Shigofumi: Letters from the Departed
MA 15+Australia rating200824 min episodesAnimation
Two mail carriers travel between worlds to deliver letters written by people who have passed away. One is a quiet girl named Fumika and the other is her talking staff, Kanaka. They work together to ensure that final messages of love and hope reach the people still living in the world.
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Two mail carriers travel between worlds to deliver letters written by people who have passed away. One is a quiet girl named Fumika and the other is her talking staff, Kanaka. They work together to ensure that final messages of love and hope reach the people still living in the world.
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What's in it
- Scary
- Some
- Violence
- Mild
- Language
- None
- Rude humour
- Mild
- Sad themes
- Strong
- Pace
- Gentle
- The anime style and somber psychological themes suggest a deliberate pace with lingering shots and a contemplative atmosphere. Estimated
Scary moments
- Approx.SomeThe concept of letters from the deceased and the mention of murderers may be unsettling.
Talk about it after
- 1How did it feel to see the characters deliver messages of love to people who were sad?
- 2Why do you think it is important to say what you feel to the people you care about?
- 3How did the friendship between Fumika and her staff Kanaka help them do their job?
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