Watched the first episode. So far it feels like they are misunderstanding the character.
The suicide scene was... eugh. She has never made a point to mock someone who hasn't done anything wrong or displayed potential for wrongdoing. Really bad first impression.
Original Nanno would highlight the absurdity of human behaviour and feeling and the focus was on them. This Nanno seems too attention seeking idk how else to put it.
Admitting who she is also feels wrong. She would find a way to go around it.
I don't agree with the ending message. Not everyone who has been hurt will turn out the same way.
If someone tell you have a "wicked disease" and "terrible disease" and you are rejected by society to have some…
These things do happen and people who act wrong might understand how wrong their behaviour is if they see it from another perspective. Showing bad things that happen is about developing empathy in people by showing them what life is like for others. If you don't want to feel bad about disease you shouldn't watch a whole show about disease, it's obviously not going to be a pleasant thing to watch.
The suicide scene was... eugh. She has never made a point to mock someone who hasn't done anything wrong or displayed potential for wrongdoing. Really bad first impression.
Original Nanno would highlight the absurdity of human behaviour and feeling and the focus was on them. This Nanno seems too attention seeking idk how else to put it.
Admitting who she is also feels wrong. She would find a way to go around it.
I don't agree with the ending message. Not everyone who has been hurt will turn out the same way.