To Me, the One Who Loved You
Two children who grow up together in a world where traveling between parallel dimensions is possible find themselves in a difficult situation when their parents decide to marry. They decide to use advanced technology to find a world where they can remain together as they grow older. The story explores the complexities of their bond and the choices they make to protect their relationship.
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Two children who grow up together in a world where traveling between parallel dimensions is possible find themselves in a difficult situation when their parents decide to marry. They decide to use advanced technology to find a world where they can remain together as they grow older. The story explores the complexities of their bond and the choices they make to protect their relationship.
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What's in it
- Scary
- Mild
- Violence
- Mild
- Language
- None
- Rude humour
- None
- Sad themes
- Intense
- Pace
- Gentle
- The anime style and romantic drama focus on atmosphere and emotional moments rather than rapid action. Estimated
Scary moments
- Approx.ScaryA character is hit by a car in a parallel world.
- Approx.ScaryA character is shown in a medical state with a heart kept beating artificially.
Talk about it after
- 1How did the characters' feelings for each other change as they grew older?
- 2What did the characters sacrifice to try and stay together?
- 3How did the concept of parallel worlds change the way the characters made their decisions?
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