A book loving boy becomes a dog (literally) and is adopted by his favorite author. She can somehow read his mind but it soon turns out that she is sadistic and scissor obsessed, with all of her inspiration springing from bloody crime scenes. The boy (dog) has to constantly dodge her attacks while adjusting to his new life as a puppy.
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#22 Tsuritama
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Side Character Sunday Sachiko Yagami
Sachiko Yagami is Light Yagami's mother. She is one of the few characters in the show that is never aware of Light's use of the Death Note. The author of Death Note is known for referring to her as one of the purest characters in the show.
#21 Your Lie in April
A once prodigious pianist lost his ability to hear himself play after the loss of his mother. However, after meeting a passionate violinist his world starts to slowly come to life again. With her help, he slowly rediscovers what it means to live life fully and play music with love.
Your Lie in April is a lovely anime that can really hit home. Although the music was ultimately beautiful, the scenes of playing piano/violin went on a little long sometimes. But in the end it was a heartfelt show that solidly earns its 9/10 from me.
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