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I randomly stumbled upon this after watching Ni Ni in The Rise of Phoenixes. And it was an absolute win for me. I thought the storyline was epic, the characters had depth and development, and even the villains stood out to me. Many were morally grey, with backstories that made them sympathetic and understood. I also appreciated how intricately they were tied to the protagonists, it made conflicts layered and blurred.

What I loved most was the layering and how their stories unfolded. It made the experience emotionally resonant and engaging. The pacing also felt perfect, with well-timed comedic moments that broke up the heavier scenes without ruining the tone. I found the cinematography beautiful, and by the end of the series, it truly felt like I had been on a full journey with the characters.