Audience reviews
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Orizazaza
Wednesday November 26 2024 - Wednesday November 26 2024
Studios: TMS Entertainment
Source: Web manga
Genres: Drama, Romance
Theme: School
Being an adult, have you ever thought about it when you were a kid wanting to be an adult?, it feels like it's free, no one forbids the things we do, can make our own money, make daily needs or even the items we want but is it true that being an adult is as beautiful as your wishful thinking when you were a child.
This ReLife anime gives an idea of the real adult life, it's not as fun as you think when you were a child, moreover I learned many things starting from appreciating time, trying hard to achieve something, being grateful, enjoying the phase of life that we are currently living, the point is to live our current life as well as possible, in th…
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I gave it a 7 because of how much I like the show in general, but there are huge problems with this adaptation and clearly so does everyone else who went ahead and read the manga - and for good reason (the 7 was given prior to reading the manga a while ago so it is a reading from my initial impression, unfortunately right now having read the manga this score should be much lower). There is so much missing in this adaptation compared to the source, way too much. And on top of that the ending is handled very poorly comparing to what we got in the manga. I've watched this show at least 3 times now and read the manga twice and every time I'm reminded why I read the manga in the first place. After finishing the anime for the first time I was satisfied with the ending or at least I think I was,…
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DO NOT WATCH BEFORE READING THE MANGA!!!
I really had to make a review to say the above words to warn everyone. This 4 episode skip a large part of the story [around 100 chapters] which is pretty much 90% of the development and what really makes this anime a tear jerker.
Not only is a 100 or so chapters skipped but even remaining ending Arcs are stacked on top of each other interjoin to make 4 episodes so the story flaws in a different way to the manga. A lot of the development is skipped, its like presenting the couple being together without the development that got them there.
I'd highly recommend if you just finished ReLife anime to start reading from VOLUME 6 until end and then watch this sequel
Unfortunately we do lose animation value as it cheeps out onto main Area by having a…
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A letdown from the first season due to not having enough episodes. As a prior anime only watcher, scenes didn't transition smoothly. Cuts were made that felt rather clunky. It wasn't as emotionally engaging as season 1. A lot of the manga was cut out. What remained is melodrama for 3 out of the 4 episodes concerning our two MCs: whether or not they will get together. The OVA did animate the last chapters of the manga, but chose the more melodramatic/boring chapters.
If the first half was dedicated mostly to Kaizaki, then a second half would have been dedicated to Hishiro-san and her past and the issues she had to overcome. As a viewer, you get none of that. No answers or room to question why Hishiro-san is unemployed for that matter. Why was she chosen to do ReLIFE when she's academicall…
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Basicly you still can get clear story and enjoyment from watching this sequel, so don't miss it. It still provide nice slice of life element and some moral values.
But i'm a little bit disappointed with this sequel, it is too short and moving/end too fast, it would be better if some good scene from the webtoon was not removed, it would be much better if some scene was included.
The webtoon version is made more chronological and clear, but not too slow.
The art is still wonderful, if you like "adult art" with cute line, then i recommend this great anime.
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ReLIFE: A terrible adaptation of the anime dishonors the great ending of the manga
For a long time the manga of ReLIFE aroused many emotions; and when we found out that the anime would adapt the final arc, the joy increased enormously.
Unfortunately, after watching the 4 Ovas that adapted the end of the manga I can not feel anything other than a deep disappointment. It is impressive how the director Tomo Kosaka and his crew destroyed the great work of Yayoiso. Actually, what TMS Entertainment has done has no name. By the way, from here spoilers come.
In the first place, it was logical that these Ovas were not going to cover all that remained of the manga; after all there were more than 100 chapters to adapt and it would have been crazy to try it. For that reason, I understand that the…
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I have never written a review here in my life, but the abysmal ending to an absolutely wonderful anime that was my total favourite for a couple of years has pushed me to reevaluate my passiveness here.
If you have not read the manga to this wonderful series, perhaps you would not be nearly as infuriated as I am with this sequel. However, even if you haven't seen how it SHOULD HAVE unfolded, I am certain every single one of you who enjoyed the first season will feel that something is very OFF about the sequel.
