Alice & Zoroku

maravilloso final, significativo y amoroso. recomendadisimo este anime.

un gran episodio que le ayuda a Sana a entender la complejidad de las personas, que no somos bueno o malos, que tenemos dimensiones. y también le ayuda a comprender cual es su vínculo con wonderland y qué es lo que este lugar busca

sana no puede procesar sus sentimientos, se frustra y se enoja como la niña que es. busca venganza y pone en peligro a todos.

mientras sana se divierte con sus amigas, a la vez alimenta rencor hacia lo que hizo Hanae y busca la manera de corregirlo

hana sale del centro y vemos a hatori, una adolescente tan presionada que termina usando los poderes que obtiene para controlar a la gente como marionetas

parece que se convirtió definitivamente en un anime reconfortante. este episodio es sobre lo importante de los lazos de amistad a la vez que nos muestra como Sana se siente rara sin explicación.

este episodio es como sacado del mejor slice of life y no me molesta para nada, simplemente me asusta que en algun momento pase algo terrible jaja

la agente Ichijou se lleva la pelota a la casa después de darlo todo en este episodio, mucha acción pero también cariñito en el alma.

me conmueve y un montón, muy bien contado. este episodio es emocional y a la vez violento, vale la pena 100%

realmente la historia es interesante y original. me conmueve bastante, este episodio nos muestra la perspectiva de Minnie C.

This episode wrapped everything up in such a gentle and emotional way. I really liked how it highlighted the friendships and support between the characters instead of just focusing on the fantasy elements. It felt like a proper goodbye to this journey.

This episode felt like a perfect balance of wonder and emotion. The exploration of Wonderland was visually creative, and I enjoyed the quieter moments between Sana and Hatori.

I liked how it balanced Sana’s childish side with the deeper emotions behind her actions. The atmosphere was really interesting, and the episode did a great job making the characters’ struggles feel natural.

Sana’s happiness with her friends was heartwarming, while Hatori’s loneliness created a strong contrast.

Episode 8 gives us a deeper look at Hatori and her struggles while balancing the usual charm of Sana’s story. The friendship, misunderstandings, and emotional scenes made this episode stand out.

I really liked how this episode took a breather after everything before. It's mostly about small moments, but those are what make the cast feel so lovable. Sana keeps stealing every scene without even trying.

Not much action here, but I honestly didn't mind. The everyday interactions are sweet, the comedy is understated, and Sana's personality keeps every scene entertaining. It's a simple episode.

This one surprised me in a good way. Ichijou absolutely carried the episode with her confidence, while Zouroku somehow stayed as calm as ever no matter what was happening.

I loved how this episode mixed intense moments with surprisingly heartfelt ones. Zouroku proves once again why he's such a great character, and the episode quietly drops a few mysteries that made me even more curious about Sana.

This one really sold me on the cast. The little interactions between Sana, Zoroku, and everyone else are so wholesome, while the episode slowly hints that bigger problems are coming.