Tamayura: More Aggressive Episode 4: A Special Place with Special Memories
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS
Este episodio avanza en el personaje de Fū y en ir descubriendo el legado que le dejó su padre. Su amor por la fotografía resulta ser justo eso, algo que él le heredó, y el show maneja bien cómo cada quien carga con la pérdida a su manera. Está bueno ver a Mitani y a Fū trabajando juntas, sobre todo en el baile, y la energía de Norie siempre refresca. El ritmo acompaña las emociones, con esa vibra melancólica y agridulce que se mantiene pese al tono cómodo. Al final todo se siente más profundo de lo que parece. Será que el legado del padre se sigue revelando por partes en lo que viene.
So far, there's really not much to say about this episode besides the fact that it's sort of a progression to Fuu/Potte's character and the slow unraveling of what her dad left behind as a legacy for her to find out. This episode is pretty much an example of that and it does it really well with how consistent it is with portraying how some people cope with loss through whatever means and in this case, is Fuu's love of photography which funny enough, is another legacy that her father left for her. And said legacy branches out through other aspects as well which each episode tackles which is what I like about this show. Another thing that has been very consistent so far is the feeling of melancholy and bittersweet despite it having a comedic tone and I think that this whole franchise can be summed up as "Art and Loss". I recommend this a watch.
It's nice seeing Mitani and Fuu working together, especially in the dance. Norie's energy was refreshing and fun to watch. I like the pacing of this anime, it matches its emotions and depth. The ending is deep.
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