A comprehensive review and recommendation of "Laughing Under the Clouds Gaiden: Farewell, the Cat's Oath"OverviewLaughing Under the Clouds Gaiden: Farewell, the Cat's Oath is an anime film created as a spin-off of the popular manga Laughing Under the Clouds by Karakara Kemuri. It was released on December 2, 2017 and distributed by Shochiku Media Division. Directed by Tetsuya Wakano and animated by WIT STUDIO, the film is a 52-minute single episode. The film expands on the worldview of the original work while telling the story from a new perspective, providing fans with new excitement. story"Laughing Under the Clouds Gaiden: Farewell, the Cat's Oath" is a story that depicts the past of the cat, a main character from the original work. The cat was once an active member of the "Four Musketeers of the Clouds," but after a certain incident, he broke off his ties with his comrades and continues to fight alone. This movie depicts in detail the moment of that separation and the inner conflict of the cat. The story begins with a flashback of the days that the cat spent with his friends. By depicting the bond between the cat and his friends, and the moment when that bond is broken, the viewer is able to understand the cat's loneliness and suffering more deeply. The scene in which the cat makes a new vow also leaves a strong impression on the viewer. This vow is an important element that shows how the cat will live its life from now on, and is deeply connected to the story of the original work. characterYamainu: The protagonist of this work, a man who was a member of the Donten Four Musketeers. He was separated from his companions due to a past incident and continues to fight alone. Yamainu's character is a combination of strength and loneliness, and his inner conflict is the central theme of this work. The voice actor is Daisuke Ono, the same as in the original work, and his voice expresses Yamainu's character in a deeper way. The Musketeers: Former comrades of the Cat, the relationships with them are an important element of the story. Each member of the Musketeers has a unique personality, and their ties with the Cat and reasons for their separation are depicted in detail. In particular, the relationship between the Cat and the leader of the Musketeers, Donten, is at the core of the story and leaves a strong impression on the viewer. Animation and performanceThe animation by WIT STUDIO faithfully reproduces the worldview of the original work while providing beautiful visuals that only a movie can offer. In particular, the flashbacks and battle scenes of the Cat are depicted in detail, creating a strong visual impact. Director Tetsuya Wakano's direction also skillfully depicts the internal conflict of the Cat, deeply moving the viewer. Music is also an important element in enhancing the appeal of this work. The background music is used effectively to emphasize the loneliness and determination of the cat, enhancing the emotions of the viewer. The inserted songs are also selected according to the development of the story, adding to the overall atmosphere. Ratings and RecommendationsLaughing Under the Clouds Gaiden: Farewell, the Cat's Oath is a must-see for fans of the original work, allowing you to enjoy the story from a new perspective. It also allows viewers unfamiliar with the original work to empathize deeply with the cat's characters and their inner conflicts. It is especially recommended for those interested in themes of loneliness and determination. The film has been highly rated for its story, characters, animation, and music, making it an excellent work overall. In particular, the film's deep exploration of the characters of the Cat will surely provide new discoveries and impress fans of the original work. Furthermore, the beautiful animation by WIT STUDIO and the skillful direction of director Tetsuya Wakano make the film extremely satisfying visually. Related information"Laughing Under the Clouds" is a manga by Karakara Kemuri, serialized in "Monthly Comic Blade" from 2008 to 2017. The story is set in Japan at the end of the Edo period and depicts four young men who are active as "The Four Musketeers of the Donten." The original work has gained many fans due to its unique worldview that combines historical background and fiction. "Laughing Under the Clouds" was made into a TV anime in 2014, and a movie version was released in 2017. These works also faithfully reproduce the worldview of the original work, but by depicting the story from a new perspective, they have provided fans with new excitement. Recommended WorksFor viewers who enjoyed "Laughing Under the Clouds: Side Story: Farewell, the Cat's Oath," we also recommend the following works:
Conclusion"Laughing Under the Clouds Gaiden: Farewell, the Oath of the Cat" is a work that deepens the worldview of the original work while depicting the story from a new perspective, providing new excitement to fans. The content allows you to deeply empathize with the characters of the cat and their inner conflicts, and is especially recommended for those who are interested in the theme of loneliness and determination. In addition, the beautiful animation by WIT STUDIO and the skillful direction of director Tetsuya Wakano are also points not to be missed. Please watch this work and experience the story of the cat. |
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