Ikebukuro West Gate Park Episode 4: Waltz for Baby
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS
I'd say this episode wasn't bad at all. It tackled a serious issue, abuse, which is unfortunately something that happens in real life as well. Although the pacing is still slow, it makes up for it with its emotional weight. I liked how Makoto handled everything on his own here. I mean, it wasn't really his responsibility, but he genuinely cared. The visuals were still spot-on, and I especially liked the colorful nighttime scenes shown in the first part of the episode. Overall, It's not great, but it's good enough!
Este capítulo no trato ninguna problemática como tal, si no un caso especifico que resulto ser un poco triste y nostálgico, pero que a su vez revela que realmente no conocemos a las personas y lo que hacen cuando no estamos en su presencia
It was a heavy story but beautifully told, showing the softer side of those gritty streets. I honestly teared up at the ending. What a masterpiece.
10
