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last year when i heard the kyoani news i was shocked but i didnt feel sad or anything even though a silent voice has a personal impact on me. but i recently watched this video and it made me realize that there was a part of myself was missing a year ago. last year i really didnt-
didnt watch a lot of anime. i only watched like the 1st few eps of kaguya and then dropped it. but during this quarantine i started to watch anime again starting from beastars and recently started reading berserk. and i kinda regret not watching a lot anime of bcuz 2019 was-
a year where i had this phase where i tried to fit in with a lot of people and i just thought that watching anime was really boring aswell for me. and that kyoani video i watched earlier made me had a epiphany that anime has always been a part of me since i was kid starting from-
naruto and then when i was elementary i watched tokyo ghoul, and in the 1st grade of middle school i kinda been bullied and make fun of, but that was the year where i watched a silent voice. the themes they tackle really hit home for me at that time and when i finished watching-
it, i cried my eyes out in the cinema. so thank you KyoAni for directing such a beautiful well made anime that always be a huge part of my life
thank you for those who read this far. if you wanna know the video here's the link
let me know what your thoughts about this thread/discussion of me rambling about myself (i should make a youtube video about this tbh)
