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  1. So I read the extended novel by #Shinkai and #Kanoh on '5 cms per second', and I think there are a bunch of things I truly disagree on.

    In the second part, Cosmonaut, Takaki mentions how they didn't want to add the feelings they felt under the cherry blossom to their letters, since, I quote, 'It was a moment of absolute purity. ... It was a moment that could never be put to words.'
    Yet he also says that doing so would preserve it, which is why neither of them did it, since forcing a description on it would ruin and tarnish the beauty. Yet he acknowledges that words were all he could send her, despite language being a flawed tool. Maybe he was right about language being a flawed tool.

    It drove them to hopelessness how the letter had no mention, no remnant of that experience. And that's the reason why they evem stopped trying to describe their feelings and the letters became sparser and sparser, and also devoid of their depth, only containing everyday affairs.

    BUT LANGUAGE WAS ALL THEY HAD. THE SHARED EXPERIENCE MIGHT BE PERFECT, BUT THEY HAD EMAIL! PHONES! LETTERS! THEY HAD TO COMMUNICATE! TELL EACH OTHER HOW WHAT THEY EXPERIENCED WAS PERFECT. EVEN THAT ALONE COULD'VE BEEN ENOUGH! THEY TRIED TO PRESERVE THE PERFECTION AND LOST WHATEVER THEY HAD!

    I find this entire section to be a cheap and easy excuse and a way out of responsibility. Yes, love is a responsibility. It takes effort. A lot of it. But I can't really blame kids for not having maturity in life I guess.

    I do wonder, what would've happened if they were honest with each other? If they wrote their feelings, no matter how imperfect. Maybe things would've been different.

    I truly think Shinkai and Kanoh fumbled here. But maybe that was the message. Feelings alone don't preserve a relationship. It requires a constant effort and even more constant and clear communication.

    See also: this and this

    Literary rant over

    #anime #animemovie #novel #manga #makotoshinkai #aratakanoh #5centimeterspersecond #fanfiction #shinkai

  2. Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! “X”

    Welcome to the first in my series of anime movie reviews called Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! This time I’ll be watching the movie “X”. I have no idea what this movie is about, but I vaguely remember my older brother liking it when he was in middle school. So maybe I’ll like it too? I pretty much just picked it because it was on CrunchyRoll and easy to access. If I remember correctly, this movie is written by Clamp and I liked Card Captor Sakura and some other anime and manga by them, so even if I don’t like the story too much, I’m bound to at least like the animation and character design. So, going in totally blind, let’s watch “X”!

    First Impressions!

    Wow, it’s really a beautiful anime. This movie was first released in 1996 and for that era the animation is amazingly good quality. A lot of the character designs have a very Vampire Hunter D: Blood Lust look to them. And I can definitely tell this is a Clamp movie, there’s flower petals fluttering through the air everywhere. The movie literally starts with just flower petals floating around in a black background. Clamp loves flower petals! The movie also looks really artistic. There’s a lot of dream sequences, hallucinations, and visions, so the story is presented in a very abstract, artistic way. I definitely like that.

    The Story

    Wow, this is bleak. Like darker than Ergo Proxy style of bleak. The story is about a teen boy that’s supposed to stop the end of the world, but he’s just not that into it.

    The story is also really cyclical. The main character Kamui is told by his mother that she’s going to have to die, so he can become strong. Once he’s strong enough he needs to return to Tokyo so he can save his friends. So she dies, he becomes a strong magic user and returns to his home town. But because he returns, it begins the events that bring about the end of the world, endangering his friends.

    Stick with me now. The heavenly dragons ask him to stop the end of the world, but he says no, he just wants to save his friends. His friends that are endangered because of the end of the world. The end of the world that him returning to Tokyo started. Yeah.

    Then one of his friends (Fuma) is shown a vision from the bad guy earth dragons that shows his little sister being killed by Kamui. This isn’t actually a lie because technically speaking Kamui’s return started the chain of events that endangered them. So to protect his little sister, Fuma kills her by ripping a sword out of her. He needs the sword to kill Kamui, so Kamui can’t kill Fuma’s little sister. Got that?

    Even the head bad guy lady has a strange circular way of thinking. Supposedly she started the end of the world with the earth dragons to free her sister (the head of the heavenly dragons) from her responsibilities of seeing the future for politicians. So her solution was to destroy the world. Ummm, if the world and all the people are destroyed, wouldn’t her sister be dead too?

