Color me surprised, expected this to be one of the OVA episodes since it is the most episodic and disconnected to Violet's character arc out of the remaining stories. Not complaining since this was one of my favorite chapters next to chapter 3 and 10.They definitely made this more emotionally resonant by actually fleshing out Violet with the past 9 episodes and having her overcome her grief specifically last episode helps add to her character and this episode alot. By making Ann more childish made her more believable as well since she was a bit too mature for her age in the novel.Nice little changes that add so much to the authenticity to the characters then their novel counterparts. Like adding the little joke from Oscar's story to Ann's, with Violet being confused for a doll to play up her childishness more.
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Also instead of Violet doing maintenance on her pistol its her arm instead, allowing Ann to be more invested in the doll narrative then in the novel where Violet just scares Ann with her pistol. It also gives Violet room in the narrative to be more human then in the novels where she is soldier mode 100% of the time and throwing freaking throwing knives at a tree in her free time.Please next chapter be Aiden's story please. They've adapted Chapter 2! This one probably has the best ending out of all chapters imo.
Although it was a bit predictable, I really liked the mom's massive efforts to write the numerous letters for her daughter to be seen after her death.There were some minor differences, for example Ann didn't run away in the novel, but I think it was a good addition since it showed how much she cares for her mother.I think they made Ann a bit more childish in the anime, but I'm happy they didn't go over the top.Also VE's score seems to be going up again, last time I checked it was 8.39, now it's 8.41. I don't see why they wouldn't do that one in the next episode. There is chapter 5, but that one seems a bit too disjointed to do it. I think they won't adapt that one. Chapter 9 is unlikely as well because I don't think they would want to add an extra character who has basically the same role as Erica and Iris. Chapter 11 is a bit too similar to episode 4, which was about Iris' party.
But who knows they might do it. Chapter 11, 12 and 13 can be done later on. Then there's chapter 7, but that would mean making Gilbert alive, so if they're going to make him dead they shouldn't do that one. Most likely one is therefore Chapter 3.
They've adapted Chapter 2! This one probably has the best ending out of all chapters imo. Although it was a bit predictable, I really liked the mom's massive efforts to write the numerous letters for her daughter to be seen after her death.There were some minor differences, for example Ann didn't run away in the novel, but I think it was a good addition since it showed how much she cares for her mother.I think they made Ann a bit more childish in the anime, but I'm happy they didn't go over the top.Also VE's score seems to be going up again, last time I checked it was 8.39, now it's 8.41. I don't see why they wouldn't do that one in the next episode. There is chapter 5, but that one seems a bit too disjointed to do it. I think they won't adapt that one. Chapter 10 is unlikely as well because I don't think they would want to add an extra character who has basically the same role as Erica and Iris.
Chapter 11 is a bit too similar to episode 4, which was about Iris' party. But who knows they might do it. Chapter 12 and 13 can be done later on. Then there's chapter 7, but that would mean making Gilbert alive, so if they're going to make him dead they shouldn't do that one.
Most likely one is therefore Chapter 3.I think my prediction from last episode discussion is still on track. Chapter 5 and 10, you seem to have the same reasoning as me on why it shouldn't even be adapated since it really adds nothing to the adaptation.I see next episode adapting Aiden's story from chapter 3. Ep 11 covering chapter 5 with the prison story(I beg you this is my favorite chapter in the whole novel D:!). Ep 12 covering ch 11-12 with the flying letters (they may have to tweak it depending on how they let certain events play out for the finale but its doable). Ch 11 -12 not only do what you just said but it also provide more development between Violet and Cattleya.
Although Cattleya does know the basic gist of Violet's situation, those chapters go a bit deeper.I can get why you like chapter 5, it is pretty different compared to the other chapters in the sense that it doesn't end with a joyful or emotional ending like most of the other ones do. Edward is probably the most mysterious character, and the way he carried out his conversation with Violet was interesting.Btw, thanks for the friend request! I was actually planning to send you a friend request a while ago. But I was a bit hesitant, thinking you might reject it. I guess you sending it first solved my problem! Ch 11 -12 not only do what you just said but it also provide more development between Violet and Cattleya.
