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I really loved digging into the family dynamics now that Kaede is back to herself and their mother is starting to heal, but I did feel like this movie dragged on a bit for me

I did like how they introduced the other world/timeline, that was really cool and I'm very curious about this Kirishima person & what their presence/music could mean

Also I got randomly nauseous in the middle of recording this one and powered through it, but that also could be why I thought it was too slow

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MrGiamMY999

Mai is a year older than Sakuta, she graduated but Sakuta still has a year of high school.

MrGiamMY999

I don’t know why the anime keeps deleting them, but in the novel Sakuta and Mai had their first kiss in s1, during the Futaba arc, and I think they kiss multiple times after that. I think the anime creators caught up with the memes of them not kissing when they should have so they have them almost kiss multiple times but never do 😂

MrGiamMY999

Personally I think that the first movie, the Shoko arc, is not only the pinnacle of the 3 movies, but the pinnacle of the entire series in general 😂

VysReacts

Yes, but at least in the US, when high schoolers graduate the other grades don't go back to school. Everyone has the same last day which is why I thought it odd, but Japan might just do things differently

VysReacts

This is so aggravating to know lol when will the show let them kissss

Skraith77

This movie took a couple times for me to really appreciate it. It's certainly slower than the others, although the emotional impact is still there. I also couldn't figure out what the heck was going on for a big part of it. Ultimately this was about the family healing again, something that needed to happen so they could move forward. And in parallel, you can see some healing between Mai & her mother - while Mai hasn't forgiven her mom, she's grown and started putting the hatred aside, or at least not be a dominant force in her life anymore. The LN made it clear that Mai would never forgive her mom for the swimsuit issue though (nor should she.) And yes, the scar was the umbilical chord. Both Mae and Sakuta were kids forced to grow up early, and I think that's part of why they work so well together. I think my favorite part was when she ran to Sakuta, hugged him (instead of slapping this time), and said "Let's become a family someday" Sakuta's a year behind Mai. Hence Bunny Girl 'Senpai' :) Now that she's passed her entrance exam & been accepted, she's going to take an off year until Sakuta can join her at university. "Hay Fever" is a common excuse to cover up crying. Can't help but think of how Kaede has become quite the young lady. When I watched, I really missed the 'other' Kaede at first. But in time seeing her as her 'proper' self became more and more rewarding. The University Arc is Season 2, as you guessed. I would answer your other questions, but...spoilers. I think one of the other 'weaknesses' of this movie is that so much of it was really set up for what's to come. I hope you feel better soon!

Skraith77

Japanese graduation usually takes place in early to mid March, with the official academic year concluding a couple weeks later. Since most colleges also start their terms in early April, I would guess they graduate early to give them time to relocate and finish any final preparations needed.

Ben Rodriguez

Oh, tough call though. On one hand, who doesn't want to see Mai and Sakuta as a lovey-dovey couple? But then on the other, the anime provides a rather interesting, subtle approach with their banter and closeness without going too far?

Ben Rodriguez

Ermergerd, only now do I get the sheepda/lambda joke ... that teacher's so cringe! :-P