Even if I’m a self-proclaimed (and other descriptions) book, I’m trying very hard not to have a better idea because the novel or comic initiated is always better than a TV adaptation. But sometimes it turns out that this is true, and that’s one of the situations. Anyway, I fell in love with you It does work better in comic form. There are several reasons. One simple thing is that art looks better Haruka Mitsuiprimitive; in anime, these proportions always exist, especially when it comes to things like “arm length”. Another major problem is that the balance of the past and future functions better in book form and feels more like where everyone ends (or is now) than relying on the terrible necessity of tragedy. All of this is to say if you are an anxious person or are orangethis book makes it easy to dial forward double checks, and the event happens more reassuring.
Not that it is a natural tragic story, like its elements try to brand it like this. The “past” part happened in 2020 and you might remember that this was the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. In his second year in high school, Mizuho and her four best (Guy) friends were all seventeen years old, and they didn’t make their lives upside down for what’s called “new disease” (the show never used the name “covid”, frankly feels no doubt). Especially for Mizuho and Kizuki, Covid canceled the school movement they were obsessed with. They both lost the confessed makeup goal post due to no match and their relationship changed quickly because Yonemura liked the third year, but Kizuki fell in love with it she.
Given the intimacy of their core friend groups, Kizuki’s feelings always risk elevating their relationships. At least one boy, Shin, also fell in love with Mizuho, while the third boy, Airu, added a different angle to the geometry of love. Syugo is the only one with a romantic problem. Most of the past have revolved around Kizuki’s efforts to attract Mizuho’s attempts, and she struggled with this drastic change. There was a fulfilling feeling that she was willing to try to put them together, and she wasn’t ready for a real romantic relationship. She is trying to start a career in comics, and one of the “encouragements” her editor consistently gives her is to focus more on the glittering aspects of her adolescence.
I’m sure some of you remember that “shining” is not the most descriptive term for the reality of middle school and high school. But for adults who don’t remember their experiences, the harsh light of reality often plays those days and is the “best” in their (or your) life. It’s also a false assumption in season one that might be Mizuho’s adulthood, which is probably the most interesting element of the first season (the second announced the second element). When we see her adult life, she is a comic editor (a dream that is delayed or unfulfilled in itself), and in episode two she offers the same advice to young comic creators she edit. Therefore, the flashback is framed as the Ruiji tribe, trying to recall her adolescence with a rose-colored light, with only partial success. Because while some aspects are great, others are definitely not, it feels like adult Riam is trying to reconcile that.
I mentioned orange Earlier and anxious audiences, it was a performance angle, like a deliberately trying to play. (It also exists in the comics, but I think, I feel obvious.) Next to it, we also know that kizuki has asthma, from the way we see people in the future to Mizuho’s behavior, designed to manipulate us to worry about his survival. Then Do The feeling manipulative, as if artificially made to increase viewer engagement, but it is done in a way that makes it feel too obvious. None of this takes into account that Kizuki’s behavior itself can make him more annoyed to the audience than expected. The boy needs to learn to put his hands on himself.
Anyway, I fell in love with you Not a bad story. In anime form, this is just a story that doesn’t work well. It is not as good as the original material after washing color, anatomical issues and orientation selection. English Dubbing To no avail, because there is only a few things in the way the lines are delivered, but the original Japanese track is good. It’s a story worth experiencing-maybe you can pick up the book.
