Reviews

I love this show. I started watching when ep six of season 1 came out and caught up quickly. I read a few of the books to get an idea about the show and I really love what they did with the show. All of the actors really seem to love their characters and have really brought them to life. It is quite different from the books but there are some definite homages to the books. This happens a lot when books are put into movies or tv shows, things end up being changed because of time constraints, budget, or new artistic visions. I love how they turned each of the main characters into strong, loving people who look out for each other and don't spend a lot of time being jealous. I think aging the characters up helped. I really hope a network picks them up because I need to have these characters tell their stories and have respectful conclusions to them instead of being rushed. The representation of the LGBT+ community and how diverse the cast is has touched the hearts of so many people, including myself. I love Magnus and Alec with all my heart, and the rest of the cast is right up there as well.

This movie is a very cute story about a couple of young girls struggling with typical family problems who find a cute dog and take him in. It's a great story about helping each other and not leaving someone behind just because they are different. This movie is a great showcase introducing the emerging talents of the Hello! Project girls with the H!P kids in the center stage. It's a great family film, and the dog will melt your heart. The acting skills of the younger girls are rusty as this is their first film and they seem to get better as the movie goes on. Lots of different names from the Hello!Project world show up throughout the film. Also a nice look into Japanese every day life and culture. A great addition to any Hello!Project collection.