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Taiga can be just the cutest thing, attacking people with her sword, pouting like the tsundere queen she is, and chilling with Ryuuji and Inko. But she also gets some pretty heavy monologues, themes, and acts. I mentioned her attacking people with a sword as a goofy “ha ha” moment. But further down the line that same act left me on the edge of my chair. All in all, it has a little bit of e
verything. And if you can get over the blue balling first half, you’ll find this show to be one of the best. 2. Your Lie in April (2014) Your Lie in April is in all regards a bit tragic. And yet it manages to reach a high point that makes you feel like you can do anything. You probably wouldn’t even see the depth of the show coming at first, as the very bright colors and chipper atmosphere of the first few episodes really
lull you into a sense of an optimistic rom-com. But then BOOM, the curtains drop and we see real people, with some messed up histories, in the process of healing.
Ippo left without replying after Oda wanted to know why he couldn't fight anymore. Ippo knocking Sendō's mitts off with a punch emulating Alfredo's speed. At the Kamogawa gym, Sendō arrived from Mexico and asked Ippo to lend him strength to go against Alfredo by explaining his punches angles and timing. Ippo explained the punch quality and Alfredo's change in personality when the match begins, which he noted to be similar to Sendō. When Sendō expressed how he wants to face the Metztli Alfredo, Ippo mentioned how dangerous it would be, however Alfredo would be more susceptible to counters due to the wider punches. Wanting to explain better, he decided to show Sendō by doing a mitt practise session.
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