piece Episode 1132 The tragedy between Kumar and Ginny has happened so far, the hardest emotional blow.
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This sums up my feelings about the plot this week, and I bet that’s what most of you think. The relationship between Kuma and Ginny is so wholesome and miserable that it’s hard to watch it happen to them. Even if you read the background of the comic first, it has almost no blow. Thanks to VAS’s excellent performance, the scenes of calling Kuma and Ginny with each other enduring, it’s hard to bear, and as Ginny’s life ended, the painful last moment was shared – missed.
The bittersweet consequences are not cake either. It was fascinating to watch Kumar grow into a father and raise Bonnie. She is as cute as a button and it’s great to see how she grows up when she turns Kumar into a better man. In many ways, his role as a father is a continuation of his sacrificiality for the rest of his life. Bonney is her own person, but it is obvious that she carries the spirit of a mother and the passion of her life. Together, you can see them living a happy life in the countryside without disturbing many happy years. Of course, the tragic train stopped again in their lives, because not only did Bonnie suffer from her mother’s skin disease, but a round of abuse by the king seemed to destroy their peaceful abode.
All of this is excellent in the anime thanks to the excellent performances of the voice actors. These emotional beats can only work if the believable cast in the emotional wavelengths we find them traveling. The authenticity of the joy and pain they experienced helped to consolidate this classic piece Tears flashed back.
