Takopî no kokkai

Takopi may look like an ordinary manga with a cute alien character from outer space, but don't be fooled-the story touches the deepest emotions of its readers.

Behind its adorable appearance, Takopi's Original Sin delivers heavy themes such as bullying, depression, domestic violence, and guilt... all wrapped in a powerful and heartbreaking narrative.

The characters-especially Shizuka and Takopi-are written with deep humanity. You'll feel sympathy, anger, and sorrow-sometimes all at once. The art style is simple but effective, full of expression and symbolism.

This story is short, but it leaves a lasting impact. Takopi is not just a manga, but a reminder of how a small act of kindness can change someone's life... or destroy it.

A must-read for those who love emotional, meaningful stories with strong social messages.

Don't forget to prepare some tissues.

This episode is very great I think it even can be better than first two episodes the story is very heartbreaking And how takopi know about Behavior and ethics is very good you can feel all emotional scene's Director do a very good job and the pacing and animation is good too I can't wait for next week I didn't read manga look like manga has 16 in chapters And the anime has 6 episode 😭 The emotional scene's in this anime is just so good i this marina is just a normal bad character but she has her own emotional story The rating are good too and people rated it well The anime show how the family can hurt the kids and destroy them life.

Episode 3 of Takopi's Original Sin shows just how many layers each character has. Behind every smile or cruel act, there's pain, fear, and loneliness. What really broke my heart is the fact that Takopi, with all his good intentions, doesn't fully understand this. His endless optimism makes him blind to the complexity around him. He wants to fix everything with happiness, but reality is much darker. EP3 left me with a heavy heart and a lot to think about. This is a masterpiece, and we are currently experiencing it, week for week. If you or someone you know is going through something similar, don't hesitate to reach out for support. You're not alone.

I initially had my doubts that the third episode would rival the quality of the first two episodes, but all it did was drown those doubts into a more immersive experience. The cinematography still holds up and is shot beautifully to be put on par with preceding episodes, the animation and colour is still as vibrant as ever, and the characters continue to fascinate through their interactions and emotions. Marina-chan's character arc turns to a more tragic one, one which I say even rivals that of Shizuka despite being the antagonist. This anime continues to tell such an amazing story without needlessly adding several plot points or taking several grimdark risks to the point of desensitization.

Whether it's 38 minutes, 21 minutes or 26 minutes, each episode has managed to suck us in for a painful yet relatable and touching journey. 10/10.