    So in the end, the earth dragons kill all of the heavenly dragons, then Fuma kills the earth dragons, then Kamui kills Fuma for killing his own little sister, which Kamui is kind of also responsible for endangering. Oh, and while this battle between the earth dragons and heavenly dragons is going on, all of Tokyo is destroyed too.

    If Kamui’s mom had just kept her mouth shut about her vision in the beginning, did nothing and Kamui had just stayed in the countryside and like called his friends instead, the world would have never ended, everyone would have stayed alive and it would have just been a cute Slice-of-life anime about friends in the city and the countryside.

    In conclusion!

    Did I like this movie? Ummm, yes and no. Much like the story, it’s complicated. I loved the look of the movie, the animation for its era was gorgeous. I also liked how the story was presented through a wide variety of dream scapes and visions. I liked the variety of characters that were easily identifiable from each other. There’s lots of things to like about this movie. It’s just the whole, no win, no happy ending possible type of story isn’t really my cup of tea. I kind of got frustrated by watching people make bad decisions that made no rational sense. There was a whole lot of “hurting with the intent to help” going on.

    #anime #animeMovie #Japan #JapaneseCulture #movieReview #paranormalAnime
  3. Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! “X”

    Welcome to the first in my series of anime movie reviews called Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! This time I’ll be watching the movie “X”. I have no idea what this movie is about, but I vaguely remember my older brother liking it when he was in middle school. So maybe I’ll like it too? I pretty much just picked it because it was on CrunchyRoll and easy to access. If I remember correctly, this movie is written by Clamp and I liked Card Captor Sakura and some other anime and manga by them, so even if I don’t like the story too much, I’m bound to at least like the animation and character design. So, going in totally blind, let’s watch “X”!

    First Impressions!

    Wow, it’s really a beautiful anime. This movie was first released in 1996 and for that era the animation is amazingly good quality. A lot of the character designs have a very Vampire Hunter D: Blood Lust look to them. And I can definitely tell this is a Clamp movie, there’s flower petals fluttering through the air everywhere. The movie literally starts with just flower petals floating around in a black background. Clamp loves flower petals! The movie also looks really artistic. There’s a lot of dream sequences, hallucinations, and visions, so the story is presented in a very abstract, artistic way. I definitely like that.

    The Story

    Wow, this is bleak. Like darker than Ergo Proxy style of bleak. The story is about a teen boy that’s supposed to stop the end of the world, but he’s just not that into it.

    The story is also really cyclical. The main character Kamui is told by his mother that she’s going to have to die, so he can become strong. Once he’s strong enough he needs to return to Tokyo so he can save his friends. So she dies, he becomes a strong magic user and returns to his home town. But because he returns, it begins the events that bring about the end of the world, endangering his friends.

    Stick with me now. The heavenly dragons ask him to stop the end of the world, but he says no, he just wants to save his friends. His friends that are endangered because of the end of the world. The end of the world that him returning to Tokyo started. Yeah.

    Then one of his friends (Fuma) is shown a vision from the bad guy earth dragons that shows his little sister being killed by Kamui. This isn’t actually a lie because technically speaking Kamui’s return started the chain of events that endangered them. So to protect his little sister, Fuma kills her by ripping a sword out of her. He needs the sword to kill Kamui, so Kamui can’t kill Fuma’s little sister. Got that?

    Even the head bad guy lady has a strange circular way of thinking. Supposedly she started the end of the world with the earth dragons to free her sister (the head of the heavenly dragons) from her responsibilities of seeing the future for politicians. So her solution was to destroy the world. Ummm, if the world and all the people are destroyed, wouldn’t her sister be dead too?

    So in the end, the earth dragons kill all of the heavenly dragons, then Fuma kills the earth dragons, then Kamui kills Fuma for killing his own little sister, which Kamui is kind of also responsible for endangering. Oh, and while this battle between the earth dragons and heavenly dragons is going on, all of Tokyo is destroyed too.

    If Kamui’s mom had just kept her mouth shut about her vision in the beginning, did nothing and Kamui had just stayed in the countryside and like called his friends instead, the world would have never ended, everyone would have stayed alive and it would have just been a cute Slice-of-life anime about friends in the city and the countryside.

    In conclusion!

