Review of Mirai no Kimi to, Subete no Uta ni
| Subject | Mirai no Kimi to, Subete no Uta ni To You of the Future, I Give Every Song |
| By | Helpfulness: 3 Vote: 9marianokun on 2020-09-19 |
| Review | Don't go expecting to enjoy songs like Triple Baka or Popipo as those probably didn't even exist considering this was made back in 2007. What you do get to experience is a short wholesome story where protag gets to live with none other than world's top non-anime waifu: Hatsuke Miku, in a sort of "Chobitsian" scenario, to coin a phrase. And for once I truly appreciate the fact this is unvoiced as that, regardless of its feasibility, would most likely ruin it. The "tsun tsun dere dere" factor is a win-win here and totally suits Miku, making her super likeable. Even without the immense popularity Miku has garnered to this day, you do get to care about her. As an aside, at least we get Sound, one of my personal favorites :). |
| 3 points |