Dusk Beyond the End of the World Episode 6: The Machine That Shouted Love at the End of the World
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS
The romance is front and center again, but this time it lands better because the episode lets the characters breathe. It is sweet, a little goofy, and Yugure’s earnestness is hard not to root for. The pacing is gentle, though it may feel slow if you only want sci-fi answers.
This was a good episode to develop the relationships. I want to see more of the trouple but we win some we lose some.
What I really liked about this episode is how Yugure is becoming more and more human-like through the way her emotions develop. Although the past few episodes have already shown these characteristics, this episode emphasized that development even more. On the downside, though, I really don't vibe with how the story glazes Akira's character. The emotional delivery was great, to be honest, but seeing this guy's actions, I just don't see how it fits at all.
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