Очень грустный сериал. Лично для меня только под определённое настроение пойдёт, но считаю, что посмотреть стоит) весь сериал думала о том, как будет выглядеть ГГ-й без маски^^
maurum
29 Mar 15:18 # Show original
I was very interested in the abstract, but in the end I looked at the background. I haven't seen such a concentrate of depression for a long time. Plus an incredibly stupid ending that closes the ring of this plotless ouroboros. As viscous as possible, grotesque and incomprehensible, slightly implausible. The police are stupid, the role of the teacher is just WTF, the parents are terribly caricatured and incomprehensible, the actions of the characters are strange. And despite the brevity of the series and the drama as a whole, it feels very long, a full meter would be enough here. Until the very end, it seemed to me that the whole drama was cartoons in the head of someone from the main couple. There was an interesting twist with Maki, but very transparent - her emotions were so out of the category of "sinister valley" that you immediately understand her unreality. And I also liked how they explained why the guy noticed her at all and "saved" her. But their dialogues about death, which are several episodes long, are very, very strange. Why was he wearing a mask all the time? The most frustrating thing is that neither the parents nor the protagonist were completely revealed. We focused on Sacha and her two sides of life - suffering with her parents and honoring happiness with them, but these sides leave a lot of questions. Perhaps the story is depicted better in the manga, but already knowing the plot, I definitely don't want to read it.
As viscous as possible, grotesque and incomprehensible, slightly implausible. The police are stupid, the role of the teacher is just WTF, the parents are terribly caricatured and incomprehensible, the actions of the characters are strange.
And despite the brevity of the series and the drama as a whole, it feels very long, a full meter would be enough here. Until the very end, it seemed to me that the whole drama was cartoons in the head of someone from the main couple.
There was an interesting twist with Maki, but very transparent - her emotions were so out of the category of "sinister valley" that you immediately understand her unreality. And I also liked how they explained why the guy noticed her at all and "saved" her. But their dialogues about death, which are several episodes long, are very, very strange. Why was he wearing a mask all the time?
The most frustrating thing is that neither the parents nor the protagonist were completely revealed. We focused on Sacha and her two sides of life - suffering with her parents and honoring happiness with them, but these sides leave a lot of questions. Perhaps the story is depicted better in the manga, but already knowing the plot, I definitely don't want to read it.