Toradora! Episode 21: No Matter What
Canon
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10.0
9 Fans
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OSHIMETER
10.0
9 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
marin_coser
The rescue works because it strips away everyone’s pretending. Ryuuji finally hears the truth directly, and there’s no easy way to ignore it anymore. Definitely a must watch
nekokurarisu
Ryuuji asking Kitamura to take credit for the rescue is frustrating on purpose xD it shows how desperately he’s trying to preserve a situation that’s already falling apart.
crybabytodoroki
Ami and Minorin’s fight is messy, but realistically messy. Neither of them are completely wrong, which makes the conflict stronger. Can't really hate either of them tbh
kotomi
It’s nice seeing other characters get their moment in this episode. Watching Takasu become open about his feelings with his friends really shows how much he’s grown. The episode shows character’s struggles as they try to figure out their own emotions while understanding others.
charliereviews
The tension in this EP is incredibly high. I deeply sympathize with the characters and understand where they're coming from. So much emotion is conveyed, and the final scene is executed perfectly.
verakristinalou
As someone who demands answers, I can't hate Ami for trying to bring out everyone's thought making her vital for the progression.I love the body language and the voice acting of each scenes where I can vividly feel their emotion. Perfectly paced till the confession in the end.
kento
Intense episode. When you consider it, all the fights and such are the result from Ryuuji's inability to decide. very emotional moments, and everything here intensifies those feelings further.
pranavi_birhade
The characters begin confronting difficult feelings and decisions about what they truly want. Friendships are tested as everyone tries to move forward. The story starts building serious momentum here.
konami
QUICK TAKES
marin_coser
The rescue works because it strips away everyone’s pretending. Ryuuji finally hears the truth directly, and there’s no easy way to ignore it anymore. Definitely a must watch
nekokurarisu
Ryuuji asking Kitamura to take credit for the rescue is frustrating on purpose xD it shows how desperately he’s trying to preserve a situation that’s already falling apart.
crybabytodoroki
Ami and Minorin’s fight is messy, but realistically messy. Neither of them are completely wrong, which makes the conflict stronger. Can't really hate either of them tbh
kotomi
It’s nice seeing other characters get their moment in this episode. Watching Takasu become open about his feelings with his friends really shows how much he’s grown. The episode shows character’s struggles as they try to figure out their own emotions while understanding others.
charliereviews
The tension in this EP is incredibly high. I deeply sympathize with the characters and understand where they're coming from. So much emotion is conveyed, and the final scene is executed perfectly.
verakristinalou
As someone who demands answers, I can't hate Ami for trying to bring out everyone's thought making her vital for the progression.I love the body language and the voice acting of each scenes where I can vividly feel their emotion. Perfectly paced till the confession in the end.
kento
Intense episode. When you consider it, all the fights and such are the result from Ryuuji's inability to decide. very emotional moments, and everything here intensifies those feelings further.
pranavi_birhade
The characters begin confronting difficult feelings and decisions about what they truly want. Friendships are tested as everyone tries to move forward. The story starts building serious momentum here.
konami
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