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Introduction
Jack has moved to Hokkaido to get treatment for an illness, but he's lonely and unhappy. One night a man on a horse rides through his window to help him. For a reason he doesn't understand, Jack instantly knows the man's name and feels they've met somewhere before. The man, Cu Chulainn, tells Jack to open the moonlight shadow window, which leads him to Nymphidia, the world of Midsummer Night's Dream, whose inhabitants are waiting for a new Fairy King
Based on a manga from 1978 by Ryoko Yamagishi.
(Source: ANN)
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Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 5.78/10 · 806
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| 4/10 | 88 |
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| 5/10 | 172 |
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| 8/10 | 56 |
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Audience reviews
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PeterWendy
Romantic fairy tale with big accent on visual art, which sadly did not contribute to the quality of animation.
Story:
I give 8 to the intrigue that took place before the story begins and reveals in the final part. It has love and sacrifice, devotion, friendship, betrayal and forgiveness. On the other hand, the adventures of the main character are somewhat boring and predictable, so i give it 5 at most.
Art:
If you can draw, it doesn't mean that you can make animation. Beautiful stills + zoom in and zoom out - not the type of art I look for in anime.
Hence 7 for the graphics, 5 for the animation.
Characters:
Idealized mythological figures without development. Beautiful at their places, but too plane and defined to be believable.
Enjoyment:
I'm glad that I've watched it to the end, becau…
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