This review contains spoilers.
There's a marked tonal shift between the first 75% which leans into an interesting and well-illustrated psychological horror, then the last quarter that just turns the story into a twee melodrama.
Even putting aside that Tsutako faces few repercussions for her actions apart from a slap from Azami's mother and the disappointment of her friend, the sub-plot of the doppelganger who hit Azami with the car just vanished in the middle of the story. There was so much buildup to who hit Azami, this guy who's essentially Evil Azami threatening her, her threatening Evil Azami back, then ... nothing.
It led for a pretty unsatisfying ending.
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April 5, 2025 (PST)
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April 5, 2025 (PST)
Sakurai's dynamic with her coworkers is lovely, and I am so enthralled reading about the work-life troubles of different people in this story. I can't help but love Sakurai and her co-workers and how they work together.
Serizawa's takedowns are fantastic, and sososo satisfying to behold, and he's a kind (if maybe too straightforward) man that I keep rooting for.