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23/02 : C'est une nouvelle aussi triste qu'inattendue qui vient bouleverser les fans de K-Pop que nous apprenons aujourd'hui. Le producteur musical Shinsadong Tiger, de son vrai nom Lee Ho Yang a été retrouvé mort aujourd'hui. Selon les premiers rapports, une connaissance du compositeur a cherché à le joindre sans succès, avant de se rendre à son domicile où il l'a retrouvé inanimé. Les premiers élémen. MusiqueTrois nouvelles membres rejoignent Tsubaki Factory
19/02 : Depuis juin 2023 se tenait l'audition Hello! Project 25th Anniversary New Member "Audition ALL FOR ONE & ONE FOR ALL!" qui devait voir de nouvelles membres rejoindre le Hello! Project.
Except that arduous task is put on a brother that appears as immature as his younger sibling. To Seita, taking care of Setsuko means to play with her all the time and keep her happy, no matter how cruel the world around her can be. His actions are foolish and the film does punish him over them, however I still find his mindset somewhat contrived given the circumstances. Despite how much Seita wants to take care of her sister, he refuses to find work and has no interest helping anyone besides himself and Setsuko. He is stubborn to the bone: even when their health deteriorates and is told to swallow his pride, he refuses to help himself or her sister in a meaningful way. The main reason why most fans overlook this is because of how both feel like authentic children, unaware of the dangers in the world. The animation also helps with this, capturing the nuances and mannerisms one would expect from children. But remember that Seita is supposed to be a 14-year-old boy in the 1940’s, a time where he would be considered an adult capable of working for a living. He’s relatable to us because of how we would view someone of that age but comes across incompetent for someone from his time.
These issues stuck out like a sore thumb on second viewing, partly due to how simplistic the film feels in its presentation. Grave of the Fireflies is often seen as the Ghibli feature to break away from the conventional family-friendly films the studio has produced, and while it does deliver on an unflinching war film not suitable for all ages, it also just so happens to lack the whimsical spirit that gave those other films such striking personality.