Jastine Berlin
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Personally, it would be a 4.5, but I think it's not possible with the review system here. Hananoi-kun, personally, is the most healthy boundary relationship in a shojo I have seen in recent times. Despite the leads having their own issues (even more so with titular character), they try to navigate their relationship one step at a time. I know Hananoi gets a bad rep for being a little too yandere at times, but he has been more attentive to his personal feelings. Growth is slow, but he has learned boundaries with Hinase. I really like how Morino-sensei writes her characters (secondary and extra characters feel very relatable and organic).
There may be other shojo reads out there that might be healthier in dynamic, but I stuck with this series because of every character's personal growth.
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Look, I'm all for coming-of-age stories, but this is a title to give a hard pass. Everyone is either boring and the female character (Rikako) is just a plot device (and a very terrible character at that). It's painful to watch because it feels like someone decided to scratch a fork on a porcelain plate. I wouldn't necessarily blame Ghibli because they did have a source material (novel), but I honestly think there would be better movies out there.
Also, this is like a super-simp (sorta but not entirely) character but still falls in love with her anyway despite her being terrible in every way.
Ocean Waves
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Was expecting the battle between Batman and Hush like in the comics. The twist was underwhelming and Thomas was very under-developed. If this was a part series type of movie with the twist that Thomas was plotting this all along, it would have been a stronger film.
Long story short: good cast, weak story, really different from source material. Don't expect to let it be like in the comics.
Batman: Hush
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