Missarwa

It has been a really long time since I wrote a review, and I think this is the best one to expand on.
First, the way the story was portrayed through different lenses (characters POVS) is a very fascinating idea.. the changing vibes with every perspective that has been leading me to judge some characters based on it, made me quetion my "non-judgementality"..
The most important perspective that I was waiting for was minato’s!! his was honestly much calmer than I thoght it would be, just kids being kids afraid to be perceived weirdly, the desire to belong, discovering new, big and scary feelings.. they were just super adorable, they just needed someone to tell them that IT IS normal and HUMAN..
It is so painful to witness children facing horrible repercussions for as silly and as innocent as those feelings.. which happens to children all around the world each and every day.
just before I finish I think kurokawa soya portrayed the big & scary feelings so impeccably, such a talented kid!!