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In my opinion, this film has a really cool image, to be honest, especially the atmosphere of Tokyo at night is also really good. It's true

This episode tends to take us to an alternate reality, like dissecting Mikasa's psychology, which is filled with trauma from loss. Besides,

The fight scene where Annie uses her ODM Gear is really cool and brutal. But the most impressive thing is the unpredictable plot twist in

It turns out Annie Leonhart is indeed that cold, but on the other hand, her soul is very fragile. Plus, in this episode, the vibe of

What a masterpiece ending! As Windah Basudara would say, "Absolute Cinema"! I was really moved

This episode made me sad when the scene where Yuuta was late catching Rikka's train at the station. The music also makes me feel so sad that I want

I don't like this episode because in this episode Rikka looks like she's lost her identity 😔💔

It's crazy that Yuuta confessed to Rikka! Honestly, but the way he confesses seems a bit funny. but even though it's cringe, it still has some

This episode is the sweetest. When they both sit on the night train, Yuuta begins to realize that he really cares about Rikka more than just being a

It was a bit sad when Rikka met her sibling at the station and he was scared to death. It was really obvious that Yuuta was starting to see Rikka's

This is the funniest episode because it turns out the contents of the letter were just a misunderstanding, and Yuuta can only stare blankly at his

Yuuta is forced to study with Rikka so she won't be disbanded. The funny scene is when Rikka gets hit on the head with a rolled up paper because she

It turns out that Nibutani is also a former Chuunibyou! When her true identity as "Mori Summer" was revealed, she, who was initially calm,

The loyal servant, aka Dekomori, has started to appear, making Yuuta even more stressed because he has another strange friend

The duel between the umbrella and the ladle. This is hilarious! The animation is really meant to be like an action movie. The transitions are also

Yuuta originally wanted to repent of being a cheesy kid, but after meeting Rikka, he didn't. The moment that made it absurd was when Rikka climbed

I think the visual of the train on the water is the most masterpiece scene, because from a visual perspective, even the music is so moving. Ghibli is

AKITO IS PURE EVIL! he's really evil! because Akito really shows his monster side to Kyo. and what's even more sad is that Kyo doesn't feel worthy of

Immediately made me love Tohru. Honestly, at first I was a bit shocked to find out she was living in a tent, but it was funny that she was still so