Although Cattleya does know the basic gist of Violet's situation, those chapters go a bit deeper.I can get why you like chapter 5, it is pretty different compared to the other chapters in the sense that it doesn't end with a joyful or emotional ending like most of the other ones do. Edward is probably the most mysterious character, and the way he carried out his conversation with Violet was interesting.Btw, thanks for the friend request! I was actually planning to send you a friend request a while ago. But I was a bit hesitant, thinking you might reject it. I guess you sending it first solved my problem!
That was one incredibly emotional episode. Ann's mother couldn't have left her any more wonderful parting gift.
I already saw everything coming yet I couldn't hold back my tears throughout the second half of episode. I thought I had cried enough in this anime already but boy I was wrong.
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TTViolet's effort truly became timeless. I was wondering if Violet went back to being emotionless but she was actually holding everything in for the sake of Ann and her mother. And everything poured out once she completed her duty. TTI will be honest here. The series is now really testing my resolve of holding back from giving this anime a 10/10. Good Job KyoAni going from Hero to Zero again, what an annoying little brat you had to focus on.
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SighYes, I Understand her situation and that she's a little girl. But you don't have to make her that annoying. That just backfiresBtw, if you are going to state the same thing a lot of people had told me already, please read my replies. Oh no, the episodes with the side characters and overdramatic scenes returns. Well, let's talk about it.First, uh, that little brat is more mean and annoying than Charlotte from episode 5. She made the episode so hard to follow.
Please, don't come back. LOL when she tries to attack Violet, i laughed when that scene was supposed to be sad or wherever.
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Second, Violet's dialogue about the tea was another funny scene. Third, I don't care about the mother-little brat relation because i just meet them in this episode. Another generic melodramatic episode that adds nothing. 2/5PD: someone know where came from the robotics arms of Violet?
Did I miss something? That was one incredibly emotional episode. Ann's mother couldn't have left her any more wonderful parting gift. I already saw everything coming yet I couldn't hold back my tears throughout the second half of episode.
I thought I had cried enough in this anime already but boy I was wrong. TTViolet's effort truly became timeless. I was wondering if Violet went back to being emotionless but she was actually holding everything in for the sake of Ann and her mother. And everything poured out once she completed her duty. TTI will be honest here. The series is now really testing my resolve of holding back from giving this anime a 10/10.I was exactly like Violet here.omg.I was trying to hold back on my emotions during most of the episode, but when Violet broke down in tears because she had to hold back her emotions during that entire time with the girl's family, I could no longer hold back my own tears.I consider myself a manly man, but god damn, I broke down:(Not even the likes of stuff like Anohana or Plastic Memories hit me that hard with emotions.
Oh no, the episodes with the side characters and overdramatic scenes returns. Well, let's talk about it.First, uh, that little brat is more mean and annoying than Charlotte from episode 5.
She made the episode so hard to follow. Please, don't come back. LOL when she tries to attack Violet, i laughed when that scene was supposed to be sad or wherever. Second, Violet's dialogue about the tea was another funny scene. Third, i don't care about the mother-little brat relation because i just meet her in this episode.
Another generic melodramatic episode that adds nothing. 2/5PD: someone know where came from the robotics arms of Violet? Did i miss something? What the fuck y'all. I haven’t cried this much tears since Plastic Memories.
This was such a wonderful and well-crafted episode, and I’m glad that I can understand the context of the first ever Violet Evergarden PV now of the girl and why she was hitting Violet.I think that Violet Evergarden has made use of every episode in a formulaic way, with episode 9 being the episode where Violet moves on with life, now that she realizes that Gilbert (is likely) dead. This episode was wonderfully placed as being the next episode, since Violet now understands how deep parental love can be (due to episode 7 with the man and his daughter, and her own experience with Gilbert, understanding how hard it is for the one who’s left behind, now that she’s been developed and understands these emotions in both perspectives with if the parent is left behind, or child, as someone who knew nothing about love, to someone who knew what love was). It works very well as the episode after episode 9 also, because Violet can finally take into consideration how her feelings and the feelings of her client can come together to form something beautiful, since she now understands what those feelings they hold dear are.Violet wouldn’t have been as considerate towards the girl if this had been placed before her development in episode 9. Violet wouldn’t have shed those tears nor felt such a burdening sense of sorrow if this had been placed before her development in episode 9. Because this was placed after, it was such a realistic way of creating subtle emotional values of Violet and her actions towards everyone, and her views of them herself.I’m quite curious on where they plan to go on from this point of. I was hoping episodes would get stronger and stronger after her development in episode 9, and 10 definitely was a great episode and definitely was a well-placed episode, and was also logically placed.
