Bâan: Otona no Kyoukai Episode 1 Discussion

@Natsude_tanaka are you aware that you can change the audio into japanese Imao.

@ChickenDang this is my first time watching yt, u know these days im always touching grass so not really internating that much

@Natsude_tanaka ....but here you are...putting a review...and replying to a message... on my anime list....but yeah... you touch grass...

The moment I got invested it ended.
It's a bit confusing story, because it seems initially was meant to be longer. Luckily the story and timeline become clearer in the end. But Rin's character and her relationships are the things I'm still curious about (she found friends abroad, but the moment they said "come home", she realized it wasn't home she wanted?).
Great art and animation, fantastic music, good direction, but rushed story. Overall it's 8/10 for me, which means I'll probably watch it again and maybe discover something new.

Really good stuff. Got me a bit teary in some parts. My only complain is some scenes needed to breathe a bit more, but that's completely understandable since this was a self funded project. But it's good to emphasize I still think the themes were delivered so well.

Those are the types of stories I'm missing in anime industry nowadays. Personal stories that are told in a way that trust the audience to get the little details and feels organic. Look Back was something that impacted me because of that, and while this ain't the same level, it is still 18mins of really high quality. Solid 8/10

While this story is rushed and sometimes a little hard to follow, the fact that people expect it to be perfect and not judge it as an indie, but as if it were created by a famous anime writer, is mind-blowing. Yes, it's not perfect but for being the first project ever, and creating it with 0 experience writing an anime, this came better than some fully funded projects and not rushing a story into an 18-minute short film, but instead a whole season. Of course, the story will seem like it came out sloppy. Some of the reviewers are clearly just haters, and I dare them to spend the time and money to make something better if they think it's so easy. I looked into it as I have a few great stories I think would make great anime, but the cost of it is way out of my league, and the fact that this was self-funded in itself deserves more love than some of the people here are giving it. If Garnt had an actual full budget and didn't have to shorten the story to just product it. People don't seem to understand the cost, the time it takes to make, etc. I bet a lot of the concerns people brought up would have been non-existent. One I read was that they saw an anime give more story in one episode. Well, of course, as they had the funding to make a whole episode. This only had a budget to get 18 minutes for a larger story. It was able to get the point across and shows what it could be, which can now show the potential for growth, etc. Hopefully, it can get picked up and backed as I think there is something here and just need more time, budget, and focus. Anyone who makes anime on their own with support, of course, has my respect, and I can't wait to see what is next.

I really liked it, professional quality.

Trying to figure out past and present kept me engaged and those 15 min flew by

Absolutely terrible, the animation is the only saving grace

Awesome how a YouTuber named Gigguk got to create such a great little movie let alone a anime movie. I will say at times it does feel like almost nothing is happening, but overall it's a 9/10 for me!!