To be honest with you all, I really enjoyed this overall, but the ending felt a bit rushed. I’m left with quite a few unanswered questions. For example, do they still have their powers at the end? And why did the sister act that way towards him if she truly loved him? Was it really just about the company, or was there more to it?
The whole memory erasure and recovery aspect also felt... off. He erased all his memories, and then after seeing him two or three times, boom, they’re back? That felt a bit rushed and could’ve been handled much better. Plus, the way he forgave him in the end felt a bit too easy. I get why it happened, but it could’ve been more impactful.
And then there’s the fact that he hid his own powers. That was a major point that they could have explored further, but I guess that would’ve changed the plot and forced the story to end earlier. Still, it’s a missed opportunity.
Overall, I’d rate it a solid 4/5. The story is good, and I personally love this kind of art, so the visuals were definitely not a problem for me.
To be honest with you all, I really enjoyed this overall, but the ending felt a bit rushed. I’m left with quite a few unanswered questions. For example, do they still have their powers at the end? And why did the sister act that way towards him if she truly loved him? Was it really just about the company, or was there more to it?
The whole memory erasure and recovery aspect also felt... off. He erased all his memories, and then after seeing him two or three times, boom, they’re back? That felt a bit rushed and could’ve been handled much better. Plus, the way he forgave him in the end felt a bit too easy. I get why it happened, but it could’ve been more impactful.
And then there’s the fact that he hid his own powers. That was a major point that they could have explored further, but I guess that would’ve changed the plot and forced the story to end earlier. Still, it’s a missed opportunity.
Overall, I’d rate it a solid 4/5. The story is good, and I personally love this kind of art, so the visuals were definitely not a problem for me.