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May 22, 2019 1:20 PM
#151
I've watched the OG and read the entire manga but this almost made my eyes water and pissed me off like I'd never seen it before. Fucking tragic. |
May 22, 2019 4:17 PM
#152
Mattinator95 said: don't see why i bother commenting on discussions threads especially questions if hardly anyone will actually answer them ( i mean in general) Regarding your original question wheter you should watch the old adaptation or not, probably the best answer is to check it up for yourself, try a few episodes and see if you like it. Just because it changes stuff or completely takes away stuff from the manga doesn't mean it's a bad thing. Manga in general is far from being perfect and changes sometimes are for the better (look at K-ON! adaptation) The 2001 adaptation had more comedic moments, but it also helps as relief for the bigger drama parts, and the contrast of both comedy and drama hit harder in the big moments. Read the comments of a few of us who think that way in this episode discussion. The music in the 2001 adaptation had a lot more prescence and boosts up a lot the pain and sorrow from the characters in the drama parts. Also as I pointed out, and so did a few others in this thread, some events have better reasoning and pathing in the 2001 adaptation compared to the story so far in this new adaptation. Edit: the original adaptation played only a small part of a longer running manga on just 26 episodes. Just because it wasn't finished doesn't mean it's not worth the time, quite the opposite, I'd say that the 2001 Fruits Basket it's all about the ride, not the destination. |
KimurahMay 22, 2019 4:37 PM
May 22, 2019 4:18 PM
#153
Hatoriโs story is darn sad, I felt way too much of that for him. Akito seems to be a family villain, probably with a tragic backstory or bad curse |
May 22, 2019 4:32 PM
#154
Amyyw said: Well.. I believe ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN so I DON'T THINK IT'S ABSURD x) Oh I've accepted it.. I just don't think it's a big deal? Some of ya'll act like it was the worst thing that they ever saw when no story is going to be perfect. Not now, not ever... Also, I dont understand why some people that have read the manga/watched the old version are complaining about this event when you all clearly knew it was going to happen x) Well, it would be like asking a food critic how's the lobster? how's the steak? how about that salad? and the critic answers "they are all great". Later on you discover that he's got some weird clinical condition to wich all the food good or bad tastes exactly the same to the critic. He's not a good judge, his evaluation it's "pointless" because there's no bar and everything tastes the same. And no, we're not acting like it's the worst thing posible, and no one in here asked or talked about Perfection. But the bar must be set somewhere in order to stablish if the storytelling is good and or credible for wider audiences, not just people that have no standards. |
KimurahMay 22, 2019 4:39 PM
May 22, 2019 5:48 PM
#155
two words: I CRIED |
โMay those who accept their fate be granted Happiness, may those who defy their fate be granted Glory.โ |
May 22, 2019 11:03 PM
#156
May 23, 2019 12:34 AM
#157
Kimurah said: Mattinator95 said: don't see why i bother commenting on discussions threads especially questions if hardly anyone will actually answer them ( i mean in general) Regarding your original question wheter you should watch the old adaptation or not, probably the best answer is to check it up for yourself, try a few episodes and see if you like it. Just because it changes stuff or completely takes away stuff from the manga doesn't mean it's a bad thing. Manga in general is far from being perfect and changes sometimes are for the better (look at K-ON! adaptation) The 2001 adaptation had more comedic moments, but it also helps as relief for the bigger drama parts, and the contrast of both comedy and drama hit harder in the big moments. Read the comments of a few of us who think that way in this episode discussion. The music in the 2001 adaptation had a lot more prescence and boosts up a lot the pain and sorrow from the characters in the drama parts. Also as I pointed out, and so did a few others in this thread, some events have better reasoning and pathing in the 2001 adaptation compared to the story so far in this new adaptation. Edit: the original adaptation played only a small part of a longer running manga on just 26 episodes. Just because it wasn't finished doesn't mean it's not worth the time, quite the opposite, I'd say that the 2001 Fruits Basket it's all about the ride, not the destination. Ok cool ๐ just the reply I was waiting for I'll give original a watch soon I don't really watch this genre so so this is kinda my first try . And I haven't watched K-On or read the source material so I have no clue what you are referring too. What episodes of the remake will start following the manga where the orginal didn't ? |
