Takopi's Original Sin

"Her death left me torn. At first, I felt a sense of relief - perhaps Takopii would finally find peace.

But when I paused and truly reflected, I saw a child crushed under the immense pressure of her mother.

We often sympathize with one side, forgetting the pain of the other.

I focused on Takopii's suffering, while overlooking Marina's fear and silent agony under her mother's control.

Ask yourself this: as a viewer, would your conscience be at ease if you witnessed Marina's death in real life - knowing the full story ahead of time?

This anime deeply challenged my emotions. It reminded me that adults carry a profound responsibility: our actions and words shape the fragile minds of children.

The unsupportive environment and harmful parenting methods shown in this story aren't just background elements - they are destructive forces that shatter a child's spirit.

Thank you for creating something that speaks not only to the heart... but also to the conscience."

This is one of the best anime i ever see you can feel what writer want from story and the dark side of anime is really great if you want watch it you this it's a normal cute anime but you don't feel this after just episode 1(peak fiction) I was completely caught off guard by how deep and dark the narrative became. As the layers peeled back, the heartbreaking reality hidden behind the smiles hit me harder than I thought possible. The soft, almost childlike animation style only made the pain feel more real - like it was hiding something tragic beneath the surface. It's a short watch, but one that left a heavy impact on me and lingered in my mind long after it ended.

I knew the Manga for a long time, but I never got to read it. I knew it was handling some hard themes, but that didn't prepare me. This Pilot gives me what it is supposed to give me -- a feeling of being unwell, sad and devastated. It looks beautiful and the characters are very good.

I like how Takopi is the contrast to the depressing Story. It shows the cruel nature of the human species or more specific -- how evil kids are -- especially if they are growing up in a brutal household. His reaction are so pure and non understanding of what is happening right now, that it is supposed to make us realize that what is happening in schools and in our daily life isn't supposed to be normalized.

This show isn't for everyone and if someone is struggling with mental health issues, they should really consider if they could handle such themes. Nevertheless it is an Amazing Pilot and I only heard good things about the Manga so I hope that the full six Episodes gonna be on the same level of greatness.

What began as a seemingly cute and innocent story about a cheerful alien visiting Earth slowly unfolded into something far more disturbing and emotional than I ever expected. I was completely caught off guard by how deep and dark the narrative became. As the layers peeled back, the heartbreaking reality hidden behind the smiles hit me harder than I thought possible. The soft, almost childlike animation style only made the pain feel more real - like it was hiding something tragic beneath the surface. It's a short watch, but one that left a heavy impact on me and lingered in my mind long after it ended.

I've always been a big fan of bittersweet media and this show is no exception. I thought I knew what I was getting into going in but even I was surprised. Seriously I can't recommend this show enough it's so perfect but please make sure you're in a good headspace if you're watching cause it's DARK even for someone who doesn't get sad or disturbed easily.

If I had to describe the show it's a kids show but with a real world kid as the main protagonist who deals with the HARSH realities of life. It's sad and it knows it, but my god does it balance the heart shattering lows with the most beautiful of highs.