Celestial Method
Oshimeter
Synopsis
A group of friends—Nonoka Komiya, Koharu Shiihara, Shione Togawa, and twins Yuzuki and Souta Mizusaka—once attempted to summon a flying saucer to grant their wishes. After thinking that they failed, they called it a day. However, soon afterward, Nonoka abruptly moved out of Kiriya City, breaking the bond of their circle. Little did the group know, they were successful and the saucer has been floating in the sky since then, waiting to fulfill its purpose. Seven years later, Nonoka returns to Kiriya, all but forgetting everything regarding her life there. She meets Noel, a little girl wearing strange clothes, and through her, Nonoka begins to remember the past and the friends she left behind. From there, she strives to reforge her severed relationship with the others as she uncovers the mysteries connecting Noel, the saucer, and the wishes they once cherished together.
Episode Guide
Characters
Noel
Childlike, kind blue-haired girl; a mysterious saucer from Nonoka's past.
Minase Inori
Nonoka Komiya
Nonoka Komiya returns to Lake Kiriya after 7 years, living with her father, and unknowingly summoned Noel with friends.
Natsukawa Shiina
Shione Togawa
Stern photographer, Shione harbors resentment towards her childhood friend, Nonoka, after her move.
Komatsu Mikako
Yuzuki Mizusaka
Energetic, disc-averse Yuzuki clashes with her twin brother, Souta.
Toyosaki Aki
Koharu Shiihara
Air-headed shop poster girl, kind and peace-loving, avoids conflict but supports friends subtly.
Yoshimura Haruka
Souta Mizusaka
Yuzuki's stoic twin brother, often clashes with her but cares deeply and helps friends like Koharu.
Ishikawa Kaito
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Honestly, this episode is awesome because it’s where Shione and Nonoka’s relationship completely heals.
This flashback beautifully captures the exact heartbeat where an innocent childhood promise shatters into years of unspoken resentment.
The raw tension between Nonoka and Shione makes it one of the most heartbreaking yet a beautiful part of this episode.
This episode is such a beautifully quiet, emotional moment that really hits you in the chest. I Watched as Nonoka try so hard to protect Noel while everything begins to fracture shows exactly why this episode has so much heart.
It is so hilarious how completely shocked Yuzuki and Souta look when they are struggling to balance the ladder and giant board with their classmates.
It is funny how Yuzuki looks so proud and happy holding up her money with that beautiful smile.
I felt sad and sorry for Noel when she was crawling on the floor next to the broken dinosaur board.
Koharu looks really sweet smiling at the counter in her work apron, while Souta just stands there looking quiet and thoughtful like a gentleman.
The part where Noel looks so full of energy, and jumping on the bed and shouting Sparkle, sparkle is so cute and lively.
It is so funny how mad Yuzuku looks while saying she will never forgive Nonoka, only to turn around and see Nonoka standing right there
Noel looks incredibly cute poking her tiny face out of the big green dinosaur cutout. I enjoyed this episode.
Beautiful ending - it was written so well that you can feel Nonoka's eagerness. It was mysterious and had relaxing dn satisfying vibe. I like the art style used in the end of the climax. Even the makers beautifully used sunflower field to keep your hope alive. Overall, this anime is slow world building decent story.
The heartwarming moment where Noel offers Nonoka a giant leaf to shelter her from the rain, shows her pure and innocent kindness. Also the quiet atmosphere is beautifully balanced.
I enjoyed the scene where Nonoka was preparing breakfast. It shows her gentle determination, and the view is very awesome.
Interesting perspective! I didn't even thought I'll get to see this from the things happened in previous episode! (And I like it). It felt like empty but kind of freshness and relaxing. Story was written beautifully that I didn't even realised when it got finished. Good watch✨
This is a nice ending to such a roller-coaster season. The final scenes were animated with so much care and love. The story takes its time to close every single plot point without rushing. I felt completely satisfied and happy with how things ended. It leaves you with a complete feeling.
We get thrown into a really confusing but brilliant alternate perspective. The colors look deliberately washed out and dull which is a genius artistic choice. The pacing feels weirdly still like time has stopped. I felt so empty the whole time. It perfectly captures the feeling of missing someone important.
Finally got to see the thing which I waited from long time! It was bit of emotional but they dragged the story like anything. The first half was different this time- somehow Nonoka match up with Shione. Overall,slow story with slow world building.
This one is to me so hard to cope for its heavy theme. Things escalate so quickly that I could barely process what was happening. The way the glowing lights were animated was beautiful. The fast pacing works perfectly to convey the themes. I was honestly crying by the time the credits rolled. It is a masterpiece of an episode that we will not re-watch.
The festival is finally here and it looks stunning. All the lanterns and stalls are drawn with so much detail. The episode is also a build-up episode. I felt incredibly joyful while watching this. This one works excellently to break down the rhythm of the anime.
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