@Yohan Jeong Really glad that you found Replay Value and bless the RNG for picking my submission. I also love the author's previous piece. If you haven't already watch Replay Value's series on Hyouka its my all time favorite analysis of a show.
I honestly just love your channel. It’s one of if not the only scene analysis channel that is able to point out things I never realized previously while also making the content itself entertaining.
I loved how completely meta this video was. Talking about a film almost entirely shown as forgotten timelines, using the naming scheme of the original series to show a less structured format than we're used to, ending the episode on how most are begun. All of this on the day of the year most known for pranks. This is why you're my favorite analysis youtuber to watch. Keep up the good work, dude!
You got me interested in watching Bunny Girl Senpai with the time loop video, didn't get around to watching it for a while. Then I saw you post this one, and decided to watch the show so I could watch this. Then, after I finished the show in a single day, I started watching this, only to learn that it's about a film that I didn't know was a thing. I watched the film, today. Mai's death was as shocking as Mayuri's was. That doesn't happen often. I loved it~ Thanks for being the sole inspiration and motivation for me to experience this series~
The thing that destroyed me in this movie was when Sakuta was just deliriously walking down the train tracks shown in the movie after losing his reason to run.
You ending off with "Hello and welcome to replay value" where we could hit the replay button and start the video like your other videos was a loop in of itself. I thoroughly enjoyed that :)
Just wanna say this video is so good, I like the way you described the anime and movie and how simple u explained the different timelines for people to understand
Well, I just watched the movie today. Then one of your Oregairu videos came up on my recommended, and from there this video was recommended. Yeah, I'm still crying
Oh ho, I see what you did there. Clever. I recently watched this movie so it's still pretty fresh in my mind. Mai's death was incredibly heartbreaking. But it irked me how safe the ending was. I'm not against a happy ending, but I wish we could have had scenes to show how things still turned out the same without Shouko's interference. I do think the solution of how Shouko was saved was pretty clever though.
You do have scenes to show how things turned out - the episodes of season 1! If you remember the time loop episodes everything still always plays out the same even after you "fix" the fork in the road.
That helped so much! I watched it 3 times and never quite understood how the ending was possible! Probably cos I struggle to read subtitles through a constant flood of tears 😭 I was even sobbing watching this! How do they make me care as much for fictional characters as for anyone in real life? Best story ever, no arguments thanks😁
I love the way you handle your channel so much, I was a big fan of this movie as well, and been going through your videos for more suggestions of what to watch just so I can see your amazing takes. I love how much you bring attention to the subtle nuances in movies and shows and even have your own in your videos, criminally underrated channel, thanks for all the hard work so far and cant wait for more!
Great stuff~ I watched the movie in cinema and I highly enjoyed it & actually liked it more than the original show, but.. in restrospective, I would value it even more without that final scene at the beach. As you stated - it was a full-blown happy ending, which would've been fine by itself.. but that last revelation just felt a tad unnecessary overall with all of them actually remembering everything. Sometimes it's better to leave a little bit of mistery left unanswered. Geez, even just a "show - don't tell" approach with only having the viewer know that it's her would have been fine, too.
That'd be fucking cruel to my heart. And I'd love it. Yes. There should have been at least 5 minute of new future without them arriving to happy ending directly. A mini plot for them to remember. Like how "guarantee" verb/noun was needed for Mai.
I watched like 3 mins from this vid, realized that I haven't watch the movie, only the series. I paused your vid, watched the movie and now finished the vid. Nice concept there
THIS WEEK ALONE.. ..I don't watch much anime, but I was bored the other day and found Rascal when looking for slice of life bs. I watched the show and movie and really love that relationship and I'm itching to see more. I then found Oregairu in my efforts to find something to replace Rascal, and enjoyed it. It's fucking madness it's getting a new season in a few days 5 years after the last episode, I literally never heard of it until 3 days ago. NOW I find this great channel which has done videos on both these series in the same week. What a world lol keep up the vids I'll subscribb
thank you for making me watch this movie ive just finished rewatching the anime and the movie now and im in that state of... reflection? emptiness? peace?... that i get after watching a really good show. thank you
Awesome video! :) Would love for you to keep taking about fate zero tho, not necessarily an ep to ep analysis, but an in depth essay on saber's and kiritsugu relationship and how it develops on the series would be great!
