There's no better and satisfying way to end this season. That ending scene was extremely kiyaaa! Peak romance! The pacing was a little slow with the confrontation of the rivalry, but all was well and ended well. But the animation was amazing! Classic, retro artwork is the best!

jinnux

6 mo

Verified

A pesar de las diferencias, se siente un buen desarrollo entre Kurumi y Sawako dejando una sensacion de que todo progreso correctamente a pesar de todo, deja un buen sabor de boca ver como sucedio todo.

babyolie

6 mo

Yeah, sometimes public confession can clear misunderstandings. Still, congrats to both of you guys for finally becoming a couple. This episode really shows good character development and their maturity in accepting difficult reality. Perfect I’d rate it 10/10.

Episode Context

The season two finale of Kimi ni Todoke delivers exactly what the series has been building toward, emotional payoff. 'Important Person' is a deliberately paced, introspective episode that prioritizes character over spectacle. Expect quiet, heartfelt moments between Sawako, Kazehaya, and the people in their orbit, including Kurumi, whose presence adds complexity to the emotional landscape. The tone is reflective and warm, with Production I.G leaning into the soft, intimate visual language that defines the series at its best. This isn't an episode of dramatic twists; it's one of emotional resolution. Themes of personal growth, acceptance, and the courage it takes to be honest with the people who matter most run through every scene. A fitting, poignant capstone to a season defined by vulnerability.

Runtime23 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceHIGH

Air DateMar 30, 2011

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