    Did I like this movie? Ummm, yes and no. Much like the story, it’s complicated. I loved the look of the movie, the animation for its era was gorgeous. I also liked how the story was presented through a wide variety of dream scapes and visions. I liked the variety of characters that were easily identifiable from each other. There’s lots of things to like about this movie. It’s just the whole, no win, no happy ending possible type of story isn’t really my cup of tea. I kind of got frustrated by watching people make bad decisions that made no rational sense. There was a whole lot of “hurting with the intent to help” going on.

    #anime #animeMovie #Japan #JapaneseCulture #movieReview #paranormalAnime
  4. Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! “X”

    Welcome to the first in my series of anime movie reviews called Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! This time I’ll be watching the movie “X”. I have no idea what this movie is about, but I vaguely remember my older brother liking it when he was in middle school. So maybe I’ll like it too? I pretty much just picked it because it was on CrunchyRoll and easy to access. If I remember correctly, this movie is written by Clamp and I liked Card Captor Sakura and some other anime and manga by them, so even if I don’t like the story too much, I’m bound to at least like the animation and character design. So, going in totally blind, let’s watch “X”!

    First Impressions!

    Wow, it’s really a beautiful anime. This movie was first released in 1996 and for that era the animation is amazingly good quality. A lot of the character designs have a very Vampire Hunter D: Blood Lust look to them. And I can definitely tell this is a Clamp movie, there’s flower petals fluttering through the air everywhere. The movie literally starts with just flower petals floating around in a black background. Clamp loves flower petals! The movie also looks really artistic. There’s a lot of dream sequences, hallucinations, and visions, so the story is presented in a very abstract, artistic way. I definitely like that.

    The Story

    Wow, this is bleak. Like darker than Ergo Proxy style of bleak. The story is about a teen boy that’s supposed to stop the end of the world, but he’s just not that into it.

    The story is also really cyclical. The main character Kamui is told by his mother that she’s going to have to die, so he can become strong. Once he’s strong enough he needs to return to Tokyo so he can save his friends. So she dies, he becomes a strong magic user and returns to his home town. But because he returns, it begins the events that bring about the end of the world, endangering his friends.

    Stick with me now. The heavenly dragons ask him to stop the end of the world, but he says no, he just wants to save his friends. His friends that are endangered because of the end of the world. The end of the world that him returning to Tokyo started. Yeah.

    Then one of his friends (Fuma) is shown a vision from the bad guy earth dragons that shows his little sister being killed by Kamui. This isn’t actually a lie because technically speaking Kamui’s return started the chain of events that endangered them. So to protect his little sister, Fuma kills her by ripping a sword out of her. He needs the sword to kill Kamui, so Kamui can’t kill Fuma’s little sister. Got that?

    Even the head bad guy lady has a strange circular way of thinking. Supposedly she started the end of the world with the earth dragons to free her sister (the head of the heavenly dragons) from her responsibilities of seeing the future for politicians. So her solution was to destroy the world. Ummm, if the world and all the people are destroyed, wouldn’t her sister be dead too?

    So in the end, the earth dragons kill all of the heavenly dragons, then Fuma kills the earth dragons, then Kamui kills Fuma for killing his own little sister, which Kamui is kind of also responsible for endangering. Oh, and while this battle between the earth dragons and heavenly dragons is going on, all of Tokyo is destroyed too.

    If Kamui’s mom had just kept her mouth shut about her vision in the beginning, did nothing and Kamui had just stayed in the countryside and like called his friends instead, the world would have never ended, everyone would have stayed alive and it would have just been a cute Slice-of-life anime about friends in the city and the countryside.

    In conclusion!

    Did I like this movie? Ummm, yes and no. Much like the story, it’s complicated. I loved the look of the movie, the animation for its era was gorgeous. I also liked how the story was presented through a wide variety of dream scapes and visions. I liked the variety of characters that were easily identifiable from each other. There’s lots of things to like about this movie. It’s just the whole, no win, no happy ending possible type of story isn’t really my cup of tea. I kind of got frustrated by watching people make bad decisions that made no rational sense. There was a whole lot of “hurting with the intent to help” going on.

