Screenplay:
Hideyuki KurataCinematography:
Akio SaitōComposer:
岩崎琢Cast:
Kaori Nazuka, Akemi Okamura, Yuka Imai, Rica Matsumoto, Chafūrin, Hiroko Konishi, Akio Suyama, Kōji Ishii, Reiko Yasuhara, Toshihide Tsuchiya, Yoshiko Okamoto (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(13)
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A Girl Admiring the Sunset (E01)
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A Boy and a Mad King (E02)
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A Feast in the Dark (E03)
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Discord (E04)
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Murder (E05)
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Disappearance in a Sandstorm (E06)
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Night of Flight (E07)
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Two Lone Souls (E08)
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In the Chasm (E09)
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Prelude to Chaos (E10)
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Eve of Destruction (E11)
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This Bloody Earth (E12)
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Now and Then, Here and There (E13)
Reviews (1)
Scary. I kind of knew what I was getting into, but I didn't expect this result. Cruel, really cruel. No matter how it ends, the journey is hard, tough, and painful. I couldn't say “now they’ll get away", I couldn't say “now they’ll win the fight", I couldn't say that a given character would live to see the end. The deaths were ugly, the killings uglier. Nothing far-fetched, just a painful and raw portrayal of war and suffering. Definitely a powerful anti-militarist piece that can stir the heart. I really can't think of any words other than pain, destruction, suffering, cruelty. Various thoughts float through my mind and heart, and I can only add that I won't get more out of myself after watching it, it will just swirl around inside me, and I'll keep wondering how Shu ended up on his journey. BTW.: I would say that due to the scenes where they kill still small children, this anime is not for the faint of heart.
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