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Is there a chance of meeting that special someone in a different timeline? Kimi no Na wa proves that even when everything seems to fall apart, miracles are still possible. On my first viewing I was a mess for weeks, emotionally shattered and breathless. I couldn’t understand how a movie could make me feel such powerful emotions inside.

The main plot starts off calmly, with slice-of-life elements and the typical themes of students and friends. Nothing really caught my attention at first, but everything changed when Mitsuha woke up in Taki’s body and Taki in Mitsuha’s.
Wait, what’s happening here? What strange and intriguing phenomenon is ... this? It immediately hooked me.

After watching Kimi no Na wa several more times, I came to understand that they were living three years apart in time. Not only that, but Taki began exchanging bodies with Mitsuha in 2016, meaning the tragedy in Hitomori had already occurred three years earlier, wiping out most of its inhabitants, including Mitsuha.

Driven by instinct, he sets off in search of Mitsuha, determined to find her and answer all his questions. It’s heartbreaking when he learns that Hitomori was destroyed by a comet and that she is listed among the victims of the disaster.

Taki manages to reach the temple where Mitsuha had deposited sacred sake three years earlier. He drinks it and the connection of the red thread with Mitsuha takes effect. In an unforgettable sunset, they have just enough time to meet face to face. They decide to write each other's names on their hands before they forget them, with Taki starring in the most beautiful scene of the film. After they both disappear from each other's side after the sunset, Mitsuha looks at her hand and clearly reads, “I love you.”

For me, this film marks the beginning of an endless journey of emotions to discover, with romance as the guiding force, because what would the world be without love? Without a doubt, it is unforgettable.

This anime turned out to be an unexpected and enjoyable surprise.
It portrays romance in a way I hadn’t seen before. The main character is bold and straightforward, and some scenes are daring or a bit controversial (but that’s what makes the series so interesting).

I haven’t seen a romance like this before: two very different people drawn to each other with moments of tension and risk, demonstrating that opposites often attract. There are some truly emotional scenes, like Mei's desperate call for help to Yamato when she is being stalked by a pervert, despite her reluctance to rely on him, is memorable. There are also bold ... moments like when he kisses her repeatedly to prove his feelings are true.

I believe that when we remember an anime we’ve watched in the past and specific scenes come to mind, it means it has left a lasting, positive impression on us. When I think of Suki tte Ii na yo, two words come to mind: daring and loyalty.

Daring, because the main character repeatedly breaks the rules to show her that he loves her—even if it means kissing her without her consent.
Loyalty, because despite Yamato being very popular among girls, he never gives in and focuses solely on Mei.

Those are moments I’ll always look back on with a smile.
If you enjoy romance this is an anime I wholeheartedly recommend.

I watched this movie for the first time 22 days ago. Twenty-two days have passed, yet I can still vividly recall scenes that grip my heart and leave it trembling.

Objectively, the film is moving and intriguing; we don’t know what will happen and we want to know more and more about the main plot. There are some scenes that can be misinterpreted, but they are so sincere and genuine that they come across as human, leaving a trail of authenticity behind, which gives the characters a sense of individuality, like that rainy afternoon at her house.

There are other heartwarming and special scenes, like the night ... at the hotel, which are simply very enjoyable, with the characters conversing about trivial matters in a realistic and laid-back tone that feels very true. There are also references to a very popular book among kids and young people, published in the 20th century that connect to the story and enhance it with an original and truly moving touch.

Finally, I want to share an ode that I hope won’t be dismissed; it’s deeply emotional and subjective which includes spoilers.
Thank you for reading!"

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Sakura.

I recall how love and joy can transform a life.
There are moments when someone’s strength can make us believe they are unbreakable, eternal.
Life, cruel and relentless, has a way of tearing away what we hold most dear, leaving us no choice but to endure.
I remember how someone can be your anchor, your light in the darkness, the foundation of your soul, the meaning you’ve been searching for - even as they fade away.

I write these words in your honor, because you were more than an ephemeral tale - you were a spark of life itself.
Though the ending still aches within me, I hold on to the belief that there are souls like yours out there,
capable of seeing beyond indifference, of noticing someone cloaked in shadows and daring to change everything.

That is nothing short of miraculous.
Even though you are no longer alive,
I hold on to the hope that people like you exist; your essence, your spark, will forever live in my heart, because you know I’ll always think of you.

Tsuki ga kirei is a experience itself, not just visually. Argument is about two young teenagers who fall in love and try their best to make it work.

Art design is cute and innocent, It feels sincere.
Characters are shy and lovely.
Story is something lineal but still enjoyable.

I felt everything so real, it's something unique that Tsuki Ga Kirei evokes itself.

I had already watched some romance anime before, but this one hit me hard, It's the purest, cutest and most genuine romance anime story I have ever seen so far. Its somehow dramatic so get ready for tearing up.

PS: Don't forget watching last episode till the end!

After watching many romance anime, It felt refreshing for me to adventure into something different. It didnt get boring anytime. I enjoyed the argument and characters. Tbh I forgot about how much I liked vampire stuff.

I can tell its about a teen boy who left high school in search for something that inspires him. Will he find it?

When I thought I had already seen everything, Yofukashi no uta surprised me with some interesting characters and events which is great.

If u like romcom and wanna try something different, you probably love it. Otherwise, if you don't like romcom it's fine, argument is enjoyable too.