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Kakashi-sensei ITS BIG BRIAN TIME

lily-fuma prepare some tissues ;( definitely one of my favorite animes

kingly I want season 2 so bad

iipjmxkk I was expecting it to make me cry but it didn't. Really good anime, it makes you see the world in a way you never were able to see.

SNK209 If you wanna cry? Watch. If you wanna smile? Watch. If you're up for an emotional roller coaster? WATCH.

Daslumpin One of my Favorites. Have watched several times since the st time. Will come back it again. If you likes this, try "Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai "

mixerjason This ladies and gentlemen....is simply a masterpiece!!!

SimonChoi I will never stop crying. literally that ending though. FUCK THESE TEARS, i cant see a thing

Kendrew_r Idk why but I always wanted to see clips from this anime again and again even tho it made me feel sad at the end

ZhonLord Your Lie in April. Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso. A deceptively simple name for an extremely complex, powerful anime - one that has even more impact for anyone who's ever taken basic middle/high school classes in music, and/or taken part in a concert or instrumental competition. This is the only show I've ever seen that brings the competitive world of classical performance to life, AND gives it just representation at the same time. The accuracy and power that is portrayed in the practice, preparation, buildup and execution of a performance are spot on and the emotions felt at each stage clearly have the understanding and influence of professional musicians behind its writing. But in spite of that, what shines the most are the two main leads. Kousei and Kaori play off each other in an extraordinary way, whether they be bickering or performing, and it's easy to see how the two make each other stronger and better just by their very presence. Kaori is a violin prodigy who breaks the boundaries that most people feel locked into with classical music, taking well-known performances and making them her own - changing the pace, switching the piano/forte and rapidly changing metronome speeds; all things that are normally EXTREMELY frowned upon, and yet she brings the pieces to life in a way that no one else can. This in turn feeds into Kousei, helping him wake up from the breakdown he suffered. And when he awakens to his own potential, the music he plays comes to life just as hers does. Have the volume as high as you can when these two hit the stage together and begin to take off, you won't regret it. However, I would be remiss to not pass the warning along - this show is infamous at this point for its powerful emotional impact, and it's a well deserved reputation. There are extraordinary joyful and sorrowful moments; do not go into this one expecting nothing but sunshine, rainbows and music. Your Lie in April is one of my all-time favorite animes, for the wide variety of emotions that it makes the watcher feel and for the reminder of a music world I used to live in. Take a deep breath, get ready for the rapids and dive in.

Commieman668 The feels in this are too damn high. Brace youselves