Violet Evergarden
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Synopsis
Violet Evergarden is a girl who has basically never known anything beyond following orders and fighting, trained as a weapon for as long as she could hold one, she spent her entire youth on the front lines of a massive war. When the conflict finally ends, she's left with two prosthetic arms and the last words of Major Gilbert, the one person who mattered to her: "I love you." The problem is, she genuinely doesn't understand what that means. So she takes a job as an Auto Memory Doll, basically a ghostwriter who helps people put their feelings into letters. Each client she works with cracks her open a little more, and watching someone who's essentially emotionally blank slowly learn what it means to feel things is way more devastating than it sounds. Kyoto Animation put everything into this one; every frame looks like a painting, and Evan Call's soundtrack knows exactly when to hit you. This is a 13-episode TV series that's paced deliberately, so don't go in expecting action. It's a quiet, emotional gut-punch disguised as a story about writing letters. If you liked Your Lie in April or Clannad, this lives in that same emotional space but with a post-war setting that gives the grief and healing more weight. Fans of Anohana will also recognize the way it handles loss without being manipulative about it. Just keep tissues nearby: you'll need them by about episode seven.
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Violet Evergarden
A former soldier, Violet works as an Auto Memory Doll, seeking the meaning of her commander's last words.
Harlacher Erika
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Volumes 0-6 of the manga. Continue reading from Volume 1.

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so goooddd
i was seriously on the verge of tears by the end of this tbh. luculia just dealing with all of that heavy family stuff really tugged at my heartstrings. this show just has a way of making you care about these side characters so quickly even if they only get one episode.
Best anime ive watched
"Happy birthday Ann"
Beautiful sobbing story with amazing animation with on of the best female characters in anime. Prepare tissues for episode 10
Molto chill
Simply gourgeous
This is the one where I got emotional on everything thrown at me when I watch this series. Though I fear the worst that some people will say that fictional and reality are the same thing, this series show me everything that I able to move forward without losing yourself as you are still human with mistake in the past.
The emotional and action filled ending on the rail track was really touching and the fact that she wasn't denied by the society is a great lesson for me and the anime just feels so real that i felt as if it had been a part of my life along I just had forgotten all the beautiful and sorrowfull scene but in the end I ended up crying
Sorry but I didn't watched this anime yet so I don't know about this anime but I heard about this anime and also I don't judge anime by watching the front page
Making me cry every episode. Truely emotional anime for me
touching
I feel it mirror us in a way like how we do things that at first we don't know how it will affect us and feel it only when it too late
Loved this anime! The animation was really standout, every story has emotions, and the characters development also amazing. Really worth to watch!
THe feels
I loved Voilet's heart for her comander and her development throughout the series and how she can change carrers easily after a few years of learning how to be a real girl
I love the animations and how sad it is
Very emotional anime, well animated by kyoto animation. episode 10 made me cry, same with the movie
Not bad
It's sweet and sinceir and calm, like a relaxing melody.That's what Violet seems to me! :))) I love that pookie.She's just so ephereal and magicial.What a beauty,with brains!.
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