I’m not sure where the next logical place would be to explore in the story of Violet Evergarden.Whatever it is, this episode definitely made this my anime of the season (and possibly year as a new anime, since this is the year of sequels).I’m actually very surprised with this quality, since I imagine that most of the (episode) directors would be busy on the 2 new Hibike! Euphonium films, Free Season 3, Tsurune, and a possible new title/adaption in development behind all of that. But KyoAni and the staff who worked on this episode delivered very pleasantly well. I was also very happy with the choice to use the 2nd verse of the ending song to end the episode, since it’s more light-hearted with the instruments used in the background, and the bridge is personally my favorite part of the song.I’m very curious on how this story will end actually, now that episode 9 is a thing of its own. I hope we can get at least 1 more insert-song/ending song from the series before then.
The music has not been disappointing at all. Most of the tracks actually remind me of 2000’s j/k-drama tracks, for a more realistic sound, which i adore a lot.
Oh no, the episodes with the side characters and overdramatic scenes returns. Well, let's talk about it.First, uh, that little brat is more mean and annoying than Charlotte from episode 5. She made the episode so hard to follow. Please, don't come back. LOL when she tries to attack Violet, i laughed when that scene was supposed to be sad or wherever.
Second, Violet's dialogue about the tea was another funny scene. Third, i don't care about the mother-little brat relation because i just meet her in this episode. Another generic melodramatic episode that adds nothing.
2/5PD: someone know where came from the robotics arms of Violet? Did i miss something? What the fuck y'allI really doubt you haven't seen one anime where a single character just ruins the enitre experience (Like Subaru in Re:Zero, or Yukki in Mirai Nikki), this is the case here, it isn't just annoying but there isn't enough time for me to develop some empathy to be even sad for her. ¯(ツ)/¯ Feels bad man.
Oh no, the episodes with the side characters and overdramatic scenes returns. Well, let's talk about it.First, uh, that little brat is more mean and annoying than Charlotte from episode 5. She made the episode so hard to follow. Please, don't come back. LOL when she tries to attack Violet, i laughed when that scene was supposed to be sad or wherever. Second, Violet's dialogue about the tea was another funny scene.
Third, i don't care about the mother-little brat relation because i just meet her in this episode. Another generic melodramatic episode that adds nothing. 2/5I know right?
That little brat just ruined everything for me on this episode, even worse than Charlotte's selfishness. I couldn't even finish the episode because I knew where it was going. Yes Violet is actually quite tall, and considering she is what 14 or 15 I can't remember what they said which means she will grow a lot more.I had a feeling the mother was sick, lying in bed like that gave it away even before she almost collapsed.All those letters were for Anne, that was really col seeing her grow up and reading those future letters.Wow there were over 50 of them, that is really great dedication by her mother, seeing all that and Violet at the end almost brought me to tears.Another great episode. Oh no, the episodes with the side characters and overdramatic scenes returns. Well, let's talk about it.First, uh, that little brat is more mean and annoying than Charlotte from episode 5. She made the episode so hard to follow. Please, don't come back.
LOL when she tries to attack Violet, i laughed when that scene was supposed to be sad or wherever. Second, Violet's dialogue about the tea was another funny scene. Third, i don't care about the mother-little brat relation because i just meet her in this episode. Another generic melodramatic episode that adds nothing. 2/5PD: someone know where came from the robotics arms of Violet? Did i miss something?Another week of you using words you don't understand as criticism. Oh no, the episodes with the side characters and overdramatic scenes returns.
Well, let's talk about it.First, uh, that little brat is more mean and annoying than Charlotte from episode 5. She made the episode so hard to follow. Please, don't come back. LOL when she tries to attack Violet, i laughed when that scene was supposed to be sad or wherever.
Second, Violet's dialogue about the tea was another funny scene. Third, i don't care about the mother-little brat relation because i just meet her in this episode. Another generic melodramatic episode that adds nothing. 2/5PD: someone know where came from the robotics arms of Violet? Did i miss something?Another week of you using words you don't understand as criticism.1) If i praise this show everytime you don't tell me anything.2) You don't even watch this anime (1/14).3) Why i use 'words that i don't understand as criticism'? I'm very clear here.