Mattinator95May 23, 2019 12:39 AM
May 23, 2019 5:29 PM
#158
Pretty interesting episode, some good information was revealed lol |
โI love heroes, but I don't want to be one. Do you even know what a hero is!? For example, you have some meat. Pirates will feast on the meat, but the hero will distribute it among the people! I want to eat the meat!โ - Monkey D. Luffy |
May 23, 2019 10:45 PM
#159
as and old fan and someone who has read the manga countless of times, this episode really, really annoyed me. in general, i'm really not happy with the changes of things they have added and the way they have added scenes from the future to fit in when they're not supposed to annoys me to no end. and the fact that they changed the way tohru saw akito.... just.... i fear the rest of the series now |
May 24, 2019 2:40 AM
#160
I liked how that scene was more faithful to the manga, but they shouldn't have had his bandage fall off and the impact would have been a bit stronger. The music was better in the 2001 adaptation, but other than that I think this version adapted Hatori's backstory a lot better. Beautiful shots of scenery and how she touched his eye before he erased her memory was great. Despite my small issues I had with it, I think this is the best episode of this adaptation so far. |
BlareyMay 24, 2019 3:00 AM
May 24, 2019 7:01 AM
#161
thebond_thecurse said: Julianne_san said: FuMomo-kun said: Hatori's backstory was more clichรฉd than sad. Is there a seahorse in Chinese zodiac? Both people that accept the Souma family are quite similar. It would have been better if they added some differences between the two girls to make them feel more real. They even sound alike! The story feels like something I have heard countless times to the point it gets tedious. Hope it gets better because I don't want to dislike an anime with such a beautiful art. I hate to say this, but if you aren't liking any of the "cliche" type stories. This isn't the one for you. This is based off a manga written in the late 90's and early 2000's, and they are trying to do the manga justice. So it as a lot of cliche elements. I've read the manga and watched the anime, and if you don't like it already, you probably won't later either. I'm used to the storyline and I mostly love this story for the characters, not particularly because of the "uniqueness" perse to the story itself, though it is. I'm just saying, it's an older story, from an older manga. So don't get your hopes up, or just enjoy it for what it is. I have to firmly disagree. I think the story is incredibly unique and I really don't see much about the writing itself that dates it terribly. It is timeless in its own way and there's a reason it's gotten this revival. I have never seen a story that has the same narrative element as what the Sohma curse turns out to be, or that was written with such flawlessly interwoven character complexity, or that could portray abuse and trauma which such nuance and realism through a lens of such brilliantly crafted symbolism. And I think it sets up cliches and tropes in the beginning so that it can purposefully subvert them later on. But hey, to each their own. Opinion isn't fact though and the way people view stories is hardly universal so I wouldn't tell someone they should drop a show just based on your own take that it is cliche throughout, which is something I think many people would disagree with you on. You're right. I absolutely love this show and the meaning behind it. My last comment was written by me on a bad and grumpy day. I guess I was just annoyed because people get tired of stories so quickly, or label them before they've even had time to see the full story develop. The middle/end of the story too, is where many of the twists are. But I really like this story, and you're absolutely right. Thank you for your pleasant rebuttal. :) |
May 24, 2019 7:58 AM
#162
DAMN AKITO MOTHERFVCKER. i really really really feel bad for hatori...its one unbearable sacrifice. that part when he heard that kana would be engaged is heart crushing. that im willing to freeze in ice stuff really got me. i think..there wont be a happy ending for hatori though..I really feel bad ... |
