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This anime tugs at the heart. The kid's a piano prodigy but it wasn't sunshine and rainbows. Considering his dying mother went all mother dearest on him. Even beat him with a stick until he bled and stood up for himself. Then years after she passed away he forgives her.
I really like the small details that show how much she still meant to him beforehand. He showed no hate for her at all at her shrine, just smiled and remembered the good times. Seeing that turn into a coming to terms with not just the good times, but all the times, was so powerful
@@ProfessorViral true despite all the pain and suffering Saki put her son through she still loved him and he her in return. But the one scene that really made me cry was the hug he had with his aunt figure and her daughter. There's one thing I don't understand. How come his dad didn't do anything to stop Saki from abusing the kid? Seriously I know the guy travels for work but any good parent would stop the other from abusing their child.
Your Lie in April was the worst anime I ever saw. it cost me a lot of money because it made me buy a piano and now I'm going to learn how to play it because of the emotional trauma that it made me remember. 10 out of 10 anime
i honestly like to belive that it wasnt kosai that imagined koari in their final duet. i like to imagine that it really was her, she would fight so hard to finish her goals. i could see her showing up to kosai in spirit form just to let him know he had his duet. thats why she cried when it was her time to go, the peddles leaving her chest i think resembles the blood loss from the surgery and she couldnt contain herself anymore and had to leave, its why she didnt fully finish the song (imo, idk how the actual song goes so.) it seemed more real than imaganary to me. (which is why i always cry so hard) when kosai imagine his mom watching him( i think he did anyway) she was still grey, brighter but dim, didnt move, didnt speak just there. koari though saw kosai looking down at the keys again, he saw the world as black and white so she came in to tell him "your looking down again" and make his life colourful, giving them their final duet, and unlike his mother, a goodbye. thats the way i see it, if i sound stupid im sorry. #KaoriReachedUs
Havent seen the anime but from the video thinking I should. I didn't understand the passion of instruments at the time till I saw Those Snow White Notes. It seemed in Your Lie In April Kaori and Kousei moved from living for someone else to living with someone else. While yes Kaori dies the memory of her seems to be real enough that she is still with Kousei. It reminds me of a One Piece quote, "When do you think people die? When they are shot through the heart by the bullet of a pistol? No. When they are ravaged by an incurable disease? No. When they drink a soup made from a poisonous mushroom!? No! It’s when… they are forgotten."
Pretty much. We can live on long after we die with others, and then from there in some part by how they effect others. With that much power, we have to do our best!
I tremendously enjoyed this video not because how great this anime, yes it's great, but I love how you connect between the idea of love and creativity. Fantastic philosophical perspective
I hated the slapstick but the piano monologues my god they where biblical. I guarantee if you're a Musican with any passion you'll never see your instrument in the same way after the final episode.
Yo man, I've got a quick question for you. Does continuing to watch anime successively become easier in the sense that the post anime depression is mitigated? I just watched this series and, like others, I find myself ruminating on the various themes and psychology of the characters. Is this healthy in your opinion, does it lead to resolution or closure? Is that why you compose these videos? Thank you for the review, you are brilliant my man.
I can't really remember exactly why I started this all, but most commonly I think it's because I was alone with my thoughts when I finished a story that impacted me. I never had people to share what I was thinking or feeling with, and it kept me lonely. While writing about it alone helped, I think sharing it was what mitigated that weighty post-story feeling. The way its healthy is in what you do with that feeling and nothing else, from discussion to expression of your own. In your situation and bounds, what can it motivate you to do?
@@ProfessorViral Tbh, I was thinking of maybe beginning a channel to discuss themes and etc... of anime and movies that me and my friend would watch, though I haven't the slightest clue how to go about beginning that, structurally. I want to be able to continue to enjoy watching these impressive compositions, but yeah, I want to find a more sustainable and emotionally facilitated way to do it. I think I'll reconsider my aforementioned idea, though, let me test my luck here. Would you have any further advice for me in regards to using a youtube channel as a vehicle for cathartic/emotional expression? You evidently have the insight lol. Also, I already understand a healthy decision is to apply the themes and etc... to better my own life and interaction with others, though is there any particular structured process that you undergo after watching an especially emotional anime to retain important and auspicious concepts, while not ruminating; other than youtube?
