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The fact that I’m only few timeline shifts away from this reality is absolutely terrifying.
Yamazaki really got the best ending.
I’m not gonna lie, at first, I kinda detested the serialized(ish) format of the show. Then episode 5 came around and I realized a greater story arc may be picking up… and then it didn’t? And then there were quite a few more episodes of neatly compartmentalized stand-alone stories…
Now, I’m sure a lot of you are just about to pull out those pitchforks based on how this review has opened!
But the majority (not all) of these feelings melted away when I hit the last three episodes of the series. I still wish there were a few less detours to get here, but man oh man, I started to feel that emotional anguish as each character’s story wrapped up.
And don’t get me fucking started on Ed and Ein. Holy shit why the fuck am I crying over them
Crazy good soundtrack and layered like an onion.
Cut through that onion and you will be the crybaby.
Also… Satan boobies 🙈
poor girl marrying rich guy for his money decides she likes poor guy but then finds out he’s rich, so she gets angry at him for being rich
also WTF were these accents
One of THE BEST cartoons I’ve ever watched.
I lost it in the last two episodes. This show healed me, then broke me, then put me back together again.