Re the safe ending: Having read the light novel, it's a much more coherent and satisfying ending than the source material, which kind of just handwaves away the stakes but also may be suggesting that Shoko bootstrapped herself into godhood and/or Sakuta is hallucinating. Though I remain disappointed that they didn't pay off the setup of Kamisato telling him to die repeatedly in the show - once he knows about December 24, he actually has a response for her: "That's the plan."
@@gatsulaga I read it in Japanese. Only translation project I know of stopped early in volume 4 when the official TL was announced, but none of that has released yet.
Great video structure! Because you immediately went into spoiler territory, I had to come around to watching this. Happy ending was inevitable. You could even say that when the branch of time forked, the parallel universes were on a convergent path (collapsed onto this one observation despite the infinite possibilities, JUST BECAUSE!). Which I also liked. Just Because! is good, same author.
Please do some in depth analysis on the adolescence syndrome. I think this anime has so much more to say than just once short video. Your work is awesome, please give us more Bunny Girl!
Endless comment incoming I love Hajime Kamoshida's (Sakurasou's Girlfriend, Bunny Senpai) writing style so what I'm gonna say it's pretty biased. Having said that, Dream Girl was incredible disappointing to me because of its ending, like you said, by being way too soft on the characters and how it should have affected their lives in their rebooted universe BUT, even though I hated the end result, I think the really important aspect to focus on is how wonderfully the relationships between characters are build. In 2:18 you say the third timeline feels hollow because the choice of leaving Shouko to die is not one Sakuta nor Mai would choose, but I think that's precisely why it's interesting, it's a horrible choice to take and a hard one for any pair of teens, especially for Sakuta, because of all what Shouko means to him. It's there where the quality of the dialogues and relationships between characters really shine. I love the foreshadowing in the series of Mai saying she loves Sakuta more than he (and the audience) think and the movie shows it, not only by saving Sakuta from the car, which is pretty obvious, but by her being willing to abandon the career she loves (and potentially her Adolescent Syndrome coming back because of that), leaving her own house and her sister just to save him, but by being aware of the fact that, even though Sakuta came back from the future, Mai was convinced (and right) Sakuta would still choose to die to save Shouko. I adore all the moments of weakness when Sakuta is just a teen who is deeply in love with his girlfriend, when he plain says to Shouko that he can't do it, he can't sacrifice his future with Mai just to save her. When he loses all motivation to live when Mai is no longer there it's the slap in his face he needed to feel to ask himself about what could do to his happy life if he continues to think about others well-being first. I think that's what the author really wanted us to see. The happy ending it's too much for me, and I think the movie should have ended with either Sakuta returning to save Mai and both of them having to come to terms with the fact of Shouko's death, or at least, a rebooted world where it's not as easy to just reconnect with all of his friends in a world where he needed to help his little sister bullying-victim fase without Shouko's existence. Even if Kamoshida felt the absolute need of having a happy ending, I think it would have been a good thing the characters having their memories of the other possible futures, Sakuta knowing how a world without Mai is and if he is willing to continue helping people knowing what could happen to his loved ones.
Imma just say this: Just go with it. 😎😎 On the other hand, it's kind of implied that the events of the series still happen, minus the shouko stuff. So Mai and Sakuta still meet in the same way apparently. All the events happen still, except Sakuta's own Adolescent Syndrome. So in that regard, instead of almost losing it and having Shouko save him, it may be safe to imply that Sakuta kept it together for the sake of Kaede. It's just a guess however. Only way to know is to read that LN volume and see what the author did.
I'm not very good with English, but from what I understood you say that Sakuta does not seem to have lost anything by risking the last trip in time to save Shoko, but from what I understood the trip affected that his sister Kaede still cannot Recovering from his puberty syndrome trauma, in the film at the end it is shown that he is still trying to get out of his building but still cannot.
Similar concept I would say but i think steins gate is more superior in the way it’s told and executed. While both are amazing I believe steins gate has the edge. It’s almost comparable to another series like re:zero a bit. The way that suffering is portrayed and how subaru looks for every possible outcome that’s the best for him and everyone around him. These 3 series have a very similar concept.
