Jun 17, 2013
Deciding to watch Kino no Tabi was a great thing. This, for me, is one of the animes that I can talk about with others, despite the fact that they have or have not seen it. It's an anime that you can tell anyone as a story, because it's beauty lies within the story and how it's handled. That's the reason I decided to write this short review and share my experiences with you.
When I first started watching this amazing show, I didn't have much expectations. Like usual, I finished the series and felt satisfied, that once more I had watched a great series, full
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of new experiences and brand new feelings. But unexpectedly, it started popping up in my mind again and again as a nice and refreshing memory that I could think about before I went to sleep or after I encountered something inspiring. This is because the show itself involves much more fields of experiences than meets the eye. Many situations can be connected to various episodes, although these connections often don't seem to be easy to detect.
I also want to talk a little about the main character, Kino. Kino, for me, didn't appear to be a character you could grow close to or get attached to in some special way. She is the type of character you will be very glad to encounter, but won't have any hard feelings of letting go and that's her beauty. Talking machine, Hermes, is also important to me as something very special to Kino and it also made me remember my childhood, time of couple of imaginary friends.
I want to end my short review (if you can call it that) with me recommending it to everybody. For me, it wasn't the series that would hook you up with your computer but rather a set of very interesting lessons and surprising characters. You might not be able to remember everyone's names, but story behind each and every character will stay with you for a very long time.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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