Violet Evergarden Episode 12 Reaction
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I just hope next year is the year we get your reactions to SpyxFamily
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While i do prefer episode 13 as the ending to the show, i agree with ppl that it is not the official ending to Violet Evergarden. Essentially yes, this would be like stopping AOT before the specials because you prefer that ending. As someone who is not the biggest fan of that last movie I believe you should still watch it to form your own opinion 🤷🏽♂️
You can't compare the ending of violet and the ending of aot. If you stop before the specials it's a big cliffhanger you can't call it an ending at all while the 13 episode is an ending. It's just open. We'll see what they'll decide after the last episode
Yeah, I'm with you guys on Gilbert's brother. I did still enjoy the interactions between him and Violet though, and agree those were great scenes. I've definitely enjoyed Violet's character growth a lot. I still have some of the same criticisms that kept me from watching the show through the first time I attempted it, but I'm glad I watched the whole series this time.
Ah, can’t wait to watch this when I’m home a little later.
I can’t wait to see what new show you guys picked for today :))
Me toooooooo
I just finished watching your reaction and I would like to emphasize again: The two films are part of the plot, it is not that they only complement it, but that they complete it. The two films end the story in a masterful way. They could have animated 4 more chapters, but they decided to complete the story with the movies.
You're making it sound like the end of anime is completely open, which is not the case. The anime concludes the story, the movies continue the story a bit further. Just as The Legend of Korra is a canon extension of the narrative of Avatar, Avatar itself also has an ending, a finale, a conclusion for the characters.
You should consider Fruits Basket for your next poll!
They would love it so much!
The thing is, Dietfried's view of Violet was strongly influenced by their first encounter. The book better explained why he couldn't see her as a person, but only as a weapon. However, the anime has cut this section from the story, partly to keep the origin of Violet's story more mysterious. However, this makes him seem very cruel to her at the beginning, which he was, but their first encounter meant that he could no longer see her as human. The fact that in these two final episodes he is confronted with the fact that she is possibly human after all, as Gilbert saw it from the beginning and treated her accordingly, forces him to reconsider his behavior towards her. And important info: Violet Evergarden is not a manga, but is based on a light novel (4 books). The anime adapts the first two books, but very loosely with many changes, additions and exclusions. The first movie takes a chapter from the third book and tells it in much more detail with a lot of additions. The second movie is not based on the books at all and tells a completely new story. Here is a link where you could theoretically read the books online: https://dennou-translations.tumblr.com/post/159331691639/violet-evergarden-novel-index
hello Milena, hello Lola, Im David. The two movies represent about 4 more chapters. That is, the series DOES NOT END with the 13 chapters. The movies are inseparable from the series. It's like the last episodes of AOT that had a movie length.
Not really. The story clearly ends with the anime and the movies continue the story. It's more like Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super or Avatar and The Legend of Korra. For many, the story ends after the 13th episode, for others only after the movies. You can theoretically stop after the anime or after the first movie and have an ending. In addition, the anime and the second movie have completely different motives for the story, which is why the second movie is viewed so critically. And the first movie really does feel like two chapters, also simply because the first half is pretty much based on a chapter from the third book and the second half is an extension of Kyoto Animation, but the second movie is clearly one long story, one chapter, and is not based on the books at all and tells a completely new story. You can't just split it in the middle.
well, i finished the last episode an hour ago. now that my eyes don't hurt so much i'm going to try to catch up with the reactions. i'm not sure about the movies though. don't know if i should watch them or not 😭
you must see them. They are inseparable from the series.