#To Me the One Who Loved You

[hopeawakenedmyskeletons]

Anime I've Finished in 2023

Part 3

21. Orange

22. Noragami

23. Noragami Aragoto

24. To Me, The One Who Loved You

25. Demon Slayer S3

26. Sugar Apple Fairy Tale

27. Dr. Stone

28. Dr. Stone: Stone Wars

29. Dr. Stone: Ryuusui

30. Dr. Stone 3rd Season

[ljaesch]

Crunchyroll Announces December 2024 Anime Home Video Releases

Crunchyroll has announced its anime home video releases for December 2024. To Me, The One Who Loved You + To Every You I’ve Loved Before (Movies Blu-ray) – 200 minutes – $39.98 – 12/3/24 Bonus Feature: Trailers Attack on Titan Season 1 (Blu-ray Steelbook) – 625 minutes – $69.98 – 12/17/24 Bonus Features: Episode commentaries, The Making of Attack on Titan, Chibi Theatre: “Fly, Cadets, Fly!,”…

[violet-eien]

KimiAi

Hidaka Koyomi x Satō Shiori

🪻 This ending song "紫苑" by Saucy Dog literally made my heart drop. I LOVE IT so much my eyes teared up.

[caiuxraven]

I just spent the last three hours watching the two sci-fi romance anime films, To Every You I've Loved Before and To Me, the One Who Loved You, based on the novels by Yomoji Otono. You can watch them in any order, but I recommend starting with the heavier drama, To Me, the One Who Loved You, for context, and then ending with the more light-hearted To Every You I've Loved Before to leave you with a happy feeling.

It's been a while since a sci-fi anime film has captured my heart like this. The last one was probably Hello World! in 2020. Both of these films feature parallel worlds, multiverses, time-shifting, and time travel through the subconsciousness, rather than physical travel. In this way, they're similar to other anime like Link Click, Your Name, Tokyo Revengers, ERASED, and Re:Zero. However, these films are more grounded in scientific antics and tropes, rather than fantasy or supernatural elements.

I loved how intricately woven the stories were. It was like solving a puzzle and seeing how all the tiny dots and hints connected. The two films have different moods, but they're closely connected. Each film represents a different reality set in these parallel worlds, but they beautifully collide to create a heartwarming, emotional, and reflective experience for the viewer. I dare say that these films are some of the best anime films I've seen in the past few years.

[inspiritjun]

However powerful you are, or you go to a different dimension, or time travel, or whatever… what’s supposed to happen will happen for sure. You can change some factors but the major events will stand as it is.

This concept has been portrayed several times but still amazes me.

In Tian Guan Ci Fu, Xia Lian tried to save his nation from the disaster but it happened anyway.

In Twinkling Watermelon, Eun Gyeol tried to prevent Yi Chan’s accident but it was unavoidable.

In Triage, Tin and Tol went through the time loop several times only to repeat the history.

In To Every You I've Loved Before and To Me, The One Who Loved You series, Koyomi couldn’t save Shiori in any universe.

In Absolute Zero, Suansoon warned the younger version of themselves to not cross paths but still, Ongsa’s accident happened.

What’s already destined can’t be changed but rather than accepting, humans try to make the changes that only cause multiple butterfly effects, which might not always be positive~

[hola-insomnio]

No sé quién necesite leer esto pero, VEAN ESTAS JOYAS CINEMATOGRÁFICAS, y cuéntenme el orden en que las vieron y como a cambiado su perspectiva de la vida:,)

[sashi-ya]

Why every fucking movie has to make me cry? STOP IT, I CAN'T TAKE MORE ANGST!!!!

[newsintheshell]

🎥 UPDATE SUI FILM IN ARRIVO QUA IN ITALIA 🎬

TO EVERY YOU I'VE LOVED BEFORE e TO ME, THE ONE WHO LOVED YOU: i due lungometraggi (che si completano a vicenda) sbarcheranno su Crunchyroll il 20 aprile.

SUZUME:  il nuovo film di Makoto Shinkai approderà nelle sale italiane il 27 aprile, grazie a Crunchyroll.

THE FIRST SLAM DUNK: il film arriverà nei nostri cinema, grazie ad Anime Factory, il 10 maggio in versione sottotitolata e dall'11 al 17 maggio in versione doppiata.

SASAKI AND MIYANO GRADUATION: confermato da Crunchyroll che il film arriverà prossimamente sulla piattaforma.

