I haven't read the manga, I think the animation is worth 9 points+.
The setting is a war between a group of children and a half-adult (black nuns are good for half), so that there is a possibility of victory.
The whole rhythm of the animation is well grasped and done in one go. The theme is high, do you want to perish in a false dream, or live in a cruel reality? The answer given by the children is to live with pain and joy. Pain is the pain of the skin, and joy is the joy of the whole family.
The only downside may be that the inversion isn't too surprising. The opening happiness overflows the screen, so there will inevitably be external or internal troubles next. The black nun is exaggerated from the beginning to the end, so she will definitely die, and it is impossible to fight mama. One last glance showed that Norman wasn't going to die. . . So the later reversal is also expected (off topic: the only unexpected death after so many years is only Teresa in the great sword...)
The memories of the two adults cleverly rounded up the whole story, outlining the lives of ordinary orphanage children and laying the groundwork. The double quotient of this class of children is a bit too high, especially the four-year-old genius. But it's no coincidence that it's acceptable to have a group of such children after so many years. The map settings of the orphanage and its surroundings are quite reasonable.
The design of the cover poster is full of marks, which completely draws the essence of the animation. It seems that the rhythm of the comics is messed up in the later period. I hope that the next few seasons of animation can surpass the comics. Don't waste the good opening of this season.
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