This is all due to terrible pacing. It's FMA all over again, only this one is crammed into even LESS time. Some of the most major events of the second part of the manga are completely omitted (such as expanding on the Cultural Festival and how Kaizaki came upon his revelation about…
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I'm writing this late review because I realized this is one of my favorite shows of all time.
Obviously I'm not going to cover the plot from the first season, I'm just going to focus on these 4 episodes which are the conclusion to the anime.
First of all I did not read the Manga so I have no idea what are the changes applied and/or if it's better than the anime itself or not.
This anime, more specifically, these last 4 episodes really bring your emotions and feelings to life, it's a mix of sadness, hope, excitement, anxiety and relief.
The more you are into the plot and the characters, the more you'll enjoy it.
After all these years watching, school, slice of life and romance anime, I feel like this show has been waiting for me. It's my favorite in these genres and I don't think it…
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This 4 episode OVA is really fucking bad. I don't reccommend watching this. Instead, here's what you should do:
1. Watch the anime (not this, but season 1)
2. Read the manga from the beginning again (or just skip step 1 and go right to this, but the season 1 is really good)
the ending of this one sucks balls compared to the manga, I wouldn't even have cared if they cut out even MORE of the few amount of stuff they've shown, just so they could implement a better ending. Maybe it was because the manga author had a better idea for the ending in his mind after they animated the story or something. But this is really bad.
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English : I don't understand why people like that OAV. They have rush 115-120 chapters in 4 episodes and with 0 explication.
I'm sad for this manga as is so great and OAV wastes the end.
I don't think it hurt, but rushing to finish this manga so fast is really a big waste, and a mistake the directors shouldn't have made.
I really invite those who have seen the FVOs to go see the paper manga because we really lack explanation.
French : Je ne comprends pas pourquoi les gens aiment cet OAV. Ils ont 115-120 chapitres en 4 épisodes et avec 0 explication.
Je suis triste pour ce manga car il est si bon et OAV gache la fin.
Je ne pense pas que ç'est fait a mal mais se précipiter pour finir ce manga si vite est vraiment un gros gâchis, et une erreur que les réalisateurs n'auraient pas dû commettr…
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Yes. yes, YESSS! Finally, I get a satisfying ending to the ReLIFE series without having to read the manga. The first arc had a lot of potential, but the producers of he show left all non-manga readers hanging on episode 13 to hypothesize about what's to come for Kaizaki and Hishiro. For the longest time, I have had a drastic problem with the serie's lackluster ending, but now, with the release of the final arc, my heart has finally been freed from the obstruction of mine burdening curiosity!
Story: 7
Although still containing many comic scenes, the final arc is a much more serious than the first. It closes in on the main relationship and tension between Kaizaki and Hishiro as their ReLIFE experiments are converging towards the end. Starting off with the cons, the anime is paced WAY too…
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Ok, so what if one day you're offered a pill that functions like that of the fountain of youth? You probably wanna relive your life as a teenager again where you can hit on girls and get away with it, go party and to the very things that you've never done when your in high school before......ok, so this is sequel of the 1st Relife anime, so basically it didn't live up to what one would do if given the opportunity for a 2nd chance in a High School life , so:
Fair 6, Story:
Such plot were a company ReLIFE offered a 2nd chance in life for two individuals, whom were not getting any big wig jobs in Tokyo, and ends up being under employed and yes "Underemployed" they have jobs but only as part-timers. But enough of that, what we have here was a continuation of the romance that exist between t…
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I hate and hate myself so much when I have to write a negative review for one of the best series I've seen since I started reading manga and watching anime. But I have to do it anyway, since I am angry for the fact that the 2nd season was executed so poorly, music made my ear bled, more than last half the story got chopped off and packed so dense, even neutron star is light.
Story: 3/10 Poor
The story got pretty much chopped off: The original manga (amazing web manga, go read it) has 222 chapters, 108 of them was made for season 1 with 13 episodes, the rest of them is pretty much the season 2 with 4 EPISODES. I got cut off so badly, adapted so poorly that I cringed watching the 2nd season I've been waiting for so long, so much dissapointment.
Art: 7/10 Good
Not so bad, although not full…
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Absolutely a 10/10, easily.
A common complaint here will be how "rushed" this conclusion was to such a masterful first season. But given the fact the writers were green-lighted for 4-episodes to make a reasonable ending that spanned 100+ chapters makes this conclusion all the more incredible.