I actually was unable to emotionally connect with the movie, and felt a bit disappointed with it compared to the show. But your analysis made me rethink my approach to it. I still think that it would benefit from a longer time for this timeline, exploring the concept of inevitability of December 24th and the ways characters try to cope with it. But it all makes much more sense now
@@SB-hw7hp To be honest, I'm the opposite. I was pretty invested in Shoko. The way she mysteriously appeared to help Sakuta through the grief when Kaede lost/regained her memories made me want to find out more about her. But I was immensely let down.
For some reason I came up with the weirdest way to sum up the movie First the ghost of Christmas future shows up and says some stuff then everyone on the same day decides to become a Loki main and spam switch teleport but then thanos listening to some music accidentally snaps along to the beat erasing a bunch of people and entire existences but then it’a assassins creed and people pass their memories down and then they’re like hi
You could make a video about how all of the events from the show all transpire in the movie and how its all foreshadowing. And furthermore the importance of that foreshadowing. Maybe.
Shoko resets the timeline from the beginning. Yet somehow everyone ends up the same. But we never see the anime itself in the new timeline. The anime both happens, and doesnt. From our perspective, We see the old timeline anime, Then the outcome of the new timeline. We can only connect the old timeline plot to the new timeline. Which means the entire thing is another Schrodinger's cat paradox. The anime Both happens and doesnt happen. We never see how it played out in the new timeline. Just the outcome of it.
I loved the movie but I found a little disappointing because undermined so much the anime series. To me the core of the series is that Sakuta got the reassurance of Shoko of that Horizonte beyond, and that his days should be spent being a kindlier person. If that's not how Sakuta became the person he is, it implies that meeting Shoko wasn't important. Like or the series lied to me or the Movie and nothing really maters. Probably the movie got it wrong, and the path should be Shoko delivers the speech to Mai, Mai by chance or something inspires Sakuta and everybody get the happy end. That way the thesis of the movie would be "being kind reaches to people in one or another way". And then at the end "remember" their past lives or something. Neat video. Thank you for making it.
I feel this is heavily misinterpreting things. After all, Shoko was *first* inspired by Sakuta *before* she inspired him. Which meant Sakuta would have realized the important things she told her on his own, otherwise she wouldn't have been inspired by him. The movie would make even less sense if some how not meeting Shoko changed things when Shoko only went back because Sakuta had inspired and saved her.
to be honest, having seen your Hyouka analysis, i think there's a lot to be said. At least in terms of the level of attention to detail in the dialogue and the show.
Wasn't there a line at the end between Mai and Sakuta that reaffirmed that the events of the first season actually did happen, or did that all get erased too?
WHERE DID YOU SEE IT IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THE MOVIE (for legal streaming of course. Illegal Is my last resort) I’ll be willing to buy it as well I had to click away for I felt spoilers lol
I haven’t seen the movie but how would you guys say this holds up against the Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya? It appears from the outside to follow similar story beats to the Kyon’s experience in his respective series. I’m just curious.
I'm quite confused. I'm thinking about watching this anime but I just want to know if its still on going. I searched up the anime and there hasn't been any new clips of it for 2020, so I'm thinking the previous season ended with the movie(which I can't find anywhere).
It's a single season and a movie. As far as I know there isn't another season being produced or planned. (not that I don't want more of it, I love this show)
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thanks for picking my suggestion!! it was great getting an analysis of the movie.
Thank the RNG! It was a fun watch so thanks for submitting!
@Yohan Jeong Really glad that you found Replay Value and bless the RNG for picking my submission. I also love the author's previous piece. If you haven't already watch Replay Value's series on Hyouka its my all time favorite analysis of a show.
I honestly just love your channel. It’s one of if not the only scene analysis channel that is able to point out things I never realized previously while also making the content itself entertaining.
I like this reverse reverse replay value episode good job mang
I loved how completely meta this video was. Talking about a film almost entirely shown as forgotten timelines, using the naming scheme of the original series to show a less structured format than we're used to, ending the episode on how most are begun. All of this on the day of the year most known for pranks. This is why you're my favorite analysis youtuber to watch. Keep up the good work, dude!
