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They were just 14😭😭 just watched it yesterday and man that letter broke me

To be honest, this is probably one of my favorite shows, even though I have never cried that much with a show. And each time I see it again I cry, as you said “so unfair” for both of them. Really thank you so much for sharing your reactions!

I am subscribed to you just cuz of your reaction you know i felt the same way i wanted to cry the same way but couldn't tried hard to hold back my tears cuz you know what they day here that man don't cry 😔😢

I love how you caught on that Kaori showing up to play with Kosei meant she was gone. He realized it too and we see it in his reaction. Thank you for sharing!

I always.... always cry during their playing together and then as he's reading Kaori's letter. It is tragic and yet everyone in it is also touched and grows. "We are all connected"

I made it a tradition for myself to watch this anime every April. When you realize that the first time they played together on stage(when she forced him to be her accompanist), was also their last time playing together(rehearsals dont count). And i don't know if you remember, but after Kosei and Nagi's duet performance, Kosie ask Kaori to play with him one more time, Kaori thought to herself that if she couldn't play anymore, it was fine since her dream already came true but Kosie is asking her to play again with him, to dream again. In this episode, she reveals on her letter that her dream was to be able to play with Kosie. I've seen this finale so many times but every time i get to the part where he reads her letter to him, it just gets to me 😢😭

the characters went through highs and lows. I really enjoy having my emotions messed with

I just watched this while my wife is currently battling cancer and I got to say this was one of the hardest watches I've ever had of a show.

No words ... :'(

Where's the next one. If Im gonna cry, i wanna do it all the way 😂

Throughout the series, Kaori quotes from the Peanuts comic strip (by Charles Schultz) and will always name the comic strip character that says it. In this episode, she tells the doctor: "we all need someone to kiss us good-bye" and then says Marcie, because that's the Peanuts character that says that.

I refuse to watch this show. XD The OP alone pull the heartstrings... XD I surely will cave at some point... but I need an awful lot of stupid fun shows to compensate for the emotional damage XD 🤣 Although... nothing will ever beat Violet Evergarden EP10 ... just thinking about this sh*t makes me tear up. 🥲

It does pull the heart strings. Thank you for the content !

The last two episodes were really sad to watch!! I hope you guys enjoy it 🥰

Kousei's mother did in fact get rid of the cat that he & Tsubaki found. I believe that she told him that it would be a distraction to him and keep him from practicing the piano. If you go back and look through the episodes, you'll see that there's a black cat somewhere in most of them. So yes, the cat is definitely part of the symbolism within the show. In Japan, black cats are actually good (unlike in the US). They are believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune. I would imagine that having one die on you would probably be not very good. 😨

As a sugession, Its best to watch episode 21 and 22 together. Please react to both of them. Looking forward to your next reaction

I just found your channel and this video and am glad to watch it with you! As a headphone user I dunno if you knew but your voice is only coming out of the left channel. There's a Japanese word 「ほろ苦い」that means "bittersweet", but it doesn't hold the same negative connotation as the English word does. I feel that way a lot watching this anime, like that teenage aura has something left to impress upon us, but we're doomed to make the same mistakes over, and over again. I relate a lot to Kosei, as he's probably got a touch of the 'tism too 😂

Just a heads up.. the last 2 episodes are usually better to be watched together for continuation

Kousei has no idea how much he has influenced others. He just remembers that he was trying to fulfill his mother's expectations (he feels like he failed). He doesn't think that he's anything special (typical Asian poor self-image!) and doesn't realize how much all these folks around him look up to him. His animated reaction to the egg salad sandwich was just showing how excited he was about how good that sandwich is to him. 😂 The series doesn't explain where his father is, but ever since his mother died, he has lived alone. I'm not sure what he eats (probably mostly convenience store food) but he values good food and that egg salad sandwich is from a vending machine, so he's especially excited that it's so good and wants to share that excitement with his "friends". 😄

Oh no! The end is near 😭😭

I was just having a breakfast, chilling and i was greeted by this video. Wtf is wrong with youtube making people cry early in the morning.

I always hated Nagi, she feels so pointless lmao

That instrument that Kaori's playing at the end is called a melodica. When Kousei was saying "Elohim, Essaim... Elohim, Essaim... I implore you...", he's repeating something that Kaori said before when they played together. It's a chant that is used in other anime and manga. And it supposedly can either bring good luck or summon demons. I'm not sure how true that is, but that's what I've read in various reddit forums.

Yes.... it really ISN'T fair when someone gets sick... especially the ones you love and when there isn't anything you can do about it. 😢 I think it's completely normal to be anxious before something significant (especially when it is in front of people) and that it is actually abnormal to not be. The key is learning to not let that stop you but instead convert that anxious energy into a power to energize you.