This one got to me. Only a few do, this, Steins;Gate, and Sonny Boy that I remember. But the second two were after I watched them and thought back on them
Sooo it came the time where my anime list gets smaller and this was one of the last to watch anime and i was not sure if its worth the time so i searched for something to convince me with spoilers or not, aaand i feel like ive seen this case before in some Real Action movie dont remember the name , but its the same overall , sooo im gona pass ,dont judge , looks nice and i can feel the strong emotions this anime has to give , but i ive felt these before , so yeah...
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where are your subs at? you dont have nearly enough for the massive quality of this video!
This anime tugs at the heart. The kid's a piano prodigy but it wasn't sunshine and rainbows. Considering his dying mother went all mother dearest on him. Even beat him with a stick until he bled and stood up for himself. Then years after she passed away he forgives her.
I really like the small details that show how much she still meant to him beforehand. He showed no hate for her at all at her shrine, just smiled and remembered the good times. Seeing that turn into a coming to terms with not just the good times, but all the times, was so powerful
@@ProfessorViral true despite all the pain and suffering Saki put her son through she still loved him and he her in return. But the one scene that really made me cry was the hug he had with his aunt figure and her daughter. There's one thing I don't understand. How come his dad didn't do anything to stop Saki from abusing the kid? Seriously I know the guy travels for work but any good parent would stop the other from abusing their child.
This DAMNED anime.
Every freaking time
i hate it for being this good
Your Lie in April was the worst anime I ever saw. it cost me a lot of money because it made me buy a piano and now I'm going to learn how to play it because of the emotional trauma that it made me remember.
10 out of 10 anime
Kosei?
Bro i started playing my violin again after quitting for 2 years because of this anime😭
i honestly like to belive that it wasnt kosai that imagined koari in their final duet. i like to imagine that it really was her, she would fight so hard to finish her goals. i could see her showing up to kosai in spirit form just to let him know he had his duet.
thats why she cried when it was her time to go, the peddles leaving her chest i think resembles the blood loss from the surgery and she couldnt contain herself anymore and had to leave, its why she didnt fully finish the song (imo, idk how the actual song goes so.) it seemed more real than imaganary to me. (which is why i always cry so hard)
when kosai imagine his mom watching him( i think he did anyway) she was still grey, brighter but dim, didnt move, didnt speak just there.
koari though saw kosai looking down at the keys again, he saw the world as black and white so she came in to tell him "your looking down again" and make his life colourful, giving them their final duet, and unlike his mother, a goodbye.
thats the way i see it, if i sound stupid im sorry.
#KaoriReachedUs
You got me, I'm a romantic and this is beautiful.
Thanks! : D
And yet,us romantics seem to be farthest away from love,true love
This is a show that is so good that it is hard to watch it more than once. It is weird way of saying but that is the way I would put this show
I understand, there's some series that hit hard enough I don't want to go through those same feelings for a while haha
Havent seen the anime but from the video thinking I should. I didn't understand the passion of instruments at the time till I saw Those Snow White Notes. It seemed in Your Lie In April Kaori and Kousei moved from living for someone else to living with someone else. While yes Kaori dies the memory of her seems to be real enough that she is still with Kousei. It reminds me of a One Piece quote, "When do you think people die? When they are shot through the heart by the bullet of a pistol? No. When they are ravaged by an incurable disease? No. When they drink a soup made from a poisonous mushroom!? No! It’s when… they are forgotten."
Pretty much. We can live on long after we die with others, and then from there in some part by how they effect others. With that much power, we have to do our best!
Love your videos. My current favorite ones right now are the ones about Kamina, Sonny Boy, and this one.
Thank you! I'm actually writing a bit more about Sonny Boy right now!
