Kyousougiga Episode 4: The Second Daughter and Her Wonderful Monsters
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EPISODE REVIEWS

Me pareció una buena forma de representar el duelo y el apego, muestra tal vez de manera muy explicita como el apegarnos al pasado realmente solo nos carcome, y nos dificulta ampliar nuestro punto de vista, tuvo sus partes sentimentales, y me gusta como construyen o muestran más del mundo sin que la protagonista sea el foco principal, simplemente ayuda a que la historia avance y al cambio

An emotional episode centered around Yase. We're slowly getting more of the backstory, like receiving a new piece of the puzzle with each episode. It feels like we'll only fully understand what happened in the final episode, and I'm here for it!

And so we continue with the backstories of the most important group of characters in this story. I'll be honest, this one was very touching to watch, about loved ones being torn apart by circumstance and those that remain who are struggling to cope with the reality that their joyful moments are over. With that, the show also starts to hint the significance of the arrival of a certain individual and what it means for their plans moving forward. Hard to say what would happen next, but I am excited to see what this show would come up with in the upcoming episodes.