I think this is one of the only endings to an anime I've been satisfied with
Theres still light novels to continue with. The anime covered books 1-5, movie covered books 6-7 and theres still books 8-10 that aren't adapted
which means a season 3 is coming...
@@cetri777 season 2*
@@ai00436 is it same with the manga?
@@cetri777 It'll be awhile though, not enough to make a season over yet.
You got me interested in watching Bunny Girl Senpai with the time loop video, didn't get around to watching it for a while. Then I saw you post this one, and decided to watch the show so I could watch this. Then, after I finished the show in a single day, I started watching this, only to learn that it's about a film that I didn't know was a thing. I watched the film, today. Mai's death was as shocking as Mayuri's was. That doesn't happen often. I loved it~ Thanks for being the sole inspiration and motivation for me to experience this series~
The thing that destroyed me in this movie was when Sakuta was just deliriously walking down the train tracks shown in the movie after losing his reason to run.
KIMINOSEI KIMINOSEI KIMINO...sei?
Yeah this, how it paralleled the intro, it was brutal :(
Protect Shoko‘s smile.
yes
Protect all shoko smile
protect all of them, not just shoko
@@sumiren7358 no no, we only need to protect Shouko's smile, i mean, Look at her
Pledge to protect
This is one of the most criminally underrated channels your observations are spectacular and the videos you make is so amazing!!
You ending off with "Hello and welcome to replay value" where we could hit the replay button and start the video like your other videos was a loop in of itself. I thoroughly enjoyed that :)
Just here to say I appreciate the Xenoblade 2 music and also the octopath music u use pretty frequently
I was super confused when I heard that. Thought I'd left a Xenoblade UA-cam video playing in the background.
Same here. The wierdest part for me, though, was that I had just listened to the Uraya theme earlier today.
Just wanna say this video is so good, I like the way you described the anime and movie and how simple u explained the different timelines for people to understand
Well, I just watched the movie today. Then one of your Oregairu videos came up on my recommended, and from there this video was recommended. Yeah, I'm still crying
Oh ho, I see what you did there. Clever.
I recently watched this movie so it's still pretty fresh in my mind. Mai's death was incredibly heartbreaking. But it irked me how safe the ending was. I'm not against a happy ending, but I wish we could have had scenes to show how things still turned out the same without Shouko's interference. I do think the solution of how Shouko was saved was pretty clever though.
Everyone's alive
You do have scenes to show how things turned out - the episodes of season 1! If you remember the time loop episodes everything still always plays out the same even after you "fix" the fork in the road.
That helped so much! I watched it 3 times and never quite understood how the ending was possible! Probably cos I struggle to read subtitles through a constant flood of tears 😭 I was even sobbing watching this! How do they make me care as much for fictional characters as for anyone in real life? Best story ever, no arguments thanks😁
Loved it! Honestly your breakdown of scenes/anime honestly is really enjoyable content, love seeing when you post a new video
I like how you gave the video a nested structure, in the same way as you described it had been done in the movie; only realised it at the end hahah
this is the clarification video that i needed idk abt u guys but after watching i was still confused abt some parts thanks for explaining it.
Damn, the movie hits hard. I'm not really into these kind of anime but this one is an exception
I love the way you handle your channel so much, I was a big fan of this movie as well, and been going through your videos for more suggestions of what to watch just so I can see your amazing takes. I love how much you bring attention to the subtle nuances in movies and shows and even have your own in your videos, criminally underrated channel, thanks for all the hard work so far and cant wait for more!
Great stuff~ I watched the movie in cinema and I highly enjoyed it & actually liked it more than the original show, but.. in restrospective, I would value it even more without that final scene at the beach. As you stated - it was a full-blown happy ending, which would've been fine by itself.. but that last revelation just felt a tad unnecessary overall with all of them actually remembering everything. Sometimes it's better to leave a little bit of mistery left unanswered. Geez, even just a "show - don't tell" approach with only having the viewer know that it's her would have been fine, too.
That'd be fucking cruel to my heart. And I'd love it. Yes. There should have been at least 5 minute of new future without them arriving to happy ending directly. A mini plot for them to remember. Like how "guarantee" verb/noun was needed for Mai.
