Tsurune's anime spin on archery will send the mind racing through time
The high school archery anime Tsurune is one of the most beautiful anime currently airing, and leans heavily on nostalgia for an older idea of Japan.
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The high school archery anime Tsurune is one of the most beautiful anime currently airing, and leans heavily on nostalgia for an older idea of Japan.
“The Linking Shot” may have been the penultimate episode of Tsurune: The Linking Shot, but it felt in many ways like a finale.
“Falling Into Place” uses a swelling musical score and gorgeous art, bordering on experimental, to flex its animation muscles to the audience's advantage.
Against a backdrop of envy-inducing training camp slice of life, everything becomes clear on the stage for Tsurune's season two endgame. The narrative offers an honest answer to the question, “What the heck is Eisuke's problem?”
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