Each new twist Hanako-kun in the toilet Remind me that I shouldn’t play the lottery because these guesses are luck in the nominal toilet. I didn’t expect Kou and Nene to meet with four-year-old Tsukasa, which is already part of the show’s original schedule. The perfect arc of the clock’s guardian and pictures shows us that this story will somehow intervene in time travel and alternative timelines, but it turns out that’s not one of them. I distracted myself from the plot because frankly, I found “Tsukasa and Amane” to be an emotionally difficult watch. Beneath the supernatural Higinx is a very real story about brotherly jealousy and love.
First, I have young children, and there is no reality in the level of verbal mastery of Tsukasa compared to what he calls four years old. (Or maybe, my kids are just stupid!) But even the stories that Tsukasa has to share with Kou and Nene is devastating. It explores the relationship between a healthy brother and a sick brother under the usual cliché. Tsukasa is not only a pity Amane; sometimes he gets frustrated by not being able to play like a regular brother. Amane, in turn, reasonably envies Tsukasa’s ability to stay up late and go out anytime, anywhere. If you have ever experienced caring for a person who is sick or disabled, especially a family member, you may be aware of these sometimes disagreeable feelings that never take place on the iconic card. After the ghost trap of this story, it is a core that feels very gentle and real.
Enough to make you understand why Tsukasa acts in his way. Four are big enough to be right or wrong, but Ducasa has no problem sacrificing animals as big as cats to the creepy demon under the floor in exchange for the toy brothers. I have a little feeling that even if his house doesn’t have a haunted house, Tsukasa will eventually go on a bad path. Eventually, he made the ultimate sacrifice – his own body – and that’s where Ku and Nene found him. I was shocked to realize that our hero actually met Tsukasa during a brief period when Tsukasa’s family was temporarily missing. Kou is very sure when he explains to Tsukasa how all this ends in their schedule without realizing their schedule, and Tsukasa is the same, he will do the right thing. Tsukasa realized that he immediately dropped the mask of innocence. Trapped in a haunted house, Eons house did something to a four-year-old. His face smiled and Tsukasa became a curious avatar. His childish wishes his brother grew up and now he just wants to take a car to see how Amane ended up both tsukasa sacrificed everything to him.
It was a uncomfortable realization – knowing that this is really back to the real tsukasa. I don’t even think “returning the wrong” is the right expression, knowing how twisted Dukasa is even before he returns. Sorry, Mrs. Yugi, that creepy thing is indeed your real son, even if he gets caught up in some supernatural weirdness. This discovery comes after several cute scenes of Kui, Nene and Dukasa, trying to escape the house together and search for the entire world like a lovely family. The appearance can be deceptive. It’s not a cute rom-com; it’s a horror show that is about to turn for a tragic, which makes the beat even more frustrating.
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