Spoiler Alert. She aint dying if she died, this wouldn't be alot of people's favorite anime, she'll walk it off

Kosei throwing Kaori's words back at her about remembering. Love it. And yes they are referencing a book. When Kosei said he can't commit double ❌ with her and he's not going play Ravel which is a musical piece that was also in the novel.

The name of the song is: La belle au bois dormant op. 66 - Tchaikovsky

This isnt a spoiler, but the last few lines that Kaori said, from "You came all this way..... and so on, and into the line about committing double X" its from a book that the both of them read. Its the book shown sitting on Kaoris wheelchair. Its the book Kosei was reading when Kaori waited for him on the bridge and they both dove in it. Its also one of the books that Watari brought for Kaori to choose from. She chose that book because she saw that Kosei read and she decided to say those lines from the book because she knew he would recognize them.

It's getting more intense.... and I'm afraid that it will continue to increase. Just warning you now, be sure to keep a box of tissues nearby. As with most of the K-dramas and J-dramas I've watched, they don't ever tell us exactly what is Kaori's illness. 😓 oh, and Kousei's sensei intentionally made Kousei have to teach this new girl because she is trying to distract him to not keep thinking about his own sad thoughts. Teaching allows him to focus on someone else and to think about the piano routines that he plays/practices with a new perspective. She has also figured out the identity of this girl.

I had to rewind to make sure I heard what I heard in the end! 😢

Yes, that girl is a new character. We'll get to learn more about her in upcoming episodes. Someone actually did a really good identification of Kaori's illness, but it's too early in the series to talk about it.... 😜

3:14 youre the first reactor ive seen who picked up on his intention of letting her go.

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Is there any reactions that are gonna get posted any time soon😭

Plss continue

Este emotivo episodio es solo una pequeña introducción de lo que se viene para los siguientes capítulos, estemos preparados para lo que se viene!

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it is never ugly to cry, it shows you have a heart and emotions,feelings,

great reaction 🙂

Tears came out watching your reaction, this episode is so beautiful

One of my favorite episodes 😢. This one really taught me you might not be seeing the whole story. Of course, how she treated him near the end wasn't okay, but we can at least see she did it out of fear for his future, being the only parent actively in his life. It's kind of subtly told, but Kousei's mom initially didn't want him to take up piano. Her friend talked her into it after discovering his natural talent, so that's why the friend felt guilty. Much love, thanks again for sharing your journey! ❤️

This is a very powerful episode! We finally get to see Kousei resolve his issues with his mother and at the same time, we (the audience) get to see that his mother is the cruel person we thought she was. We were seeing her from Kousei's perspective and now we understand that she really did love him and was frantic about preparing him for life without her (and basically life by himself -- the anime never does explain where his father is and why Kousei lives by himself). The song that Kousei played for the gala is one that his mother would play for him when he was young, and it's title is soooo fitting -- "Love's Sorrow". 😭😭😭 The kid is another violin prodigy and he's upset with Kaori just like that one judge is upset with her. That she doesn't follow the "rules" when she plays, so he doesn't think she should be honored so much by people, but yet, he also knows that her playing is at another level and doesn't know why. However, his playing has been like how Kousei played when he was young. It's amazingly good by technical standards, but it doesn't have emotions. So in this episode, he sees this in Kousei's playing and starts to play with his heart instead of just with his head. 😀

I loved Your Lie in April! Looking forward to seeing you react to episodes 20-21. If you’re looking for another good anime to react to please check out “The Dangers in My Heart” - I can’t get enough of that anime and it’s a beautiful story as well

That one girl you were trying to figure out who she is, is Tsubaki's best friend. Tsubaki "whines" to her a lot and she ends up giving Tsubaki really good advice throughout the series. That older woman (Kousei's mother's friend) is one of the top 5 pianists in Japan. She has known Kousei since he was born (there's a scene of her holding him when he was a baby). Kaori doesn't care about the "rules" of competition. Remember that one judge that was really upset with her in an earlier episode because she didn't play the piece exactly as it is written (and they judge on accuracy to the "original" writing). That kid at the end also feels that way about Kaori. He doesn't like her because he thinks she's flaunting the "rules" and that she doesn't deserve the praise that she has been receiving. The scene where the little girl gets upset when Kousei doesn't accept the candy apple is supposed to show/remind us that children can exaggerate situations and that Kousei's memories of his mother may also be exaggerations. The trauma is still real to him, but his mother may not actually have been as terrible as his memories have been playing out.

8:57 “What year was this anime?” Three months late, but I didn’t see anyone else answer this question. The anime is very recent, 2021 I believe, but the original comic it’s based on came out in 2007, so just before smartphones started taking over. I think the story itself takes place between 2007 and 2009, but I’m not sure.

Inspiration from kousei ❤

Emi’s reason ❤