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[4][5] Plot[edit] In March 1945, American Boeing B-29 Superfortress bombers destroy most of Kobe during the close of World War II. Military children of an Imperial Japanese Navy captain, Seita and Setsuko, survive, but their mother is severely injured and later dies. Seita conceals their mother's death from Setsuko to keep her happy. The siblings move in with a distant aunt, and Seita retrieves supplies he buried before the bombing and gives everything to his aunt, save for a tin of Sakuma drops. As rations shrink, the aunt convinces Seita to sell his mother's silk kimonos for rice. Seita also uses some of his mother's money in the bank to buy supplies. Their aunt,
brainwashed by the Imperial cause and only concerned for her wellbeing, keeps most of the supplies for herself, her daughter, and her male lodger while becoming verbally abusive towards Seita and Setsuko, accusing
them of leeching off her.
After she forces them to provide for themselves, Seita and Setsuko leave by July and move into an abandoned bomb shelter. They capture and release fireflies from the marshes into the refuge for light. The next day, the fireflies die; Setsuko buries them and reveals their aunt told her their mom died, then mournfully asks why they died so soon. As they run out of rice, Seita steals from farmers and
loots homes during air raids, for which a farmer brutally assaults him.
Its reputation has gone down as people like to point out how bland and uninspired the main protagonist(Kirito Christ) is. But I
think the show is still a lot of fun. The animation is superb, the fights are pretty hyped, it had one of the best pilot episodes, and some of the plot lines are rather interesting. Plus it has like a million spin-offs so you’re bound to find at least one that suits your taste. Gun Gale is my guilty pleasure to be honest. 39. Gate Gate is one of those shows that just immediately hooked me just by the premise. In Gate, a portal appears that connects the modern
world with the fantasy world. All kind of ogres, dragons, and demons start entering modern day Japan, making you think that it’s going to go post-apocalyptic really quickly. But then you remember that guns are very much a thing, and are really good at taking out anything that moves. So the two sides clash.
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