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This exceeded my expectations (although they were pretty low to begin with), the cinematography created an ethereal feel and the BGM fits the show very well.
Synopsis: Kimihiro Watanuki is a high-school student who is disturbed by his ability to see the supernatural. One day, he meets Yūko Ichihara, a witch who owns a wish-granting shop. Watanuki requests to have his ability to see spirits removed and, as payment, Yūko hires him to work in the shop, resulting in various supernatural encounters.
Sometani Shota paints a portrait of Watanuki without the flail, but he captures the solitude and Watanuki's longing for a normal life.
Ah, the girl from Yakou Kanransha! Miyazaki Karen depicts Himawari-chan with the right balance of faux cute and sinisterness.
Doumeki~!! He doesn't appear much in this episode, but Higashide Masahiro sounds a lot like the original voice actor.
( More pretty screenies under the cut! )
Synopsis: Kimihiro Watanuki is a high-school student who is disturbed by his ability to see the supernatural. One day, he meets Yūko Ichihara, a witch who owns a wish-granting shop. Watanuki requests to have his ability to see spirits removed and, as payment, Yūko hires him to work in the shop, resulting in various supernatural encounters.
Sometani Shota paints a portrait of Watanuki without the flail, but he captures the solitude and Watanuki's longing for a normal life.
Ah, the girl from Yakou Kanransha! Miyazaki Karen depicts Himawari-chan with the right balance of faux cute and sinisterness.
Doumeki~!! He doesn't appear much in this episode, but Higashide Masahiro sounds a lot like the original voice actor.
( More pretty screenies under the cut! )