May 24, 2019 8:11 AM
#163
Julianne_san said: thebond_thecurse said: Julianne_san said: FuMomo-kun said: Hatori's backstory was more clichรฉd than sad. Is there a seahorse in Chinese zodiac? Both people that accept the Souma family are quite similar. It would have been better if they added some differences between the two girls to make them feel more real. They even sound alike! The story feels like something I have heard countless times to the point it gets tedious. Hope it gets better because I don't want to dislike an anime with such a beautiful art. I hate to say this, but if you aren't liking any of the "cliche" type stories. This isn't the one for you. This is based off a manga written in the late 90's and early 2000's, and they are trying to do the manga justice. So it as a lot of cliche elements. I've read the manga and watched the anime, and if you don't like it already, you probably won't later either. I'm used to the storyline and I mostly love this story for the characters, not particularly because of the "uniqueness" perse to the story itself, though it is. I'm just saying, it's an older story, from an older manga. So don't get your hopes up, or just enjoy it for what it is. I have to firmly disagree. I think the story is incredibly unique and I really don't see much about the writing itself that dates it terribly. It is timeless in its own way and there's a reason it's gotten this revival. I have never seen a story that has the same narrative element as what the Sohma curse turns out to be, or that was written with such flawlessly interwoven character complexity, or that could portray abuse and trauma which such nuance and realism through a lens of such brilliantly crafted symbolism. And I think it sets up cliches and tropes in the beginning so that it can purposefully subvert them later on. But hey, to each their own. Opinion isn't fact though and the way people view stories is hardly universal so I wouldn't tell someone they should drop a show just based on your own take that it is cliche throughout, which is something I think many people would disagree with you on. You're right. I absolutely love this show and the meaning behind it. My last comment was written by me on a bad and grumpy day. I guess I was just annoyed because people get tired of stories so quickly, or label them before they've even had time to see the full story develop. The middle/end of the story too, is where many of the twists are. But I really like this story, and you're absolutely right. Thank you for your pleasant rebuttal. :) @fumomo you should cut that crap. of all the things you can say in this discussion all you say that its cliche? BETTER not watch this show. you'll just get trashed with that kind of comments. why dont you enjoy the show and dont sweat the details?^_^ |
May 24, 2019 8:14 AM
#164
keimaxchihiro said: Julianne_san said: thebond_thecurse said: Julianne_san said: FuMomo-kun said: Hatori's backstory was more clichรฉd than sad. Is there a seahorse in Chinese zodiac? Both people that accept the Souma family are quite similar. It would have been better if they added some differences between the two girls to make them feel more real. They even sound alike! The story feels like something I have heard countless times to the point it gets tedious. Hope it gets better because I don't want to dislike an anime with such a beautiful art. I hate to say this, but if you aren't liking any of the "cliche" type stories. This isn't the one for you. This is based off a manga written in the late 90's and early 2000's, and they are trying to do the manga justice. So it as a lot of cliche elements. I've read the manga and watched the anime, and if you don't like it already, you probably won't later either. I'm used to the storyline and I mostly love this story for the characters, not particularly because of the "uniqueness" perse to the story itself, though it is. I'm just saying, it's an older story, from an older manga. So don't get your hopes up, or just enjoy it for what it is. I have to firmly disagree. I think the story is incredibly unique and I really don't see much about the writing itself that dates it terribly. It is timeless in its own way and there's a reason it's gotten this revival. I have never seen a story that has the same narrative element as what the Sohma curse turns out to be, or that was written with such flawlessly interwoven character complexity, or that could portray abuse and trauma which such nuance and realism through a lens of such brilliantly crafted symbolism. And I think it sets up cliches and tropes in the beginning