[hummingbird1995]

Uno siempre cambia

Siempre he disfrutado de una buena lectura; recientemente...digo "recientemente" como si el 2017 hubiera sido hace a penas un par de años, mi percepción de la realidad totalmente alterada aquí.

En fin, siempre he disfrutado de novelas y desde el 2017 que he ido mostrando cierto interés también por la poesía; quizá por que la persona que definitivamente marcó un antes y un después en mi vida, disfrutaba mucho leerla; sobre todo algo de Sartre y también a Plath, de hecho, fue por un poema trillado de Sartre que empecé a amar la poesía y a leerla de manera diferente, creo que más receptiva...todavía conservo aquel pedazo de papel que decía con letras doradas "Si pudiera estar aquí y allí, estaría en ti y en ti, prendería fuego a Troya mientras te regalo París" ...aún puedo recordar cómo me sentía al momento de recibirlo y nunca más pude sentir lo mismo por ni con otra persona...siento que la inocencia que nos roban algunas personas que solamente están por un breve período de tiempo a veces pueden causar repercusiones catastróficas.

Hace como unos 8 años, por el 2015, estaba buscando unos libros de Mathias Malzieu que realmente quería leer y en esa búsqueda, vi en un estante un libro llamado "Uno siempre cambia al amor de su vida por otro amor o por otra vida" ni siquiera se me había ocurrido leerlo porque el título me parecía ridículamente largo y en ese momento (antes de mi "evento canónico") tenía una percepción del amor muy diferente a la que tengo ahora, sentía el amor con mucha más emoción y me permitía solar un poco más, sin necesidad de caer en la fatalidad.

Recientemente he tenido muchos sentimientos enocontrados a consecuencia de un par de películas (para no variar "de dibujitos") que hablan sobre los universos paralelos según las decisiones que tomamos, y sinceramente, la primera vez que la vi, tuve que pausar en la segunda (una es continuación de la otra, según el orden que las veas, yo vi primero la roja y luego la azul..wow, qué historia!) porque me encontré llorando desconsoladamente y que mi corazón latía tan fuerte y tan rápido porque realmente entendía todo, pensé tantas cosas y pensé en dos personas, aunque en ese momento pensaba intensamente solamente en una persona pero luego de que en un par de días reuní el coraje para terminar la historia, encontré también paz, porque pensé ya en dos personas ....una que, según mi análisis de la historia, al contrario de la primera, me daba un terreno firme y una "constante" en mi ecuación; sin embargo, en este universo ya he conocido a la otra persona y quizá se llevó lo mejor que tenía para ofrecer, aunque lo que tengo todavía, no está mal, la verdad no me quejo, pero me gustaría poder sentir amor con esa intensidad incondicional como una vez pude hacerlo.

Me he puesto después de ello, a re leer mis libros favoritos y ahora con una percepción algo más "vieja" tengo una interpretación de la historia y los personajes de cada uno de ellos, algo distinta; porque personajes que antes creía solamente egoístas e inmaduros, ahora incluso me encuentro justificando algunas de sus acciones y palabras en el mismo libro; y ahí me doy cuenta de que la gente realmente cambia al amor de su vida por otro amor, o por otra vida...nunca nunca escuché una frase tan cierta; porque somos solamente las experiencias que nos marcan, uno no siempre ha sido egoísta, malo, despreocupado o insensible, y nada tiene que ver la edad; sino las experiencias que nos marcan en forma de personas, en forma de situaciones, da igual.

Si bien sé que en esta realidad ya no es algo tangible, porque además con cada decisión que fue tomada en este mundo, sólo nos distanciamos más..."en otra vida me hubiese gustado lavar ropa y pagar impuestos contigo"

[somegirlsnerdywords2]

Anime i’ve Watched

To Me, The One Who Loved You & To Every You I’ve Loved Before:

To Me, The One Who Loved You Synopsis: A world where it has been established that people routinely swing between slightly different parallel worlds... Koyomi Hidaka, who lives with his father following his parents' divorce, meets a girl named Shiori Satou at the research institute where his father works. They both have a little crush on each other, but everything changes when their parents remarry. Koyomi and Shiori, convinced that they will never be together, try to jump into another world where they won't be step-siblings... There's no meaning in a world without her.

To Every You I’ve Loved Before Synopsis: A world where it has been established that people routinely swing between slightly different parallel worlds... Koyomi Takasaki, who lives with his mother following his parents' divorce, enrolls in a local university prep school. Due to the atmosphere concentrated on studies and his social awkwardness, Koyomi is unable to make friends. One day, he is suddenly approached by his classmate Kazune Takigawa, who tells him that she has travelled from the 85th world where she and Koyomi are lovers.

