"Sakura-so's Pet Girl" by Shiina

10,000 light-years anime station resident author: Shiina

Recommended words: Mr. Wen Yiduo said: People say and then do, I do it and then say; people say it is not necessarily done, I do not necessarily say it. This is my definition of the ideal. But many people do not even have the courage to say the ideal out loud, and those who can speak and take action to achieve the ideal are not necessarily great people, they have, they are not confused towards the goal.

Personally, I feel that "The Pet Girl of Sakura Village" is a pure love and inspirational work, although the plot is mediocre but full of delicate descriptions, which can express the emotions that make people fit into it. Therefore, this is also an excellent anime with a sense of reality.

The portrayal and shaping of the characters is also a plot that can bring the viewer into this anime, setting the male protagonist (Kutai) as an ordinary and normal high school student. The heroine (true white) is a painting genius who cannot take care of herself. The supporting characters are also very rich, with bug-like specialties, but also have a "mysterious" appearance, and have strange personalities. The magical cohabitation setting gives this work a good start that can make the otaku insist on watching, and this unique character setting also makes this anime more brilliant.

The plot takes Sakura-sook as a clue, because Sakura-so is inhabited by problem students, and Kōta, who accidentally enters Sakura-so, tries his best to escape from it. I didn't want to be what my classmates called an outlier, but then I found that sakura villages were full of dreamers who sacrificed their enjoyment of life in order to pursue their dreams.

People who have watched this anime must have felt that Kutai was very confused and weak at first. But he didn't have a dream, but he lacked the courage to realize his dreams. It's especially touching when there's an episode where Kutai tells Makoto about his dreams (how many people actually really say their dreams?). Failed again and again, denied again and again. Should we give up? Kōta - Game Designer, Makoto - Manga Artist, Mika - Anime Producer, Ren - Script Writer, Nanami - Voice Actor, Ryunosuke - Programmer, Chihiro - Painter. So well, this is an anime with a strong sense of reality.

I myself think that people who don't want to be different can achieve their dreams? If you just enjoy life and don't try to pursue it, you can only be a plain person.

"In fact, it is right in front of you, obviously within reach, but the distance always feels like forever." "Obviously I haven't tried hard, what kind of face is lost and inferior?"

"Sakura's Pet Girl" is mostly written about feelings, rather than technical analysis. Overall – bland and profound.

It's hard to write, it's hard to write, but it's still written. The pursuit of dreams, the yearning for dreams. Can't stop. Repeated denials, repeated failures do not mean that you lose but lay the foundation for you to win. The changes are not because of poor writing, but the pursuit of more perfection. Sakura Village. It could be my beginning, or it could be your starting point! Be sure to believe in yourself.

Well, I also hope that everyone will support Sakura Village and support people with dreams!