend after more than a month of separation.
I apologize if this whole review seems disjointed, or a little too long, but words are far too weak to express just how much the delicate lightness of this anime has stirred intense emotions in me. I'd like to thank everyone who reads this. For all those who missed this marvel, I have only one piece of advice: dive into this starry universe full of surprises.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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