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Nabari has a really fine intro and for about 8/10 episodes it keeps up rhythm and charm. The base idea is really interesting because it puts a total apathetic characters like Miharu at the centre of a storm of events dealing with murders (the first episodes are somehow more cruel than all the rest), opportunism, revenge. Shinrabansho is the primal cause of all. It gives the bearer the power to do everything he desire, and for Miharu who just wants to lead a normal uneventful life it will be the end of this childish dream. He will be forces to make decision, to accept the he's not and island, and that someone does really care for him and vice versa. Unfortunately the second half spoils this really well scripted web of connection, focusing on the tedious relationship between Yoite and Miharu. The ending is trivial.