    #anime #animeMovie #Japan #JapaneseCulture #movieReview #paranormalAnime
  5. Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! “X”

    Welcome to the first in my series of anime movie reviews called Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! This time I’ll be watching the movie “X”. I have no idea what this movie is about, but I vaguely remember my older brother liking it when he was in middle school. So maybe I’ll like it too? I pretty much just picked it because it was on CrunchyRoll and easy to access. If I remember correctly, this movie is written by Clamp and I liked Card Captor Sakura and some other anime and manga by them, so even if I don’t like the story too much, I’m bound to at least like the animation and character design. So, going in totally blind, let’s watch “X”!

    First Impressions!

    Wow, it’s really a beautiful anime. This movie was first released in 1996 and for that era the animation is amazingly good quality. A lot of the character designs have a very Vampire Hunter D: Blood Lust look to them. And I can definitely tell this is a Clamp movie, there’s flower petals fluttering through the air everywhere. The movie literally starts with just flower petals floating around in a black background. Clamp loves flower petals! The movie also looks really artistic. There’s a lot of dream sequences, hallucinations, and visions, so the story is presented in a very abstract, artistic way. I definitely like that.

    The Story

    Wow, this is bleak. Like darker than Ergo Proxy style of bleak. The story is about a teen boy that’s supposed to stop the end of the world, but he’s just not that into it.

    The story is also really cyclical. The main character Kamui is told by his mother that she’s going to have to die, so he can become strong. Once he’s strong enough he needs to return to Tokyo so he can save his friends. So she dies, he becomes a strong magic user and returns to his home town. But because he returns, it begins the events that bring about the end of the world, endangering his friends.

    Stick with me now. The heavenly dragons ask him to stop the end of the world, but he says no, he just wants to save his friends. His friends that are endangered because of the end of the world. The end of the world that him returning to Tokyo started. Yeah.

    Then one of his friends (Fuma) is shown a vision from the bad guy earth dragons that shows his little sister being killed by Kamui. This isn’t actually a lie because technically speaking Kamui’s return started the chain of events that endangered them. So to protect his little sister, Fuma kills her by ripping a sword out of her. He needs the sword to kill Kamui, so Kamui can’t kill Fuma’s little sister. Got that?

    Even the head bad guy lady has a strange circular way of thinking. Supposedly she started the end of the world with the earth dragons to free her sister (the head of the heavenly dragons) from her responsibilities of seeing the future for politicians. So her solution was to destroy the world. Ummm, if the world and all the people are destroyed, wouldn’t her sister be dead too?

    So in the end, the earth dragons kill all of the heavenly dragons, then Fuma kills the earth dragons, then Kamui kills Fuma for killing his own little sister, which Kamui is kind of also responsible for endangering. Oh, and while this battle between the earth dragons and heavenly dragons is going on, all of Tokyo is destroyed too.

    If Kamui’s mom had just kept her mouth shut about her vision in the beginning, did nothing and Kamui had just stayed in the countryside and like called his friends instead, the world would have never ended, everyone would have stayed alive and it would have just been a cute Slice-of-life anime about friends in the city and the countryside.

    In conclusion!

    Did I like this movie? Ummm, yes and no. Much like the story, it’s complicated. I loved the look of the movie, the animation for its era was gorgeous. I also liked how the story was presented through a wide variety of dream scapes and visions. I liked the variety of characters that were easily identifiable from each other. There’s lots of things to like about this movie. It’s just the whole, no win, no happy ending possible type of story isn’t really my cup of tea. I kind of got frustrated by watching people make bad decisions that made no rational sense. There was a whole lot of “hurting with the intent to help” going on.

    #anime #animeMovie #Japan #JapaneseCulture #movieReview #paranormalAnime
  6. Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! “X”

    Welcome to the first in my series of anime movie reviews called Summer Anime Midnight Matinee! This time I’ll be watching the movie “X”. I have no idea what this movie is about, but I vaguely remember my older brother liking it when he was in middle school. So maybe I’ll like it too? I pretty much just picked it because it was on CrunchyRoll and easy to access. If I remember correctly, this movie is written by Clamp and I liked Card Captor Sakura and some other anime and manga by them, so even if I don’t like the story too much, I’m bound to at least like the animation and character design. So, going in totally blind, let’s watch “X”!

    First Impressions!

