I just watched this, it was really good! The cinematography and CGI were so well done. I guess my only issue with…
Because she didn't develop any signs of supernatural abilities due to her mother sealed her power. Plus, (in the anime) they got cut from all form of communication from each other. In the live action, the Usubas started to look out for Miyo again after she went to Kiyoka's house, hence why they know about her having nightmares from her ability. Imagine if they actually found out about her power when she's still a kid though.... I can't imagine how would she live in constant fear and caution everyday...
In the original LN, the story is an alternative version of the Meiji Restoration. For the Live-avtion, the production…
Yes, there's also a manga of it, but the translation has stopped for a while. It was only available to read to around ch 20s online. But you can buy the official translation to read.
Naksu did born with power, but that's just the basic energy gate for every mage. She trained for it though, to…
Ughhh... Cho Yeong and Jin Buyeon aren't the same person. Cho Yeong is the assassin Naksu. Jin Buyeon is Mo Deok who got pushed into the water by Jin Mu. In ep 1, when she was sold to the brothel, she encountered Naksu and got soul-shifted with her (or more like she trapped Naksu's soul with her). More technically speaking, Jin Buyeon never existed, to begin with. Buyeon died from birth, but Mama Jin didn't want her to die, so she asked Jang Gang to use the Ice Stone to bring her back. Except, it brought back Jin Seolran, the first leader of Jinyowon, instead.
The outfits of ml nd his colleagues reminds me of Fullmetal alchemist nd rurouni kenshin
In the original LN, the story is an alternative version of the Meiji Restoration. For the Live-avtion, the production crew drew inspirations from Meiji and Taisho Eras.
Normally I prefer movie over series of episodes, but for this one, I wish it was longer. I would like to learn…
Naksu did born with power, but that's just the basic energy gate for every mage. She trained for it though, to get to where she became the most feared assassin.
Actually, the anime changed the original reason why she said "I don't know."
They changed the reasonings that Miyo couldn't decide which path to choose. In the LN or Manga, (I forgot which one, perhaps, both) when Hazuki explained her failed marriage, she also told Miyo about her frustration of not being included in the divorce discussion. Her husband told her about getting a divorce out of the blue without actually discussing it with her. When Miyo was taken to Usuba Residence by Kiyoka, the argument between Kiyoka, Arata, and Yoshiro reminded her of how Hazuki must have felt. She felt that everything was being decided for her even though she was the subject of the argument. Yes, she actually got angry. And Kiyoka telling her to stop studying earlier was not helping either. That's why she didn't choose either of them.
In the movie, they prob want to save the budget (the length of the movie too) for the climax, so the fight between Kiyoka and Arata was written out. XD So movie Miyo just obeyed Kiyoka's decision to stay in the Usuba Residence instead. But it was also a nice alternative for Kiyoka's decision because he just couldn't stand watching Miyo suffer in front of him and possibly die from her own power. Plus, he doesn't even know how to improve her condition on his own.
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV16u4y1x7Fv/?spm_id_from=333.788&vd_source=3f8827145b56a2aea041c7365b3fff85
In the movie, they prob want to save the budget (the length of the movie too) for the climax, so the fight between Kiyoka and Arata was written out. XD So movie Miyo just obeyed Kiyoka's decision to stay in the Usuba Residence instead. But it was also a nice alternative for Kiyoka's decision because he just couldn't stand watching Miyo suffer in front of him and possibly die from her own power. Plus, he doesn't even know how to improve her condition on his own.