Episode 6 – CITY The Animation

We’ve officially arrived City animation Too good, unfair. How should I watch other anime without comparing it to the greatest single work ever made in the media? How should I review an anime that sets new standards for a 5/5 anime plot every week? Where did I even start writing a work that makes me laugh and cry more difficult than any other plot on other TV? I don’t have a good answer to these questions, but I will do my best because it’s clear now City animation The best anime ever.

The episode begins with the busy morning work of the Adatara family. Sure, the animation is incredibly fascinating and has a whimsical feeling about the sequence, but what shocked me this morning was how shocking it felt. Between my eldest daughter who didn’t help breakfast, the youngest twins fight, the father and grandfather refused to get up, trying to calm everyone down, but just fell into their pace, that was the previously determined ryota adatara, trying to make everyone down, that was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical effort, and it was the fanatical family. If you’ve ever had breakfast with a big family, this opening feels like, and I’m totally totally shocked by these people Kyoto Animation Able to capture this energy.

Next is the most Nicohu Coding code is in City animation So far. Niikura sat next to Tatewaku’s football practice as she mourned the loss of the pendant, and then she accidentally got hit in the face by the football. Tatewaku came over to apologize, she was hit in the face by more football. Then, when these players come over to apologize, she is hit again! This lasted for a while, and no matter how many times I had gummed, it was fun every time. Eventually, she loses patience with the team and starts introducing strange things to everyone, and it’s fun to see someone become the straight guys of this group of Misfits instead of the impressive Tatewaku.

Next comes some skits about Adatara’s grandfather’s accidental death, Mangaka and editor duo have an extended wrestling festival, and a cute chibi Adjacent Bit, Wako puts some mail into the rhythm of the drum. The next outstanding part was in the classroom at Tatewaku, where he realized that Riko Izumi kept taking most of the exams. Since Riko is a cute little angel who must be protected at all costs, the entire class gathers enthusiastically to find a way to support her. All of these bits were done in the stage whispers in the middle of the test, with their teachers right next to them, and the twists and turns in the logic of these students were very interesting.

The penultimate part features Wako’s refusal to write a weekly comic for local magazines, but the final sketch of the episode steals the show. Here, when Ecchan comes home from school, he puts a hollow pumpkin on Matsuri’s head. While the segment appears to have started in an impromptu show in another middle school in between, it quickly reveals the attempts of Ecchan to tell Matsuri that her family is about to leave. Eventually, the gunfire was plying, and Ecchan tore off the pumpkin from Matsuri’s head. The face she made underneath was one of the most devastating things I’ve ever seen.

This episode City animation It’s fun, real, heartbreaking, and I love it. This is the joy, pain and period of life presented by imagining the most fashionable lens. This episode and the anime that’s extensive everything is making it a worthwhile experience and I can’t help but love it.

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