I love your analysis and also the format of your video! Very meta.
I watched like 3 mins from this vid, realized that I haven't watch the movie, only the series. I paused your vid, watched the movie and now finished the vid. Nice concept there
THIS WEEK ALONE..
..I don't watch much anime, but I was bored the other day and found Rascal when looking for slice of life bs. I watched the show and movie and really love that relationship and I'm itching to see more.
I then found Oregairu in my efforts to find something to replace Rascal, and enjoyed it. It's fucking madness it's getting a new season in a few days 5 years after the last episode, I literally never heard of it until 3 days ago.
NOW I find this great channel which has done videos on both these series in the same week.
What a world lol keep up the vids I'll subscribb
That's how i started lmao. I watched bunny girl, and have been trying to chase the dragon ever since. Closest i got was iroduku. Highly recommend
That was a really nice analysis , underrated channel here.
thank you for making me watch this movie
ive just finished rewatching the anime and the movie now and im in that state of... reflection? emptiness? peace?... that i get after watching a really good show.
thank you
Awesome video! :)
Would love for you to keep taking about fate zero tho, not necessarily an ep to ep analysis, but an in depth essay on saber's and kiritsugu relationship and how it develops on the series would be great!
Re the safe ending: Having read the light novel, it's a much more coherent and satisfying ending than the source material, which kind of just handwaves away the stakes but also may be suggesting that Shoko bootstrapped herself into godhood and/or Sakuta is hallucinating. Though I remain disappointed that they didn't pay off the setup of Kamisato telling him to die repeatedly in the show - once he knows about December 24, he actually has a response for her: "That's the plan."
where do you read the light novel? i only find raw scans
@@gatsulaga I read it in Japanese. Only translation project I know of stopped early in volume 4 when the official TL was announced, but none of that has released yet.
@@OtterSeaborne8901 ty i will wait for it
I can’t wait for that video to come out!
Great video structure! Because you immediately went into spoiler territory, I had to come around to watching this.
Happy ending was inevitable. You could even say that when the branch of time forked, the parallel universes were on a convergent path (collapsed onto this one observation despite the infinite possibilities, JUST BECAUSE!).
Which I also liked. Just Because! is good, same author.
Thank you for actually clearing that ending up❤️
Please do some in depth analysis on the adolescence syndrome. I think this anime has so much more to say than just once short video. Your work is awesome, please give us more Bunny Girl!
Just for the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 music you deserve a like, good sir. Amazing video. 💖
Damn, this really gave me a whole new understanding of the movie. It was a great analysis
Damn this is a smart way to turn things on its head. Really nice video! Movie was really good as well
Thank you for making this
Endless comment incoming
I love Hajime Kamoshida's (Sakurasou's Girlfriend, Bunny Senpai) writing style so what I'm gonna say it's pretty biased.
Having said that, Dream Girl was incredible disappointing to me because of its ending, like you said, by being way too soft on the characters and how it should have affected their lives in their rebooted universe BUT, even though I hated the end result, I think the really important aspect to focus on is how wonderfully the relationships between characters are build.
In 2:18 you say the third timeline feels hollow because the choice of leaving Shouko to die is not one Sakuta nor Mai would choose, but I think that's precisely why it's interesting, it's a horrible choice to take and a hard one for any pair of teens, especially for Sakuta, because of all what Shouko means to him.
It's there where the quality of the dialogues and relationships between characters really shine.
I love the foreshadowing in the series of Mai saying she loves Sakuta more than he (and the audience) think and the movie shows it, not only by saving Sakuta from the car, which is pretty obvious, but by her being willing to abandon the career she loves (and potentially her Adolescent Syndrome coming back because of that), leaving her own house and her sister just to save him, but by being aware of the fact that, even though Sakuta came back from the future, Mai was convinced (and right) Sakuta would still choose to die to save Shouko.
I adore all the moments of weakness when Sakuta is just a teen who is deeply in love with his girlfriend, when he plain says to Shouko that he can't do it, he can't sacrifice his future with Mai just to save her. When he loses all motivation to live when Mai is no longer there it's the slap in his face he needed to feel to ask himself about what could do to his happy life if he continues to think about others well-being first.
