Ride your wave animesaturn

Le opere di Masaaki Yuasa raccontante durante il nostro AnimeTime. L'autore di Ride your wave (Netflix) non ha finito di stupirci

Come se un’ispirazione sinceramente sentita da parte di Yuasa e Motohashi non fosse abbastanza per impreziosire l’intero Ride Your Wave,

I saw the first Episode, the Humor is good. not to edgy and also not to “low”. But i need more Episodes to see how this goes. As if the Studio just want to surf the Isekai Anime Wave that is rolling right now. But, well.. something is missing how serious or not serious they want to ride it

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A dead someone’s dream or the wish of a dear one departed can be a burden or a blessing. Death changes people. Obviously the dead are gone and whether they are asleep in the earth or compost, depending on your worldview, their part here is done except for the ripple of their life reverberating through and past those close to them. It’s interesting to think about a person’s life in terms of a ripple upon the surface of placid waters because there are so many different types of people and so many different ways to orient one’s life that the simple analogy fails to plumb the depths and express the granularity of the truth. One could argue that because we live in an increasingly connected world that the shockwaves of our actions should all cancel out and distort each other, but I would say that it is more like we are all connected in an even more fantastical way than the wonders of modernity might lead us to believe. People are squishy and set in their ways and set in our connections. Each of us has an impressive ability to distance ourselves from things happening around us as well as connect to things far away and even the nonexistent. It is like we all form webs of different sizes shapes and orientations that connect to few or many points and that each of these points affixes to the structure of the world everyone builds around them from whatever they have in hand. When we lose someone, when they are ripped away or fall from the scaffolding attached to this tangled, sticky mess – everything shifts. The central tether holding their microcosm is severed and the slack causes it to collapse in on itself. Lines tear away from tension while other slump and others hold fast, each according to their mettle and circumstance.

Live life to your fullest and without regret. Even within a hopeless situation never lose your hope for a better future, for it is that which will prove rewarding in the end despite all of life’s hardships. Its a classic message in Kamen Rider but done really well here, with Takeru never losing his optimism and hope, and how even in seemingly impossible circumstances can be rewarding in the end.

Ed eccoci finalmente a Ride Your Wave, arrivato nelle sale giapponesi il 21 Giugno di quest’anno. Due surfisti,

Grazie a Ride Your Wave, noi italiani ci accorgeremo della mastodontica importanza di questo regista nel campo dell’animazione contemporanea a livello mondiale?

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Sui propri profili social ufficiali, Dynit ha annunciato l’arrivo dell’edizione italiana del romanzo e del manga di Ride Your Wave, l’emozionante film anime disponibile anche su Netflix. Scopriamo tutti i dettagli di questo magnifico debutto italiano!