A boy who lives with his father after his parents divorce. He meets a girl named Shiori Satou at his father's research lab, and they begin a relationship that is slowly blossoming into love. But everything changes when their parents decide to marry each other, and they decide to move to a parallel world where they are not stepsiblings.

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Unfortunately, having mixed up the sequence (no matter what anyone says, but it is still there), I saw this film last and was left disappointed. This film has poor voice work, weaker plot than its counterpart and some incompleteness that closes when watching another movie. If you want to watch both movies, watch this movie first, if you have to choose between the two, choose the other one.

The whole treatment of 'make-a-choice' movie was the pull that lead me to watch this. The whole look and feel of the poster and the premise was definitely enticing and expectations were a little high. Unfortunately the movie felt flat, for me, it had a good premise and potential but a lot of loopholes in explaining why things happen the way they did. This could be due to lost in translation though, understanding it based on the subtitles. The Sci-fi concept wasn't anything new. It had a simple premise with the big hopes for a larger than life romance that transcends through time, parallel worlds and what-not, however, the chemistry wasn't really there. As someone who loves 'love' and the different notions of it, this just didn't speak to me. It is very script driven so be prepared to be relying on lots of explaining instead of showing. I watched this one first, and here's my review of To Every You I've Loved Before They say that your experience may differ based on what you watch first so it can be all subjective. Definitely something I can't say for sure that may differentiate how you feel overall. Slight spoiler ⚠️ . . . In the end, it felt like it's up to the viewer on how you want to interpret what happens, do you believe they've continued on to another parallel world? Did they eventually passed to the other side? Did they reset and start again back to when they were young? You may see a few other interpretations out there but to me, it's all relative. Maybe the author has the answer...

This is one of the best romance anime I've seen so far. The story is just intriguing, it's not boring like other romance anime. The story at some point became ambiguous, so to say, but it was not too much to understand. The romance and driving force is just perfect. The animation is okay for a new gen anime. I didn't notice any poor drawings in any frame. The soundtrack is amazing, especially the ending soundtrack. It's just perfect. The characters are what I like about this anime. They are just perfect for their roles. Shiori is low key the best anime girlfriend I've ever seen besides the big league anime girls. The thing that made me to watch this anime was the name at first; it's just so romantic. But after watching it, the characters are this anime's true gem. I thank the author and all those involved for making this anime. I'm so grateful. If you like romance anime, just do well to watch this..it's worth it definitely 🤩.

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