so that it can purposefully subvert them later on. But hey, to each their own. Opinion isn't fact though and the way people view stories is hardly universal so I wouldn't tell someone they should drop a show just based on your own take that it is cliche throughout, which is something I think many people would disagree with you on. You're right. I absolutely love this show and the meaning behind it. My last comment was written by me on a bad and grumpy day. I guess I was just annoyed because people get tired of stories so quickly, or label them before they've even had time to see the full story develop. The middle/end of the story too, is where many of the twists are. But I really like this story, and you're absolutely right. Thank you for your pleasant rebuttal. :) @fumomo you should cut that crap. of all the things you can say in this discussion all you say that its cliche? BETTER not watch this show. you'll just get trashed with that kind of comments. why dont you enjoy the show and dont sweat the details?^_^ keimaxchihiro said: [quote=keimaxchihiro]Julianne_san said: thebond_thecurse said: Julianne_san said: FuMomo-kun said: Hatori's backstory was more clichรฉd than sad. Is there a seahorse in Chinese zodiac? Both people that accept the Souma family are quite similar. It would have been better if they added some differences between the two girls to make them feel more real. They even sound alike! The story feels like something I have heard countless times to the point it gets tedious. Hope it gets better because I don't want to dislike an anime with such a beautiful art. I hate to say this, but if you aren't liking any of the "cliche" type stories. This isn't the one for you. This is based off a manga written in the late 90's and early 2000's, and they are trying to do the manga justice. So it as a lot of cliche elements. I've read the manga and watched the anime, and if you don't like it already, you probably won't later either. I'm used to the storyline and I mostly love this story for the characters, not particularly because of the "uniqueness" perse to the story itself, though it is. I'm just saying, it's an older story, from an older manga. So don't get your hopes up, or just enjoy it for what it is. I have to firmly disagree. I think the story is incredibly unique and I really don't see much about the writing itself that dates it terribly. It is timeless in its own way and there's a reason it's gotten this revival. I have never seen a story that has the same narrative element as what the Sohma curse turns out to be, or that was written with such flawlessly interwoven character complexity, or that could portray abuse and trauma which such nuance and realism through a lens of such brilliantly crafted symbolism. And I think it sets up cliches and tropes in the beginning so that it can purposefully subvert them later on. But hey, to each their own. Opinion isn't fact though and the way people view stories is hardly universal so I wouldn't tell someone they should drop a show just based on your own take that it is cliche throughout, which is something I think many people would disagree with you on. You're right. I absolutely love this show and the meaning behind it. My last comment was written by me on a bad and grumpy day. I guess I was just annoyed because people get tired of stories so quickly, or label them before they've even had time to see the full story develop. The middle/end of the story too, is where many of the twists are. But I really like this story, and you're absolutely right. Thank you for your pleasant rebuttal. :) @fumomo you should cut that crap. of all the things you can say in this discussion all you say that its cliche? BETTER not watch this show. you'll just get trashed with that kind of comments. why dont you enjoy the show and dont sweat the details?^_^ Julianne_san said: thebond_thecurse said: Julianne_san said: FuMomo-kun said: Hatori's backstory was more clichรฉd than sad. Is there a seahorse in Chinese zodiac? Both people that accept the Souma family are quite similar. It would have been better if they added some differences between the two girls to make them feel more real. They even sound alike! The story feels like something I have heard countless times to the point it gets tedious. Hope it gets better because I don't want to dislike an anime with such a beautiful art. I hate to say this, but if you aren't liking any of the "cliche" type stories. This isn't the one for you. This is based off a manga written in the late 90's and early 2000's, and they are trying to do the manga justice. So it as