aaronjudethewatcher

First, the beginning was pretty much a banger as it got me thinking the storyline would have gone that route, but it did not! And so, I was struck by the characters' stories, which got me into different feelings and emotions. I was also able to come up with relations and connections with what they were going through by authentic personalities and motifs.

They were then super good with me getting cringed and giddy from purely adolescent experiences that they did, too!

From around the end, as there were character developments and whatnot, it was such a whirlwind of wonders that many things were falling into place after the characters had gone through hardships yet successful outcomes in their lives in time.

This does a pretty good job of doing what a documentary should do, as I was able to comprehend the depth of the people's creativity and collaboration that made this happen.

Interestingly, it is nice to see such a team of individuals in their specified fields; who work to create their finished sections into a gigantic masterpiece and that they have paved or reimagined new ways to animate amid storytelling by a process.

And, that was all in the pursuit of wanting to capture anybody who watches it with such diversifying outlooks and walks of life through their nostalgic artistry in narrative.

In essence, it is bound that one may find themselves relating to or just simply adoring what these people had gone through to make "Win or Lose."

Especially with a discombobulating beginning, all of the storylines from each episode are comprehensively meshed into a resolved and satisfying ending.

It is also notable for its many storytelling elements that have its viewers in childlike wonder; this is getting me pondering why a character was authentically portrayed that way to express a certain point of view. Within these special experiences of a character anyways, there is this domino effect in giving a background of the character's actual and purposeful motifs.

Then, many things in dialogue and aesthetics were fulfilled in this series. This is despite the show being relatively short but coherent as well.

So, there are lots that one can relate to what they are watching through these varying vitalities of art and feelings.