ReLife is a profound anime show in my eyes.
The animation is gorgeous, the music fits in naturally as it crafts itself around the design of the characters, settings, & opening/closing credits. Speaking of which, I admire the art panels that appear in the end credits as it tells me that the art direction by Kentaro Akiyama flows continuously throughout out each episode, whether in the end credits or within the episode itself; This means that, instead of recycling the same ending, the art department adds in extra slides which reflect on the episode that has concluded.
The characters may seem cliché to some viewers watching this, but, for me, they are characters that I could feel I could relate to because of how each individual displays their own atmosphere, from their behaviors and actions taken to their facial expressions and, at times, their own opinions. Furthermore, this allows a sense of realism over the majority of the cast rather than having the MC hog the limelight.
The storyline, itself, is what most people dream about if they pursue a path in life that doesn't seem to resonate for them. However, regardless of the features that make ReLife unrealistic, I believe the many morals and their meanings presented throughout the series overall are really what makes me, as a viewer, resonate with the anime as a whole. In other words, not only does it make me believe in the idea of realistic 2nd chances, but it also is quite a learning experience in of itself as I do feel confused at times on what kind of direction I should go with life.
Therefore, I highly recommend this anime show to those high school sophomores, juniors, seniors, graduates, those who have to put up with the day-to-day struggle as college students, and even those who are beyond those years. I can't say if it will change your life as every person is never the same, but I hope that the messages presented in ReLife reach deep into your thoughts and makes you realize that, even if you have one life, it's never too late to change and try something new. Every day is a blessing to each and every one of us that lives on this Earth, and for those who feel like they regret ever living should change the way they look at life through the messages each and everyone of us bestows on the world, whether through the arts, teaching, or whatever may suit your preference. And, no matter what, don't ever forget to enjoy the moments that will make you feel that you are experiencing a life worth living!
The animation is gorgeous, the music fits in naturally as it crafts itself around the design of the characters, settings, & opening/closing credits. Speaking of which, I admire the art panels that appear in the end credits as it tells me that the art direction by Kentaro Akiyama flows continuously throughout out each episode, whether in the end credits or within the episode itself; This means that, instead of recycling the same ending, the art department adds in extra slides which reflect on the episode that has concluded.
The characters may seem cliché to some viewers watching this, but, for me, they are characters that I could feel I could relate to because of how each individual displays their own atmosphere, from their behaviors and actions taken to their facial expressions and, at times, their own opinions. Furthermore, this allows a sense of realism over the majority of the cast rather than having the MC hog the limelight.
The storyline, itself, is what most people dream about if they pursue a path in life that doesn't seem to resonate for them. However, regardless of the features that make ReLife unrealistic, I believe the many morals and their meanings presented throughout the series overall are really what makes me, as a viewer, resonate with the anime as a whole. In other words, not only does it make me believe in the idea of realistic 2nd chances, but it also is quite a learning experience in of itself as I do feel confused at times on what kind of direction I should go with life.
Therefore, I highly recommend this anime show to those high school sophomores, juniors, seniors, graduates, those who have to put up with the day-to-day struggle as college students, and even those who are beyond those years. I can't say if it will change your life as every person is never the same, but I hope that the messages presented in ReLife reach deep into your thoughts and makes you realize that, even if you have one life, it's never too late to change and try something new. Every day is a blessing to each and every one of us that lives on this Earth, and for those who feel like they regret ever living should change the way they look at life through the messages each and everyone of us bestows on the world, whether through the arts, teaching, or whatever may suit your preference. And, no matter what, don't ever forget to enjoy the moments that will make you feel that you are experiencing a life worth living!