Honestly yeah I get what you mean, movies can feel kinda unfair compared to series sometimes because they put so much emotion and quality into just 2 hours.
And yeah, Kimi no na wa is actually one of my all time favorites :) I’ve watched it like 3 times already because of how much I liked it haha. Same with Tenki no ko honestly, the vibe and visuals in those movies are just insane.
I also get what you mean with ratings tbh. A lot of shows are enjoyable overall, but sometimes the ending or certain decisions just lower the score a bit.
That's unfortunate, but at least the easy badge is better than no badge. I had to rush through both routes this year due to being short on time this month. Maybe next year we could do the routes together if I am not doing them again with the person I did this year.
First, thank you very much for sending that friend request, as I love chatting with anime fans all the time.
As for Inuyasha, I'd honestly say that if you didn't get into it as a child, it will probably be a little difficult to get into as an adult, yet it all depends on one's own taste. Though it's a really good show, and the core story is amazing, a lot of its episodes have the same theme, so you might feel a bit repetitive. Back when it came out, people preferred the slow-burn stories that don't reveal a lot in each episode (hence the bigger number of episodes). However, if this doesn't bother you, then you can totally watch it & you'll enjoy it.
I'd say, try the first 3 episodes & see if the pacing suits your taste.
Wish you a great time whatever you choose to watch :)
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And yeah, Kimi no na wa is actually one of my all time favorites :) I’ve watched it like 3 times already because of how much I liked it haha. Same with Tenki no ko honestly, the vibe and visuals in those movies are just insane.
I also get what you mean with ratings tbh. A lot of shows are enjoyable overall, but sometimes the ending or certain decisions just lower the score a bit.
anyways, really happy to meet you too :)
I am doing well .
As for Inuyasha, I'd honestly say that if you didn't get into it as a child, it will probably be a little difficult to get into as an adult, yet it all depends on one's own taste. Though it's a really good show, and the core story is amazing, a lot of its episodes have the same theme, so you might feel a bit repetitive. Back when it came out, people preferred the slow-burn stories that don't reveal a lot in each episode (hence the bigger number of episodes). However, if this doesn't bother you, then you can totally watch it & you'll enjoy it.
I'd say, try the first 3 episodes & see if the pacing suits your taste.
Wish you a great time whatever you choose to watch :)