[Cronislee]

Originally Posted by Reyoki

I saw that one once... it actually got me all teary-eyed, and not in the good way. Now I get sad when I see those tins of fruit candies at the Asian Market.

I know what you mean, I've read that it's concidered one of the most depressing anime's ever released. But I enjoyed it for how it gave a look into the Japanese perspective of WWII, but not on the affects of the Americans on the Japanese like some movies, but on the Japanese on other Japanese. It's just so important, to me as an anime fan and a historian, because it not only shows the horror and missery of war, but how a brother can do everything in his power to take care of his sister, even if his intentions are misguided. It's also so different from his other stories.