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Bored with life, popular high schooler Yatora Yaguchi jumps into the beautiful yet unrelenting world of art after finding inspiration in a painting.Bored with life, popular high schooler Yatora Yaguchi jumps into the beautiful yet unrelenting world of art after finding inspiration in a painting.Bored with life, popular high schooler Yatora Yaguchi jumps into the beautiful yet unrelenting world of art after finding inspiration in a painting.
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I read the first volume of the manga and thought this need an anime.
It's been a while I gave it 10 to a show, this one not a perfect show in many aspects but emotions I feel make this show 10.
Just with the second episode I fall in love with it and realize again I have this certain taste.
If a show has someone finding their purpose in life or finding a way to express themselves or someone motivated for something very hard to achieve I am easily hooked and rooting for them.
I am someone that never painted but after watching this anime I wanted to buy a sketch book and paint all day.
I recommend this to anyone that lost in life and need little help to moving forward.
It's been a while I gave it 10 to a show, this one not a perfect show in many aspects but emotions I feel make this show 10.
Just with the second episode I fall in love with it and realize again I have this certain taste.
If a show has someone finding their purpose in life or finding a way to express themselves or someone motivated for something very hard to achieve I am easily hooked and rooting for them.
I am someone that never painted but after watching this anime I wanted to buy a sketch book and paint all day.
I recommend this to anyone that lost in life and need little help to moving forward.
I've always enjoyed art and I even dabbled in it but I was nowhere close to being as hardworking and dedicated as Yatora. I liked how normal he was - feeling lesser than his more talented peers, as if he was an imposter. It was a good exploration of being insecure of oneself and one's capabilities. Not only that, I appreciated his character growth and that there was some LGBT rep in this anime, which is so rare unless it's a yaoi or BL anime.
I fell in love with the anime right from the start, it's really captivating to watch the artists express themselves in a distinctive way through art, Art isn't what we claimed to be , it's far more perceivable!
Watching Yaguchi Yattora make mistakes and start getting good at art was a nice experience.
I highly recommend it.
Watching Yaguchi Yattora make mistakes and start getting good at art was a nice experience.
I highly recommend it.
The stand out of this show is the wonderful animation. However, it stills holds some substance behind it's pretty face. It's a very relatable story and i think a lot of people can connect with the character and the hardships he goes through.
8.6/10.
8.6/10.
Aoi Aoi Ano Sora
Amidst of all the art talk, I never expected the direction of this anime nor did I expect to be moved by it this much. Even though it's ironic that the animation was pretty mediocre for an art anime, the masterful character odyssey more than made up for it.
The main characters were high school students who were trying to get into art schools. Through the process of learning about art, each one faced their own struggle in trying to figure out who they are. Again the theme of identity vs role confusion was at the forefront. The journeys that were displayed all led to another common theme that resonated more with me: self-doubt. Our main guy, Yaguchi, constantly felt insecure about himself. Multiple times I can't help but reflect on myself, and it didn't feel so comfortable.
Another aspect was the difference between hard-work, innate talent, and the expectation that came with each label. The character Yotasuke brought out this theme the most. Sometimes being labeled as having talent or already good at something doesn't feel as satisfying as expected.
Overall, an unexpectedly dark, personal, yet satisfying exploration that I never thought I would love so much. 9-9.5/10.
Amidst of all the art talk, I never expected the direction of this anime nor did I expect to be moved by it this much. Even though it's ironic that the animation was pretty mediocre for an art anime, the masterful character odyssey more than made up for it.
The main characters were high school students who were trying to get into art schools. Through the process of learning about art, each one faced their own struggle in trying to figure out who they are. Again the theme of identity vs role confusion was at the forefront. The journeys that were displayed all led to another common theme that resonated more with me: self-doubt. Our main guy, Yaguchi, constantly felt insecure about himself. Multiple times I can't help but reflect on myself, and it didn't feel so comfortable.
Another aspect was the difference between hard-work, innate talent, and the expectation that came with each label. The character Yotasuke brought out this theme the most. Sometimes being labeled as having talent or already good at something doesn't feel as satisfying as expected.
Overall, an unexpectedly dark, personal, yet satisfying exploration that I never thought I would love so much. 9-9.5/10.
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