The style is what I like, exaggerated, expressive, and the music is well rendered. The next few episodes did make me cry a few times. What impressed me was the scene where Miki's father saw that his son had turned into a demon and was devouring his mother. The feeling of grief and entanglement was so vivid that I couldn't help but enter it. If it were me, would I shoot? running. "Running" runs through the whole thing. From the beginning, he kept asking "Why do you want to run?" To the end, Miki shouted while running: "Because I like it!" During that hellish fire, everyone's heads and limbs Being held up by strings really made me extremely sad and angry. These "people" are the real demons! "The Weeping Son". At first, I was a little puzzled, this male protagonist also cried too easily (probably to point the question?), Miki’s confession later mentioned: “He has a strong heart, but often weeps for others”, after thinking about it, It seems so. By the way, I thought about myself, and there were times when I was infected by other people’s affairs and shed tears, and there were times when I cried bitterly for myself (that’s why I can’t be Ming). There are a lot of places where it excels, and some details are handled well. But I personally think there are shortcomings. One is that part of the content is too compact, which may be affected by the length. The part where the battle broke out and the melee with the demons is relatively chaotic, and some characters that have never been seen before always pop up (such as "I'll form an arm!"). The other is that Ming protects the persecuted human beings. The part where he stands and gets beaten is interspersed with Miki's confession, and then the children slowly accept Ming and I understand it, but the adults suddenly accept it too? This makes me feel a little awkward. Although Miki's confessions and explanations have been interspersed, these people are not looking at their phones, right? To put it bluntly, it is a pot of too fast-paced. But overall it's still pretty awesome.
"The devil exists, right there, right by your side..."
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