Still the only anime I know of that actually used a live track or at least sounded live. If this were in other anime Iwasawa would be playing unplugged solo but you would hear 3 voices and a full band.
This One Anime Song always PULLS AT MY HEART STRINGS ! EVEN AFTER YEARS AFTER THIS ANIME ENDED ?. MY SONG IS THAT SONG FOR ME AND THE ORIGINAL JAPANESE VERSION IS A LOT BETTER THAN THE DUBBED VERSION BY MILES ?.
I think that the similarities between Iwasawa and Yui is that both of them inspired to do something wonderful with music and yet cruel fate cause their early demise. Only in afterlife they managed to do so yet either it is too late or not, it doesn't matter
This anime was conflicting emotionally. On the one hand you want them to move on and be at peace. On the other hand, you have no idea if they will ever see their friends from purgatory again.
Chris, what's the most heart-rending anime you've ever seen? Angel Beats Literally God's apology to the children who had to die as part of the "grand plan". And this. This is the most heart breaking moment, when you find out how she died, second only to the MC asking to borrow a pen to fill out his organ donor info on his ID.
@@xlonely_goatx4623 As a fellow Chris I will say that Clannad and Angel Beats are almost on the same level in this department. With Clannad we cried more because it has more episodes. "Your Lie in April" is a masterpiece, but it can't compare in the tears department. Beautiful music, amazing characters, but the ending was nowhere even close to the others (I didn't even care about her at that point), and the rest of the series still doesn't hit as hard compared to these. A few more to make your heart requesting leave: (in no particular order) -Violet Evergarden (one of the greatest of all time) -A Silent Voice (Movie. I watched it back-to-back with "Your Name") -True Tears -Shion no Ou (underrated gem) -Shelter (this is just a short MV, but it's a fricking masterpiece) -Nana (classic) -Hal (Movie) -Fruits Basket (watch the remake) -ef - a tale of melodies -ef - a tale of memories -No Game No Life: Zero (this is the prequel movie, and it's probably the best anime movie ever) -Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms (Movie) -Romeo x Juliet (one of the most underrated anime series ever) That's all I can't remember from my soul-crushing list for now. Feel free to suggest more (you don't need to be an amazing Chris like us, just to like anime).
There's something I would like to understand regarding reincarnation. Is it possible for the souls of two people who were not related to become family in the new bodies ? I want to know, because in a fanfic of mine, I want to make Yuri and Iwasawa related in their new lives.
Buddhist here! Yeah it's possible. Anything is, really. I saw someone theorize that you could even be reincarnated in a different time. Like someone could die in the 2000s and be reborn in the 50s, because time is a mortal construct and doesn't exist in Nirvana.
@@crowskinned thank you for your insight. I really want to integrate some of the cast in a crossover mini saga I'm wtiting, and I want to explore different impications ressurection brings: -Different time periods; -Entirely different new people; -Falling back into habits from a previous reincarnation; -A more fulfilled person. -A person who's too much the same, but has a new chance to change. Would you like to know the cast ?
