halloweenpumpkin

Writers need to make proper research when referencing other cultures/religions. This one seems like a classical case of orientalism.

I liked the ending a lot, but rather than knowing how he came to the future I would have preferred a little bit more banter and see him adjust to the future by her side 😅

Stupid at times yes. But how exactly is she selfish?

What makes this version a little bit better than the original is that the characters actually have some level of development as the story progresses

2022 is not that long ago... there are people that are discovering it now 🙂

Edit your comments and use the spoiler tag. Respect others that don't wish to have the story spoiled when scrolling through the comments. Thanks.

considering that he was the one that looked for her first, yes he could accept her back 😂. Haru also liked her son and helped him with his crush before he even knew he's yae's kid.

she didn't disown her mum, or chase after him to save her. She struggled as a single mum but she was capable of taking care of herself. The 2nd time that they met for her it was coincidental and they befriended each other gradually. She fell for him naturally as if he was someone she had just met for the first time.

and please use the spoiler tag.

you spoiled the whole story without grasping that she had a memory loss due to an accident and that's why she married someone else 😂. When they met again as adults they reconnected and fell in love with each other again. Also, she still didn't remember their past together till the very end.

the plot is based on Utada Hikaru's song by the same name, which is essentially a breakup song of how their first love taught them how to love.

they should all be on netflix, I just rewatched them recently. you can still follow the final plot line without watching the rest since it's more connected with the beginning. But, without watching the other films you'll miss out how Kenshin settled in Tokyo and how he came to connect with the people there.

Does anyone know where I can watch this?

Yes. She had to drop out of college because she got pregnant and married him, ending up in a similar situation as her mother.

Funny how she was fine with the fancy doctor knocking her daughter up. If she had allowed them to reconcile after the accident, Yae would have lived a much better life.

I found a new comfort show. The plot is nothing new, and it definitely has its flaws, but the production, cinematography and music make up for what the story lacked.

Glad to see I wasn't the only one that thought of Naoki as 'Married to the Music' 😂

Rurouni Kenshin (2012), Kyoto Inferno (2014), The Legend Ends (2014), the Final Act (2021).

Now, the Beginning (2021) is the prequel, which is 10 years before the main story line. If you want the story in complete chronological order, then watch the Beginning before Rurouni Kenshin (2012), otherwise you can either watch it before the Final Act or after.

His best works are definitely Navillera and Sweet Home. Some of his other projects fall short when it came to story telling (tbf even Sweet Home 2/3), but he's a great actor. Can't wait to see what he comes back with.

Ep 4 and 5 are better, but from ep 6 it starts to fluctuate a bit in terms of common sense. Some sub characters have interesting developments and love stories tho

That and the fact that the "conflict" could have easily been resolved if they communicated... She never actually spoke to him just assumed things and jumps to conclusions on her own.

He was always respectful when he was with her, but then he never bothered to clarify any misunderstandings. Their lack of communication skills was driving me insane haha

What saves it is the acting, good ost and cinematography. But at least season 3 gets a bit better than season 2.

😂😂 my apologies for hitting a nerve lol. It wasn't a comparison, it was noting how it took from their source material, at times in a copy and paste manner.