Clannad The Motion Picture Episode 1: Episode 1
Canon

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Clannad The Motion Picture Episode 1: Episode 1

Canon
Prev: EPNext: EP

OSHIMETER

5.0

5 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

lovefnj's avatar
lovefnj
The movie does a great job of just showing us the main two characters of the show but to get a better understanding of all the characters involved, you need to watch the show. Without the show seeing all these random so-called “friends” feels odd when it’s really not supposed to be. We get to who these people are and why they’re important to Tomoya and Nagisa. Overall opinion, decent movie but pacing is too slow and only three characters are fleshed out. 7.5/10 for me.
jawswaj's avatar
jawswaj
The plot of this film is an ambitious attempt to condense a massive visual novel into a 90-minute experience. Unlike the slow-burn emotional buildup of the TV series, the movie focuses heavily on the theme of "family" as a legacy, moving rapidly from Tomoya and Nagisa’s first meeting to the heavy drama of the After Story arc. Character designs by Toei Animation offer a stark contrast to the more famous KyoAni version; the eyes are smaller and the features more grounded, giving the film a distinct, slightly more "classic" anime aesthetic.
Visuals shine during the dream-like sequences involving the "Illusionary World," where the use of soft gradients and experimental lighting creates a haunting, ethereal atmosphere. The soundtrack is a highlight, rearranging iconic tracks like "Mag Mell"
paulanime's avatar
paulanime
Clannad Movie is a heartfelt story about family, friendship, and love. A young boy learns to open his heart little by little because of the people that he meets. It is a touching anime for anyone who has ever felt stuck in pain.
disavania's avatar
disavania
This movie is actually good, but I couldn't stand the seemingly random plot. The pace was also slow, making me even more bored and wanting to stop watching until the end. I don't think Clannad's storytelling style suits me. However, there is one scene that touches my heart.
fuexx's avatar
fuexx
Sirve como condensación de la serie de 2007, pero omite muchos eventos y el ritmo se siente demasiado apresurado por eso mismo. La recomiendo si has visto la serie para rememorar, ya que se destaca el estilo visual, diferenciándose al de la serie.

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EPISODE REVIEWS

lovefnj's avatar
lovefnj
The movie does a great job of just showing us the main two characters of the show but to get a better understanding of all the characters involved, you need to watch the show. Without the show seeing all these random so-called “friends” feels odd when it’s really not supposed to be. We get to who these people are and why they’re important to Tomoya and Nagisa. Overall opinion, decent movie but pacing is too slow and only three characters are fleshed out. 7.5/10 for me.
jawswaj's avatar
jawswaj
The plot of this film is an ambitious attempt to condense a massive visual novel into a 90-minute experience. Unlike the slow-burn emotional buildup of the TV series, the movie focuses heavily on the theme of "family" as a legacy, moving rapidly from Tomoya and Nagisa’s first meeting to the heavy drama of the After Story arc. Character designs by Toei Animation offer a stark contrast to the more famous KyoAni version; the eyes are smaller and the features more grounded, giving the film a distinct, slightly more "classic" anime aesthetic.
Visuals shine during the dream-like sequences involving the "Illusionary World," where the use of soft gradients and experimental lighting creates a haunting, ethereal atmosphere. The soundtrack is a highlight, rearranging iconic tracks like "Mag Mell"
paulanime's avatar
paulanime
Clannad Movie is a heartfelt story about family, friendship, and love. A young boy learns to open his heart little by little because of the people that he meets. It is a touching anime for anyone who has ever felt stuck in pain.
disavania's avatar
disavania
This movie is actually good, but I couldn't stand the seemingly random plot. The pace was also slow, making me even more bored and wanting to stop watching until the end. I don't think Clannad's storytelling style suits me. However, there is one scene that touches my heart.
fuexx's avatar
fuexx
Sirve como condensación de la serie de 2007, pero omite muchos eventos y el ritmo se siente demasiado apresurado por eso mismo. La recomiendo si has visto la serie para rememorar, ya que se destaca el estilo visual, diferenciándose al de la serie.

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AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com