Status: Completed

My Rating: 7.5/10

A pair of interconnected films that you can watch in either order. I personally chose to watch To Every You I’ve Loved Before first but the order is up to you and I honestly don’t think the overall storyline changes whichever you watch first. The secondary story lines are different and the way you get to the major plot points but that’s about it. You’ll be a bit confused during the first film because you really can’t watch one without watching the other... there’s a few holes if you ignore one film in favour of the other. 

While both films were interesting and I found the entire interconnected, choose your own adventure style thing intriguing the execution was lacking and overall the story just wasn’t mindblowingly good. If I had to pick a favourite i’d go with To Every You I’ve Loved Before because I just think it was better developed in terms of character and story. 

Overall the films were alright. It was a fresh and intriguing idea. They pulled it off relatively well and the art/ animation style was nice. No major complaints but I don’t think this pair of films will be making it onto my all time favourites list.

Worth a watch for the experience but nothing cray good.

[tinyreviews]

I really like the companion piece, To Every You I've Loved Before, but you have to watch this one first to fully understand that story.

To Me, the One Who Loved You is a 2022 Japanese animated film based on the novel of the same name by Yomoji Otono. It stars Hio Miyazawa, Aju Makita, Ai Hashimoto, Mutsumi Tamura, Kenji Hamada, Mie Sonozaki, Tomomichi Nishimura, Miki Mizuno, Kimiko Yo, and Tokuma Nishioka.

[ultyso]

• Some vague spoilers•

Watched those two anime movies“To every you I loved before” and “To me, the one who loved you”, that had the whole ‘the watch order effects how you see the story!’

I watched the pink version first and then the blue one. Honestly felt you could have just watched blue, it pretty much sums up the pink in it so made pink feel a little pointless ^^;;;; Like pink just felt like a little prequel thing if you just want a little more info rather than just the little quick recap they show in Blue but I honestly wouldn’t recommend pink version lmao.

The VAs in pink also were a lot worse, often talking so monotone there was so little emotion and there was jarring music moments that came out of nowhere. Blue version was just better overall. Blue’s story just flowed better than pink too. I wouldn’t say either one was really a strong story. Had an interesting premise about it but I don’t think the watch order really matters with effecting story like it claimed ^^;

6/10

[nickelrandom]

Suzume and Drifting home

Today I watched Suzume and Drifting home. That was fun.

Suzume surprisingly made me cry for once but not for long. Honestly it was a really good movie, from the animation and beautiful storytelling it made me feel amazed at a shinkai film again. I love Souta as a chair protagonist.

These days new anime movies don't really make me feel anything. Like the pair of movies: To Me, The One Who Loved You and To Every You I've Loved Before. Even if I watched it in the order which was more sad ( white to pink) it didn't make me feel much like in a romance show. Well tbh those movies romance weren't really like the focus, but still ppl say I will cry I just didn't.

Anyway I also watched Drifting home. Like it had a cool premise and stunning animation. Everytime the main protag speaks I just hear Kirito (Bc it Bryce Papenbrook, you will never run away from his voice) and another secondary character was Asuna's Va. This movie only made me shed a singular tear when they need to say goodbye to the spirit of the house. But they are drifting out at sea for like 2 weeks. I still wonder if the spirits just go to an afterlife when their building shuts down ig.

Welp that's my reviews for ig 4 movies.

Bye-

[beepboopappreciation]

Is this anything

[inspiritjun]

Koyomi's wish was to not meet Shiori at all so that, she could stay happy without him, and that was finally achieved through many parallel shifting and what not so, must say he achieved his goal.

It was Shiori's wish to help someone and when asked her name, she wanted to reply with that's not important. Both Koyomi and Shiori forgetting one another made that possible.

Kazune got to be with Koyomi in all the universes as she truly liked him. I love her the most, she was selflessly helping Koyomi achieve his dream.

I guess, it's wonderful ending for all. Koyomi and Shiori didn't end up together but they wanted to avoid that misfortune so it's alright, I guess.

[noelledeltarune]

EVERY SINGLE DAY there are MILLIONS of characters in their late 20s who get falsely accused of being father figures to teenagers when in reality the description of "weird older cousin" or "step-sibling that moved out before you were born" is 1000000x more apt