Can you give me a counter-argument based on quality and not at enjoyment?4) Greetings. Oh no, the episodes with the side characters and overdramatic scenes returns.
Well, let's talk about it.First, uh, that little brat is more mean and annoying than Charlotte from episode 5. She made the episode so hard to follow. Please, don't come back.
LOL when she tries to attack Violet, i laughed when that scene was supposed to be sad or wherever. Second, Violet's dialogue about the tea was another funny scene. Third, i don't care about the mother-little brat relation because i just meet her in this episode. Another generic melodramatic episode that adds nothing. 2/5PD: someone know where came from the robotics arms of Violet?
Did i miss something?Another week of you using words you don't understand as criticism.1) If i praise this show you everytime don't tell me anything.2) You don't even watch this anime (1/14).3) Why i use 'words that i don't understand as criticism'? I'm very clear here. Can you give me a counter-argument based on quality and not at enjoyment?4) Greetings.1. Your English is bad.
What are you even trying to say here?2. Yeah, I do watch it. Just haven't updated it.3. Can you explain how the episode (or the show in general because you use the same criticisms every week) is generic or melodramatic?
I haven't seen you do so yet. I think that Violet Evergarden has made use of every episode in a formulaic way, with episode 9 being the episode where Violet moves on with life, now that she realizes that Gilbert (is likely) dead. This episode was wonderfully placed as being the next episode, since Violet now understands how deep parental love can be (due to episode 7 with the man and his daughter, and her own experience with Gilbert, understanding how hard it is for the one who’s left behind, now that she’s been developed and understands these emotions in both perspectives with if the parent is left behind, or child, as someone who knew nothing about love, to someone who knew what love was). It works very well as the episode after episode 9 also, because Violet can finally take into consideration how her feelings and the feelings of her client can come together to form something beautiful, since she now understands what those feelings they hold dear are.Violet wouldn’t have been as considerate towards the girl if this had been placed before her development in episode 9.
Violet wouldn’t have shed those tears nor felt such a burdening sense of sorrow if this had been placed before her development in episode 9. Because this was placed after, it was such a realistic way of creating subtle emotional values of Violet and her actions towards everyone, and her views of them herself.I’m quite curious on where they plan to go on from this point of. I was hoping episodes would get stronger and stronger after her development in episode 9, and 10 definitely was a great episode and definitely was a well-placed episode, and was also logically placed. I’m not sure where the next logical place would be to explore in the story of Violet Evergarden.Whatever it is, this episode definitely made this my anime of the season (and possibly year as a new anime, since this is the year of sequels).I’m actually very surprised with this quality, since I imagine that most of the (episode) directors would be busy on the 2 new Hibike!
Euphonium films, Free Season 3, Tsurune, and a possible new title/adaption in development behind all of that. But KyoAni and the staff who worked on this episode delivered very pleasantly well.
I was also very happy with the choice to use the 2nd verse of the ending song to end the episode, since it’s more light-hearted with the instruments used in the background, and the bridge is personally my favorite part of the song.That's what I thought. I have been critical about the earlier episodes but now the anime looks one of the best directed anime and I am not just saying for this season. It's probably one of the best directed anime to come out in recent years. All the complains of pacing issue and not working with the original contents can have some well deserved rest now. Violet's development as a character has been tremendous and it has been handled the best way possible. What we are witnessing now is sort of like an After Story.I have had a bit of doubts because of Ishidate Taichi being the director as I wasn't really a big fan of him handling Kyoukai no Kanata but I have to say he just owned Winter 2018.Anne is one of the most beautifully created child characters that truly shows how a child's mind works and how a child acts. Remember when she said her mother doesn't like bugs so she would hold back from that but in the final segments with her mom, she picks up a bug and runs towards her mom making her mom scared.
It was a child being unable to contain what it wants to do!At the same time she is intelligent enough to understand that those who visited her sick mom were truly after the mansion and not to see her mom which made her despise guests. She also realized that the time with her mom was coming to an end.