a lot of cliche elements. I've read the manga and watched the anime, and if you don't like it already, you probably won't later either. I'm used to the storyline and I mostly love this story for the characters, not particularly because of the "uniqueness" perse to the story itself, though it is. I'm just saying, it's an older story, from an older manga. So don't get your hopes up, or just enjoy it for what it is. I have to firmly disagree. I think the story is incredibly unique and I really don't see much about the writing itself that dates it terribly. It is timeless in its own way and there's a reason it's gotten this revival. I have never seen a story that has the same narrative element as what the Sohma curse turns out to be, or that was written with such flawlessly interwoven character complexity, or that could portray abuse and trauma which such nuance and realism through a lens of such brilliantly crafted symbolism. And I think it sets up cliches and tropes in the beginning so that it can purposefully subvert them later on. But hey, to each their own. Opinion isn't fact though and the way people view stories is hardly universal so I wouldn't tell someone they should drop a show just based on your own take that it is cliche throughout, which is something I think many people would disagree with you on. You're right. I absolutely love this show and the meaning behind it. My last comment was written by me on a bad and grumpy day. I guess I was just annoyed because people get tired of stories so quickly, or label them before they've even had time to see the full story develop. The middle/end of the story too, is where many of the twists are. But I really like this story, and you're absolutely right. Thank you for your pleasant rebuttal. :) @fumomo you should cut that crap. of all the things you can say in this discussion all you say that its cliche? BETTER not watch this show. you'll just get trashed with that kind of comments. why dont you enjoy the show and dont sweat the details?^_^ ALSO. according to either Chinese or Japanese mythology.. seahorses are baby dragons please do some research before spouting something |
May 24, 2019 10:43 PM
#165
i had actually forgotten what was hatori's animal. i was struggling to remind what happended to the dragon, - my chinese sign - in this series and well... it was a surprise. fruits basket is my weekly dose of sweetness, but, i have to admit - and i swear it's the last time i'll say it - i really miss the old soundtrack. [some people here are too passionate about discussions, jeez...] |
May 25, 2019 5:57 AM
#166
Kimurah said: Another episode in my own biased opinion that the old adaptation did it better. I really don't like the way Okitsu Kazuyuki voices Hatori's lines, he sounds so monotonous and lifeless. All of his lines sound the same in terms of emotion, he almost sounds like a "shonen character" trying to sound badass, and that really ticks me off. Inoue Kazuhiko had a threatening but softer voice and also was able to portray regret and sorrow in the most important moments of Hatori's arc. u erasing Kana's memories. . This. I'm glad I'm not the only one. Hatori is one of my favorite Fruits Basket characters, so I had high anticipations when he showed up but I was let down almost immediately. Last episode, I thought his voice was too deep, but gave him a chance. This episode confirmed his VA as a miscast (in my books). Hatori needs that mysterious, raspy, yet gentle and sad voice. He's supposed to sound cold and sad, not like a cocky asshole/bad guy in a shounen anime. Personally, this ruined the mood of the episode for me, and it didn't have the same effect/charm as the old one. I cried my eyes out when I saw the original, but felt nothing this time around. I think I might just go back and watch the original for satisfactions sake. Edit: Okay I rewatched the original and can confirm that it's indeed better and wasn't made to be better in my memory. I wish they kept in the part where Kana and Hatori would do little things for each other behind their backs, like him putting his jacket on her, and her leaving gifts hidden in his books, cause it shows how he gradually warmed up to her instead of this version where he just says that he fell in love with her and cuts to her finding out about the curse. I'm enjoying the new adaption, but I feel like the pacing is too fast and the serene ambiance that is the essence of the manga/original anime is missing. |
PankeikkiMay 25, 2019 6:29 AM
May 26, 2019 3:29 PM
#167