I praised the original ReLIFE for being the masterpiece that it was, and this was the long awaited conclusion that did it justice, in my opinion. Many anime don't get the endings they deserve but thankfully for us, this one does so it can be passed down over time as a must-watch classic for anyone.
Production took a hit but all the important parts were there. The character development was fleshed out for the time they had.
I'm just really glad I was able to take this ReLIFE journey with Arata, Ch…
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Tl;dr: Average anime made into good anime when budget constraints taken into account. Read manga for full experience.
(Spoiler-free review)
On the surface, Relife: Kanketsu-hen felt extremely average; maybe below average. After reading the manga (which I LOVED) this adaptation left so much to be desired. It cut out so much of the backstory, the buildup, the tension, and the pain which nearly every character - including the side cast - had to push past and overcome. Unfortunately, the triumphs and heart-wrenching moments from the manga are missing here. Without these important character moments, which I won’t spoil in case you haven’t read the manga (READ IT), this conclusion doesn’t hit nearly as hard as it could have. HOWEVER, with that being said, I believe that it performed splendidly…
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You may forget about the person you love but the feeling will still remain, no amount of time nor space can separate us. Now that my friends is the power of love.
I have to "ReWATCH" the whole anime from top to bottom since it has been 4 months the last time i saw it just in order for me to dig in deeper with my emotions and oh boy it really delivered quite some punches.
A man who has bad luck in life has a second chance in highschool. Such a very interesting plot. Meets a girl who also has the same fate as him, overtime they gradually fall in-love. If only that will happen in "ReaLIFE" that would be F'n awesome! If it does happen to me i'd probably do the same thing when i was in highschool. Regrets are part of our life, it's what made us who we are, no second chances, learn from mistak…
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I'm gonna write this review in eng and spa.
Escribire esta reseña en ingles y español.
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So, where can i begin...maybe in the part where it dont have any sense only to have made four episodes for and arc more extensive than the first season.
The manga clearly had feelings that this four did not have at all (i could be sure of it, i didnt barely feel anytinhg watching this)
The excuse of ''Ova" dont make it to be worst than the first season, it lost every good thing that it previously have, for example the sense of melancholy and angiush, the forced and the apresurated way of making every single episode is absulotely unfair to a story like this one.
The caracthers dont have any progression as strong as manga,dont need to be equal ,just it tried hard to be but, "nothing good can c…
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FOLKS, This ova made me feel 2 things,
Sadness and joy.
Now sure it could have been way better if they followed the manga a little bit more but that still did not change the way the ending made me feel, It just hits your right in your heart.
It really saddens me that it’s only a 4 episode Ova since i really came to like a lot of these characters, this show makes you get to know them on a personal level and seeing how this all turned out. It just hurt my heart.
I found the music in Relife to also be a very good part about it, the music made the scenes even better by controling the mood.
The Characters in Relife are very loveable and their experiences pull very hard on your heart strings.
The thing that I found that Relife shows you the most is to just enjoy the time you have which I find…
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This is a sequel to the ReLife first season.
If you plan to watch this, it is almost absolutely necessary to watch the entire first season (unless you've read the manga and only want to watch the finale).
"There's something a little sad about fireworks. As they fade, you feel sort of lonely"
How you endure the working life of adults depends on your experiences growing up into adulthood, especially the final stages of your journey towards graduation before being thrown into the hectic working life of an adult.
Our protagonists are given the chance to go through this stage of life once again through the ReLife program. To gain something in their former selves that would allow them to re-enter society as a fully functional member of society.
We follow the ongoing journey of Kaizaki as he…
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What if you were told that there’s a chance to relive your high school days again? High school is a place to learn, develop, and begin the stairs of adolescence. The opportunity would be an experience like almost no other. ReLife offers a story of life experience, one that tests the water of a character’s values and chance for reinvention.
ReLife’s return consists of a 4-episode OVA that brings the staff and cast back from the original series. While I had hoped for a full season to capture the true essence of the manga, it’s important to note that these four episodes are imperative for the overall story plot. The main characters return and their personalities are what you’d expect from these OVA episodes. Furthermore, we get the comedy gags that fans may be familiar with from the previous…
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