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When you come across a wonderful series, your idea of what makes a “great series” is radically altered. A series based on Japan’s 7th Expansion games, Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni (when they cry in English) is that anime for this reviewer.
One of the most mysterious shows on television, Higurashi is about a group of friends who live in Hinamizawa, an isolated village that has been enslaved by evil, terrible legacy. There has been a succession of inexplicable deaths on the night of Watanagashi, the Cotton Drifting festival, for the previous four years already. There is a terrible murder and a mysterious disappearance in each case.
This is where Higurashi departs from the traditional narrative style of Japanese storytelling. Every storyline in the first season raises doubts about the meaning behind the murders, suggests possible truths, and proceeds to dismantle the ensemble in an inexorable chain of sad events and unbridled savagery.” It’s very uncommon for these storylines to begin with a little peek of the horrors to come before reverting to a colorful, cheerful picture of our characters’ brilliant days in Hinamizawa, leaving us to wonder how things will reach the horrible image we just saw. Also, you will find out which Higurashi character are you in this quiz.
Which Higurashi character are you?
The episode begins with a flashback to a previous event. From the perspective of a toddler running towards a man and woman standing at the fence at the Furude Shrine observation area, we see a man and a lady rushing towards one other. During the scene where the youngster pushes the man and woman through the fence and over the canyon, Hany says that she “couldn’t do anything.”
At the brink, Satoko watches Hany as he laments, “I could only gaze over each catastrophe slowly.” Slept in the Irie Clinic while Takano remarks that Satoko has been certified to be at the highest level possible. Though Satoko hasn’t yet torn her neck, “her mental state is highly unstable,” she admits to us. At any moment, Satoko can turn aggressive, and Irie Kysuke is in agreement with him. Takano’s eyes narrow as the Higurashi scream, suggesting that she has already gotten violent. After that, she hands him a document: Satoko’s vivisection schedule. If she had planned this before Satoko’s tests came back, Irie questions her about it.
If she was looking forward to the outcomes, Takano asks in jest. She chuckles. While walking away from him, she says, “Don’t tell me you feel feelings of sorrow!” after vivisecting one person. The scene focuses on Satoko while she sleeps, and she reminds Irie that they need living tissue and that their research will not be approved without conclusive proof. Irie takes Rika’s father to the Furude Shrine at night. Irie tells him that he’s counting on him to help him succeed. Rika’s father discusses the details of the Hinamizawa Syndrome to his wife and to Rika.
About the quiz
I enjoyed seeing Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni, or When the Cicadas Cry, even if it’s several years old (2008). The core tale of Higurashi Kai, which was adapted from Ryukishi07’s visual novel of the same name, is told across two seasons. It is very tense, mystifying, and downright terrifying, and that is an almost impossible task for an anime. I’ll be looking into the elements that help it be so effective.
Shion, Satoko, Rika, and Rena form the major cast other than Keiichi.
Read the warning, since this show is not for the faint of heart. Gore and excessive violence are present, such as stabbing, bludgeoning, and cleaving with blunt objects.
In the tranquil village of Hinamizawa, Keiichi Maebara has just arrived. Though she had made many new acquaintances, Hinamizawa’s quiet town harbored a deadly secret.
Higurashi is told throughout the course of two seasons as stated earlier. During the first season, many questions are raised and some answers are given, but the enigma is not solved. It provides an explanation for all the events of the first season, and it answers the story’s central question.
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