Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e

This movie will make you angry pfff (This whole text was written for friend, so it’s very emotional. I’m sharing it here cuz I found it funny. P.S. I watched blue one first, then this one and I’ll leave recommendations about the orders of watching, below) So honestly? Disgusting movie that only give anger. Ahah But maybe that's just me. The MC is miserable, pathetic and obsessed, so i didn’t empathize to him. The fact that you can compare the two from different universes is making it kinda easy, like gladly there’s better version of him somewhere. Actually, as a whole, both movies as one make it reallypretty and tragic story. The two met and that fact alone ruined them, and those who love them, enter life. The only happy ending is for them to never appear in each others lifes... YEH, YOU CAN THINK THAT BUT NO SH*T I would believe that in ALL those INFINITY universes were NONE where they would just F-ING TALK TO THEM PARENTS!!! this WHOLE SH*T happened ONLY because the 2 STUPID KIDS didn't ask or just talk to them parents. It's not like they wasn't trusting grown ups or that them relationships was a secret… (Some anime’s always forget that irl people and so the characters can have internet and books, so they literally could search something like "Can I marry my step sister?" and it would say "NO SH*T BRO, GO ON" Yeah also about it, that sudden “they in love but now will be siblings” twist was also big ewww tbh) …The parents shown to be understandable, so if the kids told them what’s bothering them, they would just not marry each other in this case or well, like in anime just say that it’s fine to date step sibling (ewww ew ew ew) Or if they only would be allowed to play around the unstable machines, or if only they didn’t had that dumb idea to use one. But seriously, MC spend his whole life looking for the universe where his lover would survive and this movie told me that theres sooooo many version of the universe, yet literally NONE where the teenagers isn't DUMB... fair enough I guess ahahah Overall, the blue one is really good in my opinion and this one made me angry, but you gotta have trash like this for something wholesome like the other movie to exist. The order. You can watch: 1) Only pink one - (I personally would turn it off right away if it was my first movie but you can see for yourself) - in the end you'll be left with a little hope in heart but you wouldn't know if them plan work out or not, like an open ending kinda of thing which isn’t that bad honestly. 2) Only blue one - You'll get the good, full story about a wholesome couple with just few little questions about details (but tbh if I knew that I have to watch THIS for the answers… I wouldn't go for it, cuz it’s not that important) 3) From pink to blue - You'll see if the plan is worked or not, after a bad story you’ll get to see a wholesome one even tho it was shown in flash backs before, to understand it better you need to watch the next one, and the beautiful ending where you would understand what's happened. 4) From blue to pink - you'll see a confusing start, a wholesome story and they would explain everything in the end so you wouldn't know exactly but probably would guess what’s going on in the ending and then you would have to see a shitty story for 1 and a half hour that was already explained pretty good in 10 minutes before as a flash back. So overall? Watch just one (any) or from pink to blue. If you like me and will start with blue, then don't waste your time on the pink one

Short non-objective and biased review. Well, well, well... This was actually surprisingly good, I honestly didn't have my hopes up after watching 'Boku ga Aishita Subete no Kimi e' before watching this movie, which wasn't a good idea, but without going into spoilers, I can recommend watching Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e first. 'Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e' starts off at a good phase and it didn't slow down once in my opinion, sadly going into details with this movie isn't very easy without spoiling. The two movies really go well together, even though it might not have been needed to make it intotwo movies, this one (Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e) was great. The main character feels real, and their journey felt satisfying to follow. Their reaction feels genuine and the way they handle the situation feels real. Unsure of what else to say without spoiling too much of the movie, I honestly think it's worth to go into this movie without looking at any trailers. [63/100 Animation] The animation is way better in this one, but still feels a bit dated. [84/100 Story] The story felt easy to follow and I thoroughly enjoyed the story more than other points. [54/100 Sound] Was alright. The OST wasn't bad and felt fitting. [65/100 Voice acting] VA is better and more alive compared to 'Boku ga Aishita Subete no Kimi e' though I'm biased because of Shiori's voice actor having more screen time. TLDR; 'Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e & Boku ga Aishita Subete no Kimi e' are two movies made into one with two stories flowing into each-other. This review will probably be deleted after the Movie had a global release.

For the full review of both movies, I’ve published it in Boku Ai since I watched that one first. This is just a really short review & small-talk about Kimi Ai ONLY. For full evaluation and more in-depth review visit my Boku Ai review! "Kimi wo Aishita Hitori no Boku e," the red movie in the parallel worlds saga, offers a compelling exploration of love that defies the constraints of fate and time. In this emotionally charged narrative, the film follows the journey of Koyomi Hidaka and Shiori Satou, childhood friends whose bond evolves into a profound connection that withstands the challenges presented by parallel worlds. Thismovie should be more to the mystic side of love instead of the Sci-Fi theme - although concepts of Sci-Fi are still the main theme. One of the reasons why it’s more emotional to end with. Distinguished by its intricate portrayal of love's complexities compared to its counterpart, Kimi Ai portrays one’s love and regrets and the inability to let go. But also shows the determination to fight back for one’s love. This movie made me learn that: Some can choose to move on from the past, some are still in the process of doing so, some are unable to let go. Many might be forced by others to move on from the past, but when it's about true love it isn’t that simple. Kimi Ai portrays the inability of letting go side, it shows the determination of one’s love, risking everything, even though fate is against them. One would go against fate and the world if they truly love someone. Letting go or losing someone isn’t a simple thing for a person to face. We all have or will face it multiple times during our lifetime. The feelings of regret might bring out thoughts of “What if this were to happen…”, “If only…”, “Maybe if…”. These thoughts are completely normal for human beings. This show really brings out the emotional side compared to Boku Ai (the blue one) & executes it well also. If you watch this one last, you will be amaze on the hidden things Boku Ai didn't 100% show - as it will reveal the majority of things (which should clarify confusions due to watching Boku Ai first). For Music: Loved the main OST for this one. In contrast to Keina Suda’s OST on BokuAi, Saucy Dog's composition, "shion," becomes the soul-stirring melody that encapsulates the movie's emotional core. This poignant piece encapsulates the struggles of holding onto love, even in the face of adversity and the relentless passage of time. The song resonates with the film's central theme—the refusal to let go, portraying an emotional journey marked by unwavering determination and a profound commitment to love that transcends the boundaries set by parallel worlds. While the film has its share of drawbacks (I mentioned in Boku Ai review), including voice acting nuances and pacing (I felt the pacing in this movie is abit too fast compared to its counterpart), these elements do not overshadow the emotional resonance achieved (atleast for me). "Kimi Ai" emerges as a testament to the power of love, demonstrating the indomitable spirit required to hold onto cherished connections. In the rich tapestry of the parallel worlds saga, this movie stands out as a poignant exploration of the complexities of love and the tenacity needed to defy fate for the sake of an enduring and heartfelt connection. Not everything goes to plan. Regrets are always a thing. Not being able to let go is one aspect of true love. If you truly love someone, you would risk & give everything for them even though you might suffer in the end. Thanks for reading. Read the full on Boku Ai’s page / find it on my review page!

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