Kono Oto Tomare! – 26 (END)
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「スタートライン」 (sutaato rain)
“Starting Line”
I can’t really add anything to that, can I?
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「スタートライン」 (sutaato rain)
“Starting Line”
I can’t really add anything to that, can I?
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「一歩前へ」 (Ichi ho mae e)
“A Step Forward”
Kono Oto Tomare is definitely one of those series where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
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「久遠」 (Kuon/i>)
“Kuon”
Kono Oto Tomare is a sort of paean to anti-cynicism, a monument of emotional transparency in a medium where those things are increasingly out of fashion.
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「探してた音」 (Sagashi teta oto)
“The Sound I Was Searching For”
If you don’t like backstories, Kono Oto Tomare may not be your jam.
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「近くて遠い距離」 (Chikakute tooi kyori)
“Obcure Distances”
The virtues here are pretty simple – sincerity, authenticity, a sense of respect for every character in the cast as an individual.
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「突き刺さる言の音」 (Tsukisasaru gen no oto)
“A Piercing Sound”
I think in the real world there are more people like Takezou than there are like Chika.
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「みちしるべ」 (Michi shiru be)
“Guide for an Unknown Path ~Guidepost~”
This isn’t the sort of series that’s going to have a lot of breather episodes.
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「知られざる音の葉」 (Shira rezaru oto no ha)
“Unknown Sounds”
It’s pretty rare that you see an anime episode so neatly split down the middle.
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「見えない境界線」 (Mienai kyoukai-sen)
“An Invisible Boundary”
This being Kono Oto Tomare, the phrase “never a dull moment” is one that’s going to get a lot of use.