Tamayura: More Aggressive Episode 8: The Distant Promise Made That Day

Este episodio profundiza bastante en la relación entre Fū y Chihiro y da más contexto de su pasado. A diferencia del clímax del episodio pasado, donde el grupo veía el evento principal, aquí el momento fuerte es entre Fū y Chihiro mirando los fuegos artificiales, algo que pega mucho más si ves el episodio completo. Norie sigue tan enérgica como siempre, y ver a las dos planeando lo de los fuegos se sintió nostálgico, una escena que calienta el pecho. El ritmo está bien, aunque se me pasó más rápido que el anterior, no como algo malo, solo lo noté. La música de fondo le queda perfecta a las escenas y las tomas están increíbles. Será que este ya deja todo listo para el final, que se siente cerca.

Not much to say but this felt more of like an extension to the previous episode in terms of overarching story. Though I would say that it digs through Fuu and Chihiro's relationship a lot deeper and gives more context behind their history. In kind of contrasts to the climax of the previous episode where it was the group watching the main event, while in this one, the climax is pretty much between Fuu and Chihiro looking at the fireworks which has a lot more context if you watch the whole episode. Pacing is nice but like the episode felt like it went by fast compared to the previous one, but I don't see that as a bad thing at all as it's just something that I've noticed. Overall, very nice episode that continued from where it left off and is pretty much setting the finale since the season is coming to a close soon.

Norie is energetic as ever. Seeing Fuu and Chihiro planning on watching the fireworks was nostalgic to see. It's such a heartwarming scene to watch. The background music is also perfect for the scenes. The shots we're amazing.