Yet another Saturday of trauma Vash can't seem to escape, and this time it's more dire than ever. Absolutely heartbreaking stuff. We got exposed to newer interesting plot points, which give me hope for a 2nd season existing since one episode is not enough to conclude everything well.
My favourite aspect of this episode was the direction and storyboarding, which was on par with that of Episode 6's. The transitions between each scene/memory Vash relives was just spectacular and left me in awe. Another example of how well CGI can be utilised, as the camerwork is as strong as ever. It really shows the creativity the staff behind this project possess. It also goes without saying how mesmerising the soundtrack and OST selections are, especially during the last scene, which I must say gave me the chills.
I do not think this review fully gave this episode the credit it deserves. Truly a cinematic experience that leaves me eager for next week and a potential 2nd season.
My favourite aspect of this episode was the direction and storyboarding, which was on par with that of Episode 6's. The transitions between each scene/memory Vash relives was just spectacular and left me in awe. Another example of how well CGI can be utilised, as the camerwork is as strong as ever. It really shows the creativity the staff behind this project possess. It also goes without saying how mesmerising the soundtrack and OST selections are, especially during the last scene, which I must say gave me the chills.
I do not think this review fully gave this episode the credit it deserves. Truly a cinematic experience that leaves me eager for next week and a potential 2nd season.