I watched it on the first day.

A movie I have watched more than five times for the first time.

The cuteness of the tachyon is amazing.

The part beyond the finale felt so good that I went to see it multiple times.

I watched it on a rental streaming service, and I want to see it over and over again.

Has the stream already started?
…Let’s see it after we wake up.

I’ve only watched the first season, but is it enjoyable?

Fluffy…

I watched it after Ni no Kuni, The Tale of the Green Giant, Spirited Away, and My Neighbor Totoro.

In the scene where Nabe-san is riding a motorcycle, you can also take a good look at the cafe with the big breasts.

I watched it once for now, and it’s seriously too interesting from the beginning to the end, and Takion in the Satsuki Sho is just too good.

The way the story comes together, the growth narrative of Pokke and the synchronicity of the climax in the latter part is amazing, isn’t it?
If there’s one complaint I have, it’s that the café, which made an entrance like a main character, didn’t have enough opportunities to shine.

Speaking of which, I wonder if the theatrical version of RTTT, which apparently had additional animation, will be streamed sometime soon.

The advertisement is really long.

The sound is lonely!

I woke up at a strange time and can’t fall asleep, so I’m going to watch it now.

You understand, right?
The theater has a different volume, to begin with.

Do you have plans for a simultaneous viewing?

The only drawback is that Tachyon’s face looks kind of scary.
Her gestures and personality are cute, though.

Speaking of which, I haven’t seen you since the theater, but what happened to Mr. Sai〇?

It’s also coming to the Deathman.

I cried during the scene where Yo Oizumi makes an artificial heart for Dark Might.

I thought it was a happy ending since the artificial heart thing saved the daughter, but then I heard she dies relatively soon after, and I was like, seriously?

The scene where they throw the machine is great, isn’t it?

Cotton candy.
I’m going to eat cotton candy.

It’s really a waste that the sound alone makes you want to say to those who haven’t seen it, “Why didn’t you watch it in the theater?!”

It seems that the theme song for Ni no Kuni was good, but is the content really worth watching the movie in theaters multiple times…?