Rumiko Takahashi Anthology Episode 4: Hidden in the Pottery
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3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS
Masterpiece writing! This ep never ceases to amaze me. I really liked how creepy this was at the very start and I thought I was watching Detective Conan theme-like with a horror vibe. The background music was eerie and the tone became mysterious and thrilling at the same time. The backstory of Mrs. Tonegawa was tragic and painful, leaving the mood of this ep melancholic.
I'm just loving this series!!! I like how they narrated sensitive matter with good animation and amazing background music. The first half literally scare you away. BUT once you know the truth, your mind will be blown! Mrs. Togawara-san was such a precious character which we can see in real world. The ending made such a relief! This episode was perfect example of ' Don't judge the book by it's cover'!!!
The most unsociable people are often the most misunderstood. I really loved this episode because it perfectly captured my frustration with the mother-in-law while making me sympathize with Tonegawa-san. It's interesting how misunderstandings can be resolved through honest communication when people are willing to listen instead of jumping to conclusions.
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