Tamayura: More Aggressive Episode 12: And Thus, the Season of Departures Has Come
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Tamayura: More Aggressive Episode 12: And Thus, the Season of Departures Has Come

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En este episodio la última pieza la pone la madre de Fu, y eso completa la imagen de quién era él. Además cambia el ritmo: en vez de tomar fotos, Fu se ve obligada a absorber lo que la rodea, ligado a esa idea de que nada dura, todo cambia y la gente va y viene. Por eso es un episodio de despedida: recuerda todo lo vivido, se despide de Kanae y sigue adelante. Buen cierre, sin dejar nada colgando.

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The previous episode was the climax culmination, while this episode is the conclusion of it. A lot of previous episodes were pretty much centered around Fuu relating to the people who knew her father, and slowly learning more about the fragments of his past and getting to know him better, but in this case, she gets it from her own mother which I think is the last puzzle that fully shows her dad as a whole in my opinion. Another thing that makes this special is that it's a change of pace to what she usually does which was taking pictures, so she's kind of forced to fully absorb the things and experiences around her without something external, which correlates to her inner feeling of realizing that things don't last forever, everything changes, and people come and go. Which is why this is ultimately a departure episode as Fuu reminisce all the memories she has made over the past season and finally tries to say her goodbyes to Kanae and move forward with her life. Overall, a very good sendoff episode without leaving anything hanging and nicely give a good conclusion to things.

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It's such an enthusiastic and emotional episode for everyone. Fuu is realizing something along the way. Fuu's mother telling stories about her father is one thing, but Fuu's mother opening up to Fuu is making this episode emotional and heartfelt.

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En este episodio la última pieza la pone la madre de Fu, y eso completa la imagen de quién era él. Además cambia el ritmo: en vez de tomar fotos, Fu se ve obligada a absorber lo que la rodea, ligado a esa idea de que nada dura, todo cambia y la gente va y viene. Por eso es un episodio de despedida: recuerda todo lo vivido, se despide de Kanae y sigue adelante. Buen cierre, sin dejar nada colgando.

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The previous episode was the climax culmination, while this episode is the conclusion of it. A lot of previous episodes were pretty much centered around Fuu relating to the people who knew her father, and slowly learning more about the fragments of his past and getting to know him better, but in this case, she gets it from her own mother which I think is the last puzzle that fully shows her dad as a whole in my opinion. Another thing that makes this special is that it's a change of pace to what she usually does which was taking pictures, so she's kind of forced to fully absorb the things and experiences around her without something external, which correlates to her inner feeling of realizing that things don't last forever, everything changes, and people come and go. Which is why this is ultimately a departure episode as Fuu reminisce all the memories she has made over the past season and finally tries to say her goodbyes to Kanae and move forward with her life. Overall, a very good sendoff episode without leaving anything hanging and nicely give a good conclusion to things.

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jeysxjeys
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It's such an enthusiastic and emotional episode for everyone. Fuu is realizing something along the way. Fuu's mother telling stories about her father is one thing, but Fuu's mother opening up to Fuu is making this episode emotional and heartfelt.

©2013佐藤順一・TYA/たまゆら製作委員会

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