Seaside Stranger Vol. 1: Umibe no Etranger

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animation :ahh dont even get me started , the animation is beautiful ! it was so colourful , everything was vibrant especially the flowers which is one of my favourite things about the movie . it was smooth and clean , thats all there pretty much is to say. they executed it really well I liked the art - it fit the story, but I realized lately I've grown a bit tired of this cute and sweet style. That's a matter of personal taste though. Like other manga I've read, this started out as a short story that got expanded into a full book, then a series. Sometimes that's more visible than others, and it may help to explain why the initial confession kinda comes out of nowhere, with no buildup.

I'm really disappointed because I wanted to like this. I'm willing to overlook a lot but I can't overlook an entire relationship. Perhaps if we were given more everyday scenes in which they did normal things together like eating, cuddling, or enjoying a movie together their relationship would've felt more believable. As is presented it's hard to even imagine them letting loose and laughing at something together.Just as in volume 1, however, I struggled with following the storyline. It felt like the story was all over the place and half the time I had no idea what was happening. I felt like the relationship between Shun and Mio is quite stunted. Granted their relationship in the first place is strange and almost forced. Como bien anuncia el resumen; Shun y Mio deciden volver a casa del mayor. Lo que comienza siendo una decisión firme va tambaleando con el transcurso de las horas. Shun se plantea si realmente es bueno volver a su casa después de tanto tiempo, y más con Mio. Sin embargo, el hecho de que Mio le acompañe hace que sus fuerzas aumenten y quiera arreglar las cosas.

En resumen, me guardo las ganas de saber qué ocurrirá en la nueva y ajetreada vida que siguen compartiendo el pobre gruñón de Shun (le entiendo demasiado, es una situación muy estresante que no ha pedido, jo), que en realidad es un softie de cuidado por mucho que lo esconda, y Mio, que es un solecito vivaracho por cuyas atenciones compiten tanto Shun, como los animales y los niños –él reparte sus energías gustoso, aunque su prioridad #1 es la buena comida. xD

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MONO NO AWARE Performs Umibe no Étranger Boys-Love Anime Film's Theme Song". Anime News Network. July 29, 2020 . Retrieved July 29, 2020. The final weird thing, for me, is the character design. Both Shun and Mio are in their 20s after the 3 year timeskip, but everyone is drawn with such extreme babyface that they look years younger. I think it's just the artist's style, which is a shame, because the detail otherwise is really top-notch. Seven Seas Takes the Plunge with License of SEASIDE STRANGER: UMIBE NO ÉTRANGER Boys' Love Manga". Seven Seas Entertainment. December 4, 2020 . Retrieved December 5, 2020.

can be categorized as "slice of life" only. The sum of this presents us a bouquet of well-orchestrated experiences that everyone can find at least one in, which they find themselves in. Funimation announced on Friday during its Summer Season Preview event that it will exclusively stream The Stranger by the Shore ( Umibe no Étranger) boys-love anime film on July 9 in English and in Japanese with English, Spanish, and Portuguese subtitles. The film will stream in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Scandinavian countries, Brazil, and Mexico.

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Mio and Shun contrast each other. Shun is a quiet novelist who, despite having known his sexuality before Mio, still hasn't come to terms with it. Mio on the other hand is young, carefree, and is comfortable with openly confessing his love to Shun. They balance each other out. Mio learns from Shun's family situation, while Shun learns from Mio that he shouldn't be embarrassed about their love. There is nothing wrong with expressing feelings for someone of the same gender or sex. And Shun, having lived his life with this affecting him, comes to terms for the first time, that, this is how he is, and that's perfectly okay.