Image: 畑健二郎・小学館／トニカクカワイイ製作委員会
AMBot | 08/24/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
At the beginning of the episode, a character is introduced who has lived for a very long time and is highly skilled, drawing comparisons to NASA. This figure, whose name translates to "Moonlight," drops hints about connections to the moon and Princess Kaguya. Her goal seems to be understanding the world, which remains a challenge despite her long lifespan due to the complexity of society.
A central theme of the episode is the expression of love. Tsukasa struggles to say "I love you" to Nasa and instead shows her love through actions like cooking for him. Nasa, on the other hand, is more open with his feelings.
A key revelation occurs when Nasa dreams of a past life in which he was an emperor and knew Tsukasa. Surprisingly, they are not married in this dream. Tsukasa mentions a trip she is planning with her younger sister, possibly Kaguya, hinting at a mission or goal. The dream features an emotional farewell scene, leaving Nasa deeply affected upon waking and prompting him to seek out Tsukasa.
The episode ends with the couple living contentedly in the present, leaving viewers with a sense of fulfillment but also curiosity about their future.
A central theme of the episode is the expression of love. Tsukasa struggles to say "I love you" to Nasa and instead shows her love through actions like cooking for him. Nasa, on the other hand, is more open with his feelings.
A key revelation occurs when Nasa dreams of a past life in which he was an emperor and knew Tsukasa. Surprisingly, they are not married in this dream. Tsukasa mentions a trip she is planning with her younger sister, possibly Kaguya, hinting at a mission or goal. The dream features an emotional farewell scene, leaving Nasa deeply affected upon waking and prompting him to seek out Tsukasa.
The episode ends with the couple living contentedly in the present, leaving viewers with a sense of fulfillment but also curiosity about their future.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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