One of the best episodes so far. Hatori's story hit me hard. Only complaint was the scene where Kana is walking beside Hatori, looked extremely far-fetched. 4/5. |
May 26, 2019 4:29 PM
#168
May 26, 2019 5:08 PM
#169
heart breaker. Really enjoying the intricacies though. |
May 27, 2019 3:33 PM
#170
May 27, 2019 5:13 PM
#171
Such a heavy episode. My heart breaks for Hatori. Such a hard situation. |
May 28, 2019 3:45 AM
#172
Wasn't a fan of Hatori's voice, honestly. Way too monotone. |
May 28, 2019 7:38 PM
#173
Really sad ;( Hatori had to NTR himself because of Akito Fuck. Showing Hatori x Kana's backstory and them loving each other only to get shit over by Akito and forced to erase Kana's memories AND to have them showing Kana about to marry to another random dude while still saying she used to love Hatori... WHILE the other girls didn't know anything and says "Don't cheat on your Honey now"... just made me angry about this episode. /angryface Because this only makes it so Hatori is FOREVERALONE and will NEVER reunite with Kana EVERAGAIN. |
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May 29, 2019 2:31 PM
#174
"I'll be snow in a world without spring, frozen until the day I die." :'( This episode hit me in the feels, man. There's been some mild feels hitherto, but this is the one that really did it. No tears, but I was pretty close. |
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May 29, 2019 11:17 PM
#175
Damn, what a touching episode this was! Hatoriโs had a really tough love life and some of the quotes, such as โIโm willing to be frozen in scow from now until I die. So please. Please. Let her find happiness.โ, are just super depressing! And that scene where they met a couple years later when he congratulated her after that little jolt in his hands, damn. Looks like Tohru-kun is mystically very alike to Kana. I wonder whatโs the deal with Akito though, it was definitely her in the car right? Something about the โShe wonโt even be able to lift the curseโ scene during the rejection of the marriage proposal definitely hints that she tried to help him instead but then the insistence to wipe out her memory was -_-. I wished theyd show more scenes of Kana and Hatori though, kind of felt like theyโre rushing the source material to just get the point across in a haphazard manner. Loved the little Shigure and Hatori bromance though lol. Anyway, Tohru seems to be fazed by the โcurseโ true nature but her unwavering feeling of staying with Shigure, Yuki and Kyo is still strong and thatโs good to see! |
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May 30, 2019 8:11 AM
#176
I didn't realize how handsome Shigure was until he was standing next to Hatori in the doorway. Hatori's so attractive that he even takes his buddies to the next level XD But then again, Shigure's jokes fell flat and just seemed inappropriate in the scheme of the overall episode. I think a disapproving stare from Hatori (or both Tohru and Hatori) for three seconds would have given it the humorous touch the writers were going for. |
These faces are so cute that I might just leave them here (#`ะยด)ยดโ`)๏ฝฅฯ๏ฝฅ) ๏พะ๏พ)๏พโ๏พ)๏ฝฅโ๏ฝฅ)๏ฟฃ๏ฝฐ๏ฟฃ)ยด_ใ`) |
May 31, 2019 10:24 PM
#177
Hatori backstory huh. It was nice, I guess. I didn't like it so much. We know more about Akito. |
NurguburuMay 31, 2019 10:29 PM
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Jun 2, 2019 3:33 AM
#178
Fudge. I really didnโt want to see this episode. I canโt bare watching Hatoriโs pain and loss. Everything is a major feelstrip. I canโt wait for him to finally obtain happiness again. ;__; |
Jun 7, 2019 9:35 PM
#179
sakibear said: Wah... I donโt think I liked this one. Maybe iโm just biased but I believe the original did it best. I spent the whole episode saying โwait! No thats not how it happened!โ I know I shouldnโt because duh its a remake but I honestly couldnโt help it. I just didnโt enjoy it honestly. I liked the other episodes a lot but eh this one fell short for me. And also: FUCKING MOMIJIโS VOICE IS GOD AWFUL I THOUGHT IT WOULD GROW ON ME BUT IT STILL HASNโT. ;-; MY BABY BOY same. I couldn't get into this episode and Hatori's voice... |
Jun 9, 2019 5:22 PM
#180
Poor Hatori. The curse hurts... I don't remember the seahorse being part of the Zodiac... Oh, so the seahorse resembles the dragon? Now that's just inconvenient having Kana walking behind you and talking about her love life... That was Akito in the car, right? Well whatever the curse is, we know that if you are cursed you're gonna get cucked. Welp, Hatori is the guy I relate to the most now... |
Jun 12, 2019 9:34 AM
#181
Jul 1, 2019 12:10 PM
#182
Hatori x Tohru is my ship from now on, don't think that will change easily. |