    Wow, it’s really a beautiful anime. This movie was first released in 1996 and for that era the animation is amazingly good quality. A lot of the character designs have a very Vampire Hunter D: Blood Lust look to them. And I can definitely tell this is a Clamp movie, there’s flower petals fluttering through the air everywhere. The movie literally starts with just flower petals floating around in a black background. Clamp loves flower petals! The movie also looks really artistic. There’s a lot of dream sequences, hallucinations, and visions, so the story is presented in a very abstract, artistic way. I definitely like that.

    The Story

    Wow, this is bleak. Like darker than Ergo Proxy style of bleak. The story is about a teen boy that’s supposed to stop the end of the world, but he’s just not that into it.

    The story is also really cyclical. The main character Kamui is told by his mother that she’s going to have to die, so he can become strong. Once he’s strong enough he needs to return to Tokyo so he can save his friends. So she dies, he becomes a strong magic user and returns to his home town. But because he returns, it begins the events that bring about the end of the world, endangering his friends.

    Stick with me now. The heavenly dragons ask him to stop the end of the world, but he says no, he just wants to save his friends. His friends that are endangered because of the end of the world. The end of the world that him returning to Tokyo started. Yeah.

    Then one of his friends (Fuma) is shown a vision from the bad guy earth dragons that shows his little sister being killed by Kamui. This isn’t actually a lie because technically speaking Kamui’s return started the chain of events that endangered them. So to protect his little sister, Fuma kills her by ripping a sword out of her. He needs the sword to kill Kamui, so Kamui can’t kill Fuma’s little sister. Got that?

    Even the head bad guy lady has a strange circular way of thinking. Supposedly she started the end of the world with the earth dragons to free her sister (the head of the heavenly dragons) from her responsibilities of seeing the future for politicians. So her solution was to destroy the world. Ummm, if the world and all the people are destroyed, wouldn’t her sister be dead too?

    So in the end, the earth dragons kill all of the heavenly dragons, then Fuma kills the earth dragons, then Kamui kills Fuma for killing his own little sister, which Kamui is kind of also responsible for endangering. Oh, and while this battle between the earth dragons and heavenly dragons is going on, all of Tokyo is destroyed too.

    If Kamui’s mom had just kept her mouth shut about her vision in the beginning, did nothing and Kamui had just stayed in the countryside and like called his friends instead, the world would have never ended, everyone would have stayed alive and it would have just been a cute Slice-of-life anime about friends in the city and the countryside.

    In conclusion!

    Did I like this movie? Ummm, yes and no. Much like the story, it’s complicated. I loved the look of the movie, the animation for its era was gorgeous. I also liked how the story was presented through a wide variety of dream scapes and visions. I liked the variety of characters that were easily identifiable from each other. There’s lots of things to like about this movie. It’s just the whole, no win, no happy ending possible type of story isn’t really my cup of tea. I kind of got frustrated by watching people make bad decisions that made no rational sense. There was a whole lot of “hurting with the intent to help” going on.

    #anime #animeMovie #Japan #JapaneseCulture #movieReview #paranormalAnime
  7. I for real hate how makoto shinkai created such a devastating movies with so little plot sense in rational afterthought. I'm talking about '5 Centimeters Per Second' here. I've had a long chain of rants with so many people.

    I finally wrote a blogpost on it because I had to rationalize my way out of the trauma. I still don't understand how the movie can be so devastating when I watch it, and yet, so weirdly senseless when I think about it with a clear head.

    The blog post: innocentzero.is-a.dev/blog/5-c

    Bluesky rant (sorry :mastosob:): mu.social/profile/innocentzer0

    #makotoshinkai #5cmspersec #anime #animemovie #moviebreakdown #movieanalysis #movies #animemovies #movie #moviereview

  8. I for real hate how makoto shinkai created such a devastating movies with so little plot sense in rational afterthought. I'm talking about '5 Centimeters Per Second' here. I've had a long chain of rants with so many people.

    I finally wrote a blogpost on it because I had to rationalize my way out of the trauma. I still don't understand how the movie can be so devastating when I watch it, and yet, so weirdly senseless when I think about it with a clear head.

    The blog post: innocentzero.is-a.dev/blog/5-c

    Bluesky rant (sorry :mastosob:): mu.social/profile/innocentzer0

    #makotoshinkai #5cmspersec #anime #animemovie #moviebreakdown #movieanalysis #movies #animemovies #movie #moviereview

  9. I for real hate how makoto shinkai created such a devastating movies with so little plot sense in rational afterthought. I'm talking about '5 Centimeters Per Second' here. I've had a long chain of rants with so many people.

