this post was submitted on 12 Jan 2025
23 points (100.0% liked)
Anime
2055 readers
195 users here now
This community is the place to discuss and ask questions about anime, anime news, and related topics.
Currently airing show discussion threads are created by our resident bot, [email protected]. If it doesn't make a thread for an episode that you want to discuss, see the user guide on the wiki for instructions on how to ask rikka to make a thread for you to use.
Check out our wiki to find:
Rules
More complete rules on the wiki.
- Posts must relate to anime or similar (donghua, etc.)
- Discussion threads for currently airing media must be made by the bot. If there isn't a discussion thread made for a piece of media you want to discuss, then request it via pm.
- Ensure that all series spoilers are tagged. See here for details.
- Memes should be directed toward [email protected] (or similar) instead of this community
- Do not post explicitly NSFW material. Please use your best judgement when marking lewd material as NSFW, unmarked material risks being removed.
- Please redirect discussion of piracy towards a more appropriate community
- Any clips from currently airing shows cannot include content from episodes released within the past 7 days.
- All posts and comments must adhere to the ani.social Terms of Use
- In general, keep things civil and avoid attacking other individuals.
Related General Communities
founded 2 years ago
MODERATORS
This continues to look amazing, but I can't help but wonder what on earth the theme is, and if there even is one. I know from the synopsis (still no indication in the anime itself) that she was stuck on her movie because she'd never been in love before, so is she here to learn about love? How would it help her with her movie if she falls in love with an anime character / figment of her coma imagination, if that's where this is going (and it does seem like it)? Or is she falling back in love with anime / the act of creation, and if so, how does that apply to writing a romance movie? Is there some deeper meaning to her "fixing" the plot of her favorite anime? They should be at least setting up dominoes for her character arc or the show's thematic message, but I can't really see anything right now - it feels like just sort of a shallow celebration of animation as an artform with nothing to say.
From the things we have seen so far. She can't communicate her animation requirements, and She doesn't know why would she go back to Reality.
Natsuko isn't a Director in the isekai world. She is an animator. She draws things when prompted by magical voice coming of a peg board(?).
She doesn't direct the story of perishing into her desired plot line. She just happen to have a power to derail the original plot.
I think the biggest Δ will be bad director turns into good director.