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It 's like this season Having been obsessed with all the initial encounters would be an overlapping of seasonal chaos, he walked so brightly and cleanly from the reflection of the hundreds of millions of rivers in the mountains. Someday this feeling will fade away, there will be other people who fascinate me I gradually understand the meaning of loss and liking Happy moment with youД®ven if I do n't think about it, I wo n't forget you I used to be ignorant, I did n't understand how I liked someone Pleasant but forgettable, probably worthwhile for anime fans but not much to write home about when we still have the genius of Miyazaki around. The animation in Hotarubi no mori e is pretty and pleasant, as is the story, and it's practically impossible to use stronger words to describe it. That natural and instant comparison does it more harm than good, though it's just not as good as Miyazaki's work, it doesn't achieve the same level of audience involvement, it doesn't feel as real, and the animation is far from being on the same level. Hotarubi no mori e seems to be heavily influenced by the master Hayao Miyazaki - mostly because both draw from the same myths and share the same elements. Hotarubi no mori e has some pleasant atmosphere, but no character development, no original design, and no real point or moral at the end. That runtime also makes it very unsatisfying, though it's frustrating when you realize that, even if it were only over an hour long, it would get boring quickly, mainly because it has very little to offer. It's a pleasant enough watch, more lyrical and sensitive than most anime I've seen so far, and the very short runtime (under 50 minutes) ensures that it doesn't overstay its welcome.

Hotarubi no mori e is a sweet little fairy tale, that draws heavily on Japanese tradition and mythology. She returns to meet him every summer, as she grows up and he remains the same over time they develop a special friendship, but the boy warns her that because of a curse which was placed on him, they may never touch. Really good anime, I quite enjoyed it and like for a 45 minute anime, it did the job good 8/10!ДЄ young girl is lost in the forest, and rescued at the last minute by a strange boy, who may be a spirit in human form. At least it wasn't out of badness with this anime but it is kinda disturbing and unfortunately realistic so I can understand some people would feel rather uneasy watching this anime. However the distraction with Gin and Hotaru realtionship did help me not be so pissed off with the guys abusing a child.

I have to say as well in this short at the beginning, there was a lot of beating and one name calling to a child which I didn't appreciate. I was gutted for Hotaru like she really did love him for who he is, not what he is. I nearly did have a lump in my throat with the pair of them finally hugging one another and he completely vanished. I was so bummed that Gin touched a human kid and had to disappear because he and Hotaru really loved each other. As Hotaru gets older, the two of them develop feelings for each other. I really thought this short was more interesting like we get to see a little girl being lost in the woods and meet up with a spirit guy who she spent a lot of years with. The simple story, serene quality & magical vibe helps keep the interest alive while evoking feelings of nostalgia in surprising ways. Overall, To the Forest of Firefly Lights would've sufficed as a short film instead of aiming for feature-length but it still makes fab use of its 45 mins runtime, taking viewers through plethora of emotions.

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The story unfolds at a breezy pace, while the interaction between the two characters plus their growing intimacy for each other is sensibly handled & finely portrayed. Directed by Takahiro Omori, the film addresses first love, memories & passage of time in an apt manner, and is as exquisitely animated as it is beautifully told. Short, sweet & sentimental, To the Forest of Firefly Lights (Hotarubi no Mori e) is a simple yet moving coming-of-age story following a young child who is rescued by a spirit after she gets lost in an enchanted forest, and covers her decade-long friendship with the same entity despite the limitations of their interactions.