    I finally wrote a blogpost on it because I had to rationalize my way out of the trauma. I still don't understand how the movie can be so devastating when I watch it, and yet, so weirdly senseless when I think about it with a clear head.

    The blog post: innocentzero.is-a.dev/blog/5-c

    Bluesky rant (sorry :mastosob:): mu.social/profile/innocentzer0

    #makotoshinkai #5cmspersec #anime #animemovie #moviebreakdown #movieanalysis #movies #animemovies #movie #moviereview

  10. Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Movie Release - Theaters First, Streaming Later

    Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle movie streaming release is delayed. Fans must wait longer for home viewing after February IMAX shows. Find out why.

    #DemonSlayer #InfinityCastle #AnimeMovie #StreamingDelay #IMAX

    newsletter.tf/demon-slayer-inf

  11. Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Movie Release - Theaters First, Streaming Later

    Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle movie streaming release is delayed. Fans must wait longer for home viewing after February IMAX shows. Find out why.

    #DemonSlayer #InfinityCastle #AnimeMovie #StreamingDelay #IMAX

    newsletter.tf/demon-slayer-inf

  12. Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is returning to theaters in February, including a special IMAX version. This means the streaming release will be much later than usual.

    #DemonSlayer #InfinityCastle #AnimeMovie #StreamingDelay #IMAX

    newsletter.tf/demon-slayer-inf

  13. Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is returning to theaters in February, including a special IMAX version. This means the streaming release will be much later than usual.

    #DemonSlayer #InfinityCastle #AnimeMovie #StreamingDelay #IMAX

    newsletter.tf/demon-slayer-inf

  14. Official Trailer for ‘The Keeper of the Camphor Tree’ Japanese Anime

    Official Trailer for ‘The Keeper of the Camphor Tree’ Japanese Anime by Alex Billington November 21, 2025Source: YouTube “This tree holds a secret.” 🌳 Aniplex has debuted a new off…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #animation #Animemovie #Camphortree #foreignfilms #Japanese #japaneseanime #Japanesenews #news #towatch #tomohikoitô #trailer
    alojapan.com/1416494/official-

  15. alojapan.com/1416494/official- Official Trailer for ‘The Keeper of the Camphor Tree’ Japanese Anime #animation #AnimeMovie #CamphorTree #ForeignFilms #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseAnime #JapaneseNews #news #ToWatch #TomohikoItô #trailer Official Trailer for ‘The Keeper of the Camphor Tree’ Japanese Anime by Alex Billington November 21, 2025Source: YouTube “This tree holds a secret.” 🌳 Aniplex has debuted a new official trailer for an upcoming Japanese an

  16. alojapan.com/1416494/official- Official Trailer for ‘The Keeper of the Camphor Tree’ Japanese Anime #animation #AnimeMovie #CamphorTree #ForeignFilms #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseAnime #JapaneseNews #news #ToWatch #TomohikoItô #trailer Official Trailer for ‘The Keeper of the Camphor Tree’ Japanese Anime by Alex Billington November 21, 2025Source: YouTube “This tree holds a secret.” 🌳 Aniplex has debuted a new official trailer for an upcoming Japanese an

  17. 🎬✨ Neues Promo-Video zu „Scarlet“ ist da! Der mit Spannung erwartete Anime-Film von Mamoru Hosoda zeigt jetzt einen ersten Vorgeschmack, inklusive Theme-Song, der die Emotionen der Protagonistin Scarlet einfängt.

    sumikai.com/mangaanime/anime/s

  18. 🎬✨ Neues Promo-Video zu „Scarlet“ ist da! Der mit Spannung erwartete Anime-Film von Mamoru Hosoda zeigt jetzt einen ersten Vorgeschmack, inklusive Theme-Song, der die Emotionen der Protagonistin Scarlet einfängt. #Scarlet #MamoruHosoda #AnimeMovie #JPop #Japan #Anime #AnimeNews

    sumikai.com/mangaanime/anime/s

  19. 🎬✨ Neues Promo-Video zu „Scarlet“ ist da! Der mit Spannung erwartete Anime-Film von Mamoru Hosoda zeigt jetzt einen ersten Vorgeschmack, inklusive Theme-Song, der die Emotionen der Protagonistin Scarlet einfängt. #Scarlet #MamoruHosoda #AnimeMovie #JPop #Japan #Anime #AnimeNews

