March Comes In Like a Lion Episode 6: Chapter 11 Child of God (Part One) / Chapter 12 Child of God (Part Two)
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March Comes In Like a Lion Episode 6: Chapter 11 Child of God (Part One) / Chapter 12 Child of God (Part Two)

Canon
← Prev: EP 5Next: EP 7 →

OSHIMETER

9.4

9 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

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belva's avatar
belva

i am hoping with all my heart that rei eventually finds true happiness. the teacher is honestly my favorite character rn, he's so supportive on top being funny

28181883's avatar
28181883

the immersive quality of this narrative is profound. it encourages the audience to simply sit in deep contemplation alongside the protagonist. the subtle character building surrounding the supporting cast is excellent.

homotron3799's avatar
homotron3799
im still never skipping this ost btw. i was so lost in thought while watching this that i dont even know what to say. like they just sucks you in completely

specialist54's avatar
specialist54
A slow-burn episode interrogating Rei’s inner thoughts and turmoil done in a beautiful artistic manner, as he struggles to find meaning. Meanwhile Hina spends some time with Rei while running into the person she least wanted to run into right there.
stellanuit_temi's avatar
stellanuit_temi
To find somewhere where he can belong. That was Kiriyama’s wish or rather, something he felt he needed to wish thanks to what has been said to him. But what that means? Is becoming a professional player enough? Is going to school enough? Or is it having people in his life?
rairai's avatar
rairai
The fact that Rei just bottles it up inside and doesn't talk to anybody about it for years :( I really love how the Kawamoto sisters take care of him. They just don't push themselves to be part of his life, but they open their doors so Rei can come inside.
lakshyasharma78388's avatar
lakshyasharma78388
The story starts to show more about his past problems. It is a little sad and serious but the story is strong.
rynnohana's avatar
rynnohana
VerifiedVerified
I really like Rei's teacher who is so supportive. I also like the way Hina worries about Rei. It is really emotionally at the end.
uorseucs's avatar
uorseucs
This episode features deeper lore. Hina's perception on Rei's troubles is the highlight. That said, the pacing is quite slow. The narration remains great, the design is good, and the story is nice, but the amount of info dumps is a bit overwhelming. Overall, a nice episode.

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QUICK TAKES

belva's avatar
belva

i am hoping with all my heart that rei eventually finds true happiness. the teacher is honestly my favorite character rn, he's so supportive on top being funny

28181883's avatar
28181883

the immersive quality of this narrative is profound. it encourages the audience to simply sit in deep contemplation alongside the protagonist. the subtle character building surrounding the supporting cast is excellent.

homotron3799's avatar
homotron3799
im still never skipping this ost btw. i was so lost in thought while watching this that i dont even know what to say. like they just sucks you in completely

specialist54's avatar
specialist54
A slow-burn episode interrogating Rei’s inner thoughts and turmoil done in a beautiful artistic manner, as he struggles to find meaning. Meanwhile Hina spends some time with Rei while running into the person she least wanted to run into right there.
stellanuit_temi's avatar
stellanuit_temi
To find somewhere where he can belong. That was Kiriyama’s wish or rather, something he felt he needed to wish thanks to what has been said to him. But what that means? Is becoming a professional player enough? Is going to school enough? Or is it having people in his life?
rairai's avatar
rairai
The fact that Rei just bottles it up inside and doesn't talk to anybody about it for years :( I really love how the Kawamoto sisters take care of him. They just don't push themselves to be part of his life, but they open their doors so Rei can come inside.
lakshyasharma78388's avatar
lakshyasharma78388
The story starts to show more about his past problems. It is a little sad and serious but the story is strong.
rynnohana's avatar
rynnohana
VerifiedVerified
I really like Rei's teacher who is so supportive. I also like the way Hina worries about Rei. It is really emotionally at the end.
uorseucs's avatar
uorseucs
This episode features deeper lore. Hina's perception on Rei's troubles is the highlight. That said, the pacing is quite slow. The narration remains great, the design is good, and the story is nice, but the amount of info dumps is a bit overwhelming. Overall, a nice episode.

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All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com

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All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com