Jul 11, 2019 4:27 PM
#183
Aug 1, 2019 5:15 AM
#184
The episode hit me right in the chest. I almost forgot Hatori's backstory is one of the saddest between the Sohmas. |
Aug 11, 2019 12:11 PM
#185
So, what about Hatori stop treating Akito and let everything run its course?... Now, jokes aside, it's obvious there is more to add to the whole picture but so far, Akito seems to be the only one who gives this "curse" its reason to be. He already looks like the kind of character who has to deal with some quite tragic past so now, I feel more interested in knowing his side of the story. His outburst also makes me wonder what other implications this curse may cause... Does Kyou's "true form" has anything to do with it? Uhm... Anyways, leaving that aside, I really loved the storytelling in this episode. Hatori's backstory sure was sad and I felt genuinely bad for him but at the same time, I'm somewhat glad things ended up well for Kana, who now has a new fiance. Furthermore, I also liked the optimistic tone the episode had in the end, which gave me hopes that Hatori might be able to find happiness once again. Or at least, that's what I hope. Overall, it was another fantastic episode. |
Aug 19, 2019 1:23 AM
#186
Powerful episode. This show is amazing. |
Aug 28, 2019 12:51 PM
#187
chuuable said: After this episode I remembered how much I genuinely hated akito back then. Same here, I don't remember if my feelings changed after the end, coz I don't remember... but I guess it didn't. |
Sep 14, 2019 12:36 AM
#188
Nov 16, 2019 11:00 AM
#189
Akito is the curse; what a fucking cunt |
๐ผ ๐จ๐ค๐ช๐ฃ๐ ๐จ๐ค๐ช๐ก ๐๐ฌ๐๐ก๐ก๐จ ๐ฌ๐๐ฉ๐๐๐ฃ ๐ ๐จ๐ค๐ช๐ฃ๐ ๐ข๐๐ฃ๐ ๐๐ฃ๐ ๐ ๐จ๐ค๐ช๐ฃ๐ ๐๐ค๐๐ฎ |
Dec 1, 2019 7:56 AM
#190
Dec 5, 2019 4:33 AM
#191
Yikes Haa's past is pretty painful! |
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Jan 25, 2020 3:11 PM
#192
Itโs the most beautiful thing to watch someone come alive through love. It breaks my heart every time I watch it, but I would watch it every day if I could. I also love what they added to it this time around. It hit twice as hard but made it even more complete. |
Feb 14, 2020 5:03 AM
#193
Hatori is a cool guy and damn did he have it rough. His story hit me. I already dislike this Akito person. |
Feb 17, 2020 9:02 AM
#194
The worst part was when kana was walking right by him at the end. That was fucking depressing. good lord that is sad. |
Mar 27, 2020 11:49 PM
#195
That was heartbreaking and made me feel kind of empty. Hatori's backstory was so sad and tragic. He really loved Kana and I don't understand why Akito was so against it especially since Kana seems to be a Soma too? Sure, she's an outside Soma but so is Kyo. I wish Kana would not have blamed herself so much. I'm sure Hatori never blamed her. The guilt was slowly killing her. This hit me almost as hard as in Code Geass when Lelouch wiped Shirley's memories. At the very least, Kana seems to have found happiness. I wish they had talked or something. It still feels wrong that Kana doesn't remember a thing and never will. Hatori really loves her. And Kana it seems still does like Hatori even though she doesn't remember a thing. I guess that just shows her love was true. This is my favourite episode so far, and has made Hatori my favourite character. Damn the feels. |
Apr 2, 2020 1:46 AM
#196
Why Akito... Sad episode :( |
Apr 2, 2020 11:19 PM
#197
May 9, 2020 8:02 PM
#198
Hatori and Shigure are really like BFFs. But geez, Hatori's backstory makes me really sad. And Akito is so violent I think he hurt the other Soma's too. I hope Hatori will be happy too. (โฅ๏นโฅ) |
โ โโโ ๐๐ฐ๐ธ ๐ค๐ข๐ฏ ๐ ๐ฃ๐ณ๐ช๐ฏ๐จ ๐ฑ๐ฆ๐ข๐ค๐ฆ ๐ต๐ฐ ๐ฎ๐บ ๐ฉ๐ฆ๐ข๐ณ๐ต? ๐๐ฉ๐ฆ๐ฏ ๐ ๐ต๐ฉ๐ช๐ฏ๐ฌ ๐ข๐ฃ๐ฐ๐ถ๐ต ๐ช๐ต ๐ฆ๐ท๐ฆ๐ณ๐บ ๐ฅ๐ข๐บ? |
Jul 5, 2020 3:28 PM
#199
I'M NOT CRYING, YOU'RE CRYING!!!!!!! Huuuu... (เฒฅ๏นเฒฅ) HatoriXKana always gets to me. Always. ;A; Also, Kana'as old hair looked way better haha. Poor Hari ;~; |
Jul 20, 2020 12:11 AM
#200
Hatori... Your English voice actor may sound like the Unsolved Mysteries tv show host, but holy crap you're a softy. "She was my spring. She was my new season." That made even me melt. And then "I'll be snow in a world without spring"? Talk about water works. Akito, jeebus. Don't be such an a-hole. Something about a curse... Hmm... I guess Kyoko (I mean Tohru) will eventually break it. Haha Shigure and Hatori are just older versions of Yuki and Kyo. Best friends that will never admit they're best friends. Thought Tohru was gonna be run over for a second... |
HagePotPotatoJul 20, 2020 12:22 AM
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