OVERTAKE! Episode 9: The Day of the Disaster
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS

Kouya no tenía simplemente un bloqueo profesional. Su incapacidad para fotografiar personas estaba conectada con una experiencia que alteró completamente su relación moral con la fotografía y ahora viene la parte difícil porque que se hace con tal informacion mas que hablar sobre ello sin embargo me gusta que haruka no se comporte como un terapeuta para Kouya, eso le da mas naturalidad al tipo de relacion que entablan.

What an amazing episode. In here, we get to fully see Kouya's past, showing why he's been afraid with taking pictures of people. To say the least, it was impactful. Along with that, we also see wholesome moments with Haruka and Kouya spending time together. I didn't think the father and son-esque dynamic would work here, but it was actually done so well. This episode was a fantastic mix of wholesome, funny and most of all, emotional. If I'll be honest, this episode will have a lasting effect for me because of just how powerful it was. I'll definitely remember this episode for a good while. An absolute masterpiece, for sure!

I cried while watching this episode, especially when Shozo offered advice to Kouya. It was truly a touching episode. Here, we finally learn the backstory behind Kouya's trauma. Haruka also comes across as more mature, as he is able to comfort Kouya and encourage him to start taking photos again.



