Takopi's Original Sin Episode 6: To All of You in 2016
Manga chapter 15-16
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.5
18 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
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Takopi's Original Sin Episode 6: To All of You in 2016
Manga chapter 15-16
Canon/HIGH
← Prev: EP 5Next: EP →
OSHIMETER
9.5
18 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
sumi_e
VerifiedThis was an episode I rewatched quite a dozen times. The message of the story sinks on the audience heavily. Highlights the importance of understanding before dismissing people's feelings and thinking that your solution is always the right solution.
No one's life is perfect, and a little connection is sometimes all it takes to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
No one's life is perfect, and a little connection is sometimes all it takes to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
pam2026
VerifiedFina agridulce para los 4 personajes con un reinicio mejor al inicial pero sin el adorable alienígena, aunque sigue su eco emocional en ellos.
fuggs
VerifiedTakopi is my hero...
elcruz20
VerifiedTakopi operates as a kind of distorted Doraemon‑style figure, offering gadgets that promise to solve problems but often fail or even worsen them until the alien begins to grasp the real stakes. This made our protagonist confused and naive about human suffering and coping.
inochi
VerifiedI feel bad for everybody involved. Each character has their own fair share of problems. My emotions are all over the place watching this, it really hits you in the feels.
jeerox
Verifiedokay actually a great ender episode, it emphasis hope in tough situations, and great development from takopi, he finally realize it. And this all 6 episode was hard to watch with all the raw emotions. Have someone to talk to whenever you feel down. great anime. would recommend.
victor
VerifiedDoesn't fix everything — the real problems are still there. But watching these characters finally find each other after all of it is more than enough
brandon_2100
VerifiedNever in my life have I binged watched an anime full of raw emotion and the complexity of humans. In just 6 episodes, I witnessed so much sadness from such an innocent alien character that I’m crying. This show is a masterpiece and I highly recommend it.
tabhishekkumar985
VerifiedTakopi learns that magic gadgets can't fix human trauma. Amidst Shizuka and Marina’s suffering, he realizes forced happiness fails where empathy succeeds. It highlights that even in dark environments, genuine understanding is the only way for victims of pain to truly connect.
ayamsapisiap
A very nice ending in my opinion, even though the problem is still remain which is their own parents and in the long run they still suffer from that. They find closure with each other and slowly but surely accepting and try to fix their condition for their own good.
dulset
still processing that finale. 'twas a great end that provided so much closure after all the twists and turns, seeing everything wrap up was exactly makes me emotional..warm hugs to evryone out there
abiissleepy
This episode hit hard. Shizuka’s breakdown was pure, raw emotion from someone left alone. Takopi didn’t have answers, he just stayed by her and that simple presence gave her eyes back their sparkle. Sometimes, just having someone there changes everything
lucylu
The cuteness is a trap. A lacerating story about bullying and the limits of kindness. It’s dark, depressing, and masterfully written. 10/10.
maynardtiangco
It is a very emotional but fruitful conclusion. I love how they conveyed the emotions of the character. It connected most of the unexplained parts of the plot and I also cried on what takopi did in the end. Not everything can be solved but even one person can make a difference.
wills
Great end that wraps up all the loose ends after all the twists and turns.
yourfavoritenerd
Verifiedsohailkhan183607
jj1234
EPISODE CONTEXT
As the sixth and final episode, this serves as the definitive conclusion to the entire series, bringing full closure to the intertwined fates of Takopi, Shizuka, Marina, and Azuma after episode 5's critical revelations set the stage. The narrative comes full circle from the dark spiral of bullying, trauma, and time-loop consequences that defined the preceding episodes, resolving the core emotional threads the series established from its very first moments. There is no continuation beyond this point—this is where the story delivers its final statement on whether genuine happiness is possible for these characters.
QUICK TAKES
sumi_e
VerifiedThis was an episode I rewatched quite a dozen times. The message of the story sinks on the audience heavily. Highlights the importance of understanding before dismissing people's feelings and thinking that your solution is always the right solution.
No one's life is perfect, and a little connection is sometimes all it takes to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
No one's life is perfect, and a little connection is sometimes all it takes to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
pam2026
VerifiedFina agridulce para los 4 personajes con un reinicio mejor al inicial pero sin el adorable alienígena, aunque sigue su eco emocional en ellos.
fuggs
VerifiedTakopi is my hero...
elcruz20
VerifiedTakopi operates as a kind of distorted Doraemon‑style figure, offering gadgets that promise to solve problems but often fail or even worsen them until the alien begins to grasp the real stakes. This made our protagonist confused and naive about human suffering and coping.
inochi
VerifiedI feel bad for everybody involved. Each character has their own fair share of problems. My emotions are all over the place watching this, it really hits you in the feels.
jeerox
Verifiedokay actually a great ender episode, it emphasis hope in tough situations, and great development from takopi, he finally realize it. And this all 6 episode was hard to watch with all the raw emotions. Have someone to talk to whenever you feel down. great anime. would recommend.
victor
VerifiedDoesn't fix everything — the real problems are still there. But watching these characters finally find each other after all of it is more than enough
brandon_2100
VerifiedNever in my life have I binged watched an anime full of raw emotion and the complexity of humans. In just 6 episodes, I witnessed so much sadness from such an innocent alien character that I’m crying. This show is a masterpiece and I highly recommend it.
tabhishekkumar985
VerifiedTakopi learns that magic gadgets can't fix human trauma. Amidst Shizuka and Marina’s suffering, he realizes forced happiness fails where empathy succeeds. It highlights that even in dark environments, genuine understanding is the only way for victims of pain to truly connect.
ayamsapisiap
A very nice ending in my opinion, even though the problem is still remain which is their own parents and in the long run they still suffer from that. They find closure with each other and slowly but surely accepting and try to fix their condition for their own good.
dulset
still processing that finale. 'twas a great end that provided so much closure after all the twists and turns, seeing everything wrap up was exactly makes me emotional..warm hugs to evryone out there
abiissleepy
This episode hit hard. Shizuka’s breakdown was pure, raw emotion from someone left alone. Takopi didn’t have answers, he just stayed by her and that simple presence gave her eyes back their sparkle. Sometimes, just having someone there changes everything
lucylu
The cuteness is a trap. A lacerating story about bullying and the limits of kindness. It’s dark, depressing, and masterfully written. 10/10.
maynardtiangco
It is a very emotional but fruitful conclusion. I love how they conveyed the emotions of the character. It connected most of the unexplained parts of the plot and I also cried on what takopi did in the end. Not everything can be solved but even one person can make a difference.
wills
Great end that wraps up all the loose ends after all the twists and turns.
yourfavoritenerd
Verifiedsohailkhan183607
jj1234
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