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Shoujoboy's Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora Ova Review
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Hantsuki did it all right. Six episodes was just about the perfect number to accomplish what it did. There was no filler and it had a solid storyline that was extremely engrossing. From the first episode, the viewer is pulled into a world of a blossoming love between two people that could have never been under any other circumstance. There are teenage love animes everywhere, but very few actually make you feel good in the end that these two ended up by one another's side. Yuichi's willingness to love a girl with no guarantee of a tomorrow, and Rika's struggle to live just to stay next to a man whom she only recently met, is a heartwarming and life reaffirming story. There won't be a need to by the soundtrack; no need for the 1/8 PVC figures; and you won't have posters on your wall.
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Member Opinions
love the presentation of relationships. although rather short anime, 6 in total. very well presented and a complete story with a beginning and a logical ending that flows through. characters are all quite well developed. the nurse could have more insights. the ending is a happy ending but with a touch of sorrow in it. again, this could be good tv drama. music deserved some credits. very touching and suitable for story. lovely anime.