I think that's what the author really wanted us to see.
The happy ending it's too much for me, and I think the movie should have ended with either Sakuta returning to save Mai and both of them having to come to terms with the fact of Shouko's death, or at least, a rebooted world where it's not as easy to just reconnect with all of his friends in a world where he needed to help his little sister bullying-victim fase without Shouko's existence.
Even if Kamoshida felt the absolute need of having a happy ending, I think it would have been a good thing the characters having their memories of the other possible futures, Sakuta knowing how a world without Mai is and if he is willing to continue helping people knowing what could happen to his loved ones.
It was the choice of Steinsgate! Bwahhahaha
Imma just say this: Just go with it. 😎😎
On the other hand, it's kind of implied that the events of the series still happen, minus the shouko stuff. So Mai and Sakuta still meet in the same way apparently. All the events happen still, except Sakuta's own Adolescent Syndrome. So in that regard, instead of almost losing it and having Shouko save him, it may be safe to imply that Sakuta kept it together for the sake of Kaede. It's just a guess however. Only way to know is to read that LN volume and see what the author did.
people like you are the reason i love reading comments
Where can I read the LN?
I'm not very good with English, but from what I understood you say that Sakuta does not seem to have lost anything by risking the last trip in time to save Shoko, but from what I understood the trip affected that his sister Kaede still cannot Recovering from his puberty syndrome trauma, in the film at the end it is shown that he is still trying to get out of his building but still cannot.
Well done! Well said! Happy April Fools!
An amazing video like always!!
please do an analysis video of the last episodes of kekkai sensen's season 1 and 2.....
Finally found a video that analyse the timeline of the series
This movie is literally just a retelling of Steins Gate if you think about it
Similar concept I would say but i think steins gate is more superior in the way it’s told and executed. While both are amazing I believe steins gate has the edge. It’s almost comparable to another series like re:zero a bit. The way that suffering is portrayed and how subaru looks for every possible outcome that’s the best for him and everyone around him. These 3 series have a very similar concept.
I actually was unable to emotionally connect with the movie, and felt a bit disappointed with it compared to the show. But your analysis made me rethink my approach to it.
I still think that it would benefit from a longer time for this timeline, exploring the concept of inevitability of December 24th and the ways characters try to cope with it.
But it all makes much more sense now
I have same problem. Maybe because i don't have interest with that time travel girl.
@@SB-hw7hp To be honest, I'm the opposite. I was pretty invested in Shoko. The way she mysteriously appeared to help Sakuta through the grief when Kaede lost/regained her memories made me want to find out more about her.
But I was immensely let down.
Replay value you can’t just upload back to back banger videos every day.
Replay value: want to see me do it again?
For some reason I came up with the weirdest way to sum up the movie
First the ghost of Christmas future shows up and says some stuff then everyone on the same day decides to become a Loki main and spam switch teleport but then thanos listening to some music accidentally snaps along to the beat erasing a bunch of people and entire existences but then it’a assassins creed and people pass their memories down and then they’re like hi
Definetely watching the movie even though I spoiled myself this was a great video!
Does anybody know how you could see the movie that doesn’t evolve going back in time and purchasing a movie ticket. Thank you 🙏 😊
@Shivansh Gupta He would, if it was on there...
Kissanime or gogoanime maybe?
Animepahe
@@hahalord7294 gogoanime is amazing, definitely my go to.
Rn the movie is on funimation, this weekend only
This movie really had me crying
👑
I loved this movie so much it was so crushing but fulfilling
please! can ya do more videos on this anime. like i really would like to know what ya can come up with.
we'll be waiting for the second season and that kiss
We have to do a replay value analysis on this video you made.
You could make a video about how all of the events from the show all transpire in the movie and how its all foreshadowing. And furthermore the importance of that foreshadowing. Maybe.
I want a season 2 but I’m not sure my heart can take it
Loved the movie, great video as well. :)
We want season 2 tho
But the LN aren't complete yet
Awesome execution
I upvoted before watching the video. I guess I'm just biased cuz I like your channel and dreaming girl way too much.