And that's why she was such an obedient girl from the start, not wanting to make her mom worry. But in the end, she made her mom cry which broke her heart only for Violet to mend it.Small things that add up to how beautifully a story can be told. One really has to pay constant attention to this anime. Every single second has a meaning in VE, that's how well crafted the episodes are.Thought I would add another screencap from this amazing episode. Anne pulling on Violet's sleeves to make her sit so that she could kiss her was so cute!Side note: Anne's surname is Magnolia, yet another flower's name has been used in this anime.I really thought Sora yori or Yuru Camp will come on top because of the consistency but the level VE reached in the latter episodes has far surpassed any competition in my book. THIS IS THE ANIME OF THE SEASON for me. The year is still young but I think it will definitely be in contention for my ANIME OF THE YEAR.
I still think 3-gatsu no Lion S2 is the standout ongoing anime right now but VE is not very far behind at this moment. Who knows what we have in store with the remaining four episodes.As for KyoAni having their hands full, alongside the titles you have mentioned, they also worked on Chuunibyou Take On Me during the initial production stage of VE. Also, Hibike! Euphonium Todoketai Melody is not entirely a recap movie.
There is 20 minutes worth of new content in a 100 min long movie. That's basically a new episode merged into the recap. And we have to consider the fact that Hibike is one of the most resource heavy anime to come out in recent years. So, those 20 minutes worth of new contents are probably equivalent to 3-4 normal anime episodes of a regular TV anime because the difference in details that Hibike has compared to any normal TV anime is simply extraordinary.
Oh no, the episodes with the side characters and overdramatic scenes returns. Well, let's talk about it.First, uh, that little brat is more mean and annoying than Charlotte from episode 5. She made the episode so hard to follow.
Please, don't come back. LOL when she tries to attack Violet, i laughed when that scene was supposed to be sad or wherever. Second, Violet's dialogue about the tea was another funny scene.
Third, i don't care about the mother-little brat relation because i just meet her in this episode. Another generic melodramatic episode that adds nothing. 2/5PD: someone know where came from the robotics arms of Violet? Did i miss something?Another week of you using words you don't understand as criticism.1) If i praise this show you everytime don't tell me anything.2) You don't even watch this anime (1/14).3) Why i use 'words that i don't understand as criticism'? I'm very clear here. Can you give me a counter-argument based on quality and not at enjoyment?4) Greetings.1. Your English is bad.
What are you even trying to say here?2. Yeah, I do watch it. Just haven't updated it.3. Can you explain how the episode (or the show in general because you use the same criticisms every week) is generic or melodramatic? I haven't seen you do so yet.1) You quote an unedited version. I fixed it up.
Is this important? I said that you only complain about the unpopular opinions about this show. If someone praised it, you will don't care.2) Well, just do it xD3) Again, give some arguments of why i use 'words that i don't understand as criticism'?Is melodramatic? That types of episodes are exaggerated so hard to the point of being unrealistic.
I can't take their repetitive tragic/sad stories seriously. Also they don't have so much screen to care about them (just one episode, really?). This anime could be a bit better if had two episodes dedicated to them! Many of this episodes affect very little to the plot or Violet.
If they did not exist (except the third episode), Violet will remain the same. There is no one happy story!Is generic?
Many of them are just there for the shock factor. It's nothing we haven't seen before.Greetings. Is melodramatic? That types of episodes are exaggerated so hard to the point of being unrealistic. I can't take their repetitive tragic/sad stories seriously.
Also they don't have so much screen to care about them (just one episode, really?). This anime could be a bit better if had two episodes dedicated to them! Many of this episodes affect very little on the plot or characters. If they did not exist (except the third episode), Violet will remain the same.
There is no one happy story!This^Exactly what I feel about it, This anime would have been better if they spend more episodes to their stories. Rushing everything in only 1 episode and expecting to be a success its pretty risky and will not work most of the time. There are very few times when this succeeds. But in Violet it just backfires. Beautiful episode and easily my favorite so far.I kept thinking that the letters were for someone who was gonna take in Anne after her Mom died but once I realized that the letters were for Anne herself I got really emotional. On one hand, the fact that she received letters from her Mom encouraging her to live strong put a smile on my face but on the other hand the whole thing was just a tragic thing that no child should've had to go through.:(The whole final montage with Anne receiving her letters years after her Mother passed away was incredibly touching and I couldn't help but tear up at the end when Violet started crying.:(I'm sure Anne's mother is proud that she grew up to be a proud and strong woman.