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kyokun703
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I did like the way it ended as well. This was a nice quiet series without all the OMG hype, and I hope Nozomi picks this up in the future.
I haven't read the novels, so I wonder if they continue on much further than the anime? Like, is there potential for a second season, or is that it? I have to admit though, it did end at a good place, and I would be satisfied if that was all that was made. |
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abunai
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 Posts: 5463 Location: 露命 |
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I just had the chance to catch the last two episodes, and was very pleased with them. I already liked the series, not least for its basic premise of information freedom as "the side of the angels" -- but the final two episodes really pulled it all together for me. I found myself deeply moved by the skillfully-executed spoiler[use of the chamomile flower motif to support the strong-against-adversity library forces. While I am less optimistic about this sort of thing in the real world, I was also moved to see, in this fictional story, a deep divide between the grass roots (the people who responded to Kasahara's speech on TV), who really wanted information freedom, and the Establishment, who saw information freedom as a threat to their entrenched privileges. I wish this were more true.]
Overall, I think the last two episodes moved the series up a notch in my esteem. - abunai |
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Kruszer
 Posts: 7985 Location: Minnesota, USA |
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Sorry for the zombification, but just a heads up that a DVD only special is now available for any fans of the series who might be interested.
I really liked it a lot it deals with some more interesting issues of censorship in reguards to reading material as well as has some romance for spoiler[Komaki.] It was an interesting mix of sobering and uplifting. |
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