Kyoto Animation Studio was and IS a studio that had a great team of producers who had such beautiful and creative minds, their ideas and their products PROVE just how great these people were.
I don't know exactly which individuals died, but it was confirmed to have 33+ people died during the Arson attack.
We mustn't look at the negatives, we have to look at this and rebuild the studio....Every experience is a educational stepping stone... So instead of moping and being a depressed individual on this post, I am going to talk about the works that Kyoto Animation Studio published.
Koe No Katachi (A Silent Voice)
A Silent Voice is a beautiful anime, both graphically and plot wise. In my own words, the plot line of this anime is of a man who is about to commit suicide after giving all his money to Miyako Ishida, this happens due to his life regrets because of how he treated a deaf girl in his school when growing up. Shouya Ishida thankfully did not commit suicide and continues on a journey to look for the deaf girl so that he can properly apologise and ask to be friends. Any further info will ruin the movie <3
Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! (Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions)
The makers created the Anime and this one was beautiful because of the innocence yet captivating storyline. As the story proceeded, we were immersed in a tale of a growing relationship that deepened as the protagonist and female protagonist grow closer together. As these creators made this, we must imagine how they thought this through, how they one day came up with an idea for such a story.
Hyōka
Put simply, Hyoka or Hyouka, is about a originally apathetic high school boy who is forced into a literature club and becomes interested in one of the students after he finds out about an incident involving their uncle. Beautiful art style (As always!) and the character design and personalities is wonderful, good job Kyoto Animation! <3
Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid
This Anime was hilarious for me when I watched it, loved the character design and the slice-of-life feel during the episodes. I loved how as the anime progressed you get introduced to new dragons and they vary which is cool. The anime was certainly a good one for just laying back and watching something sweet and calm <3
Amagi Brilliant Park
This anime was super funny for me to watch, but at the same time it was emotional during times, it was not intense but it was immersive in that it made me want to keep watching, there wasn't a moment where I got tired of the episodes or felt like it was getting generic or similar to previous episodes. I would re-watch this anime if it wasn't for the fact I am watching a different anime at the moment <3
I can't add more videos and if I could, I would think I am spamming the post too much.
As I said at the beginning, I wanted to make this post more like a respectful reminiscence of Kyoto Animations work instead of mourning and refusing to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
The Animation Studio will recover and we will continue to support them by watching their works, increasing their popularity and reputation, making them know that there are people out there that value their ideas, encouraging them to progress further in whatever way that we can <3
I thank you for reading this post, I'm sorry it was so damn long but this was a subject that I was really enthusiastic and somewhat riled up to talk about...again, thank you for taking time out of your day to read it :)
As a source to all their works, check this out <3
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