    sumikai.com/mangaanime/anime/s

  20. 🎬✨ Neues Promo-Video zu „Scarlet“ ist da! Der mit Spannung erwartete Anime-Film von Mamoru Hosoda zeigt jetzt einen ersten Vorgeschmack, inklusive Theme-Song, der die Emotionen der Protagonistin Scarlet einfängt. #Scarlet #MamoruHosoda #AnimeMovie #JPop #Japan #Anime #AnimeNews

    sumikai.com/mangaanime/anime/s

  21. 🎬✨ Neues Promo-Video zu „Scarlet“ ist da! Der mit Spannung erwartete Anime-Film von Mamoru Hosoda zeigt jetzt einen ersten Vorgeschmack, inklusive Theme-Song, der die Emotionen der Protagonistin Scarlet einfängt. #Scarlet #MamoruHosoda #AnimeMovie #JPop #Japan #Anime #AnimeNews

    sumikai.com/mangaanime/anime/s

  22. Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc is set to thrill fans with its release across 80+ countries!

    Japan kicks off on Sept 19, 2025, with the US following on Oct 29.

    Get ready for action and suspense!

    #ChainsawMan #AnimeMovie

    gamerant.com/chainsaw-man-reze

  23. Gintama brennt wieder! Der legendäre Yoshiwara Enjō-hen (Yoshiwara in Flammen) kommt 2026 als brandneuer Kinofilm zurück – mit frischer Animation, epischem Cast und einem Visual von Sorachi Hideaki.#Gintama

    sumikai.com/nachrichten-aus-ja

  24. Gintama brennt wieder! Der legendäre Yoshiwara Enjō-hen (Yoshiwara in Flammen) kommt 2026 als brandneuer Kinofilm zurück – mit frischer Animation, epischem Cast und einem Visual von Sorachi Hideaki.#Gintama #YoshiwaraEnjo #AnimeMovie

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  25. Gintama brennt wieder! Der legendäre Yoshiwara Enjō-hen (Yoshiwara in Flammen) kommt 2026 als brandneuer Kinofilm zurück – mit frischer Animation, epischem Cast und einem Visual von Sorachi Hideaki.#Gintama #YoshiwaraEnjo #AnimeMovie

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  26. Gintama brennt wieder! Der legendäre Yoshiwara Enjō-hen (Yoshiwara in Flammen) kommt 2026 als brandneuer Kinofilm zurück – mit frischer Animation, epischem Cast und einem Visual von Sorachi Hideaki.#Gintama #YoshiwaraEnjo #AnimeMovie

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  27. Gintama brennt wieder! Der legendäre Yoshiwara Enjō-hen (Yoshiwara in Flammen) kommt 2026 als brandneuer Kinofilm zurück – mit frischer Animation, epischem Cast und einem Visual von Sorachi Hideaki.#Gintama #YoshiwaraEnjo #AnimeMovie

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  28. Day 21 of #AnimeMarchMadness!
    Part 2 #Anime number 19: #Fragtime

    Final Verdict
    ✔️ Interesting premise, but underdeveloped execution.
    ✔️ More time was needed to fully explore the characters.
    ✔️ Worth checking out the manga instead.

    #YuriAnime #AnimeMovie #ShoujoAi #AnimeLover

  29. Anime has a special way of telling love stories that feel deeply personal yet universally relatable. Whether you're looking for a heart warming romance, a tearjerker, or a magical love story, this list of 15 popular romance anime movies has something for everyone. Which of these films stole your heart?

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  30. Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Art World Tales Shares 2nd Trailer Featuring Insert Song by Aimyon

    Doraemon, the beloved robotic cat from the future, is set to enchant audiences once again with the upcoming release of "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Art World Tales." The 44th installment in the ...

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  31. Japan Box Office: Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX -Beginning- Moves to No.2 in 3rd Weekend

    In the dynamic world of Japanese box office rankings, the latest installment of the legendary Gundam franchise, "Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX -Beginning-," has captured the hearts of anime enthus...

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  32. Ayaka Releases The Rose Of Versailles Anime Movie Theme Song Lyric Video

    Renowned Japanese singer Ayaka has recently unveiled a lyric video for the theme song of the highly anticipated "The Rose of Versailles" anime movie. The release of this captivating video coincid...

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