I don't cry much, and i have'nt even seen your lie in april.
but seeing this made me tear up a bit.
love ur vieos man.
Thank you, that means a lot : )
5:01 WHAT A BARRRR
It's so beautiful to watch but a good tear jerker we haven't seen in a while.
I tremendously enjoyed this video not because how great this anime, yes it's great, but I love how you connect between the idea of love and creativity. Fantastic philosophical perspective
Seeing some love on older videos is always a very nice thing, thank you for the kind words 💙
NOOOOO IT'S APRIL SOON 😭😭😭
Huh, probably should have saved the post about this one until April lol
I hated the slapstick but the piano monologues my god they where biblical. I guarantee if you're a Musican with any passion you'll never see your instrument in the same way after the final episode.
I have no music talent as of yet, so I just sat in amazement
Yo man, I've got a quick question for you. Does continuing to watch anime successively become easier in the sense that the post anime depression is mitigated? I just watched this series and, like others, I find myself ruminating on the various themes and psychology of the characters. Is this healthy in your opinion, does it lead to resolution or closure? Is that why you compose these videos? Thank you for the review, you are brilliant my man.
I can't really remember exactly why I started this all, but most commonly I think it's because I was alone with my thoughts when I finished a story that impacted me. I never had people to share what I was thinking or feeling with, and it kept me lonely. While writing about it alone helped, I think sharing it was what mitigated that weighty post-story feeling. The way its healthy is in what you do with that feeling and nothing else, from discussion to expression of your own. In your situation and bounds, what can it motivate you to do?
@@ProfessorViral Tbh, I was thinking of maybe beginning a channel to discuss themes and etc... of anime and movies that me and my friend would watch, though I haven't the slightest clue how to go about beginning that, structurally. I want to be able to continue to enjoy watching these impressive compositions, but yeah, I want to find a more sustainable and emotionally facilitated way to do it. I think I'll reconsider my aforementioned idea, though, let me test my luck here. Would you have any further advice for me in regards to using a youtube channel as a vehicle for cathartic/emotional expression? You evidently have the insight lol. Also, I already understand a healthy decision is to apply the themes and etc... to better my own life and interaction with others, though is there any particular structured process that you undergo after watching an especially emotional anime to retain important and auspicious concepts, while not ruminating; other than youtube?
This was amazing, thank you for this!
The anime that make me feel sad😢 but you learn also❤
If you’ve seen it you should cover clannad. I’d love to see your take on it and how you’d break it down. Especially after story and the OVA
I’d love to recommend march comes in like a lion
Interesting, I'll keep it in mind!
Never thought of the show this way. That’s why I subbed great vid ❤️
Thank you! : D
Excellent analysis my guy
Thank you!
Great video man!
I hope u give march comes in like a lion, clannad or chihayafuru a try. Btw Tnx for the great content man! keep it up!
No problem, thanks for watching and for the nice comment!
What could have been if they ended up togheter...
Did you cry after watched this anime? I really get emotional after watching this anime
This one got to me. Only a few do, this, Steins;Gate, and Sonny Boy that I remember. But the second two were after I watched them and thought back on them
I was gonna skip this video because of "kEori". Glad i stayed
This is the only anime that made me cry.
It's one of the few to do the same for me! I know this, Steins;Gate for sure, but I'm only maybe on which others might have
I Wonder what do you think about Oregairu
Sooo it came the time where my anime list gets smaller and this was one of the last to watch anime and i was not sure if its worth the time so i searched for something to convince me with spoilers or not, aaand i feel like ive seen this case before in some Real Action movie dont remember the name , but its the same overall , sooo im gona pass ,dont judge , looks nice and i can feel the strong emotions this anime has to give , but i ive felt these before , so yeah...
What about the love of homura akemi than?
I'd say her love is the opposite, being completely uncreative. She basically everything this anime says not to do haha
ayyy i have 20 mins
Must be a sign 😎
I've watched half of the series...and for me it's the worst romance anime of all time
Finish the show, you need to.