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As much as the show had its own charm, the anime just hits different. There’s a depth in the anime that the live-action couldn’t fully capture — whether it’s the way emotions are expressed, the visual storytelling, or those quiet moments that say so much without a single word. The pacing, the atmosphere, even the smallest details feel more intentional and immersive.

The animation gives it a unique magic — there are scenes that feel almost dreamlike, and the characters’ emotions come across with such intensity, you feel every second. The voice acting alone adds a whole other layer of meaning, and the background scores? Absolutely soul-stirring.

Some things are just better felt than explained — and the anime brings that emotional weight, those subtle cues, and those unforgettable moments in a way that stays with you long after you finish it. It’s not just better — it’s something else entirely.