Fantastic Children

I feel relieved that the story started to connect the dots. I find myself even more curious about the children with white hair, wondering who they actually were.

Hmm, I'm still having trouble grasping the plot. The pace was good, actually, where we got to see their progress. They haven't been interacting but rather clashing, leaving me unsure. It was still okay, then.

Hmm, I realize this is only the inaugural episode, which makes it hard to predict the narrative direction. I'm glad the production provided the year every time the setting changed.

I really loved how this series ended. It was so satisfying and wholesome. I even teared up a little during some scenes because Helga and Thoma's scenes were really emotional for me. This is a really good series. You might feel a little confused and find the pacing slow at first, but I think it actually works well because it gives you time to understand how the story unfolds. The only thing I didn't really like was the OS it made me sleepy because it sounded almost like a lullaby.

The vibe of this episode was really serious. I'm glad Dumas was able to think things through, since he was being overwhelmed by his emotions. I'm even more excited to find out what else will happen in the series.

I really didn't expect that. I thought he was Soran. This episode was kind of emotional for me, and really unpredictable. I honestly didn't see it coming. The only thing now is what Dumas will do and what decision he'll make.

Well, it's kind of sad that they lost someone, but at the same time, they'll be reunited with a friend they haven't seen in a long time. Now I'm just waiting for the revelation who Thoma really is and to see what will happen in the next episodes.

I'm just wondering what was Thoma's connection to them, because it feels like there's something going on with him. If i remember it correctly he had a dream in one of the earlier episodes hmm. Almost all of the questions I had from the previous episodes are finally starting to get answered, and the events have become much more intense.

Georca is such a well written character that i come to hate, it felt like I could punch him at any moment. Anyway, I also felt sorry for what Dumas went through, i understand why he’s trying so hard to revive his sister. His wish is actually so simple, but of course, it would still be dangerous if they ever succeeded.

Everything is starting to come together now, and it looks like all the events will eventually meet at the center. Almost everything has been revealed, and my hunch about Gherta was right. I'm getting even more excited to keep watching because of everything that's happening.

She can't really control what her heart feels. I felt sorry for him, especially since he had always been by the princess's side ever since they were children. This episode was really emotional and very appealing to me. Now i'm very curious how the story will unfold in the next episode.

The vibe was really emotional, and I was a little disturbed by Seth's reaction. It made me feel like what happened might push him in becoming a villain. Now I'm really curious about what's going to happen in the next episode.

Another major revelation about the past events from this episode. Things are becoming much more clearer to me now, and at least I have a better idea of who they are and what their roles are in the series. A very dark episode for me.

Another episode focusing on Helga's backstory. Her past is getting deeper and deeper, which is actually good because I'm starting to understand the story and who she really is, what she truly is, and everything she's been through in her life. But I have a feeling the next episode is going to make me sad.

I think I’m starting to have an idea of who Gherta really is. And another thing is from the flashbacks showing Helga’s past identities gave me that of emotional vibe. This episode was kinda puzzling one for me, with so many things that made me wonder what was really going to happen next.

A good refresher of some scenes from the previous episodes, but if you've been really paying close attention to the story, you can probably skip this one and move on to the next episode.

Major revelations in this episode was pretty heavy. It made me wonder what’s going to happen next, especially since it seems like someone is having second thoughts. This episode definitely can’t be skipped because even up until the final scene, more details about the story were still being revealed.

I think I’m starting to understand the plot of the story. At first, I found it a little boring, but as it went on, it got better. You really shouldn’t skip any scenes. I noticed that the pacing is actually quite slow, and the emotions are pretty heavy. The scenes are so emotionally intense that it’s impossible not to feel at least a little something in your heart.

I wonder what kind of encounter she had of him to have that kind of reaction when she saw him. And i love how the parents supported their child's decision instead of stopping him. I really admire the story in this episode since it shows the genuine love given by their family.

He's really mysterious and his vibe is too scary. And why does it seem like he's not in good terms with the other white haired children, also wondering why she and the other orphan left and what was going through her mind.