[Discussion] TAKOPI'S ORIGINAL SIN

[ryuntsai]

Yesterday I finished this anime (it only has 6 episodes)… I don't even know what to say.

The first three episodes make you think that the blonde girl is the villain, but then the story shifts and shows that she's also a victim.
In the end, it feels like everyone was a victim of their family situation. It really made me reflect on the world—how many kids are suffering because they weren't born from love. Children learn from adults, from what they see, and… I don't know. Also, Takopi's kindness (or maybe ignorance) feels like a double-edged blade—it can help someone, but it can also hurt or even destroy a person. (At least, it is what i see in the anime)

 

[Lukeo]

I love this anime, it reminds me of my own childhood, sometimes I wish takopi exists, I would use her gadgets, or would take care of her better, so she doesn't die.

 

[Awsomee677]

When I watched this anime, i was so shocked,but this could actually happen in real life, (except for the part with the takopi)

 

[ryuntsai]

When I watched this anime, i was so shocked,but this could actually happen in real life, (except for the part with the takopi)

Yeah… I'm really amazed at how Japan isn't afraid to release anime with such serious themes. I'm glad if people are watching it and becoming more aware of how bullying and family situations can affect someone.