Full circle man... That was genius
Shoko resets the timeline from the beginning. Yet somehow everyone ends up the same. But we never see the anime itself in the new timeline. The anime both happens, and doesnt. From our perspective, We see the old timeline anime, Then the outcome of the new timeline. We can only connect the old timeline plot to the new timeline. Which means the entire thing is another Schrodinger's cat paradox. The anime Both happens and doesnt happen. We never see how it played out in the new timeline. Just the outcome of it.
Where can I watch the movie someone pls tell me because I have been waiting to see it
I loved the movie but I found a little disappointing because undermined so much the anime series.
To me the core of the series is that Sakuta got the reassurance of Shoko of that Horizonte beyond, and that his days should be spent being a kindlier person.
If that's not how Sakuta became the person he is, it implies that meeting Shoko wasn't important. Like or the series lied to me or the Movie and nothing really maters.
Probably the movie got it wrong, and the path should be Shoko delivers the speech to Mai, Mai by chance or something inspires Sakuta and everybody get the happy end. That way the thesis of the movie would be "being kind reaches to people in one or another way". And then at the end "remember" their past lives or something.
Neat video. Thank you for making it.
I feel this is heavily misinterpreting things. After all, Shoko was *first* inspired by Sakuta *before* she inspired him. Which meant Sakuta would have realized the important things she told her on his own, otherwise she wouldn't have been inspired by him.
The movie would make even less sense if some how not meeting Shoko changed things when Shoko only went back because Sakuta had inspired and saved her.
one does not simply kill mai and expect to live a long life
just watched this great movie :)
No words needed. Ill just give you a like
My favorite anime
A very good movie, I went to watch it twice when it was showing around my place.
the movie reminded me a lot of Your Name, since it had a very similar plot structure
nice a Rascal Does not Dream video
I'm from a separate timeline where you actually made a review
fuk! this video itself was a timetravel anime -_- i supose to hear that "hello and welcome" first _
Isn’t that shoko walking on the beach?
Ok, that was realy good. I loved it.
Is you need a link to watch the movie @ me in a reply
I like how the video is about Bunny girl senpai, And the VIDEO refers to Bunny girl senpai..
Replay value cannot possibly be this cute.
Nicely executed concept. :D
to be honest, having seen your Hyouka analysis, i think there's a lot to be said. At least in terms of the level of attention to detail in the dialogue and the show.
How can you watch this movie? I looked everywhere and cant find how...
Really digging the Xenoblade 2 music
a Bunny girl video. Omg I love you!
just finished the video. lol what an interesting video.
Sike
Hope they do a season 2
Since the light novel is still ongoing, I think it's possible
Time police is a powerful force
Guys is there any way for me to see the movie because I didn't see it in theaters
Wasn't there a line at the end between Mai and Sakuta that reaffirmed that the events of the first season actually did happen, or did that all get erased too?
Hi!! I was just wondering how I could watch the movie online ? I haven’t been able to find it anywhere
Liked it for the title😂
Will rascal does not dream lost singer release anime version?
Aira Kawairashi wait wait there is another one for the LN which vol?
WHERE DID YOU SEE IT IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THE MOVIE (for legal streaming of course. Illegal Is my last resort) I’ll be willing to buy it as well I had to click away for I felt spoilers lol
no legal choice, maybe you can buy dvd somewhere in japan
You can watch it on a site called wakanime if thats an Option in your Country.
Like the meta commentary!
This is great!
I haven’t seen the movie but how would you guys say this holds up against the Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya? It appears from the outside to follow similar story beats to the Kyon’s experience in his respective series. I’m just curious.
I'm quite confused.
I'm thinking about watching this anime but I just want to know if its still on going.
I searched up the anime and there hasn't been any new clips of it for 2020, so I'm thinking the previous season ended with the movie(which I can't find anywhere).
It's a single season and a movie.
As far as I know there isn't another season being produced or planned. (not that I don't want more of it, I love this show)
@@terra6804 I see, thanks for the reply!
Xenoblade 2 music😍
Wait there is a movie??? Is it on
Crunchyroll
I love the Xenoblade Music
Where did u watch this movie?
This both spoiled the shit out of the show, but also made me 10x more interested!
If only I could watch it the movie isn't on any streaming sites I use
Search it on facebook