Halfway through this anime it keeps getting out of control yet it all comes full circle when you know who’s making things up. From the ramblings, to the many assumptions, and even the struggles of a grown-up. For those who actually watched the show, it’s already obvious. Who is it you ask? It’s Minare Koda… Continue reading Understanding Minare’s Character in “Wave, Listen to Me!” →
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